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The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
PRESIDENT YeNE Again.
Succeeds After Many Altom.ts In Bag
gins Wild Turkey.

succeeds After Many AGomyts In Sag
sins Wild Turkey.
Washington, Nov. 5.-President and
Mrs. Roosevelt have returned from
Pine Knot, Va, where they went We'd
nesday last accompanied by Surgeon
General Rixey and Private Secretary
Latta. The party came in the special
car signet over the Southern railway
The president spent his entire time
while at Pine Knot Ia hunting wild
turkeys He had never shot one, al
though be often hunted them. His
hunting companions were DIR. Rixey
and J. c. Bishop, a local celebrity
Thursday, Friday and Saturday morn
ings the start was made at 4 O'clock,
and the hunt kept up all day. It was
not until late Saturday afternoon, how
ever, that the president accomplished
his desire He shot wild turkey, the
only one shot during the three days Of
hunting.
The president returned to Washing
ton feeling much invigorated from his
outing and decidedly pleased that he
had added one more laurel to his hunt
ing record
Mrs. Roosevelt took several horse
back rides, and as the weather through
out was ideal the outing was pro-
nounced a decided success.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05

Leake for the same Office in the Ninth
District has made it certain that he will
beat his opponent Pickett, the borax
trusts candidate. None of the polite
ians could see any reason to fear for the
loss of any candidate on the ticket.~ John
j. Heavey and Louis Finke will be elect
ed Street and Water Commissioners
The Freeholder ticket, with possible
exception here and there, will be elected
by handsome majority, according to re-
ports from the various wards in the city.
The Democratic Aldermanic ticket will
also pull through easily.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
meteor O. zos ship.

New Yock, Nov 5.-When the Pho
ns1 FER st. Al-arev, fr>m Antwerp,
tied up alongside tIr pier in Fcboken
tie sole tonic of c~nvercation that
{ FAC to the ears G., the stevedores on
r. . was the narrow escape of the
1~1tor from big Eolted and sunk
b. a I'd lot fre -naent Of star that
II al-M5rte wen the vessel was
str nf3 t. thc eastward of Cape
az ce. Fret Officer v. Spencer, who
We on the bridge at the time, told
kv TIE meteor, with flaming tail "a
nile long" same zigzagging out of
the southern sky half hour before
sun t and eNsappeared In the sea
with roar and aizzle that terrcrized
the crow, who saw the awesome spec
tacle.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Mur,n 40 us-e rel4ea, rw.se.

BA On, Nov. 5.-p3 sSst 1Afag1sg
Jo,N / Koran ss0s teaer . 1sstss5A
AttorhAs exNoDae n i sA7 x ~ u wktaA
he s-Gf-d kat be wSs BGE5ea hg
State senator A. z. V,ssfies eS 5rzSnisss
gan that thar is IL fass pcssepsie0 a
Golfers D'Cstn evt1eEes In tie ko~E
Of osi@inal docaments, letters, tale
grams and secret oT4cs which tenSs
to show that "a ocgez,zs4 n chcd OF
legislative cerE sptt = = L;rsGfcea by
the so called t-b4e-o ]Fest aAssauSNS1t
the cou-try. Er. Aushso char9eo Col
lieT's Weekly vi~a Delay In prhstlsg shs
documents fer c4E pGAsn reAscnc.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
To STAY In Cuba MANY Months.

Havana, Nov. 5-"It will be impos-
sible for us to get away from here in
Zine months" This was the state
ment made by a prominent American
Official Of the provisional government
who was speaking Of the work he had
found to do in the department to which
he had been assigned. His utterance
Earows side light ON the actual con-
ditions which, he says, are not realized
In the United States or even at Wash
ington. The intinl tion has come from
there in dozen ways that the stay
Of troops and civilians will not be.
longer than few months and that. by
next July Cuba will be left to herself
and her own government
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05

