Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - October 20, 1885, Trenton, New Jersey YOU IV NO TUESDAY OCTOBER MAD AND WOUNDED H- AT ACCIDENT a Found Cut to Operator the Awful 1s Arrested Oct 20 The wreck of the trains which were in night lay about the railroad tracks near tha coal beyond the river bridge all Scarcely hud the message announcing ths City when train to of the accident The relief was with ropes ini appliances to lift the engines and a crew of fifty track repairers were on board At the scene of tha wreck thore were willing people doing all that they could to alleviate the sufferings of the in- jured and trying to tho AI the courageous removed the ferers one by ono they were laid upon the floor of one of the relief cars Many tne victims were unconscious but several were in Ml possession of their faculties Tho poor woman whose two bleeding were being dressed by a train hand smiled peacefully and said with I don't mind losing my legs if I can only live f Oi I have a little baby The saddest perhaps was when one by one the rigid forms of the dead were silently laid by themselves No word ot was made as they were set in the gage car laid It was not until the early sun had passed that attention was directed to a red flannel shirt beneath the of the engine Under this the b dy of a boy lay with the water on it Hit flesh so hot that in ing ttK lad to a stretcher er il vi ere burned Under the word wheels of tup engine the form of another bov 9 years of age was found The two children were- dressed alike and each in his hand bis little w cap of pattern so com- mon about Castle Garden The boys were believed to be and they wera derly placed side by side in one coffin anil will be buried together While tho search was on a braid of hair and i rubber comb were beneath tho wrec'c of the Carefully tho groat tan was lifted and tlw head of a woman A few tha trunK It wa clothed m a rei flannel dress A diligent search for the remainder of the body proved fruitless During the latter part of the forenoon a fourth body was discovered beneath the freat driving wheel The remains were too mangled and to be a human and but for the dress would be flung iown It is not unlikely that there are many more victims confined the weight of the wieck Abr 5 o'clock the lej of a boy me sel in a U t nnd a piece of a skull large as a Land were foun 1 under the rear driving wheel of the locomotive and an hour alter dark the body of a boy about was found under the fire The sku 1 was crushed m and both legs were cut off at the knees The body had boen into tha and was unrecognizable bodies nnd parts of the day were saut to City Thomas P Pratt the telegi aph operator at Marion was arrested charged with having caused the accident Pratt is 26 old and is an experienced operator He by his friends to desert but refused to Uo so lo the chief of police Piatt I will tell the I made a mistake I should have tha red light but I showed thj light one I was under the impression that the train was all right and was confident that I doing my duty The passed me art nnd the express at Pratt is now a prisoner at polica headquarters in Jersey City So fnr nine bodies have boon recovered nnd twelve people are more or less severely injured some it is believed It is thought that several bodies are still under fhe HE DECLINES TO A Republican Postmaster to efl Ont of Vt Oct 30 There is in- tonse hera over the squabble The Republican incumbent isQ W whose term does not expire for three years The candidates areF H N A Mead Hiram Atkins of the state backs Bascomb The laHer ia on trial a second tor liquor sslling At his first U inl defended him and secured a disagreement Mr Wing described an interview between belf an 1 Mr Atkins He came into my office the said Wing and said he wanted to talk on matters After a whUe he said he anted to have thh office settled bafore meets B9 after that it would be hard to get anything done Then he plainly my resignation to talJe effect Jan 1 or elso e he would have ma removed He addel that hs had enough influence to cause my re- moval 1 told TWr Atkins that no man cf a state Lad made and 1 should not tender my resignation to him I that I did not recognize his right to demand it As for any charge against me I know that tho office was w and so far is concerned 1 have taken no ac ive part other than to distribute a few tickets last election day I not resign but if want to relieve me all right HE SAVED MANY A Man's Presence ot Mind Averts Dreadful Tragedy ST Louis Oct 20 At a firo