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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02
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fiibrt, bab Offentli6e @elber SiemIi6
regelmdbi9 in bofit annebmboren
Summen in ben ipeiten Siefen ibrer
16pei9iamen Sai6en berIdnanben.
SIT es ni6t intereTant, ameritaz
nii6e Yolitifer gegen ben Sosialisz
mus eifern 5u ieben, tpenn es 5tpei>
felbaft lit, oh bic eri1tirenben poIiz
tti6en Earteien ientnIs in ibrer gnts
itebun9 ober 9eididte. Dffentli6 ober
ionlttpie Die atbeiltii6en unb materiae
lilttifen Rrin5ipien bes 2iberalismus
5uriidgefpieien baben. GiherIih
a%uffaaenb lit es, oaB Der triumph
eines ein5ieen Yrinsips Der natiirs
li6en 8ere6tiefeit, pie Die bon uns
ierem 1rdiioenteu HooiepeIt eifriait
b%efiirtportete Staatscontroae Der
Stienbabnen unb Sruits fait MIR
bnr6 gdn5lides Iufeeben aIler Yars
teigren5en erreidt iperben fonnte.
&ann es eeleugnet tperben, baB in
Der @ei6i6te nnierer polhii6en
Yarteien IN Imerifa Of riItIi6 e
q runbidbe nur geiiegt baben,
I 70 3 Der beitebenben Yarteien fpenn
Der driitIi6e Sinn bes 8oIfes
Die Yarteipolitifer burdb p~ieoerboltes
Sroben 5ipang ibre Yarteis@ orurz
tbeile nnb ibre Bartei> Tolitif BEL
Settle 5l iesen.
Uetra6ten mir alih Die Steuuna,
tpel6e bier5nlanbe elm MIR an CROKER
Sbeil u%nieres 8olfes sesen Die Seis
ligfeit Der gbe einnimmt. 4arl
Warr bat in ieinem 8erfe ,9as
aapital" es ldderli6 g%enannt Die
driitli6e Sorm Der Che ober font
cine ais abiolut unb llnberbriihli6
gu betra6ten uno ttitt fir cine
DbDbere Sorm Der Che" elm. gebel
D~erfldrt" Damn bieie ,6Dbere
Sorm Der Che, inbem er flipp unb
flar Dbie freie 2iebe" als io8iuliitiIde
@beform proflamirt. 0as iinb aez
nib gar bernbiheuunesipiirbi9e Sbeo<
rien. fpelde Die So5ioliiten perbreiten.
8as lit aber bon elmer @eieaidaft
81 balten, man mag bieielbe Smart
Get" ODER ionittpie nennen, in pels
der Der itaatli6e Siborce, Die aufz
loiun9 Der SdmiIie. cine refine ipelts
lt6e Sabe 9etporoen lit. @as fann
bon Semen gegen Die ginfiibruna bes
So3ialismus 9eiast fperoen, ipelfe
obne elm ein5iges 8ort bes Yroteites
idbrlib, nift Sunberte, nein Sals
ienoe uno Mbertanienbe bon ainbern,
oes idiibenoen Sboafes Der Samilie
bernubt, in Die talte, ber3lole 8elt
binauSitoBen Ieben? 3ann cine
@eieai6aft. III ipel6er Die Che lire
Seili9teit berloreu bat, Dem Ins
iturme Deg So3iolismus irgenb einen
erniten 8iberitanb entgegenitelen?
8enn man redt tlar erfennen
min, iuie bier in BEN @ereini9ten
Stanten Der 2iberalismus benz Soe
5ialismus Die We9e ebnet. bann gibt
es fem interelianteres 6eIo Der Be-
o6uhtllng ais nnier amerifaniihes
IS e6dftsleben. Ser err
folarei6e @eidditSmann, nelder
@elo IN Silae uub Siile madt, lit
fir 10 manden gmeritaner elm
Sbeal. llnb bod, mcine lieben
Sreunoe, baben ms albefannte
amerifaniide Sdriftiteaer nie
Gincoln StefienS, ". Nuiiel, Sba
Sarbea unb Nnoere. 5umal in Den
Irtifeln ~unierer amerifaniihen Nos
natsi6riiicn, er5Gblt ipie infer Big
8liineB Stanbnrb Oil. Der Sleiids
Srllit nnb pie sic Goloiic ole beis
BEN, 'Solitifer unb @eiebaebunaen
beIte6en, Die Nrbeiter ihinoen unb
ons Tolt nusIalgen. Sab uniere
madti9en Sruits uno Ronopole feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02