London, lyo7. 5.-Aft9- eosoY09d chat
the Duke of Nt4E E~ak E6S hes 2enidc4
to rsnounce - e&r=ta Il Ftnne.n
palace and re-.fe h4ro+Ex5o at Woad-
stock House Ia oxcee% sfsw humble
style, probably sharing de resIde9ce
with his mother, Lady Riandferc.
Woodstock Rouse, which ovcrlooks the
main entrance to Bleah4im pack,
would be an Insignificant residence fo1
retired tradesr97n. TIE rental Is
little more tA % $40 1t is believed
the duke htelAs closing the palace al.
together, dis f.s'- sirg lis 200 servants.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Happiness in a Tablet
Perfect Health for Every One Pro-
cured at Small Cost

How many times have you sat down at
your meals absolutely disgusted at the
thought or sight of anything to eat?
oHw many times have you sat down
at your meals without the trace of an
appetite, but just because it was time
TO eat n
How many time have you felt a knaw-
ing, unsatisfied 'still-hungry'' feeling in
your stomach, even after you We're
through eating?
How many times have you felt that
slump of lead' on your stomach after
eating, whether your 1aes wass. we'll
cooked or not?
How many times have you suffered a
whole lot,of other things from your stoni-
ach that you couldn't explain, but that
made you grouchy, miserable, Quito
sorts and generally sour On everybody
and everything.
1t is safe to say you coEldn't tell. You
don't keep track of those things, of
course. but yOu know you've suffered
them. You probably have had them for
so long that they've become a habit with
you, and you have come to the conclusion
that your fate is to suffer them indef-
pitely and perhaps forever.
And so merr. much like horses standing
unhitched at the hitching post, think
they re tied, and so their habit makes
them prisoners.
Indigestion, nor loss of Appetite bnash,
Irritation, burning sensations, heartburn,
nausea, erqlctations. bad memory, loss of
vim and vigor and the happiness that
comes from healthy stomach and a
good appetite if he will only leave his old
hitching post and tie himself to a new
one one chat wiz hold him to health, joy,
ambition and a clear mind and memory,
and the sunshine that goes with them.
That indeed is Heaveni And you can
get it in little tablet already prepared
Tor the purpose, in Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets, those little cherubs of health and
delight found in thousands of homes to-
day. Listen-one one in gredient of these
precious little tablets will digest for you
1000 grains Of food.
This relieves your stomach of the work
Of digesting until your stomach can get
strong and healthy again. Your stomach:
has Been oyerworked and abused. It's.
tagged out 1t needs a rest
Let Etuart's Dyspensia Tablets do
the work Of your stomach. You will be
ssirprfsad to find how fine you d feel after
ant!ng, and how lucieusly good every
thing viii TASTE to yotl. That's because
the Tablets are thoroughly digestdng the
/ food which your stomach couldn't digest
before
& Hare these tablets on your dining
tab'e. and rAke one on two after every
kaeai without fail Then you viii realize
aa mover before fsat the human stomach
decided FOR every man whether he will
Sc rwaTd or backward and besides
isfaTM forget yer svcr asd stomach to
&szmepx Esas-
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05

= d acp q Msya sasro,. tn.

W ,1xtstE, Hw. A.-.AA,s1ruang II
a stc Irts-A onafs-s1 Just issued by
the hcrenu of naval iatelHgenee, the
United States has in tcanage more
battleship strength EaAding than any
other power in the world Pvhe fguExa
of total s~'ength gi7sn place Greet
Sritain in the lad, France recond, tbs
United Gates taied. GgAany fsurth
and Japan, Russia, Italy and Aastrsa
following In tie order K -neG
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
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nor GasAl aasoy1 geo tht- e-Asex5 Il
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ast- ~ sssr l2st lhs1 sJs..
T5ess eO e7tt aaVe bfcA A. -rerh ~
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~ arc beihs ss0s INN TIE oaiksssN
1,sH32s zi,e4-, Asst il iGs re3c1ss4 sbs e1s
perts seseht thSsc--scf gfAxss Skess a2
cer-h.t lcsre rJl 4isa Esess ts vssis
Bile. fale tSuESlst gosu 0a. G-ADElsHs
l&-laa 70 55G tie body Of tts niesaA
boy, Jt-eph MsseElros
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Frances Attitude Toward chureI

