Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - July 25, 1903, Trenton, New Jersey PAID CIRCULATION YESTERDAY I AVERAGE FOR JUNE 1903 LARGEST IN FAIR TONIGHT AND LIGHT VARIABLE WINDS YEAR RED CAUSES UNO I HER Street Commissioner Cinder's Horse Latest to be Scared by the Machine MADE DASH ON STATE ST Street Commissioner gray driving horse was frightened by W A Foster s red automobile at today at the city hall and getting hh head free of the bridle started at a mac gallop out East State street The thoroughfare was crowded with pedestrians and vehicles and several times It seemed as though the horse would run someone down He wormed his way In and out of the car tracks tossing the rubber buggy to which he was attached from side to side horse and wagon were in front of his State street store and the rear wheel of s outfit heroine locked with other wagon The rear on rig was dished and although the Impact tossed Glnder s buggy high Into the air and It landed on Its side the only damage sustained was the breaking of a body board SHIED AT THE CANAL The runaway continued to drag the overturned buggy for several yards and then the wagon righted Itself The canal was turned oft but the i horse was from leaping Into he stream by several men He then turned north on Canal street went through street As making the turn from Com- ce Into Stockton street he slipped fell Before he could regain bis feet dozen men were at his head was slightly damaged the horse was pretty well cut The harness nai broken In many Jtr Foster's auto has caused eral runaway accidents the most rious being that in which A Crozer Reeves was so badly Injured that he has been laid up for several months TEN PAGES TRENTON N SATURDAY JULY 1903 I ONE FERDINAND'S I RIP SHI I CAUSES SIIR By Publishers Press Direct Wire London July 25 Considerable tery continues to be attached to Prince Ferdinand's hasty departure from P The explanation that the sole causa of mB trip Is ha visit his er's tomb is not generally believed It Is If this Is so why he taken his two youngest children aged four and five from Bulgaria and left them In Hungary The opinion In several sub- the belief of yesterday that Ferdinand Intends to try and secure at Vienna the support of the powers which would make him more secure on his throne The Vienna correspondent of the Chronicle today go so far to Bay that If this support Is not forthcoming Ferdinand will never return to garia SAYS CROWN IS IN DANGER President of Bulgarian Declares That Revolution Will Follow Disregard of By Publishers Press Direct wire Parts July Sofia dent of writes an view with M president of the Bulgarian Chamber of the Russian party says to the discontent In country the crown Is In nent danger After the next a evolution will be proclaimed unless the liberties of the people are ed The truth regarding Prince departure Is read In the signs of the times He was frightened by numerous anonymous No ual plot bow ever exists COI Sill Special to the Times Burlington July full tary honors and the hearty respect of I sorrowing town the late Colonel John t laid to rest today In I O O F cemetery Services were held this morning at II o'clock at the late home of Colonel and the Rev Percy of the Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church of which Colonel Shinn active member preached a sermon full of tribute to the life of the dead After the services the body of Colonel viewed by his friends until one o'clock and hundreds took the last opportunity of the final view Men prominent In every walk of life present and of those who are of state and city came to Burlington to pay tribute FOUR COMPANIES PRESENT A B H and K of the Third Regiment National Guard of which Colonel was commander escorted the body to the In compliance with a request issued by Mayor blunders hundred of were displayed at half during the hours of the funeral generally suspended from 11 O'clock 2 I WO TOBACCO COMPANIES INCORPORATED YESTERDAY Two tobacco companies yesterday by the state as Dunlop Company Jersey City capital To manufacture and Otherwise deal In tobacco B Sperry M Manley Martin 8 watts all of Jersey City Skinner Company tal To cure leaf tobacco and to 1 m the latter in all Its foi E tr Jennie Skinner all of wood BURGLARS ENTERED BRENNAN HOME AT TULLYTOWN J home at Fft entered Thursday night by iney tot a silver witch with a ffi rold and with a I of Al w-i i mm So Declares St James Gazette Says He Has Already Expressed ure at the Thought WOULD BREAK UNWRITTEN LAW By Publishers Press