broke out m the basement d Holm an Bros paper box No S South Commercial street The building ani upm the third fourth und filth floors girls i from 13 to 30 years of age were working Owing to the nature of the was used 03 a storeroom tho heal way idly of the brothers immo rushed up the stairs into the shop and began assisting tho panic-stricken girls to escape A part of them out down tho stall way but that 01 ogress being before all out of the girls who had escape 1 the crowd ly declaring that many were yet burning building A numb oj firemen were about to enter the building to rescue tho unfortunates when appeared upon the roof where ing and from th mee tho party escape 1 to adjoining But tor Mr prompt and decided action many of the girls un have ished Tlie building was completely gutted Loss insure J SKIPPED WITH THE CASH MILLARD f KNOWLES THE ING DRIVER He About One Hundred and Fifty Dollars which he Neglects to Over to his Tidings of Him K nowles of No ton street hns for some time been in the employ of Mrs A Wheeling keeps a bakery at 156 North Greene street He was employed as a driver on the wagons Yesterday was collection day and he started out with the wagon taking the collection book with him No suspicion was entertained that anything was wrong until a messenger came to the bakery and gave the information that the horse and wagon was at the Clinton street depot It was ascertained there that he drove up to the depot about two o'clock in the after- noon jumped out of the wagon did not tie the horse but ran down the walk to the gate and informed the gate keeper that he wanted to see a friend on the Two trains were ing there one for New York the other for Philadelphia and it is not known which one he took In the wagon was found a large blank book with entries on only two pages On one page was a re- for rent paid by 8 C Fuller to J B Richardson The other page contained a list of ai tides purchased by Mr Fuller from Grocer Holcombe Mrs Wheeling never saw the book before The collecting book was taken by K nowles It has not yet been how much was taken by Knowlea but it is estimated between and Knowles a wife and three children who are in tute circumstances as he did not leave a oi money with them neither was thing in the house iu the way of ables No tidings have yet been received of him 0 A New Society A new society was organized in last evening called the Literary and Social Club It will hold business meetings on the second Thursday evening in each month During Ithe Fall Winter and Spring entertainments will given concluding with a dance The cers elected are as President Herman Vice President Stephen A Corby Recording Secretary Temple G Williams Financial Secretary Robert 8 lUiy Treasurer Isaac 8 Carr Philip G Linderman Librarian Alfred Harwood's Funeral Services NEW 20 Ai 2 30 p ra curred ths funeral over the body of the laU Miss daughter uf Dr Harwood of Trinity Episcopal of thia Tho service first rendered was that of tha R man Catholic church Rsv Father McGivney at a he I to tho Roman faith i few years Be- tween 8 and 4 p in the boiy to Trinity chuich Here Bishop of tho diocese of co A Journeymen bricklayers Hall Oct 20 The new hall of the Journeymen Bricklayers e ou Broad stieet mount avenue wai Rjv R L of the Broad Street Baptist served an at bricklaying over half a ago made tho prayer E H Campbell oi the dedication committee then formally presented tlie building to the The hull on behalf of rho association by Stephen J sail a member who represents the fligt in the stite legislature the speech the members of the sociation gave a street parade Murder for the of Oct 19 J a had a with another man named David The two were taking when Schulles drew a revolver and flred shot taking effect m fore- head between the was ar rested at a m the charge of murder Engel died at half past eight Tho police advance the theory that ths shooting was done for purpose of robbery it wai that had some on bia person Shocking Fatality from n ripe Kan Oft 20 A occurred near hire Mr Lan ler a by his wife two dren and started for home in a farm wagon a number of which wos ten pounds of powder A short distance der in a pipe n spark on the powder which throwing every one out ot the Mrs der instantly The four others cannot lite in Selecting a Jury N V Oct 20 Much is in obtaining a Jury the murder trial The twelfth juror was after a panel of 860 had i or two of the twelve are still to be rejected as Finn 20 Iho at the Union works have company says it will not if a part ot tho