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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
MOUNT M'KlNLEY SCALED.
Explorer Cook Succeeds In Climbing
North Americas Highest Point

Explorer COOK success IN Cllfnbln9
North Americas Highest Point.
New York, Oct Satisfying long
cherished ambition, DR. Fred A. Cook
of Brooklyn has reached the summit of
Mount Mckinley, which, towering 20,-
464 feet above the Pacific ocean, is be-
lieved to be the eliminating point of
the North American continent.
Mr.. Cooks feat io particularly nota-
Bile as his is the first ascent of the
mountain on record and followed re-
peated failures. News of his success
was brought to friends here IN teie-
gram to Fl. L. Brldgman Of the Brook
lyn Standard Union.
Mr. Cooks persistent efforts to climb
this, the greatest Of the elevations Of
the western hemisphere, have attract
ed wide attention not only from an ad-
venturous standpoint, but because Of
the practical value attached to the Sue
cess of such an expedition. Mr.. Cook
has been able apparently to add con-
siderably to the geographical records
of Alaska An expedition headed by
Mr. Cook some time age failed Of its
purpose. Mr.. Cook left here last May
for his second attempt Professor
Herschel Parker Of Columbia univer-
sity, who accompanied him, later re-
turned and said that two inenfectual
attempts to reach the mountains top
had been made and that he had left
Cook to make still another.
Dr. Cook was born at CaAicoem De-
pot, in Sullivan county, N. Y, and II
forty-one years of age. He was SUE
geon of the Peary arctic expedition in
1S91-92 and similarly associated with
the Belgium expedition of 1S97-99 He
has written much on polar expedition
and has been frequently decorated by
societies interested in explorations.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
chum q prs.ident.. Sen Arrsstsd.

Boston, Oct 3-Further investigation
by the Boston police and action by the
grand jury in connection with an as
sault on a policeman on Boston COM
mon last Thursday evening. In which
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. <aas involved.
resulted in the arrest in dasnbridge of
Shaun Kelley of Fitchburg. conn
panion of yosng Roosevelt and presI-
dent Of the sophomore class Of Har~
ward Kelley was arrested while tive
officers of the Boston police force were
serving suInmonses on Roosevelt and
Meredith Blagden, another Harvard
student, to appear as witnesses in .
Suffolk county grand jury investigation
of the case.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Parker Replies TO Hearst.

New York, Oct 3.-Judge Alton B.
Parker gave out a statement IN reply
to an attack made upon him by Viii
liam r. Hearst during campaign
speech in Brooklyn. In his address
Mr.. Hearst said that Judge Parker had
appeared in an election case on the
side of election criminals in the court
he formerly graeed and there argued
against and secured a reversal of an
opinion he had formerly rendered
Judge Parker denies that any corpora
ton paid for his services in the Hearst
Mcclellan contest and asserts that his
services were rendered to Mayor Nc
CielIan without compensation.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Warships Damaged at PensaeoIa.

Washington, Oct 81 Secretary Of the
Navy Bonaparte has received "a tele-
graphic report upon the conditions at
the Pensacola navy yard from Chief
Constructor of the Ns&y Capbs. He
states that the converted yacfri Vixen
was badly damaged and that the Ma
chias and Waban are sunk ait their
dock, the Machias being seriously dam
aged hy rsnIaing tfaee stone saa wall.
Constructor Gapps estimates the cost
Of floating and repairing damage 70 all
vessels harses ard yardscfaft ati about
SSo0, ,0ae.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Lahn,s victory Certain.

Paris, Oct. 3.-Ail the uncertainty re
garding the result Of the balloon race
for the James Gordon Bennett cup,
started from here on Sunday after
noon, was ended when dispatch was
received by the Aero club announcing
that the Hon. c. S. Rolls and his COM
paaion, Colonel Copper, in the balloon
Britannia, had landed at Sandringham
Upland, thus establishing that Lieu
tenant Frank P. Lahm, Sixth cavalry
U. S. A., the American competitor il
the race, who descended near Whitby
in the balloon United States, is the
winner.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
YANKEE SHOTS LEAD.
Beat British Competitors In First
Match at creednoor.