Paris, Nov. 5.-The minister of pub
lie instruction and worship, NJ. Bri-
and, announced in an authorized inter
view that the government did not re-
gard the Roman Catholic church as
being in revolt against the law pro-
viding for the separation of the church
and state or against the state. 9he
Catholic church, having ST. 1ply de-
ciined to take advantage Of s,r priv
ilege under the law, as the other re-
ligions did. on Dec. IL would forfeit
its $S0,o00,o00 of piJperty aLd there
after would live uNer the common
law
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
campaign Practically Closed
Saturday Night and Battle
Of the Ballots viii Begin
at is A. M. and Waged
Until 9 P. M.
sEMOcRATs SURE OF VICTORY
eHEY EXPECT TO CARRY THE
COUNTY BY MAJoRITIEs RANG
ING FROM 1000 TO 10000, AND
TO ELECT EVERY MAN ON THE
LOCAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

It's all over but the voting and the
shouting. The campaigns practically
Aosed Saturday night. The Democrats
held several meetings in various parts Of
ehe city Saturday night, all of which
kere well attended. Governor Stokes
and other speakers addressed Republi-
San meeting at st. Aienaelss Hall. The
Independent Labor party and the Social
kt Democrats held rallies IN several
e@lls. The almost Overwhelming indica-
hons of clean sweep Tor Denocracy in
the County and city has taken much
ginger out of the campaign light, but
there are so many candidates who are
making individual fights in their own re-
spective districts that some surprises may
be looked for. Some interesting COM
binations, too, hET been hinped at--not
tetween candidates. bat BY certain inter
hsts by which each can profit if the deals
60 through.
The battle fthe ballots will begin at
seven o'clock tomorrow morning and will
Be waged until nine o'clock at night. It
viii be quiet battle The day promises
TO be observed as holiday, but with the
exception of the usual groups about poll
ing places it will seem like local sur
day under the operations of the Bishops
bill Every effort has been made by the
Police Department and the heads of the
various political parties, the newspapers,
ETC., to collect the returns, tabulate them
And announce them as soon as possible.
In and about Democratic headquarters
in Mercer street sad the Republican,
headquarters at jersey avenue and Sixth
street yesterday afternoon there were
signs of activity on the part Of those
-syho are putting the finishing touches on
the ciercial end of the campaign, and pol
tieians from every part of the County
F, dropped in to discuss the results of the
weeks campaign work and the probable
outcome of tomorrow's battle. The Dem
ocratic politicians we're jubilant over the
outlook for great victory. Majorities
of the various candidates we're discussed
and a conservative esrimate was made
that the Assembly ticket will be elected
by from 1900 to 10000 majority. 1t
could not be agreed upon as to what, es-
innate to place upon Congressional can
didate James Hamilrs majority anu ..-e
splendid canvass made by Eugene W.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Must kse. )ut cf vJs-sa M.v.

Mount N lily, N. T.. Roy. 5.--Jucgs
Joseph II. casGS x~ tNaord G'o4is
Gaines, who ha1 been tSlict5H FOR
beatirg E@ wits. FRO. Gata1s Is IN
Jail for assault Iy1H her hvES~nd.
Mrs. Gs.ines, acoorJ-NT Is tesfz ony.
has most ungovTnatle tempsr, Nxd
whenever h~r husband comes yREin
hailing distance there is a cla-A. Tho
judge saw no way to preserve tSe
peace except By keep ng the Da7seer.
ents apart, so he sugrcaded serta 60
on condition that GaiaSs acsl EeaD
out OF the way CT tefar hstion.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Yaie Victorious. but Sore.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. s. But few
Of the Yale football squad got back to
New Haven after the West Point game
until late last night, and all felt a
trife sore in mind and some more in
body at the West Point result, vic
tory for Yale by the score of II to 6
The great victory OF Princeton over
Dartmouth by the score of AZ to 0
added to the gloom which was only
partially lightened by Harvard's close
victory over Brown, 8 to s.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Answers Cry For Help and 10 sho.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 5.-Theodore c.
Schafer, thirty-one years old, was shot
and killed in the Empire hotel by W.
r. Willis, Pennsylvania railroad
switchman Schafer, boarder at the
hotel, heard Willis wife screaming for
help and while endeavoring to gain a1-
mittance to the Willis apartments the
door was flung open by Willis. who
fired three shots at Schafer, killing
him. Willis escaped from the hotel.
but was later captured by policeman
after George Gilbert, bvother-in-law
OF the murdered man, had run Willis
down and was about to shoot him with
rife.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
raints Near Lake and browns.