held a tt at the church among them inen The by Father McG were none but m of the family Tha interment will occur at T I A cable says tnat Hemingway oi Now and bride the recently eloping s ot the deceased have sailed from Europa for York A Wife Her Husband Murder NEW Oct 20 Mrs Lowell of the town ot Branford charges Inr band thj of his wee old child She says that on Sunday morning her who is a lock came homo TTe pulled her out of bed anl seeing the child throw it gieat violence to the floo Tho babj lived but a short time envoi eJ with bruises and on the aro maiks of LT of tin cannot be learned but by some of his it is claimed than the wile is equally to for the death ot the child Tue era oner is investigating the maUpi it is very likely that Lowell will be p aced The of the town are very much excited over the affair An Eventful Day at the White Home WASHINGTON Oct 30 This was eventful ona at tho executive mansion in the way oi receptions The recen tion began at 1 p m and at 2 o'clock the of the Baltimore synod called in a body to pay their resp cte to the and twenty -s f col- ore i Fellows of tho district who cole braced ths anniversary of col- ored Odd Fellowship in Washington rivel at the same hour and in the mansion grounds pnd adjacent with ig while the Presbyti nans were Attor tho reception the president out on the front portico reviewed the col red M it marched past the mansion Touching Scene In a Court SYRACUSE Oct SO C Leo a farmer hid in his em- ploy until a young Gorman named Frederick Ou the nut Mrs Leo and her daughter left home ostensibly to visit sister in this city Lpe after warfl bar here with Schmidt Suit for the cus ody of tho chiM heard here Pending de- tho judge ordered the cluM pi ceJ in tho father's earn When she io the court room child clung mother and had to be forcibly removed by the father The mother and nearly nil those present were moved to tears Killed at n Dance NEW ORIGANS Oct 20 At a ball given at Spanish Fort Albert Glaus n raised a disturbance An officer to ar- rest him and was to draw his club Me by mends of Claussen and the latter draw his revolver and begun firing at the officer and into the dt wan probably fatally wounded in the stomach Several others hnd narrow escapes A pan c followed during which HO captured with three of his ire Again Postponed The case of the complaint against John the Hungarian for selling liquor on Sunday was to have been tried before Police Rogers yesterday afternoon The witnesses were unable before the trial to understand English although they had on a former occasion not only understood it but spoke it City Solicitor Smith then asked for an adjournment until Saturday saying he would procure the attendance of a disinterested interpreter The tion was granted Princeton's Marshal William of Princeton yesterday brought to the County Jail Daniel for a term of fifteen days for being drunk and disorderly He was sentenced by Mayor Wright of that city Ella Yates was also down charged with larceny She was committed by Squire Crow for fifteen days The Marshal this morning brought down two more both of whom were committed for fifteen days by Wright for being drunk and disorderly Their names are Severin and Joseph Burnett An Improvement heeded The attention of the proper authorities is called to the condition of that section of West State street between Warien street and Delaware avenue Residents of that of town complain that the dirt be- tween the tracks washes during a rain storm into the gutters wd when the water subsided chokes the passage of waste material which in time becomes offensive This matter should be attended to The Fancy Dress Carnival Grand being made by the Temple Rink management to have the fancy dress carnival to-morrow evening a grand success Those wishing to take pail in the carnival can procure costumes by applying at the rink where Mr J T Glenn has a large stock The attendance at the rink is gradually increasing Maddock Brothers Pottery Work upon the handsome extension of this well known establishment is well nigh completed The three tunnel under Ewing street connecting the pottery proper and the warehouse is nearly finished while the find are making active tions to get all things well under way to meet the Winter trade THE HEiLTH Business Transacted at tho Meeting Held Yesterday A regular meeting of the Board was held afternoon at which Dr Shepherd presided in the absence of Health Inspector J H McGuire pre- sented his as Gentlemen There been but three onses of contagious