Direct Wire London July 25 The ht Jimes zette today announces that Presiden Roosevelt may visit England next year The paper says It is possible that President velt may visit England next jear if he is re-elected The matter has ben to him and he mat ing would give him mort pleasure The fact that there Is an law in America against Presidents ingr the country would not be an un- obstacle as it is not be- serious objection would be ed if he should absent himself for a short period By Publishers Press Direct Wire New York July 25 anil brokers came down town this morning more confident and cheerful than they had been In weeks The majority of Wall street men believed with the of Tabot J Taylor Co brokers the financial air will be clear and that it was only the smoke of the battle between Keene and the men who had ben gunning for him that ob- for a time the prosperity of Wall street LONDON IS CONFIDENT The feeling of confidence that the worst was over was reflected In London Continued on LIONS Newport July unique entertainment tiff been arranged by Mrs Stuyvesant Fish and there Is a surprise In store for the society set thia evening T long will roar in the Crossways In addition to the social lions of the port Jungle there will be three lords of the forest and a female lion tamer who doss a act The set has swerved In Its devotion to parrots and monkeys Since the first of the month Mrs Fish has been blithe She an- an entertainment or the end of July and when her friends guessed vaguely and begged for even a hint to what It would be she shook her head and said No I won't tell But really I have all records broken is the name of the lion tamei who come to the Cocue of Mrs Fish She Is a Spanish woman three Hons a male and two males The lion Is Bruce born In captivity and for seven years been In the care of the ish woman act Is a hair raiser Her lions are shown In an iron cage Mrs Fish will have the cage moved Into the meat hall of the ways The hall will be filled with palms and ferns to cany out the Idea of a Jungle The will be in the centre of the hallway and around on the stairway the guests will alt A calcium light will be operated from a balcony WEARS MEDAL Fish and Commissioners Friends Gave Him Pretty Token of At a special session of the New Jersey State Fish and Game Commissioners In lit Arlington Thursday Commissioner David P McClellan was given a some gold badge designated as an Insignia of his office The gift was from friends A banquet followed the meeting Among those in attendance were Benjamin T president of the commission Com- missioner Richard T Miller of Camden Percy H Johnson of and D P McClellan of Morristown state tor J W Welsh of Valley T J of Boonton Sheriff Abraham Ryerson County Clerk P 8 Voorhees Surrogate Young Dr D Evans of the Mouls Plains Asylum Senator Samuel S ot Somerset John Swayze of Sussex Governor Murphy s Senator Charles P McClellan of Dobbs Feny N -Y a brother of the and deputy collector customs of the port of New York and Captain M Stoddard the only of the officers of the original tor LOST LIFE SAVING OTHERS Man Pushes Woman and Children Out of Way Run Over Himself New York 25 Meyers was killed by a horse at mont avenue and Bryant street day afternoon A woman with a baby carriage and two children were crossing the street In front of the horse when Meyers pushed them out of the way with one hand and scabbed the horse with the other He was knocked down and the wheels of the wagon passed over him WOMEN IN FULL At TIRE DIVE AND SWIM ON A DARE By Publishers Press Direct Wire Mich July 25 New York city women swimmers Mrs C A Court and Mrs James Parker dived from the pier at Allendale last night and to a distance of XO with all their clothes on excepting their women broke the record at the lake last week and last night at a dancing party were dared to show their In this line Tne large at the party lined the dock and ltd the exploit of the Crash on Rail Hurt By Press Direct Wire Columbus O July Lain on the Cleveland Akron and Col- railroad collided with a No folk and switch engine at Bt Clalr avenue this conductor Hunt of badly pa were hart but William Is Ml By wl e London July O'Brien of Parliament for Cork an for throat to flM I I- First Regiment Marched Away From Sea Girt With Usual Ceremony Governor Well Pleased NOW FOR NATIONAL RIFLE MATCH Camp Murphy Sea July 25 The First way from camp this afternoon and as it by the a cottage a salute twenty-one Kups was fired and the flits bearing the t amp Murphy hauled down Governor Murphy