Beat British Competitors In First
Match at creedmoor.
Creedmoor, N. Y, Oct. g. The An
glo-American rifle competition between
the Queens Westminster volunteers
and the Seventh regiment of New York
for the international challenge shield
began here.
Colonel Sir Howard Vincent Of the
Westminster volunteers and Colonel
Daniel Appleton of the Seventh regi-
ment Were on hand at the beginning Of
the match, which was confined to 500
and 900 yards
Today the outcome will be decided
at 500 ana 1000 yards. The scores at
500 yards we're
Queens Westminster volunteers, 403;
Seventh regiment, 400.
At eco yards the Queen,s Westnins-
terJ scored 395 points and the Ameri-
can team made All.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
MOB ATTACKS JAIL.
Mobile Citizens Shot When Crowd
Tries to Capture Negro.

Tries to Capture Negro.
Mobile, Ala, Oct, 3.-Roy' Hoyle,
special officer of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad and one of the most widely
known men in this vicinity. was fatally
shot and Alderman Sidney Lyons,
chairman of the city counciIsSf Mobile,
was slightly wounded during fight at
the county Jail between deputy sher-
ifs and crowd of men determined to
capture Dick Robinson, young negro.
The mob is still hunting the negro and
will lynch him if possible. The negro,
who is only seventeen years of age, at
tackled Ruth, the twelve-year-old daugh-
ter of Blount Sosaman, who lives about
three miles from here. He was not
taken to the jail at all and was at
least eight. miles fz5m the city when
the mob approached the bnllding.
There have been several assaults up
on white women within the past few
weeks, and the news of the latest out
rage caused intense excitement. Crowds
of men were harangued by several
speakers who urged them to take the
life of the negro if he could be found.
and in a short time the entire crowd
was on the march to the Jail Sheriff
Powers met the leaders of the mob and
>informed them that Robinson was not
in the Jail ard had never been brought
there. He offered TO let anybody whom
he personally knew pass through the
Jail. About forty men walked through
the corridors. and some of them return
ed and assured the mob that the negro
was not there While several men. In
Guiding Hoyle and Lyons, were still in
the jail a portion ef the crowd ssizes
q telephone pole and dashed it sgsinss
the door. The door fell Wits a erssh
and almost instantly . shot Was srsd
by a Elaa standing III he gate The
mob flien commenced a fusiAsde
About a dozen shots were fired AS
the shots rang out there was STAN
pede for shelter. The mob was widely
scattered in a few seconds. Later an
other search Of the Jail was made
Governor Jelks has ordered that three
companies of militia be brought to the
city as quickly as possible.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03

New York, Oct. 3.-The divorce litl-
cation which was predicted to follow
the discovery by census bureau inves-
tigators that probably one out of FIVE
of the divorces granted by the courts
of New York county are invalid
cause the DEGREES never were filed !
been started in the supreme court
fore Justice Newburger. The suit JUS
brought is expected to establish pre-
cedent Upon the issue Of the action.
hangs, it is estimated, the validity oe
fully 2,500 divorces.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
casin.. Changes Coming.

Washington, Oct 3. Two retire
mentz from the presidents cabinet are
slstsG far the coming winter. They arc
saesc of Asserney General Moody,
w1sess rasssmasaan wal bscsnae cisec-
tire sSert Dee l, and tAst Of Secre-
tssY Of the Tr&asmy gk&w, wko will
res3se in 6skrgAsv Tcr one of the va
caMasss ne Yrsai6ent will nominate
Qenrss v. L. Meyer, American anbss-
saaAr to Erasie, but for tae other he is
net We. rsasy to Anaounse successor.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
OF THE CLUBS.
Hearst to Tour State.