ndmli6 nit ge5usnabme auf Die
9eiltih : Entertainer: Sie, pelhe
ibr altes 8aterlano lieben. lieben
aud INNER bas 9anb ibrer 8abl
itnb lie nerben feline beiten 8ilreer.
Sieie Iusiprii6e bon 5ipei be-
peutenben @nsIii6 Entertainment
iinb 5ueleih berbe IaulideIlen fin
iene Iusnahmfaffern. Die ibr Seuti6z
thum in oieiem 2nnbe nerleuanen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02
aatboiij6er airhen.Ralenoer.
Seius beiIt sinsn @idtbridisen.
Wattb. 9, is.
Gin %auermriner katbnli.
kentaa lit 3%tttlmamkee.

Sn Iilpautee ioa mar einen auz
eenleinen &atbolifentag fir ben IA.
Sftpber, benz Sage an Dem Columbus
IN Der Ncuen 8elt gelanbet, planen.
Sic Seier bes Cages Ioa in einem
Seitsottesbienlt am @orrnittne. einem
Seit5u9 AM Nadmitta9 nno elmer
Notwithstanding am Gbenb be-
iteben. Sn Der @erlanmluns ion je
etn Hebner bon irii6er, beutiher uno
pplnii6er Gbtunft ipre6en, aber aue
&eben ioIlen in englii6er Sprd1e
gebnIten fperben.
Ser D@yceliior" erflarte ba5u:
.8ir fpiiien nidt, tper Den Serren
eigentliG bies n~atipiltiihe aududsei
in's Neit 9elegt, mD6ten linen aber.
tpenn linen ons @elineen Der 8unos
gebung am Ser3en liegt, bringenb
ratben, bon iolder gneber5igfeit Ibs
ftanb gu nebmen. Sie Sbee. BET
elmer berartiger @eranitaltling MIR
enelii6e 9feoen 5u5ulalien, eri6eint
total perfeblt uno lpiberitreitet iiberz
bieS u~illa1eit nneenommenen be5iis@
Ii6en Vel6liilen Der Sooeration io>
tpie bes Central @ereinS, ipona6 ben
Nntinnalitdten uno ibren Sprahen
IN feiuer 8eiie 81 nabe getreten,
begin. oas Seuti6e ilberaI, mo es
-angebt, in Observation-Disclosures
beriidii6tist perben ioQ, benn tie
entbdlt cine beleibigenoe 3uriids
feeune unb RiBahtung Der ni6te
eneliihen Nationnlitdten. iotpeit bieie
auf iid unb ibre Wutteriprube nod
ettpas balten."
gs lit u%naneenebm, bab bieier
Rlan zines aleemeinen &atboIifens
taees in biefer Sorm iobaIb mad
benz Soberations s9eidluiie iiber Die
Spra9enfraee auftauft. 9ieies lit
Inn 10 mebr gu bebauern, als Die
gefolgung beg Yrin3ips .eetrennt
inari6ieren unb pereint idllagen"
audi IN hieier Gnselesenbeit iebe II NJ
5ufriebenbett abiolut ber>
m b piirbe.
Sur6 bic 8et6eiligung beg Gene
trnl> 8ereins unb Der Staatsberbdnbe
an Der SDberation ipoIen Die beutide
rebenoen a~atbolifen fir ftramm fd>
tbolii6e @runbidse. and bel ben
eneliids rebenoeu &atbolifen, ein>
treten. @ber Die S Dberation
ioIte bod eben Die Gmaleamation,
b. f. Elm innlofes Our6ein NJ
a II oerner Ser Rationale
tdten bermeiben. 8arum nun bies
fen Ylan bel einem aIIgemeis
men 8atbolifentase Die beri6ieoenen
Hationalitdten in enaltfd'cr
Gprade ii6 ertldren gu laiIen?l Ser
fpirtli6 nIl9emeine, Der faz
tboIii6e 8ee itort bod ben
fpradliden Srieoeu ni6t. ionbern
ftdrtte i'm mir, besbalb e~iferten
mir als 8atboIiten 10 iebr fir
benielben. 8arum ieBt bieie Wine
f%pren9en? gs taun MIR i9aben
unb besbalb bebauern mir Die
~Wirerei" I'M 10 mebr.
2aiiet uns aatbolifentase ii r
allie balteu. gngliI6s rebenbe fir
Sol6e, Die lieber enelii6 reben unb
beuti6e unb polniife unb iran5os
iii6e fir Sol6e, Die bieie Spra6en
b%ebor3ueen. &ber Die Seutiden
nno Yolen unb S%ran5oien ~auf3ufors
bern eneIii6 gu reben = unb
omar als gertreter ibrer anbersz
fpre6euoen Nationalitdt - oos lit
n8raut uno Hiiben" uub beiBt linz
tpege seben unb Storung unb Sdpie>
ri9feiten i6affen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02
Hunfeuelt mmh 8rnam iiber
Qrmtfb- Amerikanrr-
tbnnt.