will go to he has a summer residence and spend the rest of the season there Cadets from tho at Wes Point and Annapolis probably In competition on the rifle range in tember in a match of teams to be com- posed of cadets from each tion the ranges Mill be JOO 300 and iOO The prize uill be a handsome cup The greatest Interest will be in the national match n 111 be shot September S and 1 It w 111 be open to of men frora the army navy and national guard and It Is understood theie will be more than thirty teams to enter the match FOR DRYDEN TROPHY The next match of Interest is that for the Dryden trophy which cost and is the gift of John F Dryden the United States Senator It will be open to teams from the army navy and tional guard and v ill be on the 200 500 and 1 000 yard The team making the highest score will gel in and the second prize will be in cash GOVERNOR IS PLEASED Governor Murphy Is well pleased with this years encampment Speaking of the drills he has said This kind of experience is of the highest value In developing the soldier as an effective and tellable fighting machine It the men feel thai they are soldiers in fact and equal to any duty or emergency might be called on to face The first regiment encamped vear was the Fifth of Paterson Colonel W This Is the new regiment and It very plain from the movements of its awkward squads when it came into camp that it was a green one but I could see them Improve and When they marched out of camp at the end of the week they had the swing and fine baring of old soldiers The next regiment encamped was the Fourth of Jersey Colonel Robert B Smith This is one of our best ments but I could see that the camp experience pulled them together and Improved their soldierly efficiency in every way They marched out of camp In a pouring rain and as they passed the headquarters they had the steady tramp of veterans This week the First regiment of Newark Colonel Henry W Freeman Is here Colonel Freeman Is a man of lone experience and soldierly Instinct He succeeded Colonel Breintnall who appointed adjutant He has won the respect of officers and men In the short time he has been in com- mand The regiment is the In the state a fine efficient body of men While the regular encampment as a school for discipline and drill comes to an end this week rifle range practice will continue until the first of October Every New Jersey soldier Is expected to qualify nx a marksman and as this cannot be done In a week the range la kept open all summer Companies and battalions come down from time to time for practice at the targets and the Improved efficiency of the men as sharpshooters Is marked and ing The modern system of warfare Is totally that of fomier times Its chief factor Is the accuracy of the Individual shooter That the Sea Girt range offers unrivaled ties for rifle practice is recognized both by the secretary of war and the tary of the navy and detachments from both branches pf the national vice come here by courtesy of the state for practice WATCHMAN KILLED A MAN Chicago Guard Had Desperate gle Hit One Rough With Lantern Shot Another By Publishers Press Direct Wire Chicago a desperate struggle with two men Watchman A C Rogers shot and Instantly killed a lake seaman believed to be Charles seph Alan 30 years old last evening In front of the Forbes cartage company s Rogers was making his rounds at ten o'clock when he noticed the men Ing in a passage way about the stables and ordered them away They refused and rushed at him He struck Alan's companion over the head with his tern The next moment he says he was struck and knocked down Alan at- tempted to secure his revolver when Rogers fired one shot and Alan fell dead Alan's companion escaped CITY OF BREWERIES WANTS BIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION By Publishers Press Direct Wire Milwaukee WIs July next Democratic National will be held tn this city If the efforts of Mayor Rose are of any avail He has already commenced a vigorous with the members of the cratic National Committee who ported Milwaukee last time when sas City won the prize and has so he says been able to get additional pledges from other members who voted for Kansas City OF GRACE CHURCH TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY of the Sunday School of Grace P E CHurch on North Clinton avenue are to have their annual out- ig next Wednesday The plea ground will be Island and the will spend the whole day out of town PRIVILEGES FOR SOLD YESTERDAY me sale of privileges for the took