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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01

uHl aIVlnHuulalum l gOLI nOr[, nara kOmlO ser upp,
og CERT ao inn1endrl eign, oil pau menningarferi
sem kr0fur nutlmans heimtl. Mentun rj00arinn-
ar err / goou lagi og er bygo Il pj6olegum grund-
velli, og peir hafa, pc sma rjoo sc, lagt drjdgan
skerf til nltimans heimsmenningar.
pv1 mi0ur getum Yer fslendingar ekkis agthi0
sama. Mikill hluti af frago vorri err arfur og end.
urminning l0ngu ]ioins TINA. islendingar eiga
miki0 verk fyrir h0ndum, aoure en- peir veroa sjaif-
stno pj60, pv1 40 litlu lioi mundi pao koma, 20
Peir yrou BAD i papp1rnum, eff pao vari Ell meira.
Hvao er pao, sem fslandi helir NEST 6heill af
staoio / sambandinu VIC DAM: Og hvaoa skilyroi
cru pao, sem liver Pjoo parf ao hafa til pess ao
vera sjdlfstn0? pao cru pessar spurningar, sem
mem Purfa 40 ge:a ser ljosar, pegar raoa 4 UNI
sjalfstnoi Islands
Fyrri spurningunni munu MI margin alta au0-
svara0, 40 PAD sc 6l0g pau og har0stj0rn, sem
Danir hafa beitt vio Islendinga 1stjornmalum. En-
cru ahrif pau, sem lslendingar hafa oroio fyrir at
pvi, ao snkia ALA ,,hnrri mentun" sina til Dan
merkur.
Island hefir ao vlsu haft verzluparfrels Isl 4 papp-
lrnum / rum tmmt1u ar, og Pvl err ekki 40 Meta,
a0 PAD err komio 4 talsveroan reksp0l az draga
aroinn at verzluninni inn1 landi0. En- langt err pc
fra, a0 PAD sc sem skyldi. Landi0 4 enn Pa enga
heilds0luverzlun, svo allur sd arour, sem af henni
err, dregst fra %landinu, og Oil pau pegindi, sem at
Pvl leiddi fyrir Pjooina, eff 0fug innlend heildsala
vnri / landinu, sem keyrti ALTAR v0rur fra fyrstu
hendi, veroa MI 1tlendum st6rgro6am0nnum az
brao. Islandingar eiga engin v0ruhntnings skip,
nema eff telja skyldi skip Wathnesfelagsins, og
rennnr fl allur ag0oi af siglingum Peim, er land
10 Parfnast, ut tr landinu, NEST til Dana. AUX
heima, sem allur arourinn af rennur til Danmerk-
ur. P0ntunarfGl0g gin islenzku cru meira og minna
krept / klpr erlends au0manns, sem aux pess hefir
mao einveldi yfir sauotjar- og hrossa-verzlun lands
ms. AT pv1, hvernig verzlunarstraumur Islands
hetir dregist til Danmerkur, hefr pao lett ao akaf-
lega miki0 al andlegu atgervi lsleuzkra verzlun-
armanna heir dregist / pj6nustu Dana, fengio pao-
an oil ahrif sin, og Tito 4 verzlun Islands meo
dOnskum einokunaraugum. Og bad er eitt mesta
meini0 1 verzlun Islands, begar lslenzkir mem
hafa reki0 verzlun fyrir eigin reikning, og gratt
&c, svo peir hafa getao lifao 4 eignum slnum, hafa
peir alt az pessu hutst bdferlum til Danmerkur,
ems og PAD vari s%jalfsagt, az Danir fengju oskert
reyfi0 af gbrunni. 4 sl0ari t1mum hefir L. Z0llner.
sem ba5i er umboosmaour og lanardrottinn p0nt-
unarfclaganna, dregi6 / pj6nustu sina, baoi bein-
llnis og 6beinl1nis, marga allra nytustu mem lands
ms. = Island err pv1 verzlun og siglingum nasta
skiftir af &c, og miki6 at beztu kr0ftum soma sinna
/ dtlenda au0valdshit. Og meoan ST stefna helzt,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01