Oils Srdiibent 8ooiepelt in 2ouiss
billie bon ben beutiden Sdngern nit
elmer Serennoe iiberraift purbe.
lobte er IN elmer biibi1en fleinen
Gnipra6e bns liebeoole Seitbalten
Der nmerifnnii6en 9euti6en an ibrer
Gprafe unb an ibren Sitten linb
@ebraufen, er betonte ieoo6 aud
ibren Bertb ais treffli6e 8iirger
nnieres 2anbes. Gebnli6 duBerte
ii6 Brian ben oeuti6en SGneern
eegeniiber. ole linn neuli6 nod
ieiner anfunft i'm Neiu Yorter Safen
EN- Stdno6en bra6ten; er ia9te
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02

~ der Die g o t. uub reIis
- sionsIoeS 6ule ein<
fiibrte UNI babur6 ben gin5elmenz
i6en bon @ott nnb Der gottlihen
Orbnung, benz G6riitentbume. Ips3uz
i6dlen. Ser Staat lit r~eligionslos
unb Die itaatli6e S6uIe lit es bes@
balb audi in Staaten inter liberaler
SerrI6nft. I'm ben 6riitli6en Sinn
bes Soltes nidt aI3uiebr 81 be-
leibieen ldbt man nod Yribati6ulen
bethlehem fpie bier5ulanbe bic fatbos
lii6en unb proteitantii6en STARR
unS @emeinbeidulen. . 9ie So5ias
liiten seben %conieauent ipeiter uls Die
2iberalen: tie berlansen, es iole
MIR elm ein3iges S6uls
b It e eeben nnb Sas ioae Die
religionsloie Staatsi6ule fem. sic
pollen elm abiolutes, itaatli6es
S6ulmonupol. SD fraee sic nun
nber, meine lieben Sreunbe, arbeiten
uniere amerifaniihen Yolitifer beiber
Yarteien ni6t brett ben So5ias
ii # IN Die Sdnbe, tpenn lie @e>
Iebe MAIDEN, bur6 pel6e tie NIT
freien Sertbii6ern, nit freier Sabrt
unb iogar nit Sreiluuh Die itaats
liden S6ulen itdrfen uub bic
fatbolii6en nno proteitantii6en Sris
nati6ulen i6pd6en. Soq man lid
nod iiber bds 8a1stbum Deg
9 osiaIismns punbern. tpenn
man bas It aatlt6e S6uls
m onopoI, bieies Sauptprin5ip Der
S~o3ialiiten an pertpirfliden iitGt,
ielbit e6e Die Serren So3ialiiten am
8ablfaiten geiieet baben?l - @enn
in ben seiammten, offentliheu SduF
len Der @ereinisten Staaten feine
81 eIi9io II, nlIo Die Helis
aIlein gebuloet
lit, Der II n 9 lnube alio io5uingen
sic ein5i9e Neligion lit, miiiien iolde
Sdulen ni6t @enerationen berans
8ieben, nelfe I'M fraffe It
20 ateriaIismus berans
IN a Of unb ole bes6alb MIR 5u
genei9t iinb Die materialis
q Of / Of t 8 a f.
ung Der So3ialiiten als Die
einfadite ilnb nntiirlidite 20iung
uQer Yrobleme Der @euidbeit an5us
nebmen?l gs lam beber pobl
faum geleugnet peroen. baB Die gotts
unb relisionsloie S6ule, bieie 2iebs
lingspflan5e bes 2iberalismus, ni6
bier in Den @ereinieten Staaten cine
ipabre 3u6ti6ule fir So5ialiiten lit.
@etreten mir einen Iugenblid aii1
bas intereIiante @ebiet Der amerifas
niI6en Yolitit. Gar biele u%nierer
nmerifaniiheu Iolitifer i6einen lid
Die 2e6ren oes 2i6eralismus redt
tief in's Ser3 e~inseprdst 5u baben.
8enn ndmli6 Der @in3elne unabs
bdneig bon Soft uub sottliden unb
menibli6en @eiebeu lit. tpie Der
2iberalismus lebrt, Damn 9i6t es
aud feline itaatli6e @utoritdt lnb
bic Niaiien Der @dbler limb eiaentz
lid art MIR oStimmbieb" Die feline
Ne6te bnbcn. He6t biele ameris
fnnii6e Iemterin6aber baben bieIe
2ebren beS 2iberalismus 10 tlar pers
itanoen unb 10 senihenbaft ausses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02