place at Hill s gruVe as follows Charles kitchen and Becker and candy W Schmidt IH ng Ourles Copeland Ing j Jacob 8 Labor Trouble mf The trouble at the Capital City ng plant been and the wOl v tta HAS A DREAM Gets Nightmare in Daytime at Trenton Restaurant Fights Phantom Foes and Tottering Walls POLICEMAN DOES NEXT TURN John Collins of wont to sleep yesterday in H stunt ant after partaking of lobster s U id and 1 genuine Kelly a Drt LIU st u it it to Ul- ter through his butn Emulating the hem nf aged to get along u ting much attention until tin tlu nn 1 ho reached out hand tn tin front door It staggered p ist Then Collins thought in had struck the f lit lolt self shaken In td tn font and awaking with a d tnt t the of Patrolman You 11 have to get out nf hi u suit the policeman STICK IN I si 1 I In here promptly starting In to mix things up the blue coat Kelh ht ought his into play and soon hid tht youth on his way to Collins was in a penitent nm id morning but Judge nok tli night hi had treated of tumble and directed Clerk Hulme tn a for that amount DREAM MAY COST MAN'S LIFE Nugent of Chicago Leaps From Window and Lands on Picket Fence Fracturing Lung By Publishers Press Chicago July -T Nugent while in a fright fiom a out of a w oni ly this morning and its that may prove fatal In his plunge from the w Indou fell on a picket and nnc of the pickets penetrated his right His Jaw was broken in two He was taken to the Hospital the said he not recover MORE SUB COMMITTEES FOR BIG LABOR DAY CELEBRATION Additional sub-committee been pointed by the Labor l abor as Evan Walter and 3 Q Howell 8 Campbell W Vanrant H LegRe C and Daniel Parade J W Huston J J Mahan warfl Johnson Arthur and Kd ward Reuben Forker and Jacob Leadem Wallace Alfred k Collins George Schartner and liam Bennett James Lynch and Samuel Johnson The committee will meet again row afternoon at 2 o clock Hitting Marth Cott Judge Cook night fined Mary chink of 31 street K for assaulting a son of Martha Who HM Cow Alber Mitchell of White Horse reports that a cow was stolen from his place tins week NO IN OFFICE Miller at Work but Developments of Today Lead to Halt in Printing Force Hostilities LONGER DELAY ALSO LIKELY Ity Publishers Dii ert Who n W A the foreman of the book hind I MR df pan u ho was d pi Pi 1 and leinst d by thr itig fin t hid no light n x It ist th man of his expulsion tiom tho union nt pfl fnr woik nt 11 n clock thH rt old position So P wai ranged by his ir- turn tht i is n malning at Although the cons Ion of the union that Its ill not work 01 ox members this i lion 111 bo foi is t hf union hns dr to take tin t i licit until moi shall have had In ho t hai s pi rrod Miller a foi his disi harge Is based If should ho unable to take the union s of it nnd refuse tn dismiss Millm milter ho plated in tlw of the of the Intimation tl 1 nimi PLEA FILED IN HELLERMAN SUIT W Holt Apgar Litigation Against American Legion of Honor Involved r Unit A gar the f nf Ann in Klon of lilt d fn Ihp 1 nit il St in nit court i a on the dt ints in the of He thf nf tho D ilH in tho 1 illi t h b on The of the is th it Ht tn tn tin if p lid kf nl In c tht ht di Vf it m m up t this ment tho not that lit It Is to the of all of i man s Tho casr will ht heard it the term of court SILK WORMS AT WORK IN S P DUNHAM'S WINDOW Silk worms at work IB an Interesting exhibit that can be seen at S P any time during the week The Dunhams have seemed an entire of these womis and crowds have been watching them all day In no branch of entomology Is more fascinating Interest to the student than In the hahlts and work nf these wonderful little s worms were Imported direct from Chi na and were through the In- of Minister ronger Frederick Craft to Speak T thr of the Knst Tren lub A nf C n candidate for on the Sot ticket in the Hudson county dis will in in Monument park in the Interest of the local Socialist campaign Thn club will hold an yn park Saturday Several out of town are expected will be mado by men for the occasion and there will be other The is composed of T B Dennis Richard John r George and Reuben T Tiling and Useful Will Be Made Here for Buildings Big Order for Turbines New ters for Plant Other News The new Lafayette hotel now building In Buffalo to be a monument to at least one local try Being it will a model structure of the most modern character and bly the moat handsomely appointed hostelry In the United States there Is somewhat of a distinction In having to do with the completeness of Its And the Trent Tile Company has