The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1911, Page 4

LONG ALEADER IERSEY POLS ‘Collector Was Married to His Ward on Sick Bed a Week Ago. { Robert Davis, City Collector of Jorsey for twenty years the Demo. ss of Hudson County, died to. home, No. 2% Grove street, Tie had been Ml since the Brat We ity dle of October with a disease of the Stoma arom he went for help. famarried for the thint time on ch whioh defied the apectalists to Mr. Davis was Me y ast woek, His bride was his middle. ward, Miss Année Toppin ir. Davis died at a few minutes after noon, Mayor Wittpen, had bitter political differences Dad jum The latoat news with whom he called at the house to ask of Mr. Davis's fitness, and wh n told that Mr. Davis was dy- : His wish was |and began Yn ined in the hall until th ROBERT DAVIS. |compited with anc Gaynor waa| “Mr. Ci he sald, “on the| When ho left the te found very much alive day in rmick and Ts re streaming down his fa Mra. Gaynor sald that her husband |ed to atlon-house he fou on: nd wo daughters o: couse of not of on jo were treet when 4G Bs Ht song and iwo. daushe t| | HARMON INAUGURATED. accused her of ail sorts of wrongdoing. | We ey ’ Tl 1 hin b * was that he didnt} was eld f v ft Pied. The only others prerent were nis| OMITS USUAL ADDRESS. | Nid LW e invited tn —— now there was a good woman in the}and T all nothing 1 repor Bere ON TOMUy Poreician, Dr. Hover, Gove f Ol Beginning Sec-| "or!" next day for duty, 1 think we were Of Long Lived Family. 28 nen 1 Se wnIny Se Gaynor denied all of his wife's| given drugged drink Mr. Davis was sixty-three years old.| ond Term, Makes Record for Sims | onarges and scded that while the per-| “How about July 1% when you were Hie came of a long tiv niy; his | plicity and No-Speech Induction, |#0m4 with whom he was assoolated tn) eight hours late?" said © Mother Gied eight y when #he c ‘business were not Kraduates, | sioner without commenting on what Was believed to d years ‘OLUMRU®S, O., J they were perfectly able. He} had just listened to, od. Mr. Davis, Also wald that when Oh, on that da Againgt a man for si « with «a frie as a material wh jand In @ mol J je war de professionel reformers, but ey never ehook his» hold on the atl of the working people “Thirty years ago he began his career |' an office holder by being elected to the Jersey City Board of Aldermen. After that he was at various times sheriff, polico judge, warden of the county Jail and city tax collector, Bome- times he was defeated, Dut at the last section he was agam made City Coi- feotor. ©Mr. Davis's ald was sought at Na- mal Democratic conventions by the fRaders of the party from all over the fountry. ‘Tle rd a grat share in Dring. about the nomination of Alton i. ‘ker at St. Louta. In that he was rectly opposed to former Senator {Himes Smith jr, who was working for 4 nomiuetion of Judge George Gray of Pelaware. Despite thelr differences on Gils and other subjects, they wer: ponally clowe Mr. Davie was tower of atr ¢ Mr. Smith In (he present fight over the election of a United States Senator from New Jorsey. A Sad Loi When he heard the Smith « “The death of Robert Davis wilt cause ja@enuine and widespread sorrow. To me iL means the sad loss of one whose fhlendship I have cherished for thirty Years. His qualities inepired respect and admiration. He made friends and re- tained them alwaya by his loyalty, hon- lesty and truthfulness."" | Me. Davis had many friends tn thia lelty. He enjoyed going to Tammany a club plonics, and his own pic- ¢ « | nite were so universally attended that jersey City seemed like a deserted town jon the days when they were held j Mr. Davis'a firet wife, Mary O'Rourke, Academy was the eister of William O'F e, T pris “is alxty-throe youre erent ih Temameny.. ne Hre'is indicted an six counts for ween years ago. His ugan, daughter of a Tax : Hudeon County, died four Mr. Hugh, Another a bvhen her son Hugh was orn, Davis leaves four sons, littie Robert, George and Joseph in, William J. Davis, is dead. a | praises COMMISSIONERS. Wustice Tompkins Has a Good Word ners of Apprainals of thas Southern ‘atakill Aqueduct proceedings of je City, rece ciation filed by Supres Jompkins becaune he saya ey eon industrious, thorvugh and -exped!