nota fossana til az framlei5a rafmagn, er kndi6
gBtl Tram verkvclar O. fl. hive osegjanlega miki6
mundi pa flutningsp0rfn aukast, af verkefni bv1
og tnkjum, er til pess pyrfti, og hive st6rkostlega
mundi pa ekki aukast upphao su. er pi66in misti
ur h0ndum ser ar hvert, af pv1 az kappa alt slikt
fyrir millig0ngu erlendra mama, og lata lenda til
PETRA allan haginn af ao fytja pao til landsins.-
AT Pessum astn0um og m0rgum heiri, viroist mer
ao Pao, sem lslendingar pyrftu FIRST CT 6Uu I'D
gera, vari pao, a6 ver6a alvey sjalfsta0ir / allri
verzlun sinni, og koma ser upp skipafota, sem
fullnngt gati hutningsp0rf landsins. Svo azm.
ingi til landsins, dragist inn 1 landi0 og landsins
eigin born hefou atvinnu vio pa0. Paa mundi gera
Island sjalfstn0ara en- alt anna0, og hrinda fleiri
framf0rum 4 stao, en- nokkur stj0rnarskra. M6r
synist einmitt miklu meiri 6veoursskJ: vera az,
draga upp yfr verzlun islands, heldur en- stjorn-
nahum. FGlag Pa0, err s1oustu BLOC geta UNI, as
Danir sGu ao stofna til ao nj undir sig verzlun is
lands, synir, ao sauna stefnan err r1kjandi hia beim
S"h F1' NldSd NcILluudfdIO lSlauQS I'LL lama ira
Islendingum, og sorglegt t1manna takn vari BAD
fyrir lslendinga, eff 1slenzkir bnndur seldu D0num
l hendur til afnota vo 40 ryja landio, pa emu
verzlun, sem lslendingar eiga i st6rfe. 1 stjorn-
nahum er ao STA, ao Danir seu ekki 6tillei0anleg.
ir ao sma rymka um b0ndin, og myndi hyggileg-
asst fyrir Islendinga, a0 halda vio stefnuskra ta, er.
fokkarnir a Islandi hafa komi0 ser saman um, og
gata allrar vard0ar, az med nyjum samningum
UNI st0ou Islands 1 rlkinu veroi Ell komio az nyj-
UNI b0ndum. ba6 vari sorglegt, og p6 b~roslegt,
40 sa lslendinga berjast fyrir pv1a l0ggjafarringi
s1nu, ao fl fullan sl.ilna0 stiornarfarslega vi6,
DAM, q sama TINA sem hio nystofnaoa verzlunar-
felagl Danmorku,o g rossak6ngurin 1 Newcastle,
sem ~,,lsafold" kallar, varu az skifta landinu 4 MILL
sin, til 40 ryja pao Observation-Disclosures er ekki
nema gott pc acknowledgements sc haldio,
uppi sem hugsjon, err stefna beri az. En- betur
geroi Guom. Hannesson, og feiri g66ir mem, a6
beta ser fyrir pv1, ao koma / framkvamd by]ting
/ verzlunarmalum landsins og notkun kosta pessr
heldur en- a0 koma 4 ringulrei6 starfsemi half
Proskaorar rj6oar, me0 pvi a0 reyna 40 koma i
framkvamd skilna6armalinu.
Og Sc island ekki fert UNI BAD, a0 koma upp
mentastofnun, til fess PAD sc ekki bundi0 vi6
Danm0rk / peim efnum, haldi fslendingar afram
az lata allan %fj0ldann af islenzkum embattism0nn-
UNI purfa 40 sRkja mentun sina til Danmerkur. og
skapa meo pv1, hja fj0lda af peim m0nnum, er hast
VOID hafa / %landinu, danskan hugsunarhatt, og
sleikjulega konunga dyrkun, pa atti sjalftstaois-
hropio a6 bl6a betri TINA.
Egg bJst vio a6 ver0a kalla0ur afturhaldsma6-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01
I'm Sjalfstoe6i Islands.
BREF TIL RITsTJoRA ViNLANDs
Fra
,JGni ,J0nSsunl fra SleAbri0t.
J0ni J6nssyni fra Sleabrj6t.