Greenwich, Conn, Nov. 5. Lying
face downward, the head in the water
and the feet on the shore, boys found
the body of man on the shore Of one
Of the artificial lakes In Bruce park.
The lads told superintendent John De-
laney, who recognized the dead man
as John. Bartschi. a gardener. Bart
schi was subjected to fainting spells,
and 1t is surnnised that he was seized
while at work at the edge Of the lake.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Scared to Death by seeress,

Newark, N. J., Nov 5.--Acting on In
formation contained In a letter sent
to Chief Of Police Adams, Mrs Annie
Abbie, clnirvoyant and trance me-
dunn, has been arrested The letter
that led TO the clairvoyant's arrest
was signed "a Grief Stricken Father Z"
The writer complained that his daugh-
ter had been SO worried and frighten-
ed by the ciairvoyant's predictions of
misfortune that she fell III aud died.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05

Victim Of conspirators Turns Threat
sninS Letter Over to Polics--ExpIo-
sion Shakes fsishborhood, Breaks
Windcws and Frishtons Tenants In
TO Hysteries.
& New York, Nov. s. An explosion
which blew out the FIRST story front
Of $50 Bashwick avenue, williams
burg. n. X, and smashed windows for
two blocks around drove the panic
stricken tenement dweliers In their
night clothes into the street. All evil
dence goes to prove that Black Hand
conspirators threw a bomb into Fran
cesco Messina's s tailor shop.
Messina had received three threat
oning letters demanding $500, which
he handed over to the police OF the
Bushwick avenue station. Captain
Murphy arrested Antonio Passaminati,
twenty eight years old, and his brother
Frank, twenty four years The cap
tain says the prisoners had letters
Threatening the lives of other mer-
chants In Bushwiek avenues Little
Italy letters Ia which the handwrit-
Ing and the paper are Identical with
those received by Messina.
Death of Family Threatened.
Messina got the first letter fort
night ago. 1t told him that the writer's
would kill him his wife and three chill
dren unles1 he gave them $500. Ee re-
ceive1 tho THIRD letter last Thursday,
warning hiH that "h.e society" would
not be tr1ed with l-kzger and order
Ing him to not an eraissary near bis
rS1D aid si-e hlsa hs Don~y.
At an early L1-r IN ee.9a morning the
explosion cS>~-r 4 1t n-arly k-ossed
down Pc-ic man xEA.n-r, vLo was IT
johnson snA Au q A-iek 1v~nues In
stantly tte erssD cf els IS gc-lrSed and
a cloud of smoke r1a,n out fron Mes
siEa'c eA.I. EklcS cs ..s1icxs7 the
tenants fam " goYMe TAa SU-wo-
rta, csaldre> ind zcS yGNer ar1
rging eael, oIt.T No,s,it.fG ts<y asrht
have Conc OF homo a4tSr an earth-
QuG-es first t4ur0i.
So scared were tn1s sa4t tier would
not return to t3ctr Dimes u1a1 the
pclice assured t-el, r1itl some ferce-
ful arguments, that tAey were in NO
further danger
The OK losion brc@o ne ny wi dows
and damaged several osopJ AZ scores.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
BaEIoen's Fast Trim.

New Raven, Cenn.. Nov. ga. Leo
Stevens, Captain Homer W. Hedge and
Lieutenant Samuel NJ Butler dropped
from height Of 1859 meters on Short
Beach, beyOnd East Haven, after trav-
cling 1s6 mAes from PittsHcld, Mass.
on "trip that Stevens says was one Of
his most remarkable bs!leon expert
eRees. Nest Of the time she party was
travelling In sale Of wisd that car
ried the airship at express train spead,
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
To Build Town Of censre*o.

