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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
SPARKS IRON THE zELEGRApH

sscrstary Poster !, going to leav. New York .bou,
sept on Two weeks nshing expedition.
summer vacation in the Adirondack Nountains WA "''
John Fritz well known citizen of Nyack while oar
moor ana expired Immediately. ~'~ w. '"s
Tie Republican stats Committee In. i,.u.a Oh. sat-
for the maxi kepnican state Convention to l. Ssd ~
fremont Tempe Boston. "Wednesday sept III "''u ~
Elk Gov Alonzo y. Cornell and wife are rsrs,.,.a ~,
the sir William johnson Hotel In JohnWown T ~
Governor looking for better health Ia that
country. ' ~S''"s'"
John u. Mclean of Utica while bathing r.,,.,a.v
e heavy surf the Kirk ,od ii"uss sc.sbn,N
Me- go. ssyond his depth and was diowneI Sis Sody
Albert Van slycke, well known resident of Lock.
nor, committed suicide Yesterday by defberNieiy
syn. was ysafs old and i ssv.. VIZ s.m,s Va,
ter lie was Confirmed opium eater ""' sn' aAaxh'
Thomas Codwell the oldest manufacturer and ons n,
sss .nS tIsdsasn.a sls co TIps:a
twenty ao nss are M
in kt.s sns Mary wAI,. sister. seonsins
from noonsht sru sn Win They tEAS. sprasa
were thrown Into The water by the capsning or sms
wharf, tue Passengers fro" the Yacht the
wn,S r. Dsyos. large livery stable a. Ocean spray
news and s Ss..adiy sh
az nnd sS,..ss e., DOZEN hor,ss 81 hem owned
Mis- Murphy p la,ss ssv0s' loss Is
.9aSs strdsy Of NE Court Of Common Pleas In New
", psnaI,E Of s0.n from removing or :siins
other Of f aao. n "ns u 81. q ss az
'o,ohv hsiery The whiskay is claimed by the bank
Snp,sad.a q. moon ysssrdsy and tn. large Hoea"S
rsot s.ins qi: Sr: a s shs fnsp.
" su :rass g. .si ss Sy
Ms BACK seriously injured. '~ sau
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BURr1Na FR1ENDLEss PRINTERS

Mr.. McKenna Says Undertaken Marphy
Has been Getting the Better or the Unio.,
Whenever member OF Typographical Union
No. g. who has no relatives or frionus dies the
union buries him. The union appropriates
$50 to pay the funeral expenses OF evcry dead
member. For many years Undertaken r. j,
Murphy has been engaged by the union 10
bury these members. A short time ago a
member OF the union named Cunningham
died at 81. Josephs Hospital. and tho dav after
Secretary Ferguson gave an order 10 Under.
taEcr Murphy 10 bury him. When the under.
!,nnninHhsms body had been taken away Gy
Michael Farrell. a Chatham square snloon
keeper. who said he was u friend OF the dead
man. Farrell had another undertaken bury
There was q little time over this affair. Al
tho meeting OF the union on Aug. james ii.
MckonnR, who is said to be friend OF FArrele
saln 70 inc members that he had b. en informed
that MI. Murphy placed the body Of every
cen,etery was reached transferred the body to
q l'iain wooden box. which was then mt into
mo grave. Ac 'ordtnR IT, MIR. McKenna, Mr..
murphy MAD been using the same cnsket for a
long tine. These CHARGES caused considerable
pointed to look into them. Tho committees In
still Investigating: and will make q report ar
Inc regular monthly meeting on sept, 4.
IN the mean time. ndertaker Murphy says
will give 500 for every dead printer found In -
plain wooden box. 1t IL said that seyerni
corpses are to he exhumed to nacertain n
there is any foundation for Mr. 'McKenna's
stoEH Mr.; d M1rnhy also says that Mr.. AcKen-
Saloon Keeper Farrell. who. he asserts' IL an n,
Old political enemy. ~
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FoRGER STODDARD HAS A RECORD
Hts Pen Once Got Him Out OF JaiI-Tried
the Scheme In jersey City.