diseases reported at this office since the last meeting of the Board although I am satisfied there have a number of other cases in the city some m the vicinity of Petty Run I will have to again the bad condition of Petty Run I am receiving constant complaints from residents along the line of the stream There is no doubt that if the Council should have thoroughly cleaned irom the canal to the Delaware river it would at least relieve these citizens for a year It is earnestly to be hoped that will act soon in the matter I wiJl also have to call your attention to the fact of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company allowing carloads of offal from their abattoirs in Jersey City to remain within the city limits for twenty-four hours and to the disgust of some of our citizens iu the locality in which it remains The railroad authorities have been notified but have merely changed the location I would recommend that the Boaid the City Physicians with vaccine matter for the purpose of vaccinating the poor of the city The wholesale grocers of the city have called at this office to get information as of oleomargarine They do not wish to violate the law and jet outside dealers come here and sell it to who all sell it I sent a communication to the State Board of Health in reference to the matter to know if they would take the matter in hand as this Board had no funds to prosecute but I understand that all they v ill do will be to pay for the analysis I have had quite a number of minor nuisances to abate which has been done without trouble In regard to the complaint touching Petty Run a brief discussion took place resulting in the adoption of a resolution that the Inspector be directed to every property owner on the run from Greene street to the canal to clean out his oi in The Inspector was to notify the Pennsylvania Railroad Company that the cars offal must be taken outside the city limits In the matter of the sale of oleomargarine a long discussion took place and various opinions were expressed It was finally disposed of by a motion that the matter be referred to the of the B ard for his opinion whether the Board is tribunal for enforcing the food law The recommendation of the Inspector re- garding vaccine matter was referred to the Common Council it being held by the Board that body is the proper one to furnish the City Physicians with it DEVOURED BY A LION WILD BEASTS WRECKED ESCAPE FROM CIRCUS I RAW They Create a Panic In a Village and Frey The Villagers Afraid to Venture Outside MEMPHIS Oct 20 There is a reign of in the uu lity of St Ark a village twenty miles west of this city on ho and Kansas City The woo U are filled with fierce tigers and other animals c az f ith the of blood and the in- of tha little village are m houses earnestly praying for relief 10 Boa constrictors rom crawl through the and the howls of the ing make sleep e A crowd of villagers had assembled on the depot platform awaiting the of the tram containing B circus find Tho tram consisted Of twenty mid was just rushing into tho yard at a good speed when tha engine mn off tho followed by a dozen cars con- tno s The big elephant 141 years old with fear and breaking bide of his car nq if it were but pasteboard dashed towards the assembled people loudly and waving hn trim i Ii in the While the wei to homes for tor many of other animals escaped in mi thj cari and the streets ot village were som with them The big elephant the son of druggist John Anion from the stoop of his residence nnd threw tho boy a distance of twenty tint While the child lay the big lion Jupitor broke Mi cige by the lioness Juno and hoi lw i cubs quickly tore tho boy to pieces ami the find jackals snarled and over tho bones The elephant mnd with excite mont and placing his immensa head against the car containing tho tigers ho tipped it over nnJ broke open tho cages Tho smell ol the latter ami the low upon to seek Safety in flying to The containing snakes of which were over feet m length I the wore burned lo Those which escaped through the streets hissing with Tho up a of re- and shotguns upon the animals and drove thorn into the woods The was captured by his keeper mij to nis car nnd of the wore corralled by ths circus anl confined m their cages are still in the wools near the village nnd many ot the inhabitants are afraid to upon the streets At NEW 20 Iho fust nl B wiu ii mi i iu I i I ii Time Mutuals paid Ml was a selling pin so ol 04 a nulo Ben first B second Time Iho thud wu a selling of a mile and u Iu