Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - November 3, 1885, Trenton, New Jersey 011 VOL IV NO 939 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1885 TWO CENTS AT MIDDAY fRIGHTFUL DEED ON A BUSY YORK STREET NEW Man Almost Cut to iue sln washes His Hands Changes His Clothes and Walks YORK Nov 8 Antonio Boloa a Cuban coolie whose Chinese name ww Chong Ong kept a little restaurant in the basement at the southeast corner of Spring nnd Wooster streets Soloa was formerly nnd got his custom chiefly from his friends nnd associates in in neighborhood A number of the employes of Guio Rovira of South avenue were regular customers Soloa had no assistants He himself a long keen knife ham which the chief article of he served it with garlic and fried it set it himself before his customers vegetables called for -id which he cooked himself He kept the till and made change If at any time he bad occasion to leave the restaurant he locked it up and went his way told the Warehouses the grocery men over- bead where he was going and when he be bact A stairway leads do wu into the basement Irom Wooster stroot near the corner and another from Spring street about twelve feet from the corner About 3 o'clock Spring street stairway told Grocery man John H that be going over to the Bowery saw him walk in that direction through Spring street Nobody has boon saw him come back At clock Thomas Daly a licensed Tender living at 147 Hudson street came along up stroot with his wagon hoarsely crying He dived down the Wooster street entrance to the restaurant he shouted any cabbages or Godl There's a Mian James Coughlin as Red Jim of 80 Wooster an employe of George C Farrar a coal dealer across Wooster the restaurant was sitting on coal box in front of the came running across to him with a face said Coughlin a dead down there Why don't you go down and see what's the with not going down there alone Goon I'll go with you The two men went down but did not find it a pleasant place to stay They simply took one look saw that Soloa had boon or butchered rather then tened up to the stroot again and reported what they had ssen to WHERE WAS THE A Happens and He Is fully Unconscious of It BOSTON Nov 8 At 2 p m Sunday morning of Briggs large glass and crockei'y ware establishment aroused from sleep at his home at 136 West Canton stroot by burglars cautioning him to make no noise robbed him of- his watch and chain a gold seal ring end other articles of about in money They emptied the closets of their contents examining tho pockets of all garments and piling the latter in the middle of the floor They also ransacked the drawers in the commodo the csse and tho bureau They their with the utmost coolness de- manding of Flanagan information con- the occupants of other rooms etc and deliberately discussing in his presence the advisability of visiting other chambers laft the house helping themselves to an overcoat on their way out As soon a-i they had gone MY Flanagan raised his and shouted at tho top of his lungs His cries frightened the thieves who ran in different directions One was seen and chased by an officer who recovered the overcoat but failed to capture It is learned that patrolman on whose route the burglary occurred was ignorant of the af air He does not explain where he wm when the affair happened The police have no clew to the burglars OFFERINGS The murdered man lay by a sofa which Is against the partition wall of a little kitchen fenced off on the south side of the rooni He fiat on his back with WR foot toward the Wooster door His body was still warm at o'clock face and the right side of his temple had been crushed in His coat a flannel eack and his red flannel shirt were open Tne shirt had been slashed opon with a knife His knit undershirt was full of big cuts over the left which Boomed to be cut to When this was back nine stabs Were connte I Tlie stabs cut four ribs clean two On the floor beside the body a meat knife with a blade ten and a half Inches long and one and a quarter wide at- the handle It was bloody and had boon bent tables had not been disturbed Blood bad sprinkled over the two nearest the body blocd had also spurted up against ceiling seven and a half foot above the floor A trail of blood along the sawdust on the floor led the stove next north wall and around to the Spring sUcot There was a big shallow dent in the shoot iron stove it was pretty clear that while Soloa was a way the assassin had broken in the glass in the Spring street door and got in way Then he began to ransack the returned through the Spring stroot door and perhaps caught the man Seeing him the assassin caught up the knife from the bread table near where the body was found and rushed at him Soloa