contract for furnishing all the Ing celling and ceramic decorations of which no finer can be produced The palm room room bar and dors are to black and the side walls of the lobby will be of deep black The finest white Italian porcelain will adorn the dining room All these floors will have the most expensive designs of ceramic mosaics hai with the costliest marble walla From the floors to the celling of tjie business and public parts of the hotel are to be shown the daintiest ex- amples of Trenton workmanship and enterprise This local contract amounts to many thousands of dollars Rich colorings rare figures and easy blends will mark the whole of this tile supply The Importance of the work can not be overestimated nor can the undertaking fall to attract attention to the thrift and advancement of this city's Industrial development The bath rooms In the building are to be tiled throughout by the Trent Tile Company at an expense comparatively almost un- precedented The Trent Tile Company Is also the ceramic floors and coting for the big building of the Be- Society lit Sidney New South Wales and has several other contracts of equally magnitude The Media hotel at Mt Clemens Mich the hotel at Grand Rapids and a tremendous banking and apartment house at Oklahoma are among the more Important properties In course of erection to have Trenton wainscoting and floors a pert of which will be of fine enamel Some of the contracts the Trent Tile Company has just completed or In finishing during the few for the Ire places walla floors In the dwelling of A J of the sylvania Railroad at Mawr w the copper king on Beacon In botum the Sloan Hoan at Lenox Colonel am w home tn st tit the ts jr t of W J t of the in N J the Vanderbilt house Idle Hour Long Island and the Hotel voy In New York the Chamber of Commerce In New Tork the Branch palace of Daniel Guggenheim the silver king the Frank Gould house In Fifth avenue New York and many others of similar prominence The work the company is now doing for New South Wales Is believed by the officials of the concern to be an- Important in the for- eign market from which Trenton's Iply Increasing export may finally find a most remunerative outlet BUSY DESPITE SEASON Midsummer dullness has not yet any of the local Industrial and many of the mills and factories are overtime The United and Globe Rubber Company the Trenton Joseph Stokes and Home Rubber Companies the Ceramic Art Company the Trent Tllo Company and several other of the laiger ing Institutions MAKING BIG TURBINES Twenty-five tremendous dynamo bines are being made at the plant of DeLaval Steam Turbine Company Wilbur for use In the coming and navy maneuvers to take place off the New England coast In August Itie turbines are fifty-five horse er and will be placed on carriage trucks to furnish power for the mammoth searchlights employed In finding the peaceful enemy QUARTERS SECURED The Woven Steel Hose and Rubber Company has secured more quarters than the old cation at Canal and Pearl streets and tne factory machinery Is now In- stalled at South Wai i en street Though only four years old this com- pany has built up a large and thriving trade In Its specialty of steel hose and has branched out Into a Ing Agency for a general line of and molded rubber mods Officers of the company Include President John S and general marager of the ed and Globe Rubber Company vice president John H of the Company treasurer Karl G RoeMIng and manager J R Relso H C Archer Is foreman of the shop fne process of the host Is the Invention of Karl G Tne In weaving or b aiding flat steel wire tightly around the hast inns a tension of Sill la PIS 101 CAUSED OF CHILD Leroy Johnson Aged Twelve Years of Bristol Died of Fourth of July Accident CASE WAS MOST SEVERE ONE Spo I th I hn s Hi 1 luh I i 1 ii lit M us II II i r I 11 ti 11 I M Hit it Mill nt i 1 m Hi f ait lilt nt I hi i i i 1 mini in I n in t 11 ilh n t iv i 1 u I h n H I i I nt ilh m t ill i 1 H h u 1 in l 1 1 I I In uhi H lat i 1 intn Itu kj tu I hi i ust atl nd I In I n nil 1 in f tli lie eier Tin llu KU it NO LICENSE TO ABUSE WIFE Judge Cook Confiscates Marriage Car and Roundly Lectures Husband Sending Him to Farm Take this dn nrn nt 1 tm vm man nt It Home ay i prm Hint arp the wife uf this man nok this morning In entral he Mis k KI mler of 64 Gordon an f Intxu Homier tho In tho pt dot k arc nf Ml his and rofus tnK o let hot hoi case was ho tho nmr rinse c r ato from hiH pot kot atit had If to JudRo Cook thinking that tho WHS Ji for him o tho id n