Denver, Nov 5. The American
Smelling and Refining company has
started a new town near Trinidad and
contracted for the erection Of eighty
houses, to cost $50oO0o. Every build
ing in the town will be Of concrete
The only wood to be used will be for
roofs and the inside fittings. The most
pretentious building will be the genep-
al store, costing $1,000.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Army ofsoer Has Yellow Fever,

Havana, Nov. 5.-Second Lieutenant
Noble ]. Wiley Of the Fifth infantry,
whose discovery oa board the trans
port Sumner with yellow fever caused
five hours delay IN the departure of
that vessel, has been removed to AMI
mas hospital. His illness was diagnos-
ed as yellow fsver Of a mild type.
Lieutenant Wiley boarded the Sumner
to go home ON leave Of absence. He
arrived here recently on the transport
Tarnholm and lodged in Havana. He
did not visit Camp Columbia.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05

Roosevelt to Occupy Stateroom Of
Adnirars Chief Of stasf-vsssel to
Keep In Touch by Wireless.
New York, Nov. 5.--The new bat
tleship Louisiana, upon which Presi-
dent Roosevelt viii sail for Panama
on Thursday, viii afford the chief exz
ecutiye the finest quarters ever Atted
up on an American man-of-war.B The
Louisiana has left for Hampton Roads.
President Roosevelt will so to Oys-
ter Bay TO vote tomorrow morning and
immediately aftsrward wiiI return to
Washington to board the naval yae-Jt
MayficRer which Is to take him to a
point Off Wolf Trap light where ho
will embark on the Louisiana for his
"trip.
To Keep IN Teuoh by Wireless.
The navy department has left moth
ing undone for his convenience and
comfort ON this trip, and with the
aid OF the powerful wireless appara-
tus which has been installed he will be
In constant communication with Wash
ington. The work of refitting the ship
for the presidents trip has been done
at the Now York navy yard. New fur
niture has been installed, one article
being large new desk, where the orEi-
cial papers will be kept during the
trip
The p-esE snt's quarters will occupy
nearly ohe-q ' rter of the space OF one
deck and have been made by tearing
out doors I'd throwing the QLartrs Of
the admiral and captain into one suit.
They are separated from the rest Of
the ship by temporary buikhey, sH j
the presixJnt will have as rsu~h pr
vacy as he would have u A.e ~a,<a
House.
Mrs. Rooe~ves's ln----,sys.
The szaoki - rcom. vAtL ~ pr -
dent WI att "a g II cGAdt -al-
sess, II IL .Aa siss~ II s,e kaS<M fp
1hare lsxsL l<5es %lor ror. w1>s
tie seSee Giss StA Ne IL n. 4 4B
p-osideet e4scrtxA tT:% ia n-sJ.ss>-
tvs OF 5EJr S1mo'kcl Is, Gz4t & e1soe
livirg roAr rs 'sso acc ~ -4sSsl>z CT
the par-v. 1re nSafals cASR e. WI
be used a. As ses' cents eS.as an.
and Era sce vcl{ II j occr,Ia 8 j sse
statsrooz3 1aHWsaf FIR Pc h<R1.-e9 8
chief Of staF 'saeeo - s'x cs5scr
staterooms and bSth ,oomG ER tie or
er members of TIE party.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
utss Wipe off War Paint.

Sheridan. Wyo., Nov. 5.A confer
ence between the Indians and troops
resulted In an agreement on the part
OF the Utes to return with Colonel Rog-
ers to Fort Meade, g. D., to be taken
care OF there by the government while
Chiefs Red Cap and Black Whlslcrs
go to Washington to talk the matter
over with President Roosevelt.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
WlFE e8Es TO GzEs.y PEAsY
WI Meet Mixer of NJ W ic record
at Cape a e-o..