fled in to the Iront corner and there got one cut or ore He ran back toward the rear of the room and as he bis head over his shoulder to soo if bo was followed he struci a crushing blow on the right temple with a sand bag i Any other would have abraded the aWn He fell and the showered blown on his head and cut his Left breast to There were throo stab over the right ear When the murder had boon done the went on searching for valuables Then he washed himself in a basin near the Spring stroot door used a towel and hnng it in place again threw off bloody clothes between the two tobies putting on A suit belonging to Soloa and walked out of the Wooster street door He was iar with the place and not knew habits but he knew that customers not to be between the dinner hour at noon and supper time The street b 6 fairly busy street and all this was in the middle of the day Grocer Peter up stairs wai busy waiting on who were going in and out of grocery while Soloa was being cut to pie coo but no one noticed the struggle and no one saw the assassin leave the res NOT THIS Department Clerks Who Think It li Policy to In Washington WASHINGTON Nov 3 em- ployes in the departments that there has never been a year when so few clerks have gone to vote as this year The greatest interest is token in the contests in New York and Virginia The Republican clerks have thought it prudent to remain at their desks yet there are few in The crats having votes in Maryland Virginia and New York have generally gone are many who have not Mr Jordan nnd Assistant Secretary Fairchild are here Mr Fairchild is paired with Mr Coon and some others who could not get away are juite a number of colored voters are said to have gone into Virginia The preachers in some of the colored churches announced on Sunday that tickets could be had to take them into Virginia to vote They were urged to vote the Republican Brighton Beach Races NEW YORK Nov 3 The first race at Brighton Beach was for seven furlongs Bessie B first Saluda second Osceola third Time Tho second race mile and a furlong Ernest first Una B second John Sullivan third Time Mutuals The third race was a consolation race one mile Musk first Thunderbolt sec md Miss Daly third Time M ui in h paid The fourth race was a consolation purse of a Cricket Col Clark Theresa third Time The fifth at welter weights quarters of a mile Tattler first Olivette BeHo B third Time Mutuals paid The Flowers About General Tomb by Relic Hunters The floral offerings at the McClellan funeral yesterday were geous A wagon full were placed on the grave at the conclusion of the burial vice One of the designs a national flag fully five feet in length in which the blue stars and red stripes were immortelles and the white bars and groundwork were crysanthemuins A sword made of flowers dyed blue rested on the flag and the design was veiled with crape The soldiers from the Hampton Va Home contributed an gant device emblematical of the Beautiful Gates Ajar Other designs were pillows chairs broken columns Cut flowers were also strewn about the tomb The family of the dead General had scarcely left the cemetery before the immense crowd in attendance at the funeral made a break for the and by five o'clock every bud and leaf had been gathered up as souvenirs of occasion made pieces were also removed and nearly every visitor to the cemetery returned with a sprig of flower Elections To-day Colorado will elect a Judge of its Supreme Court will elect one-half its State Senate for one year only and the members of its House of Representatives Iowa will elect a Governor and other State officers and Legislature Maryland will elect a Comptroller and Clerk of the Court of Appeals Massachusetts will elect a Governor and other State officers and Legislature and vote upon a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the State providing for pre- cinct voting in towns Mississippi will elect a Governor and other State and Legislature Nebraska will elect a Supreme Judge and Regents of the State University New will elect a Governor and other State officers five Justices of the Court and both houses of the lature Pennsylvania will elect a State Virginia elect a Governor ant Governor and Attorney General and Legislature New Jersey will elect a Legislators and seven Senators in Bergen Burlington Cape May Hunterdon Middlesex Passaic and Sussex counties respectively The Mendelssohn Concert The concert to be given on Tuesday of Thanksgiving week by the Mendelssohn Choral Union will be one of the most en- of any given by them The music to be rendered is AS melodious and tuneful as it would be possible to select and the manner in which it bids fair to be sung by both soloists and society will greatly en- hance