New York, Oct. William K. Hearst
continued his campaign, making three
speeches here All the meetings were
well attended. othsg speakers were
Lewis Stuyyesant Chanler, candidate
for lieutenant governor on the Demo
cratic and Independence league tickets;
former Senator John Ford, Clarence j.
Shearn and Henry A. Powell Mr..
Hearst will start at ence on an up state
trip, making his first step at Fonda,
where he will speak at the Iontgonl-
sRy county fair.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
MARINES LEAVE HAVANA.
Ordered to Adjacent Towns to Avert
Possible outbreaks.

Possible Outbreaks.
Havana, Oct. 3.-The attitude of the
authorities of the United States in
Cuba regarding the possibilities of the
present situation seemed fairly ex-.
pressed when Colonel Waller, COM
manding the marines, remarked that
IAN ounce of prevention was worth
| pound of cure-,,' The remark was call
ed forth by preparations that were
going on at Camp Columbia to trans
port 450 marines from the encamp-
ment westward for the purpose of hav-
ing them in adjacent towns when the
first installments of General Guerra's
disbanded men reach these places.
While no disorder is anticipated when
the former revolutionists reach their
homes, the provisional government and
the military authorities consider the
actual military occupation of the Pinar
del Rio region quite as essential as the
occupation of other portions of the
island and regarded it best to have
an American force there to insure the
preservation of tranquility.
1t is believed that all the revolution
Lsts in the vicinity of Havana will
have been peacefully dispersed in three
days Generals Guerra and Del Castil-
10 are actively cooperating to this end.
Together with Guzm9n the command
er in chief of the rebels in Santa Clara
province, they called 1t the American
legation and renewed their promises Of
assistance.
Ex-President Palma left the capital
SO quietly that the public Gid not real
ize he had gone until the news was
given in the papers. Only his cabinet
ministers and few intimate friends
accompanied the ez-president and his
fanily to the railroad station Some
Of these friendo went with the family
to Matanzas and did not return to Ha-
vsna until they had seen the Paama
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Weather Forecast.
Fair; fresh east winds.
General Markets.

New York, Get 2.
FLOUR - Firm, but quiet; Minnesota
patents, A15a44o; winter straights, s. 5oa
60; winter extras, s2.S5a3.25; winter pat
ents, s3.75a4I0.
WHEAT Moderate weakness appeared
in wheat today, following poor cables and
fine weather in the northwest; number
OF long accounts were liquidated, on
which prices lost Sc per bushe1 Decem-
Der, SO 9-16a83 11-1sc.; May, IS 15-1sass a-16c.
BUTTER = Creamery, extras, Saaa1ec.
(Mercantile Exchange, eficiak quotation,
extras, 25c.); frsts, 2Sa25c. seconds. ma
22,sc.; thirds 1sa2oc.; held. extras 25a
&Mc.; frsts, 23a24c.. seconds. 21ap2c.
state dairy, tubs, fresh, fancy, 24a24izc
tirsts, 22a23c.; seconds, 20a21c.; thirds, 1sa
19c.; western initiation creamery, Arsts.
l9hA2Oc. renovated extrAs, AMea2c
drsts, 1s1Se2ec.; seconds, 1f3Aa1ao.: Thirds.
1ea1eHsc
CHEESE State full cream. small, fam
cy, 1s14c.; fair to geod. 124a12kc.; large,
fancy, lsAc.; fair to good, 12Maiaos infe-
rior, 10Aa11Ncs; half skins. small. best.
10sza11c.; large, best, 1es&c.; pert skins.
prime, Ssz aloe; fair to good, sRsc.; com
mon. 5lAasiac.: full skins 3a4c.
EGGS-Gtate, Pennsylvania ana near
by, selected, white, fanoy, s2aasc.; choice,
3oa31c.; ordinary to good, 24agsc; mixed.
extras. &C.. flrsss to extra hrsts. &a27c
TALLoW-S Steady; city bsac.; country.
5ssas<c.
Steady; shipping, s5a7oc.; good to
choice, S7lSas2szc
WOOL-Steady; domestic fleece, s6aasc
EOES-Steady. state. commoHt to choice,
1906, s1a2ic.; lso5s 11a17c.; Pacific coast,
1906, 19c.; 1905. 1aa16c
STRAW Steady. long rye, 621Aae5c.
LIVE POULTRY Steady and in fair
demand; fowls, 14ssa15c.; cid roosters. 10c.
spring chickens. Liable; ducks 121za14c.
DRESSED POULTRY Firm and in
good demand; fowls, choice. 14laal5c.; do.
fair to gosd, i4c.; old roosters, &c.; broil-
ers, nearby 10alSo do. western, 14a16c.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
A Reasonable Plea
For The Stomach
If Your Stomach is Lacking in Di-
gestiye Power, Why Not Help the
Stomach Do It's Work. Espec.
ially When It Costs Nothing