Jack of Joe so oml third Time pail The ruto was toi of d mila Jun Ri linst Umd Time Mutual The tilth was a consul ition pin o ot a mile suco id Audacity Timj 1.45 paid CONDENSED of THE STATK William Prall of has announced his intention to the Episcopal ministry Louisa was accidentally shot and killed at Homestead N J on Sunday by Henry Wilmar who was casually examining a gun The wild cattle on Anglesea beach have been showing fight of late and as the herd is composed entirely of hulls the resident population has vowed death to the animals The new grain elevator at the Perth boy coal docks is nearly completed It is not designed for storage The Lehigh ley Railroad expect to transfer bushels of there during the present season A co-operative store has been started at Gloucester City in tho interest of the ham null strikers where credit is given them There is no prospect of a speedy of the difficulties between the hands and the mill corporation Men's Fall Neckwear Leading styles opened to-day at A W Lee's 14 North Greene street Public Interest of which people Often Speak A Rink Manager Reports That the season will soon be in its and that there is a brilliant ahead That the floor still rises with its alacrity to meet the falling learner bat that the new constellations seen are more numerous than in the days of yore That Trenton girls are certainly most graceful upon the and that many of the costumes worn by the young ladies at the rink of evenings reflect much credit upon the tastes of the wearers A Sporting Wan Informs Us That those impecunious individuals who bet on the Ohio wish that they had money back and that there will be some others in the saine straits next November That the Mount Holly Fair was made the center of attraction for a few light fingered gentry and that several hauls of more or less importance were made A Botanist Thinks That New Jersey contains the most ex- tensive range of flora of any State in the Union That the present week is the most ad- time for collecting Autumn leaves A Blacksmith Says That if he is to judge by homes brought to his establishment Trenton certainly possesses some blooded stock worthy of particular mention That too much care cannot be exercised in shoeing horses and that many valuable animals have been ruined by and badly managed work THE TIMES Learnt From Drummers That advices from the South and West tend to show a constantly increasing tery trade in decorated and C C ware That every commercial man to catch the eye of the New England maiden and to appeal to the of her pa must smoke good cigars part his hair in the middle cultivate culture have plenty of money and a Boston accent and wear a very pronounced plaid suit with blue necktie a tall felt hat and square toed black as Night's Plutonian shore and that trade will not prosper unless he does so The pain and by those who are With dyspepsia are Tho di tress of the body la equaled or by the contusion and tortures of the mind thus Its v sutler double affliction The relief that Is given by Ho d s has caused thousands to he thankful for this great medicine It dispels the causes of dyspepsia nud tones up the digestive Try Hood's In gathering wild autumn leaves or in the woodq we are more or Irss exposed to danger from by ivy or wild vines and shrubs The prison is under tain circumstances readily absorbed by the blood and painful swelling or eruptions are caused Such affections Hood's readily cures ss it expels all impurities from the blood Kven In cases of poisoning by Paris green has been remarkably It should be kept in the house for all blood disorders Hood's is raffle by 0 1 Hood Co Lowell Mass Is sold by all druggists 100 doses 81 Head A Donnelly's adver on the next page THREE MEN ON TRIAI Mm Fisher's Alleged Murderers Ing for Crime N J Oct 20 Tho trial of tho three men Dahn and of Mrs ine J Fisher at Fort Lej on Sept 13 was commenced in tho county court house here D xon and a jury Four were examined regarding the finding of tho body lalies occupied seats iu the gallery Tiie prisoners maintained a calm demeanor Their Judge Hoffman of Jersey Zeph Ward of and P W sat near them m consultation Lawyer Ridgway who took charge of the murdered woman's remains was an inter- est Jd Sf octal if Tho trial will probably consume the entire week Mo More Mall Subsidy BOSTON 20 A story comas from the tion th Pacific Mml company that at th expiration of 30 days its monthly payments will be stopped of the Union Pacific had no information on the sul 3 but j I it was as the S Pacific