J0ni J0nssyni fra Sleabrj6t.
1s1oasta blaoi ,,Vinlands' beinio r5ralvarleg-
an amalisoroum, til Vestur-l slendinga, fyrir pa0,
hive Tito reir RITZ UNI stjornmal Islands / bl0oin
her vestan hats. En- geti0 pess UNI leio, ao ors0k-
in til pess sc s1, ao mem skorti her alment pekk-
ingu a Islandsmalum
Eg tel pessi dmali yoar rGttmat, og err your
samd6ma um, ao Pa0 efdi mj0g rjoornkni Islend-
inga her vestra, eff oft og alvarlega veru ger0 her
lenzku rj0o, varoar mestu. Egg ver0 a0 vlsu 40
jata Pao, 40 eg heti eli fylgst med / Islandsmalum
ems og skyldi, pau r1ml. 3 ar, sem ey hefl dvali0
her vcstra, Pvi eg heti Ell haft t0k Il al lesa lslenzE
bl6o 40 staoaldri, heti aldreisGo Dagfara, pa0 bla0-
ID, sem hetir sett skilna 5armalio L merki slit, OF
eg hefi ekki lesio erindi sGra FIR. ]. Bergmanns
UNI s%jalfstn0i Islands. Ma pv1 vel vera as eg half
fario a mis- vio miki0, sem auki tekking peirra, or
UNI s%jalfsteoi Islands hugsa.
En- MGR var nokkurnveginn kunnugt UNI hag
Islands, err eg for paoan, og hinar ymsu stj6rn-
oSAAA f' 'OAt W - Jill, az " u
leyti, viofangsefni 1slenzkra stjornmalamanna.
bess vegna Hangar mig til a0 leggja her ORD / belg,
Pvl gjarnan vildi eg leggja, P0ekki vpri nema elm
smistein, / tj6oernis byggingu okkar fslendinga
her vestan hats.
Egg heti lesie med lnagju ALTAR hinar dj0rfu
og drengilegu greinar Guom. lnknis Hannessonar
um skilnaoarmalio. Egg tel ppr elm fegursta volt
um, 40 pjooernis thinning fslendinga sc az r1sa
en- ekki falla, og a0 sd t1mi sc 40 fara / h0nd, ao
stj0rnmal scu rndd me0 fullri einur0, og meiri
drengskap og ~manng0fgi, en- verio hefir. Egg get
undirskrifa0, fyrir mitt leyti, hvert oro / peim, oy
pa aoalhugsun, sem Par hafa az hytja: 40 sam
bandio vio DAM Aof rerlJ Is]endingum til st6r-
tjons, og ekki sou hkindi til, ao pao veroi peim
til gagns / framtloinni, eff dnma Il eftir atferli Dana
q lionum tlmum, og stefnu peirri, ernt viroist riki-
andi mccall Peirra um malefni Islands.
En- pratt fyrir pa0 pc eg pykist alls ekki vera
PETRA t0lu, sem villa lata ALTAR framfarir, bloa
eftir ,,hipum hentuga TINA" pa get eg ekki fallist
a pa skooun Guom. Hannessonar ne sGra FIR. j.
Bergmanns, eftir pv1, sem per hermio ORD hans. ao
MI sc einmjtt hentugur tim til ao bera upp skin.
a%earmdlio,a f pvl a0 nyafsta0i0 o. sc samskyns NAL hja
frRndum vorum 1 Noregi. Skooun su er Der hato
lati0 / ljosi UNI PAD efni, err ao mimi aliti alvey
r6tt. skilnaoarmal Noromanna og Svia er
alt anna0 a6 segja. Noromenn cru svo prosku0
pjo0, ao Peir standa Svium 4 sporoi / hvlvetna OF
%jafnvel framar en- PAD. peir hafa gengio 1 gegn-
UNI pnr eldraunir pjooar proskans, bn6i 1 sti6rn-
malum, og 6oru, sem er nauosynlegt skilyroi fyrir
hverja pa Pjoo, sem will med fullum retti heimta
sialfsti0rn sina. peir reka si51fr verz,,n .1no
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-16