the pleasure At last evening's meeting an extra sal with the society and orchestra together was announced for an evening this week It is safe to say that the Opera House on Tuesday ber 24th will be crowded TOURING ON TUK VOTE BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT OF ING THEIR TICKET Edward W Evans Thinks he will have 15 to Carry the Third by 10 at Work The political pot gently simmered last evening The usual excitement attendant upon the eve of election was conspicuous All the Bodies Recovered Nov 2 Ine search for the of possible of the recent disinter has been abandoned as all of to have boon drowned have been recovered The Jiny the case held a session and took the the engineer and other Killed In the Mines Pa Nov 2 Charles was smothered to death in the Ridge colliery by a rush of cool in the An hour later at Alaska Davit Zakowsky was mangled by tha fill of pn lump of coal Both were married and leave Urge families Ten Per Cent Nor 2 Owing to strikes in causing an advance in pries of nulli the nailer B and feeders mt the Brooks Iron company's works at hud their wages advanced 10 per cent The Increase about Dakota's Population WASHINGTON Nov 3 population of Dakota says Governor Pierce In his annual report has now reached against 135 180 in The report states that the farmers were never inore prosperous and the material inter- ests of have advanced within the past few years The governor that Dakota bo ad- mitted to the sisterhood of states that the school lands be protected from mid that the Crow Crook Indian tion be cut up and tho land given to the In- dians in severally The financial condition of the territory is said to be excellent and the tax is but three milk dollar Government's Wards WASHINGTON Nov 3 During the last fiscal year according to the raport of Dr Godding the superintendent patients were under treatment at the asylum for the insane Of this number 105 died or 7.18 per cent which high age is accounted for by the fact that average ago of those admitted was greater than usual Forty-nine patients were dis- cured Over was from the farm The report of Dr Purvis superintendent of the hospital shows ing Hie past fiscal year patients were treated of whom were 725 white An Interesting Time at a Dance CHICAGO Nov 3 At a Polish dance at No 999 James a occurred on account of some of the guests objecting to tin manner in which the festivities were conducted during which knives were freely und handled Tom Heft was cut times on the Lead August La Baum three -1 on tho Lea 1 two on tho left cheek ouu above the left eye two on the left hand anl one tyn ths right hand Several others were slashed but got away before the arrival of the policy and their names could not be learned T'i Baum ig expected to survive Ferdinand Ward's New Occupation NEW YORK Nov 3 Ferdinand Ward the and present stovemaker at Sing Sing prison went to work at about break at his trade with the other members of his gangl He went to his task in an apparently mood and was soon filing off the rough edges and im- perfections of castings and together under the instructions of a fore- man He proves an apt scholar and it is expected in a few days he will be able to do his day's work in a proper manner A Collision feared with the Ark Nov 3 Advices from Indian territory say invasion of is creating widespread alarm and fears are entertained of a col- thein the Indian police The United States in the territory are in to the but are to tham out The tion is ono of vity The Avon Inn Case Again In the United States Circuit Court this morning Nixon listened to the arguments of Counsellors Gray and borne for a new trial in the case of Edward Batchelor vs Samuel W Kirkbride which was recently tried in that court and a dict found in favor of Kirkbride The was fully described iu THE TIMES at the time of trial The reserved his decision A Sacrilegious Act An unscrupulous merchant thought to utilize the crowds that gathered abont the State and Greene streets during the passage of the funeral procession afternoon by advertising his wares Bundles of circulars were thrown into the air just as the hearse containing the remains passed by The penurious spirit displayed was severely denounced by the spectators who considered the act a sacrilegious one Sprinter Abbott Wing The of foot race between Patrick Abbott and John two for its absence True the City Democratic Executive Committee met at their quarters and distributed tickets and boodle and their of the opposite party gathered around a centie table in a Second Ward hotel and did the same thing That was all The streets were not filled with drunkan heelers ing the name and virtues of their favorite candidate as is generally the ease This is accounted