it o the touit dans it to tin wife Fiom the Mom e addix od It ap poms th it Mr and Homier six ago ac outing tn Mont do i Thli r M hie h yt stt w hen In o tho ornan out of am not hor tho ropi without morry and then him to tho foi 10 CORNELIUS WEIDMAN BURIED Obsequies of Prominent cian Held This Morning Other and Deaths Cornelius who diod d at St 1 hospital from In- juries sustained it IL South Tit of the ht by a ti tin burled today in Our of cemetery Post Hand headed tho eral from the homo of th HI jrn tn s parents Mr and Martin Weldman 501 Emory to tho Immaculate Conception thurch bera of the Cecelia Hinging as a of honor In th mil responses to tho m JLudwIg t the by Fathers und of A iron Post bund as Tin was largely attended Interment was In of under tho direction of phy The funeral of C lara K In- fant wan held thin afternoon at o clock from the parents homo 2 street Interment at Greenwood cemetery The of Sudie Annn daughter of K and the late Benjamin Addy is held thin afternoon at 1 30 o clock from the home of her mother 2 Tyler street at 2 o'clock at Christ P K church Intel was at DEATHS Mrs Ann an old resident -ol the Fourth ward paRRed away last at the residence of her Mrs Patrick Akens of Philadelphia She Is survived by four daughters and one son Her will he held Monday morning a solemn requiem high mnss at Sacred Heart church at Interment at Rt John's cemetery un- der the direction of Thomas Crawford Jr Koch died this morning at his late home Centre street after a lingering Illness The deceased was In his seventy-first year of his age The funeral will be held Tuesday morning from his late home at 8 30 o'clock with requiem high mass at St Church at 9 30 at St cis cemetery under the direction of Un- Hartmann Richard Infant Ron of KIrhard and Katie Keains died thin morning at 10 o'clock The funeral will take place from the parents residence 243 Elmer strret Monday afternoon at 3 o clock Inter- ment at Lady of cemetery Undertaker TIHon In in charge ot the funeral arrangements ROYAL HAVE ABANDONED PLAN The annual outing of the Royal Ar- canum which wag to take laRt Saturday but was prevented by rain been Indefinitely postponed The general committee met last and decided to declare the event off Union Officers At the last meeting of the Bottlers Union the following new officers were elected President Charles Hogers vice president J Schat recording tet O S Hawkins financial tary J Spencer trustee J Schaef Duit Held Dust Union No held a last night following the ular meeting at Its headquarters 224 South WAnen fnere was a good attendance social ii ved to make a pleasant one Lincoln Dud By Publishers Direct Wire July 25 O F Lincoln ted Consul General at Antwerp died at the Grand Hotel here today He boi ii at Hartford Conn In ItM Clay Child Wife By Direct wire Ky July X sfus Clay In his will 11 i left of tilt ft Aj UNION IN RAISE BIG FUND Chicago Federation of Labor Wants Locals to Contribute to Aid War Against Capital THEY WILL LEVY ASSESSMENTS f I U Ii i I mi ns i IK i 1 l I i i- -i li i In IK J J I llu 111 llu I hi i II II f I ll I 11 I lit I I 111 Milk I i 1 ri i il n l Hi tun I t 11 th ik th I Iti I it ill UK s f in 11 n Milk AMI I n I i f i III I I l ill n t nil u i in si in is f h I 1 ih IK u u k mi I th it mi tni rii I in t i In if IMI I un I t i tli M inn tli in HI t i hf ust 1 In h s ui 1 inti isi s f Ilk h it i It i H i 1 i L It Is st 1 i if la I ii 1 i I 11 ill hi Uc Ii r tht i mi I is usi I ill n mill hi n i Ij t i ill ih mil it 1 til il It n It t tk s tip L HODCnRRIEHS PICNIC I In mi IK line a pimic ill US it I'll i k AMI tji a K mit lii i n thi In tin ami HhM t i il u is f r Ihi M uill hf L i n IP ill 1111 ui tlnx some fn HS t r t n to il u rs t w h I nun an 1 I QU ii If r nule ht t Ibai i Hi MM nnd tuK nf n all V i on tost ami 01 UO pi imt fat mini M rate 150 Minis n pt nd s half foot race three some prizes FAMILY RUMPUS INVOLVES BOAT Tug John Attached of Miss Laura J Ford of York PS led to thp at of the John Glenn at ity by the I States in a suit in admiralty Laura L Ford of Athens Green N Y in the complainant She thp tHK ao against the con- ti by r brothers saying hi r r ft nil his property to her Hul P Ford the de- nid nf whoie slater IH always declared the vessel hifi ind that it was a gift his parent n limp Tho In cd to adjudicate of who actually holds thp tit IP to the tug CALIFORNIA BADLY SHAKEN Earthquake Rattles Houses and nets Blocks in Sacramento and Other Cities People Scared San July 25 k of severity felt northern soon tfi