Sn Der moraIii6en r.
5iebnng Der Su9eno ODER Der fiinfs
tigen StaatSbiir9er lie9t Die srobte
Siherbeit Der Nationen. Gin nirts
LID religioier 0teni6 miro fein 8crs
BREEDER ODER 2anbesberrdtber iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02

(Nebe bes Serrn Nifplans Conner
sebalten am Spnntas, ben 8.
September 1906, in Der @rmprp
Salle sn Sprtnsfielb, Slinpis,
BET 0elegenbeit Der 81. @es
neral. geriammlnns hes @. u.
&. Central =gereins.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02

- Sharfc S6perter ihneiben iebr,
i6arfe 3ungen nod bel mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02

9ie Susenb bes S6peigen5
barf nns ni9t itumm MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-02
(S 6Iu b.)

70 6Iub.)
uf benz @ebiete Der gr5iebs
ing, in Der S6ulfrdse, NOR
es Der 2iberalismus, ipelz
: der Die t. unb relis
gionsIoe g Of n e elm
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31

and for this reason the Legislature
should grant a local option law.
Charles B. Head. of Newark, said
that, he did not think Newark should be
given any authority to dictate to the ru-
raj communities in Essex County whe-
ther liquor should be sold in those places
any more than the rural communities
should be allowed to dictate local option
for Newark. The fight for local option
was now fairly started and the people
whe advocated it proposed to continue
it until victory perched on their banner.
He respected the rights of brewers and
saloon men. he said, but they should be
made also to respect the rights of the
people. and vice versa.
Rev DIR. McCutcheon. of Metuchen;
Rev. DR.. Henry Collin Mipton. of Tren-
ton, and others. expressed similar senti-
ments, after which Chairman Scovel an
nounced that the hearing would be con-
tinued next Monday afternoon, when the
brewers and liquor interests would be
given an opportunity to present their side
Of the case.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
HORNER'S MILITARY BILLS
Especial 10 "The Jersey city News

Special 10 s.The Jersey City News'')
TRENTON, Jan. 81, 1906. Senator
Horner introduced two bills in the Senate
yesterday which, if they become laws,
will practically preeipitate a revolt among
the military forces of the State. One
provides for State Military Board to
consist of the adjutant general. quarter
master, general, division and brigade
commanders and colonels of the several
regiments of the State who shall prepare
rules and regulations from time to time
for the government Of the National
Guard. which shah be binding when APP
proved by the commander-in-chief the
Governor.)
The second bill empowers the com
mander-in-chief to retire any member of
the National Guard at the age of so
years, and if he has served as com
missioned officer for more than 25 years
he may receive brevet rank one grade
higher than that held during service.
Both bills were referred to the Senate
Committee on Militia, of which Senator
Horner is member. 1t is understood
that they have the Governors approval.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31

Jimmy" Connolly's Alderman from
the Fifth Ward McNeilI little
slow last night in getting in his repeater
of the junk bill ordinance. Before he
could get it out of his inside pocket
where he had tucked it carefully away,
Alderman Bilby of the same ward, who
does not wear the Fagan- Connolly collar.
handed to Marshal Vreeiand an ordi-
nance that had the same object in view.
The Faganites and the Dickinsonites
were anxious to gain the favor of the
Italians who We're unjustly treated by
the enactment of the anti-bell ordinance
and the Dickinsonites pulled off the trick.
Mayor Pagan last summer signed the
anti-beH ordinance to please few So
called aristocrats who have no rags to
sell and whose peace of mind was dis
turbed by the ringing of the bells. The
feelings or wishes of the poor folk We're
not considered.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
EQUAL TAX CONF ERENCE