people had been very trary m their dealings and fehe other linos woiB justified in withdrawing from the sociation Mr A lams had talked the rifle subject over with Assistant in Washington and toat emphatically denied that ho ed to pui iue tlie course to him by some Hum a Store and Houses ST Louis Oc 30 A special to The liom Chattanooga Tenn entered the supply storw of the lion and N il company nt i A M and stole several worth of goods They then sot iiro to tho bu Iding and tho store and two adjoining hous -s w ro burned to the ground M J of supply stores being bui nol to deith Another Accident NEW Oct 30 At tion thj city at 9 o'clock a train on thu Volley road struck on open switch a smash John who was on thj engine was injured and several i wore slightly hurt ih switch lind been intentionally hy ST Noonan dis- miss brought by the Young Men's association for the of i umoral homos situated within leet of tlie of tho tion Tin holds that the law for- bid ling such within 300 foot of any church cannot oe so as to protect the ass ling from hid Carr luge FALL RIVCH Ocu 30 Mark son id nit or the Merchant's was thrown from his carriage fracturing his skull His in are probably tatal Professional YORK Oct Schuefer and E u I 11 final h iv prior to hii parti in the gr 1 11 billi ii il wh i h laV U was tho v r diet oi tao On that Vig ha i Ins horn this c Ho defeated fon by score ot t 110 B ra exp its gave exhibitions At Now Yoik York 5 At Philadelphia 5 Ath 3 Frauds In Ohio NEW 30 A Columbus dis- patch to Th World Dum says the city wa- startled and at noon by tlie ery made by the boaid of election prs that a hal I eon committ in the Fourth war i by which 300 had boen added column witl a of steal ng a of ture Tho Thu ward returns were tampoi oil with which would Young Djin po tho ture while it is Known ho is defeated that the returns mn havi acted fiom tlir county clerk's and that Dumn crats are at thu affair He thai Jum n lor it Hie coi n claims lo reliable m ition giving tho cans outside oi county on joint Killed BAN Oct 30 John ghan a on Fourth stieet beat oui th In a H t his sister-in-law Murtha wiLlia The cause of the attack was an article in a morning paper a lew days ago which to Miss bhc is still but will die as ter skuil ii Curry's Appointment WASHING rON Oct 20 Secretary Bay nrd hi I n nothing of the test A of Richmond against tho oi Dr Curry the Baptist pro as to Spam TWO Til AN I SUBURBS THE UNITED STATES DIST RICT COURT IN SESSION Jonathan Hughes and Keesler to Five Years Six months Respectively the Latter Also Fined 8250 The United States District Court in session at the building this morning Judge Nixon on the bench Sentences were pronounced Jonathan Hughes the Pitman Grove counterfeiter arrested on the 8th of August last by Secret Service Officer Bell for and passing counterfeit money was given five years at hard labor in the State Prison This is the man that was taken with fits some time ago when called up for sentence before Judge Nixon He taken to the prison by Deputy shal Bower Ruins Keesler the Newark letter carrier who was arrested for opening letters was given six months in the County and ordered to pay a fine of The case was then taken up of the United States against Charles Payne Jr W D Holt of this city appeared for the defense In opening the case District Attorney Keasbey the prisoner was a resident of Millville iu this State and at the time of the war was a private in Company B Second Regiment N J Vols Since the war he has received a pension of per mouth On April 1881 he applied for an increase of pension He made out a statement of his growing disability to do any manual labor and called in two of his neighbors to sign it Then instead of taking the paper and to a Justice of the Peace to be sworn to he signed it himself with a fictitious name and sent it to tlie Treasury ment at Washington What made it worse lor the prisoner was that he was a man of intelligence and had been engaged for a long time as a pension attorney He was therefore well acquainted with all the things necessary to procure and was also well acquainted law erning pension The first witness called 1 Shannon an officer of the Pension Bureau at His testimony WHS to the effect that the case had been put into his hands for uu estimation and he had found that the affidavits were forgeries WON then arrested Other were examined and the case is still on For fine go to and Groene Young for LOWELL 120 Fiva the 11 thi 11 wore arrested in a statu ol Thoy have not b1 h uuo f and