Albert Braswell, aged fourteen years,
son OF Mr.. +. L. Braswell, who lives
tive miles northeast of Marietta, was
bitten by his dog, which went mad five
days after. This was about two weeks
ago. The boy was bitten on the hand,
and the hand became inflamed. Mr..
Braswell carried his son TO the Pasteur
Institute in Atlanta, where he is being
treated with good results,
Five barrels of sugar to 60 at twenty
pounds for $l.00 on next Saturday only
for cash. II. A. Ward & Bro.
Mrs. Charles Ncrthcutt gave a recep-
ton Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Harde-
man, complimentary to her sister, Mrs.
John A. Manget. The house was beau
tifully decorated, and the occasion was
one quite pleasant to the large number
of guests who were present,
WANTED-One good marble cutter.
who can also letter. .BREsNIHAN,
MARBLE & GRANITE Works, Charles
ton, s. e.
MIR. Henry E Rees, formerly of Ma
rietta, has been made Secretary of the
Aetna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Conn. In less than ten years he will be
president, we predict.
The breach of promise case will be
tried in about two weeks. The lawyers
have left no stone uEturned in obtain
ing evidence.
Mr.. NJ. M. Sessions, president of the
Georgia Manufacturing and Public Ser
vice Company, has returned from two
weeks trip to points North.
Mr.. J. NJ. Austin and Mr.. Len C.
Baldwin attended the Grand Com
mandery of Masons in Atlanta last
week.
Miss Julia Schilling, who has been
visiting Mrs. w. D. Barker, in Jackson
vile, Fla, returned home on last Thurs.
day.
Mrs. J. w. Legg, who had her arm
broke some ten days ago, we are glad
to see able to be out again.
Mr. w, 7. Potts visited Conyers Sun
day, returning home Monday, accom-
/ panied by Mrs. Potts.
L
CAN'T 4 Hodges sells Longman &
Maritime L. & NJ. Paints in pints and
! quarts at half-gallon price.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-16

Drs. Field and Elder performed sur
gical operation on Mrs. Timothy Ste
phens on last Thursday, removing a
cancerous growth from her breast. She
is an aged lady, and it is hoped she will
recover.
Twenty pounds of standard grsnu-
lated sugar for 81 90 on next Saturday,
for cash only. H. A. Ward & Bro.
Our stock of Libey and Hawkes. cut
glass is complete.
E. NJ Cook & Co.
The Jewel Theatre, in the rear of the
Marietta Jewelry Store, run by Mr.. Os-
ment and Mr.. Feagan, is attracting
crowds. Besides the moving pictures,
illustrated songs are rendered. You
can very pleasantly spend short while
there.
Your choice of 100 razors for Zoe on
next Saturday for cash.
H. A. Ward & Bro
For RENT.-Six-room house on Polk
street: Apply to Mrs. Sarah Hunt. 1O1
Hansell street
Eight new houses are going up in the
Sessions addition. Mr.. Geo. G. Roberts
is building two; Mr.. J. H. Brewer, one :;
Mr.. Chandler, one; Mr.. J, H. Kuhl-
man, one; Mr.. Cochran, one; Mr.. Cog
gins one, and Judge J. A. L. Born one
The greatest bargain in razors ever
offered in Marietta OH next Saturday.
Il. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. Hy Albert, the we'll known cleo.
trician, has taken charge of the Gem
Electric Theatre" opposite the court
house, This is guarantee everything
will be done right, clean and up-to-
date. Call and see him.
The New Perfection" Blue Flame
oil stove has no equal. The ladies say
so. Sold by F. E, A. Scnilling.
Mr.. j. S. Goodwin and Mr.. S. J. Good
win returned last week from visit to
Texas and Oklahoma. They met a
number of old Cobb countians in those
states; all doing well. They enjoyed
their visit immensely.
One hundred kign grade razors to go
at 75c each on next Saturday for cash
Fl, A. Ward & Bro.
See the "Milkmaids" at the opera
house, Friday evening, at o'clock,
May 18th. Admission, 35cts; children,
25cts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-16