Not with a%urs. hut With ro;n-
foreement of digestive agenfs sncb e ar ara
naturally at work in fhg' stonss ii : Se;ap- :
tifc analvsis shows tfaf di~est;or ~ ,.a- -.
quiros pepsin, nitrogenous fernents. and
your foods fails to digest # Is nroof nosi-
tive that some Of these agents are lack-
ing in your digestive apparatus.
Stnart's Dyspepsia fTahjefs conts IN
nothing but these natural clemens nacc.s- =
sary TO digestion and when placed at
work III tie weak stomach and small in
testnes. supply what these organs neea
They stimulate the gastric glands and
STaasss ll:- a,-iEg the digestive DREAMS hack
se taair zeiTnai cssnsi sian.
Eszlari'S IL ps,ss.a Tablets have baen
sag;ectei TO crisieal chemical tests af
Nona alad aEr9aG and are f<sIrr,I a cen-
rei0 aaihing oft aasural direstiyes.
ts.sgnieSe I4aSrRtery T1seranAie al
sgass De;n1u, les NO csIspS ss .
NJ lt529 ina#s. 20 gal.xss s., SSn.
cs4xss6a ii, 3 q
iaeussoa, ia a,u~. lGcx.
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Ve ssia9ssis $SMzSx-as sg4s4ds i&f3ch i
ssxs3se assgssssa II q ~ Is emtJxk ssou
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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03


on Sight.
New York, Oct. a.-Bringing with him
II. Hukeaalann, friend, his excellency
General ortehalSof Of the Russian ar
my arrived hsre in Tie steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse with the avowed
Intention of fighting duel with Nj. Es-
rlgcff, the alleged despoiler of his
hoac
Essspag reached here last Thursday
!n the steamer Koenig Albert with
wclaan with whom itayas sail he elop-
ed and wac was said 10 be tie wife of
General 0utchakoif. Essspofs was met
by the Russian consul ganaral in this
city, NJ. Lodygensky, who impaired the
news that the couple was Intercepted
by the immigration authorities last
Thursday on arrival at Hoboken and
that within an hour they were trans
ferred to the outgoing steamer La Sa-
vote, sailing for France.
Paths Cross at Sea.
The Kaiser Wilheim der Crosse and
La saYoie passed within tea miles of
each other ia nlidoeean. bat the gen
eral did not know that the couple was
on board the French liner. The gen
eral was almost Insane with rage when
told that the man had escaped
First he beat his breast, then he
banged his trunk. around, and finally
he sat down and cried. The Russian
consul general tried to pacify him, but
he seemed only to make matters worse.
The general and his friend, M Hitter
mann, had a conference, in which the
consul general did not participate The
two men went over to one side of the
pier and talked earnestly for half an
hour, and ait its conclusion the general
said to the consul:
Il have decided to go back in the
steamer La Provence tomorrow. | am
going to follow that fellow if
His rage got the better of him, and
he waved his arm in the air.
secs Trouble For Eaaipoff.
EiIfermann was acked what might
ha pen if tsR general met Escipoff,
who also was in the Russian army.
M Hiltermann turned around and said:
'sI wouldn't be Essipoff for lot of
money"
Through an arrangement with the
Russian consul general the single piece
Of baggage which General Outchakoff
brought over was taken away from the
pier secretly, so that the reporters
might not get his destination. An ex-
animation of it by the customs officials
revealed the fact that there were three
pistols In the trunk.
1T looks as. if Essipoff will get his,
- what the custom inspector said.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Man Cooked In Steam RoiIsr.