for from the fact that for the first time in the recollection of ye oldest inhabitant the ticket to be voted to-day contains the name of but one candidate This condition of affairs will not happen again before another decade has rolled around At the Democratic headquarters thing was serene and everybody jubilant Visions of an unlimited supply of lucre for to-day caused an aged disciple of son to declare to a TIMES representative that the Democrats will elect all three of their representatives In the Second sembly District they claimed that the long-standing family feud had not yet been settled The friends of John said one hold a secret meeting to-night to decide whether they will support Taylor or not The Democratic candidate in the Second District George W Evans is con- of his election His friends believe he can the usual 200 Republican majority in the Second Ward down to 50 The Seventh Ward will give from 200 to 225 Democratic majority while the Fifth is good for 40 more Allowing 175 lican majority in the First Ward they figure at the lowest estimate a majority oi 15 for Counsellor Evans On the other hand the Republicans predict that will exceed that of Chambers last Fall The Third District Republicans were even more jubilant and confident than their antagonists in the Second District election to many was a fore- gone conclusion He had gone into the tight to win and unless all signs failed Smith's name would be changed to Dennis before midnight to-night To gain this end they figure that the average Democratic majority of 110 iu the Sixth Ward would contract to about 40 and lowed Smith 200 majority in the Fourth The Third Ward usually Democratic would give a small majority for Ossenberg whose popularity with the Germans iu Chambersburg would swell the Republican majority iii that borough to 250 or more At these figures Ossenberg would win by an even 10 votes The Democrats ever figure by a different multiplication table and were sanguine that Smith would beat Ossenberg so overwhelmingly that his party would lay him on the shelf for the balance of his political life The Prohibitionists while they scarcely expect to elect their candidates are making an aggressive fight Last Fall the Second District Prohibitionists only 44 votes while the lower district nearly doubled this number ing 82 ballots They hope to roll up double the number of temperance votes over last year Their candidate in the Second District is Gilbert S Davison George 0 Seward is the nominee in the Third District and expects to receive at lewrt 300 votes The contest in the First Assembly Dis- will be a race between J W Wright the Democratic candidate and S B with the chances naturally in favor of the latter The Re- publican nominee is very popular with the grangers in the district who predominate Mayor Wright of Princeton has given universal satisfaction to his constituents of that classical borough and it is given on good authority that the students of the college will rally to his support In the Second District lost year ber's majority over Lalor was 293 In the Third District Hammell was defeated by 321 votes To-day the simmering of the political pot WARNER'S SILVEH His Views on the Silver Tho lution of tho Question CHICAGO Nov 2 After tho regular monthly banquet of tho Chicago cial club tho was A J Warner ot Ohio who hail been be present was absent but sout a full statement of his views which was read by Mr McCarthy Mr Warner hold tUnt the silver presented two distinct phases tirst tho movement to practically silver by ex- chilling tho product of- silver minus from supply in tho and ing to tho condition of sub- sidary ami second tho fact being that there bus been a ance in tb relative value mid silver BO that neither the European coinage ratio of nor our ratio of 10 to 1 any longer represents tho commercial ratio be- tween thorn tho question la it de- sirable to attempt to readjust the monetary use uf these two metals to their commercial ratio if so how cat this bust bo After explaining his position he advocated three ways for the to opening tho mints to unlimited coinage on the preside ratio changing tho coinage ratio to conform more nearly to the present commercial ratio and coin silver ns freely as gold and the suspension of coinage on tho present ratio aud the issuing of cates or bullion at its market price or actual ratio to gold at the time of deposit AWFUL STORM Almost an Settlement Destroyed Number of the Victims HALIFAX N B Nov 2 R T the Hudson bay observer who with three assistants abandoned his station ut bay the day before the Alert there has arrived in Halifax ports that ou his arrival at Indian harbor ho found that an amount of damage thare aui at neighboring plaws ou tho coast