Mayor Dobbs says the city park will
be closed on May Both, Decoration day,
no occupancy or any one passing
through, as the immense crowd of ne,
groes cannot be managed or controlled
or prevented. when once inside of the
park, from tramping on the grass and
breaking the coping. These negroes
come here from Atlanta, the country
or other places, are not city tax payers,
do not contribute one cent to keeping
up the town, in beautifying the park or
keeping it in good condition, are not
interested in our town, and that he
proposes to protect the city and the
park against depredations from crowd
OF negroes who are here only for one
day, and purely for frolic.
See the "Milkmaids" at the opera
house, Friday evening, at O'Clock,
May 18th. Admission. 35cts children,
25cts.
WANTED-STENoGRA WoRK.-Dic-
tation taken, and neatly and accurately
typewriter. Copying also done inIthe
best style. Your work solicited. MISS
V. T. ELMER, 300 Atlanta street. Phone
26l, Marietta.
Go to Kerley's Jewelry Store for sill
verware, watches, diamonds, jewelry,
etc. The best goods at the lowest
price.
The death of Mrs. w. !. Goodwin oc-
Cured in Paradise, Texas, April lst.
Her husband died last October. Both
of these estimable persons were former
citizens of Cobb county. Mr.. j. S.
Goodwin of this place, was her brother
in-law.
Everything new and up to-date in
plain or hand carved bracelets.
b. M. Cock & Co.
Charcoal and asbestos sad irons, at
Schilling's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Litchfield, on
Route No. l, announce the arrival of
daughter, Dorothy.
The cooking demonstration given by
the ladies of st. James auxiliary proved
the Southern Queen Range winner.
Sold exclusively by F. E. A. Schilling.
See the "Milkmaids' at the opera
house, Friday evening, at 8 o'clock,
May 18th. Admission, 35cts children,
25cts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-16
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed,
Matters in City Briefly
Chronicled for Jour-
nal Readers.
See the Milkmaids.

See the "Milkmaids."
Rooms to rent, 900 Washington ave.
Cottage to Rent-Lawrence street.
Apply to MRS. II. &. COLE.
Bermuda pasture for mich COWS
good water. S. D. Rambo.
Charcoal baskets at Schilling's.
Mrs. B. H. Bostain has returned from
Conyers.
See brooms at Schilling's
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hames,
on the 9th instant, fine son.
Gold and sterling silver purses
E. NJ. Cook & Go.
The Episcopal Convention of the Do
cese of Georgia net in Savannah on
May 18th, 10Th and 18th.
See the "Milkmaids."
Mr.. William Johnson, of Birming-
ham, Ala formerly of Marietta, spent
several days here last week.
Machine needles, oil, attachments
and repairs, can be found at Sehilling's.
1t is almost impossible to get repair
work done on houses. Labor is scarce,
and utilized by contractors.
Ladies' back combs, solid gold mount
ed. E. M. Cook & Co.
Mrs. George E. Nolan, of Gainesville,
and her mother, Mrs. Couch, spent
Thursday in our city.
See the "Milkmaids."
Messrs. H. A. Ward g. Bros. have d.
yided their grocery business and dry
goods business by partition.
The Odd Fellows lodges of Marietta
have been invited to attend sermon
to be delivered at Sandy Plains on the
morning of the 26th instant.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-16