Especial to ''The Jersey city News'D
TRENTON. Jan. 81. 190G.-It became
publicly known to-day that Corporation
Counsel George L. Record, of Jersey
City; Senator Colby and Assemblyman
William P. Martin. leader of the Fagan-
Colby forces IN the House. had held a
secret conference last Monday evening
in weirknown hotel in this city, with
Prosecutor Frank T. Lloyd of Camden
and Thomas Huline, representing the
Arailroads.
The object of the conference was the
pringing of these two elements together
Sn compromise bill for the taxation of
kailroad property. They were together
ffor some time, and each side labored in
alustriously to bring the other over to its
Hyay of thinking. but when it was finally
over they both believed about as they
elid when they began the discussion.
Thus it will be observed that as the
Record Fagan- Colby faction and the rail-
road interests cannot agree upon an
equal tax measure the fight is likely to
be fought to a standstill in both Houses
of the Legislature, with both sides
struggling for every point to be gained
The House. at the request of Leader
Perkins. has decided to refer all the
equal tax bills thus far introduced to
Attorney-G General McCarter for his opin-
ION as to their constitutionality the rail-
road Representatives having chained that
road representatives having claimed that
constitutional. The Calvin measure is
the only one whose constitutionalify has
bot beenx attacked. but it is not accepts
able to the railroads or the Record-Col-
BIZ faction and this would seem to settle
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
Why the Assemblymap'
Eliminated the ''oontribu.
tions" From His Anti
Corruption Measure Raises.
Much Speculation
WAS IT FAGAN's REQUESTS
IT IS SAID THAT THE RECoRDl
FAGAN COMBINE RECEIvRU|
MUCH PECUNIARY AID IN THz|
LAST CAMPAIGN UNDnRl
PLEDGES OF sECRacx.
espeelal . ..rhe Jersey Sc Nsws...l

Especial to '"rhe Jersey City News.'')
TRENTON. Jan. 81. 19o6.-Assem-
blyman Bierck. of Hudson. yesterday Ss-l
introduced the three election bills whicAs
he had withdrawn from the House call
endar last Monday evening for the pur-I
pose of amending them. The frst Of 4
these bills provides that any corporation
except a club or corporation organized
for political purposes doing business in
the State, which shall in any way, byl
Official directly or indirectly. contributed
or pay, offer Or promise to pay, or conf
tribute, any money or thing Of value to
political organization or committee, or
to any candidate for public Office. or to
any person, to aid or defeat any candi-
date for public office. OF fail to file theI
statement provided by law as to contri-
buttons for political purposes, is guilty.
of misdemeanor If a corporation, i'll
shall forfeit its right to continue busi-
ness.
This bill has been amended by Mr..
bierek so that no statement of political
contributions. Why he caused th.s elm
nation TO be made. Mr.. Bierek refuses
to state. but it is generally thought that
he was urged TO make such amendment
at the request of the Record-Fagan men
IN Jersey City During the Pagan CAM
paign last November, Fagans managers
received contributions from many sources
with the understanding that Colonel
Dickinson and the county organization
should know nothing about it.
If the names Of contributors to cam
paign funds We're made public. it Is fear
ed that in the future much revenue
Woqld be lost because many men would
not IKE to have their names made public
Witn the amount of their contribution.
The purpose and object which Mr..
Blerek sought in his original bill, it is
now thought, has been entirely destroyed
tFNata Il tr.7a-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31

Mayer Pagan approved the conbina-
ton of Republicans and Democrats on
the Board Of Freeholders several years
ago. He approves the Potts-McNulty
combination in the Police Board. He
had something to do with the forming
of both. The combination in the Board
of Aldermen was formed without the
Mayors sanction. Therefore, according
to the Mayor and his followers, it is de-
testable and its members are not worthy
of the confidence of the people.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
MERELY
MENTIONED

Mayor Fagan's combination Board of
Police Commissioners will make tonight
few more moves on the political chess
board. If it is true as reported that
Roundsman Gonser is to be made De-
tectiye- Sergeant, the Commissioners viii
give the public an agreeable surprise.
Roundsman Gonser is a good officer and
his record merits promotion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
DIED

MONAGHAN On January 29th,
Thomas F., beloved husband of Cath
e.'1 Nanagban (nee Boy4an) and
father of the Rev. Thomas f. Mona
Relatives and friends, also members Of
-. oames Council No 80, G. B. L.,
are kindly invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence No 295 Laf-
1, at $50 A. NJ, to St James Church.
where Solemn High Mass Of
Requiem will be offered for the repnse
of his soul. Interment in the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
sEABOARD FLORIDA LIMITED
QUICKEST TRAIN TO FLORIDA