by tho terrible storm ot the 10th ulU Almost thi entire settlement of Grady consisting o about twenty buildings was destroyed many other villages equally from tho disaster Every vessel that was at all closo to the coast was dashed and about seventy learned at Grady that tho total lass of by the tempest was forty ami he thinks in any event number of cannot exceed sixty o seventy greatest loss of life at White Boar island where though thor wore four or five vessels wrecked nearly all on board persona mo their fate MURDER IN SAN of Very Human Life SAN FRANCISCO Nov 2 No less than five assaults have occurred in this city ing tho eight days in throo of which tho victims have to their ies In one case a brutal man in jealous hammered in the hood of hia In another a jealous husband shot a who wus taking dinner In a French restaurant with his wife An convict was fatally stabbed in the street by an assailant namo he d In- close In a quarrel a saloonkeeper and his bartender wore emptied and each received mortal wounds This of life the direct result ol the failure of the courts to deal out to the Not iu five goes to the gallows not ono in the Tho various systems of take the pith out cf all and free many of tho worst criminals because they have political A Negro Hogged to VIENNA Nov J Some age -us bur for tlic of Mrs Tuesday lust cousin here imd inquiring the whereabouts of some of ito sail ho would cut of their wives waV out This ported to men whereupon a party wus the negro took him to Ihu anJ him tt death To tho Line CONCORD N H Nov appointed a commission to tlw boundary line which bus in ISU years The commission meets shortly Nmy shiro will insist that Massachusetts tho towns of Warwick and Still in The young children of Michael Monohan who were poisoned Sunday afternoon from the effects of eating candy boiled in a per kettle arc still in a critical condition The little boy who ate more largely of the candy still lays in convulsions aud unless a change for the better speedily occurs will die The girl is gradually improving The Cells Notwithstanding the crowded condition of the city yesterday not a single arrest was made by the police The State tion being held to-day a big crop of drunk and disorderly persons may be looked for to-morrow morning Cleveland Through President Cleveland passed through Trenton on the road in runic to Buffalo where he was going to vote to-day ut tho Cemetery A member of the gentry relieved Mrs Jacob F of her wallet while she was witnessing the funeral obsequies at Cemetery afternoon Tho Agency Special Samuel Dickinson has resigned The new agency lot the Hale of postal requisites is ai store of Alfred G North Warren street Protection to The safety gates at the Greene street crossing of the Belvidere Delaware road being erected and will lie com- iu a lew The to Thanks Tlic President has issued a proclamation setting apart Thursday November as a day of thanksgiving and prayer The Election in New York SUite By Associated Press to TIIK TIMKS N Y Nov 3 The weather here is cool and cloudy A fair vole is being polled with considerable trading ou local tickets General Weather Indications By Associated Press to THE TIMES WASHINGTON the At- weather slightly colder followed during Wednesday by slowly rising temperature westerly winds becoming able THE AND SERVIA TOLD TO DISARM FORCES Turkey IH Mobilizing Men and Tutting Her Ironclads in Commission LONDON Nov 8 a m ing reported to the powers Urn result of preliminary meetings I ho tories of tho treaty of Berlin united iu a joint note and Servia de- manding disarmament of the of tho principalities as tho step to a of tho situation created by tho union of Eastern ami Bulgaria Tho powers further cull upon Prince ander and King Milan to give satisfactory that they will by dei of tbo conference Tim will not reassemble until garia have to the joint note The conference l.as not called upon to restore the quo as reported in sonio quarters and thero will bo no of thu demands of Turkey on tho Ru prop sals until tbo ground has been cleared by thu reply of the principalities to the joint Turkey has another men of tho lor In addition to thj inon already in the field excluding irregulars aud reserves for garrison duty Tho reserve division of Turkish iron clads has boon ordered into commission and is refitting Muj commander of the expeditionary forco will take mi advanced position on 3d inst All with Upper ceased Austrian nnd Jealousy LONDON Nov 3 Tho distrust between Austria and Russia U be- more markol Tim of both countries are by among their people und many parent are accounted for by that fact it is certain that M do Uiers the Russian foreign subjected to a strong persistent pressure from the Russian nnd way ho