Bills are very useful thing to
measure by them how small your
salary is.
A change in your manner of
living may put more change in
your pocket.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-16

The more fun you could have
spending money, the more you
don't know where to get it.
A girl would insist on you tell
ing her she had pearly teeth even
if she didn't have any at all
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-05-16
CLOTHING.

Have you bought
that spring suit? If
not, you should be
sure and call and see
our large stock of
Mems and Boys
Suits and Pants be-
fore you buy. We
are i'm position TO
save you at least rs
per cent. ON your
purchases.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-07
CHARGES
FIRM WITH CROOKED WORK
Concern Has Been Supplying Govern
ment's Stamped Envelopes and
NeWsnaner Wranners.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Charges that
the government has been mulcted out
of large amounts in the contract for
supplying stamped envelopes and news
paper wrappers sold at the postoffices
have been submitted to Attorney-Gen-
eral Bonaparte by Postmaster-Genera
Meyer, with 3 request that the Attor-
ney-General take action to the
money alleged to be due the govern
ment. and to institute criminal pro-
ceedings should he determine that there
was enough evidence to warrant such
a course.
The allegations of the Postmaster
General are directed against the Hart
ford Manufacturing Company, of Hart
ford, Conn.,, which up to July 1 last
supplied the stamped envelopes and
newspaper wrappers to the Postoffice
Department.
The Postmaster-Genera has suspend
ed the payment of all moneys due from
his department to the company.
In his statement to the Attorney
General he asserts that chemical anal
yses of samples had disclosed that the
composition of the envelope paper has
been below the requirements of the
contract, and, according to the compu-
tations of P~ostofiice Department ex
perts, the company has in the last four
years wrongfully benefited to h e
tent of about $425, 900.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Phone All


OFFICE of the Chief Engineer Of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners Of the
city q Newark
Notice-The naal ESTIMATES for the following
contracts. will be presented to the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners of the city
of Newark, for acceptance, on Thursday, DC
tober 10, 1907, at 8 O'Clock p. M, viz; Con-
Of
BoNYKAMPER AVENUE SEWER,
between Christie street md Hawkins street;
Construction of
BRANCHES;
MURRAY STREET SEWER,
between Mulberry street and New Jersey Rail-
avenue;
Construction Of
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
and
NORTH END TERRACE SEWER;
RIDGEWOoD AVENUE,
from Clinton avenue to Avon avenue. in ac-
with Chapter 917 OF the State laws
OF 1895;
Paving Of
VANDERPOoL STREET,
from Broad street TO Elizabeth avenue;
Repaving Of
from Hamilton street to Elm street;
PLANE rREET
from William street to Court street;
MEEKER AVENUE,
from Elizabeth avenue to FrelinghuYsen ave
nue.. and grading. curbing and tagging Of
WATSON AVENUE,
from Elizabeth avenue to Bergen street.
All objections TO the payment Of said esti-
must be filed with me, in writing, or
or before Thursday. October 10. 1907. at
Dated October 4. 1907.
Nj. II. sHERRERD.
oct4-5t Chief Engineer.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-07
CLERGYMAN READS NOVEL
FROM HIS PULPIT.
Is His Own Composition and congrega-
ton Will Get It in Regular
Instalments.