vincennes. Ind, Oct s. Literally
cooked alive in boiler into which
steam was turned by mistake, Boiler
maker Gustave F. Friend, thirty years
of age, lived ave hours with his Aesh
dropping from him. Ee remained con-
scious and arranged al his worldly sf-
fairs, bade his people goodby and then
prayed with his paOtor till decth cane.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Thaw May Escape Trial,

s New York, Oct 2 Harry * Tha-w,
the slayer of Stanford White. VIII prob
ably never be brought to trial. EIis
case is No Ii ii a list Of twenty eight
homicide cases q be disposed OF By The
district attorney, and there are strong
iadic Sioas that 4 commission in luaacy
viii be applied Tor By ono ale or tfa
other come tiine before No, IA ~
:raasAea.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Kiilea ~ Too Much chsese.

Libeggvllls, H., Get "A lsnbprger
cEease contest has resulted in Sszs death
of one man. aaathcr is dying, snd 4
third is i'll. It Was tAs result of wager
IS to who could eat tie aaost lilnbusser
cheese. Frank Mile. is the dead one,
and his two competitors in the contest
may net recover. Miller, who Yves
about twenty-one years old, ate about
t'vo pounds OF tae cheese.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Delegates ESem Every Part
Of sAa Uni0a Gathered In
philadelphia to Discuss
srs IL sae 1aSoaa Irish
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sasEEo WIT. a6ss VEsTiNt
AEsss Sssrn s4g.yMaawgss SAvssss 4,
easp 1asex .gersxDE sr xaS
.HouRs yIswzass OLD lNDE-
PENDBNGE HALL AND HisroR-
IoAu CHURksfsS- WILL VISIT
ATLANrC CITY TOMORROW.


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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Bic Packers Join Aesu,ictlOn.

Chicago, Oct 9-All the big Chlc-s.
packers becaIHe members Of the .neyzl7
erganized American Meat PackCr0' as
sociation. Members of the exscrtsys
committee of the orgGnizatiuEcalt,z on
the heads of the various concerns, ex-
planned the project and oubNittea .
copy of the constitution and bylEv-s.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Takes Erise at Ninety threa.

Sni9ask, Va, Oct. g. The Oldest bride
ang bsiAsTrOosa of waicR there is rec
ord in virgtaiA are on their honeymoon
at 4aabs:ry, N. G. TAey were Solomon
GegAwia. aged ninety three, and Miss
ilsninie HiIdiok, eishty-six years old.
They sssaaed to be as happy and care
fRss az children.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia New York, 8; Phladel-
phia, 4. Doyle, chesbro, Thomas; Coombs,
Berry.
At st. Louis-chioago, A. st. Lelis, O.
Owen, Roth; Glade, Spencer.
At Clevelsed-DetFoit, l; Cleveland, 4.
Donovan, Payne; Libhardt. Buelow
At Washington Boston, g. Washington
5. Oberlin. Carrigan; Goodwin, Wake
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03

Persistent Wort Stump Fcr Hughes.
Washington, Oct. G.. PFesicent Rooas.
welt announced to some Of his callers
that he wouls net 'faes. TIE atump" ia
behalf Of the candidacy CT Charles ..
Hughes for 9pver1<T Of New York.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Hughes to Fight on State Issass.