turns he is likely to a vigorous tiro in the roar Count Kalnoky the Austrian foreign minister is known to in- cline to peace but ho is too by the Hungarians who sympathize with ambitious and want thn power of actively employed in her behalf Attacked by LONDON Nov 8 Ou Sunday night whila Mr Jamos and Joseph M Kwnny of parliament for Roscommon and Ennis wen leaving Dysart Scotland wore by a body of men armed with sticks wh To hell with thn National for the The was resisted by of Nationalists acting an cort to Messrs O Kelly anl and for a time the battle furiously The proved too much however and Iho 1 niter finally tied the Fenians master of the fluid Several of thn seriously Kenny ami a retreat to tho village where they until morning well-known East Trenton potters came off at Pastime Park Philadelphia yesterday afternoon The race was two miles for a purse of The sport was witnessed by a number of Trenton potters and was won easily by Abbott in ten minutes and thirty seconds MeTague was trained by George the famous pedestrian to Strike Against a Redaction LONDON Nov 3 Tho Yorkshire collien have decided to strike against the 15 per cent reduction At the Church of the Heart For many days past a large force of men have been engaged in erecting a parochial residence on the north side of the beautiful new church of the Sacred Heart The fice is to be five stories in height Jersey stone has been and will be used in the erection of all the walls When finished the building will contain all the modem improvements and will be one of the handsomest residences in the State The Two Rouen Little Miss Jones last evening captivated the hearts of the patrons of the Temple Rink by her sweet songs and winning ways Miss Jessie Darling also came in for a fair share of appreciation by her graceful evolutions on the rollers her concluding with a dance to the tune of Yankee Doodle They will pear again at the rink this evening A Significant Visit of Statesmen United States Senators McPherson and Sewell were in town yesterday Ostensibly their mission was to attend the funeral services of General McClellan but knowing ones assert that the Senators were bearers of olive branches to the dissenting factions in their respective parties An unpleasant passenger in a street car IH a ing baby In such cases Dr Bull's Baby Syrup should bo given to the sufferer to its troubles Price only 25 cents a bottle If you have a sick headache take a dose of Dr Bulls Baltimore Pills we know you will find re- lief For regulating the bowels and to of last night has increased to the boiling point Nearly all the floaters had voted by noon a certain indication that the fight is to be to a finish and that the candidate with the largest number of friends and test wallet will finish first in the race A well-known Third Ward Democrat this morning voted and is working for the success of the Republican ticket To over- balance this several Republican workers in the Seventh Ward have been handling Evans tickets and will continue to do until the polls close An Improvement Needed The property owners along Clinton complain that the street has not received proper attention for some time past Dirt and leaves have been allowed to late until the thoroughfare to-day presents a most unsightly appearance Dr Bull's Baltimore can do you no harm and may sare you from the Rick room When the baby Is crying ami with Dr Bull's Baby Syrup It is safe and pure Farmers attention Don i hesitate to keep Day's Horse Powder In your stables It is tho best In gathering wild Mowers autumn leaven or In the woods vre arc more or less exposed to danger from poisoning by ivy or other wild vines and shrubs Tho poison Is tain circumstances readily absorbed by thu blood and painful eruptions are caused Such affections Hood s readily cures as it expels all impurities from the blood Kven in cases of poisoning by Paris treen has been remarkably It should be kept constantly in the house for nil blood disorders Hood's is marie by C I Hood ft Co Lowell aud is sold by all druggists 100 doses A Donnelly's on the next page i the large variety of Boys and Children's Hats and Caps Dobbins the Hatter Merino and Wool Hosiery in black For regulating the bowels ana to and colored For AH at A W Lee's 14 the give your horses Day's J Greene street A Kobber and Incendiary Ills Nov 2 fatt who has as a citizen of in tins c was found in the sleeping room of Maurer on a farm near with the purpose of robbing barn was burned to und Friday night making the latent of a large number of Incendiary fires in that vicinity Barrott confessed that ho snt tiro to barn hoping that its would leave tho during tho fire and give him a chance to rob it It is that he ifl responsible serins of