HIS Pen Once Got Him Out OF JaiI-Tried
the schene In Jersey CITY.
Tho arrest OF ForRer stoddard in Jersey City
on Aug. last, while attempting TO secure
$500 from the Pittsneld. Mass. National
Bank by means OF a telegram purportin0 to be
signed BY John S. Wolfe. one OF the banks de-
positors. has created widespread interest.
Chief OF Police Murphy has learned OF many
crimes that Stoddard is wanted for.
The prisoners real name is Edwin W. stod-
dard. He is the son OF Joseph B. Stoddard. o
Wealthy resident OF North Brookfled. Mass.
Ten years ago he began his systematic opera:
Chief Murphy 70 the effect that he Was pris-
oner az Joliet. Ill. the Tennessee state prison.
He has been identified by Sheriff E B. Kib-
arrested BY Capt. csrioiy Of KorESi r. con n
for passing two checks purporting to be drawn
by Robert Walker OF Rockville. u depositor OF
the Nov Britain National Bank.
SStoddard once, while committed TO jail and
awaiting Trial. wrote 70 a lady at Bar Aarbor.
forge-tes causoli the mother to secure a law.
$1,000 bail. StoddArd then skipped 10 Cann,in.
He tried q similar game after being locked
He wrote a letter to Miss Isabella Duncan Of
North Brookfleld; representing himself as her
brother. Charles Duncan. He wanted $500 sent
10 him Mt once by exnrose. Unfortunately.
however. for Stoddard. Charles Duncan was at
homo at the time. and the letter was returned
Yesterday Stoddard WAS identified by man
from Chicopse as a former Sunday school
teacher and politician. He will he brought to
trial for forgery during tho September term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
Liebkuecht Thinks In n Great War . Ger
eral strike Would he Impo sslble.

Liebkuecht Thinks In n Great War . Con-
erai Strike Would ne Impossible.
BRUSSELS. Aug. 2l.-The British delegates
to the International Socialist Workmen's Con-
gross to-day adopted resolutions in favor OF
the abolition Of piece work and in favor OF call
Ing the next congress tho International Work
ers' Congress. At to.day's session OF the Con-
gross debate was resumed on tho report on In
ternational combination. and the amended
resolution offered yesterday was passed, with
the exception Of the last clause Tho resolu-
ton. In effect. declares that strikes and boy
cotting are the workmen's only weapons. but
that arbitration should be employed whenever
possible without loss OF dignity. and demands
that the right Of combining be guaranteed by
law.
President Mile Of Roumana, in opening the
discussion on the duty OF workinen toward the
military system. appealed to the Congress to
upift the rcd fiaR-the flag red with the blood
Of workers. Socialists and Nihilists. Thanks
to an acoursed system. he said. the Rouma-
nian peasant earns three farthinRs day and
lives in ahut no better than the caves Of primi-
tive times.
Herr Liebknecht read the committees re-
port, which decided that II . great war oc-
CURED q, general strike would bs imrossible;
appealed to the world to protest against al
liances. which melted war and declared that
by an International organization OF tho pro-
letnriat.
NJ. valiant o. France conquered in these
views. He said that the spread OF socialism
would sweep away tho Alsace di liiculty.
Niewenhuis cnmplained that the resolutions
were vague, and he asked what was the good
81 passing them unless they meant something.
There was TOO much jingolsm about Socialists.
and esnecialy about the Germans. In the
event OF war all countries ought to start a
gensral strike. The Germans were annoyed
ut the references made TO them. and created u
tumult
Mr.. Sprow OF the English Firemen's and Sen
mons Union made q special address In which
he said that n few weeks ago tho Captain OF q
steamer running between New York aud Rot
terdam perpetraed an act OF GROSS cruelty
He led the crew badly. until one OF tho Are
mon got so Ill that he told tho CAPTAIN no was
unable to work. Tho captain ordered him to
resume work. and then drew a revolver and
shot him dead. Three hundred passsnRers
signed petition for the Capt aims arrest. but
the captain was 40 Influential that the Dutch
Government refused 10 punsh him. and no is
now command Ing vessel returning 10 New
York. and perhaps numbering another man.
IL proRrious cries Of Shame"!'.
tumultuous wrangle arose between Me-
wenhuis and Liebkrecht. eliminating in
general upronr anu the President was obiiesd
10 interviews In order to restore order. After.
ward the discussion OF tho committees report
was resumed. and the report was finally passed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
Elijah In Search or His wife.

New HAVEN. Aug. 2l.-Elijsh s. TalmadRs.
who lives IN Oxford. has been trotting around
town for week past looking for his wife. who
ran away from him. They had family quar-
rel. and Elijah left home Just to scare his wife.
After 10 was safely out OF the way his wife
skipped. too. In a day or two Elijah retur ned
and found that he had not scared his vito a
bit. In fact. he found nothing hut An empty
house He started In pursuit Of her. First he
hut when be reached bethany she wns gone.
Then no traced her to Westvile. then to West
Haven. then hnck 10 Westville again. Some
Walran's house in Westviile. and no sat down
on the grass IN front Of tho house TO- wait for
her. Officer knaiber came along and arrested
him. 1t was TalmadRe's first nppealanco in
court and the Judge allowed him to 20 and
resume his sea- Oh for his wiio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
WILLING WORKERS AT ODDx
Salts Brought Against the Mission by Its
Janltor and Grocer.