will be sent to thj industrial school Frozen Out Alass Oct 20 The i baa started up of now men and it said they will go to work at once If they do many of tho strikers will bo frozen out Heavy Sentence for a BUFFALO Oct George Cook a COY ored to state prison for 21 011 conviction of breaking into b and stealing therefrom watches and Princeton Points The Fall games of the Princeton Col- lege Athletic Association take place morrow afternoon and the events are ex- tensive and varied The Nassau Polo Club for the doming season is composed of prominent young men of Princeton J Calhoun captain and J Wolfe first rusher It A rusher drive G Goldie cover A Cubberly goal The attractions at the Nassau this week are great Last night to-night day and Saturday the programme includes Winslow Miss Carrie Smith Ed Taylor and the three Speed well brothers in startling performances A special town meeting is called for Tuesday November 10 to decide whether the people will vote to pay the over- expenditure in the Poor Fund ol last year and also ior as an extra tion for the current year Death of Mr F W Johnson Mr Frank W Johnson one of the of the National on Hanover street died at the hotel this morning at 11.50 He had been ailing for some time but was able to he around until three weeks ago yesterday when he was compelled to go to his room where he has since been confined The cause of his death is not definitely known A post mortem examination will be held this afternoon by and Woolverton Mr Johnson was well known and highly respected and the sympathy of Ws many friends are tendered to the afflicted family Underwear Men's for 750 ladies for children's from SOc to at A W Lee's 14 North Greene street Boys Cloth all colors Dobbins Hatter Aries ted Oc 20 more of i have boon iho slu ff is out with six more I Oct 20 the well keeper tt II Co say on the See what Donnelly second page Tangier and Sedley new style collars at A W North Greene street Merino and Wool Hosiery in black and colored For All at A W Lee's 14 North Greene street A Forger There was lodged in the County Jail at Chicago on Sunday a youth of twenty named William G Glenn to await a ing before a United States Commissioner on the charge of swindling operations through the mails The prisoner lives at Rochelle Illinois and has been employed in the post office at that place by his brother who is the postmaster Young Glenn began operations some time ago With dealers for foreign stamps and curios using live fictitious names He gave as reference a mythical bank in Rochelle the Second National Bank When the bank written to for reference Glenn would the letters and give himself a first-class cial standing He would then order large quantities of merchandise on time One of his victims is Mr E B Sterling of this city who became suspicious and had investigations made which resulted in Glenn's arrest Mr Sterling is a loser of worth of goods Besides his loss A F Sims Co of Alexandria Va and William Wetterer of Baltimore aie also losers A search ol Glenn's rooms at his father's house was made and about worth of stamps and other articles were found At Union Hall This evening a prayer and consecration meeting will be held in Union Library Hall commencing at a quarter to eight o'clock Mrs J C Downs President of the W C T U of this State will be and have charge of the exercises morrow at nine o'clock the State Convention will open its session Change of Management The management of the Hotel Windsor yesterday was transferred to Mr A V Manning by desire of the creditors of the hotel and of Captain Holt The consideration of the lease was uay Dead By Associated Press to THE TIMES Pa Oct 20 Ex-First Postmaster General Hay died at C 30 o'clock this morning of General Weather By Associated Frem to THE WASHINGTON For Middle At- States light rains follow id by ing colder weather winds shifting to west and west A meeting of Conncil will ho held this A false alarm of firo was sounded after eight o'clock last evening A hoy named John Wiggins fell oft a load of hay on Pennington avenue and sustained severe injuries The Eclectic Club rooms last evening pre- sented a scene of gaiety the occasion being a sociable held by tho club BUSINESS NO 1 ICES Get printing done at southwest corner State and Greene streets Men's Jersey Coats and Knit ets new shades from to at A W 14 North Greene street Skin Underwear Vests and Chest Protectors at A W Lee's 14 North Greene street Fall and the Winter Silk Hats Dobbins I Greene Fall Winter at Hunting at A W 14 North