ho is under a strong guard to prevent lynching HANLAN ON Ino Iiulicnahtly Denies that He Offered to Sell tho TORONTO Nov 8 Hanlan has up his quarters for is in- at tho statement said to have boon made by that he muda overtures to him to sell thn race them hn denies Ho for publication several letters received from Teemer be I ore tho match was Ono letter You don't need to ba afraid of mo if you are not in condition 1 will do anything you ask mo to yon win the race sure and make it an soon as possible for 1 would like to row 1 row you Be sure nnd it soon Nov regard to tho Irom Toronto which nay that lan had published in which the lattur soil out in the recent raw 1 wrote I he tors for tho that would not row i gavn a be shon d beat mo that Hanlan wont to Wallace Ross who was training several Jimos to have him persuade Teumer to loso the and lot win it Mr s backer said hn know nothing of the had written to without his Ho was of the opinion a clique run and that it was a to him Hanlan ha said him to and to tho of ho nover approached BOSTON Nov I L Sullivan in- tends soon to start on Ins professional tour to Australia Ho will under tho agement of John K Cannon wbe was Harrigan Hart's He says ho will moot Professor William or any of tho Australian boxers in a glove or contest his He will make a tour of tho colonies Alter that his say ho will visit Englan 1 Franco and Germany aud if he Is in foreign trips he will moot any of tho aspiring pugilists in or CITY NOTES Common Council meets to-night The Young Men's Democratic Association hold an important meeting in rooms this evening Tho Common Council failed to assemble last evening there not being a quorum present A Gospel Meeting will be held iu the rooms of tho W C T U this evening at 7.45 o'clock Mayor Donnelly yesterday afternoon in a neat speech thanked Chief and his squad of for the excellent maintained yesterday during the funeral pageant team ran away on Centre street yesterday afternoon The colored driver lost the animals when tho doctor from tho carriage and in stopping No was done BUSINESS NOTICES Try tho Umbrella that won't cut nor fade at Dobbins tho I fatter for for 756 children's from to at A W 14 North street Dobbins tho Roys Hatter Coats and Knit ets new from to at A W Leo's 14 North street Advertise your wants in tho TIMES Want Column Men's Fall Neckwear Leading styles opened to-day at A W 14 North Greene street Buok Vests and Chest Protectors at A W Lee's 14 North Greene street Valises Rags a specialty Dobbins For fine printing to southwest corner State and streets Get your printing done at southwest comer State and Greene streets Advertise your For Hales and Routs in tho TIMES 800 what Donnelly Co say on the second page Tangier and new style collars at A W Leo's 14 North street Hunting at A W Leo's 14 North Greene street Advertise losses TIMES in the King VIENNA Nov Two of railway whoso linos toward the Bulkan to prepare lor military trans- port purposes Those instructions wore accompanied by a hinr from government that tho be carried out as quietly as is little doubt that Russian agents ut Belgrade are secretly encouraging King Milan to in the course he bus adopted They intimate that tho king may mako sure of Russian support and that he in placing if will follow a line of action in accord tho of tho St An on LONDON Nov 3 Daily con- tains an editorial on Ward in which it calls him thn geuins of Gou Grant Tim points out that Ward's sentence of ten yours is ina ment for tho of which ho is At tho expiration of his comparatively abort term Ward will enjoy his guilty still Nov Tim vania was to 3 per cent This WUH a to many who had fully it ba 8 por cent It was declared only after a long discussion In tho board several of the passing this dividend h il I out for tho S per Thu per cent rate was decided upon as a com- promise Tho stock which sold at M tho announcement was mode to Tho Women who Liquor PHILADELPHIA Nov 3 Thn National union ro- the offli-jiv: ing B of- Connecticut reading s aryu Mrs Mary A Woodbridge of Ohio assistant Mrs L M N of treasurer Miss Esther of Uhi A tho St resolution en- tho National Prohibition party wus adopted after a boat d its op- any with politics Six linn NEW LONDON Conny Nov 3 An explo- sion took place on a to wed by turr C C Wai to whilo on routo from this city to The sank idly aud its crew of six men was lost Their arn Robert Kont of Providence Mata Steward uu 1 Sandv Tho fireman and a deckhand names unknown were also lost cause of tho explosion cannot but it is supposed it occurred In tho pump boiler Severe Storm In Bonton Harbor BOSTON Nov 8 The severest storm ol this yoar iu Boston harbor has racing Several vessels at anchor wero but no serious damage is reported W