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Se1' Yora, Oct. 3. 1T-ssis camsai.ss.' .
aaiL Chav3ss n larsEas, lsspx ssssinan
oaal1k<ats zN. 5yHsymsaor, ~ geiag TO Is
fsugAt ~ sAsse isa.lea NJ ssagsas
ras.xs tAissassleTasaa eGa5hst;eaiiy IN
r4,psxse to twsztiop vsaefaer lats9n2l
or state :xssas you'd be paramount.
I. was ragsrdsG as significant in yisw
Of the conference Mr.. Hughes had cD
ting train with 2residaTt Roosevelt.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03

Baltimore, Oct 3-United States Sen
ator Isidore Rayner in an interview
on the Cuban situation sharply assaiIs
President Roosevelt. He accuses the
president and the Republican party Of
policy Of grab" and suggests that
Mr.. Roosevelt may disregard congress
and take the Cuban matter IN hand
lust as he did Santo Domingo"
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
o @uat ssanaard From Kanses,

Taseka, Kssa., 0rs 3. Suits ware
isasssastsd IL tbs s.ssxy na conrt to oust
TIE St4pdnsM Gil coaapaay and thc
IEtsswssisaa Masvsater Company Of
Assswsca frsx Aansas. These suits
yzzke .pra2ared and begun by Attorney
Ganaral Gssssnan unacr the Kansas
asssisssust act.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
Presidents coinq to Harr;obure.

Washington, Oct 3.-Senator Knox
of Pennsylvania will accompany Pres
ident Roosevelt on his trip to Harris
burg tomorrow on the occasion of the
dedication of the new state capitol
building.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
;ve Stack liorkpnss

CATTLE S1pply fair; mcrket slow;
choice. S. 75ass crime. S64Oa5,Gs; veal
calves. sSa290
HOGS Receipts light; market slow
prime heavies, mediuine lnd heavy YORK;
ers. s6.saa7; light do. S. scat. 30; pigs, ss SOa
co rongsas, s560a6
s1sHIP AND LANES = Supply fair;
market steady; prisue, wethers, $5SDeo 80
culls ana cepypon, ySeas .5e fafnbs, soss.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
BASEBALL.

Results of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn-Pittsburg, 0; Brooklyn, 2.
willis, Gibson; Whiting, Ritter.
At Boston, Cincinnati, 2; Boston, 2
Twelve innings. Ewing, Schlei; Pfener,
ONeill.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-03
LONG Chase FOR WIFE
Russian General Pursues Elopers
From Eusope to America
and Back Again.
PATHS TOUCH IN MID0cEAN

While outchakoffs Steamer Was Rush
ins to New York His Quarry Was
Returning to The otiysr side--Threat-
ems 10 Kill 2espoiIer of His Home
on Sight.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-03-21
WATERV1LLE.

Mrs. Irwin Brown was in Morrisyille two
days last week.
Mrs. E. Il. Shattuck was in Burlington sey.
eral days last week.
Mrs. Chauncey Tillotson spent several DAYS
in Burlington last week.
Mrs. Pearl Tobin of UnderhiIl visited Mr.
and Mrs. George Mann last week.
Fred Davis has finished his work for Mr..
Laraway and has moved to eden.
Rev. Henry Howard of Jacksonville occu-
pied the pulpit at the Cong'l church last Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bragg are visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. d. p. Bragg, at Fitch
burg, Mass.
Miss Hersie NcCuin of johnson visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey TiI,ot
son, recently.
The K. of z. lodge was well represented at
the District meeting at MorrisviIe last
Thursday. The boys report a fine time and
handsome entertainment.
On Friday evening of this week Can't.
Mcfarland will give his story of the Battle OF
Cedar Greek for The benefit of the Band. The
Captain was participant in that famous
battle and all of our people should hear this
account from the lips of our townsman. 1t
will be of great interest. as well as instructive
A promenade and dance will follow the
lecture. Admission to the whole affair rs
cents, children 10 cents, Do not miss it.