NEW YORK, Oct. Ito his congre-
cation in st. Stephens Episcopal
Church. T~ottenvile, Staten Island, the
Rev. Guy c. Jameson. pastor, read the
first instalment of his novel, Captain
Jacklyn's. Club" last night. He read
ten typewritten pages in half an hour.
At the momen when he had his audi
tors deeply interested and at a climax
in the story the earnest clergyman
ceased to read and said:
That is all for this evening"
The Rev. Mr.. Jameson win continue
the reading of his novel every Sunday
evening during the mex three months.
He hopes, by diversifying the service,
TO draw larger congregations and to
point to them a strong, good moral.
His novel, written with this purpose,
teaches temperance in strong drink and
urges the extinction of the saloon.
The Rev. Mr.. Jameson, who is IS
years old and a bachelor, has written
several books which nave been pub
lished. He was born in Arkansas.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-07
WATCHMAN'S HEAD
ALMOST CUT OFF.
Negro Arrested for Brutal Murder at
Bridgeton Is Threatened with
Lynching by Crowd.

BRIDGETON, Oct. flames F.. Camm,
60 years old, a night Waterman of the
Jersey Basket and Hamper Com
pany. was brutally murdered in the Of
fee of the concern some time last night.
crime was discovered at Z o'clock
this morning, when George Toler, a
hostler, went to the plant and found
the body lying in a pool of blood. The
head had been almost hacked from the
body with an ak which had been left
standing in the office.
When the murdered man was found
the lower part of the body was strip
ped of clothing and the legs We're COW
cred with stains made by a bloody hand.
AS the Victim had been knocked sense
less by the first blow of the ak, it was
evident that the stains were made by
the murderer.
A few hours after the body was found
the police arrested Gilbert Matticks, a
negro employed at the basket factory.
His clothing and shoes were spattered
with blood and there were blood stains
upon his hands and head which he
failed to remove in an evidently hasty
attempt at washing. In his trousers
pocket was found the office key, be-
longing to the murdered Waterman.
The negro old wildly conflicting
stories of his movements, and declared
that the blood upon his clothing came
from a tooth which he had ex-
tracted. Prosecutor ]. H. Fithian had
q careful Investigation of the habits of
Matticks made and found that the negro
is n degenerate.
Mattlcks was rushed to jail by of
fcers in a carriage, followed by a crowd
OF several hundred excited people, who
threatened to lynch him. The officers
were Obliged to rush the horse into a
gallop for the safety Of the prisoner.
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FELL INTO CANAL
WHILE IN A SPASM.
Aged Man, Who Happened to Be Near,
Rescued Thurston and Saved
His Life.

Thomas Thurston, as years old, no
home, was standing at the end of the
Madison street bridge, near Market
street, yesterday morning when he was
suddenly stricken with a spasrn and
toppled into the Morris Canal.
A man nea by saw the accident and
ran to Thurston's assistance. Remov-
ing only his coat and vest, he plunged
into the water and soon had the victim
on the bank. A barrel was procured
on which to roll the man so as to
expel the water from his lungs, and
the Third Precinct, station house noti-
fed. Thurston was taken to st. James,
Hospital and treated.
His rescuer, who looked to be more
than 30 years of age, refused to give his
name.
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HUDSON COUNTY TICKET.
Arthur seitz, of Hoboken, Named for
the State Senate.

JERSEY CITY. Oct. THE Republican
County Convention, which was controlled
by the followers OF Colonel Samuel d.
Dickinson. was held Saturday night at Lin
coin Han. This ticket was nominated:
State Senator, Arthur Seitz, Of Hoboken.
Assemblymen-Jersey City. Richard j..
Cooley. George sehober, Robert Gray.
Richard Jones, Frederick Lamb; Bayonne,
Max Solinski; Hoboken. John Kelly, will
lam B, Sites; West Hudson. Samuel p.
Smith; North Hudson, Frederick Ganst,
William Reisenberger.
Boulevard Commissioners, Henry Frank,
Of Weehawken, and Robert Scott. Of
Bayonne. Scott Is a former Assemblyman.
Former Judge Fort reached the hall
late, having come directly from Elks'
Hall.
Mr.. Fort was greeted with three rous-
ing cheers, at the end of which some
one shouted. "Tigeri'