This magnificent, electric-lighted, all
Pullman train runs every day eommenc-
ing January s. Two other high class
daily trains via Richmond. Pinelplrst,
Camden and Jacksonville to Tampa.
Palm Beach and Miami. For informa-
tion address w. e. Conklyn. 6. g. P. A.,
1883 Broadway, New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
Political Differences Between
City Clerk Mccarthy and
His Brother the President
Of the Board Prove An
Attraction
CORNERS FLORAL TRIBUTES
ORDINANCE PROHIBITING JUNK
BELLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MCCARTHY SHoRN OF SOME OF
HIS POWER SHADE TREE
COMMISSION DEFEATED.

George Mccarthy, who was elected
City Clerk by the Democrats and the
Ddckinsonites of the Board of Aldermen,
occupied his desk at last nights meet
ing of the Board. Interest in the meet
ng over the political differences between
rim and his brother. Counsellor James
Mccarthy, who was elected by the peo-
,le as Alderman-at-Large and by virtue
of his Office is President of the Board
nd holds a seat in the Board of FL
aance, drew large crowd thatNnearly
filed the big Assembly Chamber. Po-
litical relations between the two brothers
are so strained that they do not speak
sxcept in an official capacity. The new
City Clerks desk was banked with flow
ers. They were the tributes Of the
George Mccarthy association. the U. 5.
Grant Club, the Minkakwa Club. the
Gammontown Rangers, and other politi-
cal organizations. One Of these was a
shoral design of shield and bore the
inscription, Hes good enough for me-"
One of the most interesting features
of the proceedings of last nights meet
ing was the introduction of an ordinance
by Alderman Bilby practically repeating
the ordinance recently adopted prohibit
ing the jangling of cow bells on junk
wagons and substituting one allowing
the iunI;Han to jangle these bells on
their junk wagons between the hours of
A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ. Bilby is Dick
insonite Republican. Alderman Neill,
a Faganite, arose and charged that Bilby
had stolen his ideas from him and that
he had intended offering resolution to
the same effect. 1t was easily seen that
both factions were bidding for the vote
of the italian Village" most of which
is located in the Fifth Ward, from which
!. 2kAd VI - uSu4 hd4Fs ~AAueAhAoA @S-ADy
got ahead of me-" said Alderman O'Neill.
Alderman Bilby's ordinance went to the
desk and was read. Under the rules it
was laid over for second reading.
Alderman Alderdice. chairman of the
Committee on Rules. recommended that
the old rules be adopted except that the
President should have the power to APP
point committees, .'only when otherwise
ordered President Mccarthy left the
chair and tcek the floor. He said he had
been elected Ny the people and that he
did not believe that he should be shorn
of any. of his powers. A motion was
made to lay the resolution on the table,
but the motion was lost and the old
rules, with Alderdiee's amendment. were
adopted.
Alderman Allen offered a resolution
calling attention. to the filthy condition
of windows of the City Hall eupolas and
demanded that, they be cleaned. The
resolution was held over for future con-
sideration.
Another resolution was offered providl
ing for the appointment of a shade tree
commission. It was defeated.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31

George NJ. Mccarthy, the new City
Clerk, was the recipient last night of sew
eral floral gifts from admirers, which
goes to show that there are some folk
who do not follow where Mayor Pagan
leads 1t is needless to say that Presi-
dent McCarthy's card was not attached
to any of the floral offerings. He wouldn't
even take the chance of offending Mayor
Pagan by congratulating his brother on
his good fortune in capturing the $4,000
a year job.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
GREAT WRITER RESORT ROUTE

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31

George i. Record is so used to making
bluffs and getting away with them that
he was somewhat staggered when As
semblyman Barber called him down and
forced him to retract alleged reckless
statements about members of the Legis-
lature.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
IF Travelling In Jauau

Or any civilized country. you can pro-
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31

Salt rheun- with its baraing. singing SEN
h~lcn, Is due to poor blood and is cured by
food's saxsapaiiIla, the great blood purifier.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
A GUARANTEED CURE rOR
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-01-31
WEATHER INDIcATlo Ms.

NEW. YORK. Jan. 81, Fore
cast for the thirty hours ending 8
p. N. Thursday and colder today
and tomorrow; south to northwest winds.