imon yesterday tt wan most violent at ID where pje fell from anil goods were thrown from and many gH were badly damaged The front wall of thf opera house was thrown several out of place the court homo cracked and broken and houses Buffered much damage The wan felt at Sacramento Tehama Grass Valley and EDW IVINS MUST FURNISH BAIL TO CARE FOR WIFE Counselor Samuel G has caused a warrant to for the arrest of ward at the Prospect pottery charged with failure to support his wife The tatter Caroline com plains that the husband has not con sufficiently towards her tenance for some time past and has been away from their home since the middle of last month The writ was served this morning and was lodged In the county Jail Rail will be required in the sum of for his e In the Chancery court to answer the en him the hearing Is likely to be had Tuesday been thing lately on BellevUe MAN TWICE HIT BY CARS DON'T KNOW WHERE HE DIED By Publishers Direct Wire July 25 Henry a uf Pa waa strut k by a Railway train In the city limits thin morning While a patrol wan taking him to the hospital the conveyance was run down by a trolley car waa taken from the wreck dead It la not whether he killed by the train nr In the collision Three men the trolley motorman and a senger were hurt There wan a panic n the car DANNY MAHER HAS HOSPITAL IN ENGLAND By Press Direct wire Caterham Entr July 25 Danny the American jockey who Injured In an automobile dent two weeks left the hospital oday His chaffeur will on next Roth are re- covered from their Injuries WOMAN WHO GOT M'CARTHY MONEY PROFESSIONAL CROOK It that the who buncoed Mrs McCarthy wife of the proprietor of th Hotel out of 16 on a money In union with a woman at Pa Inspector Mehary of Philadelphia wis n Trenton yesterday matter TOBACCO TRUST MUST PAY SAYS THE JUSTICE BT Publishers Direct wire London n Lord today awards to two for Tobacco for impald the war H tm will the LEADS IN RACE I Mi PUPI His Chances for laken More Seriously HAS MANY On First He Will Be Votes That May Elect Him c Ry t Wire Rome a ch fnj tlon as tiff are t ikon more i loudly an it 1 U that n my of tli promised him L the ballot in -n know lodgment and per ICP to hurch He may thus to him But If ho on first lot It la probable will lose mu of hin original In addition tu t din Us an 1 are to day is Candida ten should the fall to agree on one of the One authority states that contest will be between those for against Rampolla the opposition their It Is also that the faction will ted by a triumvirate consisting of Kopp and as the last two have Qot yet arrt is not certain FRENCH FAVOR By Publishers Press Direct wire Paris July 25 Tour the have come to a secret cement to the fittest person to defend French church against the openly fs and Is to with the opinion of French clericals that the church change Its policy from to resistance the I law j The French cabinet wishes to Rampolla Fope but the French als are resisting this In 1 sible BT By Publishers Press Direct July 25 The reception of diplomatic corps to the by 11 College of Cardinals began In the of the consistory at eleven o'clock morning M of Portugal the dean of diplomatic body made a short conveying the condolences of the el era and the whole civilised world the loss of the Holy Father Cardinal In the name t the thanked him In m UK speech me Cardinal's w full of feeling He eulogized M Pontiff and prayed that God the Cardinals to a choice of a successor Tne reception ended without of any note on the temporal power or the mention of subject A unique feature of the was that all the arst equal rank collectively as the h 5 the church the diplomatists kl hand of each bending low they kissed the hand of the Pope vi UST VIEW OF REMAINS By Press Direct Rome July 25 Today was day the public was to 1 the of the late Pontiff A doors opened at 6 a clock the two s but were eft at noon to pei mit for the this evening Jine crowd today w is smaller yesterday but still It was a continuous stream Tne presented a painful appearance and are now arii ly SERVICES AT CATHEDRAL It has been decided to celebrate requiem for the late Pope Leo the Cathedral at 9 morning of next week Right Rev Bishop McFaul will celebrant by Vicar Fox the other of the drat Vicar General Fox will p tea me regular choir of the will render tho vices throughout will be anw most impressive held j church No announcement been l the pastors of the other when the memorial will In them By Direct w Va July this morning ii a 1 Police H In lrr m hot tilted oO members