- lous" in their proceedings. «Phe decision was fed in fixing the fees of the conuntastoners for thelr work ‘n making thelr thira report on forty- hree parcels of hand, Me allows them ach $4,600. Judge Tompkins saye otther hearings fave covered a period of nearly a year pnd hay eek +keept during the month of Aug emtimates of witnesses put the pate value of the parcels at out the commissioners awarded only $610,000. —__~-- BALLOONS OVER ALABAMA, Dipe Believed the St, Loats No, 4, \ Phat Started for New York. Ala, Jan. 9-—A large over Florence early to- at an alittude of about 800 feet. basket contained two passengers, message was dyopped, This ia the eetond balloon which has been seen here within the last twelve hours, The Gre: passed during the night. It waa too lark to note the number of passengers FLORENCE, bglloon passe Say carried. In neither tnatance was e me anything to indicate the starting the aerial voyager i Low . he balloon which Hansed over Florence, Ala., to-day prob- ply, vee the Bt. Loule No, 4, which left late yertorday jn @ strong wind hewst. The basket carried ‘owan Hulbert and Paul MoCulloug). i ‘BOB” DAVIS DEAD, |" aire ’ | LONG I ILLNESS. members of the clale and such « o- | find places in work. made the inaugural o} Precedented sworn in as Lieutenant Wednesday he States Senator. Creamer, Secretary Graves and Attori §, Hogan were als ——— COUNTERFEITING WORKS trict Court, Brooklyn, had somewhat the Aspect of a counter! 4 Academy street, Astoria, was begun defore Judge Chatfeld. lcounterfett coins, hooks on “old, b 4 praise to-day in ao DEAD AFTE RA he reception room of hombers and there ath of office, admint usttee Wilitan ar. Mrs, Harmo: Honda, atts a, * and “Hail to the Chief’ Bovernor then returned to his privi pMce and began his regular routine of The omission of an Inaugural address | 1 c As far'ax of Ohio have always made fter their inauguration ov Jes, the Democratic to-day. Atlea Pomeron 1 4 officials took was and office will be t St easurer D. & ate Charles M neral Timothy sworn In, IN COURT BEFORE TRIAL. Astoria Bad Coin Makers Liable to Sixty Years Each If Convicted, The tables in the United States Die day rand din the No. when the trial of F Frank Weber, who were arr raid at the old frame man ‘on at On one table there were moulds, cruct- vies, charcoal stoves and heaps of dyes and other devices. On other tables t) were bars of gold and silv and more mok fro taken ng counterfeiting dev: and 4f con to ten year f sixty yea in is por “Otto Kiinke, a secret service agent, was the first witness called by Aswivtant United States District. ney Hick Kiinke arranged with Wober to invest in the plant, and when he wenvto the den to see the property the raid was made. SS BLIZZARD RACING EAST DIRECT.FROM ALASKA, DENVHR, from Alaska, + Where hoavy | wind and rain were reported. It was storming and raining down the Calt- fornia coast and tegraph come panies were — seriou handicarmad, hardly a wire west of Salt lake being free from trouble. 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I ter LF P He @tation eman Hamilton a me} ror awrence ay lia om Bdwar eatied upon t when he appeared |iniasioner Walsh, : | varte complaints me day and fo! had | street, the | the sta » and | asked to explain Angle to his leared his throat that he nors retort to valdin't eu ft down and Manhat DUTCH NAVAL BALL. | acute ind) | are ish bath Just Look at the Celebrities Who}1 reached tie sta Are to Attend the Boxers’ told me Sati hom a5 : when the Police Benetit To-Night. ent (0:468 laay Greenberg " And De aun : Coddino, 1 miration for the man apparently grow Dutehman, he stronger, ae at day I overs) Do- Chuck “T had been up all the nigh aasry Hart, tting with a sick friend and huck,” “Little Chin wrke up. ‘ooper, Big Ch Amd Dec, 307" continued the Commis “Short Arm" Reilly t Hanover, Larry Mulligan, mery Bob" Dwyer, Pp Vernon, Billy Gibson, Fras Tom #harkey, “Poppie” ett, Judge Mawulre, ile box-fignters, who will ac ball and Duten™ tt each Dead. CUBSHIRE, Conn., Jan. §—loseph V. Reach, son of the late Moses Yale . founder of the New York Sun died at his home here during last night At the age of elglty-two. In the course of an active life Mr, Heagh was con Buln and with the Bele an, Is nephew, Stanley of Stratford, being the present editor of the Jatter publication, Mr Heach retired from active business cir- Family Liniment For Rheumatiam, Locales Spr ieee s set Telief. 10c., 25c., 0c. 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