az &GPS q S-ors
Wellington, Nov. MS. Desry.
re OF tAe er~tac ex seNzCr w,vo has
PORE 's1a tacst aortl," h-g sr.esdred a
8 eand mss-a9e frsA GsnIrlLeer
Fcs,wt e. PeAHs but she st ,rtd th1- it
rolated to f.InH .hastesr. NC. Petsy
Il "a ~ti-g an ssA 81 re <rA,e from her
huslahd MAI may rirs 0'ssfi.nal in
fo7s-ensn ~tee rskas hAr dssx lor ii
pole.
psrs. Fass ~ ksD kAt g the first part
OF H-r j, rsr>g = C-.oe Ereeon, where
size wiu JNHS th, rotura o2 her hus-
BAND. Ms 1he when he may he ex-
pec-ec, ale st.ys, Is a natt~r of con
lecture
Wien asked if she thought Com
mander Peary would r1ake another try
for the pole, Mrs. Peary said that was
a matter that Mr. Peary must deter
mine at some time in the future.
1T seems to me- she observed
quietly, that Mr.. Peary has done his
share of the work IN the arctic regions,
and it would be nice thing now for
him to enjoy the rest he has earned"
Contrary to report Mrs. Peary is not
going to take her young son with her
to Cape Breton.
Il shall leave the children hGse in
Washington until we return, said Mrs.
Peary, "and Mr.. Peary will hurry then
to Washington as soon as he oan"
Mrs Peary is disinclined to noto-
riety on account Of the great scien-
tific achievements of her husband, but
in her conversation there is every evil
dence of her keen satisfaction over
his accomplishments.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05

Pittsburg, Nov. Son the eve OF hts
departure for It0ay to serve IA To.
army, Antenio- l.avinelh, -Esetoen
syears old, wcs ohot and inStantiy kill
cd by Ciementino valendino, c,m.
panion, ct TNankin. Pa Following a
tri 7iAi cr2rrel, "a murderer placed
Els arcs about Savinellfs neck as
thoYsN seeking for-tveness and then
sudd MY fred tIo shots into his body.
He was arrested.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Congressman kstoham Dead.

New York, Nov. 5. Congressman
John Henry Ketcham of Dover Plains,
N. Y. is dead OF apoplexy at hos
pital in this city, aged seventy four
years. He served in the house. of rep
resentatives from New York during
1se5-73, 1s77-o8 and 1897 1903 and fol
lowing reapportionment had since rep
resented the Twenty FIRST district He
was brevet major general in the
civil war.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Won.on Jury to Hear Case.

Chicago, NY. 5.-This city will be
treated to the spectacle on Nov. IL of
q jury Of women trying case of al
legged Siander that will come up in
Justice John r. Caverly's court 1t is
expected the case win become famous
IN the annals OF Illinois judicial pro-
eedure. TIE complainant is Mrs. M. A.
Snyder, and the defendant is Mrs.
Mary Murphy.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Double Shooting Follows Murder.

Camden, n j., Nov 5.-Daniel Wei
don, aged ffty eight years, shot his
wife, Mary, and then sent a bullet into
bis own head. 1t is thought that both
will die. Weldcn's daughter was re-
Gently murdered By her husband. and
brooding over this trouble is said ts
have affected his brain.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Thaw Trial Soon.

New York. Nov. 5.--Harry K Thaw
will be put on trial for killing Stan
ford White very soon after election
day, probably this week Thaw has
been in the Tombs since last June.
On Oct. / thirty-one persons charged
with murder were in that prison Now
only nine remain to be tried, and Thaw
is No. on the LIST
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
More Pay For READING Men.

Philadelphia, Nov 5.-The PhiladeI-
phia and Reading Railway company
announced an increase OF wages Of 10
per cent to all employees whose sal
aries are less than 5000 per month
The increase is effective from Nov. Il
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad, it is be-
lieved is contemplating similar action,
commencing Jan l.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Elopes on Sixtieth Birthday.

] New Yoss Nov. 5. Her marriage i'm
'peded IL mary years by relatives,
whose main support she was, Miss
Eliza Daley Of Philadelphia eloped to
this city with Hsuis Resinkoff, forty
four years old, also of Philadelphia
They were wedded by the Rev. Henry
M. Warren. Her wedding day was the
brides sixtieth birthday.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Pole Murders oame Warden.

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 5. Charles
Beschem, deputy game warden of
Taylor, a, suburb of Scranton, was shot
and instantly killed by Michael She
mitzld. a Pole, in tse woods about ave
miles from here while the former was
attempting to arrest Shsmitzki for
hunting on Sunday.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-05
Bill Nye,s Widow Il Dead.

New Orleans, Nov 5.-Mrs. Edgar
w. Nye, widow Of the late BIN Nye,
the famous humorist. died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. g. w. Pharr, at
Avoca plantation, near Morgan City.
Mrs Nye was fifty-six years old ard
was formerly resident of North Caro-
lima. Her body will be Inferred at
New Iberia.