Suits Brought Against the Mission By Its
Janitor and Grocer.
The feeling between the brethren OF the
Willing Workers for Christ Mission. connected
with Grace Methodist Church at Marion. Jer.
sey City. ia growing more intense every day
There had been 1uarrels and Qunrrels in the
organization. but when OK. President John H.
Psloubet caused tho arrest OF John W. Bothen.
his successor. 1t was thought the climax had
been reached.
Az was stated in THE Sun several days ago.
MIR. Peloubet resigned tho presidency of the
70 succeed him. Then Mr.: Peloubet shipped
the organ and nenrly all the furniture out of
were his person psapsrty na Mr. Bo.hsn es
pressed his opinion OF MIR. ieloubet's acti"r.
asS @ ;Ss sa baScn vns The is
VII prosecute Mr.. Peloubet tor false imprison-
Meantime various things have been done to
annoy the present managers OF the mission.
hs.terday SUMMONS was served on John W:
IL n ANN
for IS. Mrs. Mccormick keeps a grocery store
ap furnished some supplies to tho mission:
Non BUILDING hss begun suit for S. He sub;
Ri% to itsnize Il Il and he did So Sc''' f''''f'o
srss and Ss9
as trustees. we're willing TO audit tho claim OF
3l.O7. but. they resolutely protested against
the g for horse And carriage hire II was their
authorized to hire horse and carriage. In
regard to Mrs. Met ormick's suit one OF the
officers said her claim was properly audited.
and the money was rendered to her by thu
but she could not change bill and
payment had to b deferred.
The officers are convinced that the suits are
part OF tho conspiracy which they believe has
been concocted to destroy tho mission. Tho
Lothen will take place before Justice Allen on
Monday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
DRIVEN OUT BIZ NOISES.
A Country Village AlRrned Over Mys.
teriOns Sounds IN q Former saloon.

A Country Village Alarned Over Mys.
teriOus Sounds In n Former Saloon,
RT. MARY's. o.. Aug, 2l.-People living at
Dyer. a village In jackson county, are aRitated
over strange noises In frame house built by
Thomas Woods. who formerly lived In 1t aud
kept saloon here. Five years nRo . jewslry
peddlcr stopped there over night and In tho
morning was found dead In bed wi, b his throat
cut from ear to ear since then tive persons
have died In the house.
Rome lime ago the place was rented toChss.
Henderson. and on the second night after his
family moved In strange noises wcr. hoard.
hurled about BY invisible agencies The chill.
dren screamed with & light. and said they saw
man who had mules head. The frightened
family moved ou' soon after midnight
.Citizens say they heard strange noises while
sitting up with the last person who diei there.
Two men attempted lately to remain In tho
house all night. but We're 80 frightened nv /
o'clock IN the morning that tney left IN haste.
going to try Q night OF Il there By himself Ho
says that II his nerve DOESN'T fall him. and he
port all that occurs truthfully.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
CAME OYER TO PROTECT HIS SISTER,
Hugh Gallagher Takes Her Part, and 10
Arrested for Asssuitiag .. Woman.

HuGh Gallagher Takes Her Part. and 10
Arrested for AsssuitIag .. Woman.
Jennie Stewart appeared before Justice Ho-
gan at Jefferson Market yesterday and charged
Hugh Gallagher with assault. She was &C.
oompanied by Washington Taylor and his
Niece. Anna Gallagher. The story brought
out by the examination resulted In the dis
charge OF the prisoner.
:, Il appears that TAYLOR; who isa restaurant
lived at $40 Park row. ,nnd hal moved awny
from her to live at 2O2 West Thirty hrst street.
With Taylor dwslt his niece. Anna GnliaR or.
who has been in this collntry, but few months.
came from Ireland short time ago and went
to live with Taylor and her sister She claims
that she was III treated BY the man. and wrote
TO her brother, Hugh, In ireland. Hsking.him to
come 70 her assistance. Hugh came, He went
to Taylor's. but could not find Maggie. A fuw
days later Maggie turned up at tho house IT
tho deserted Mrs. Taylor. her aunt. She said
that Taylor had taken her property Gallagher
went up to Taylor's house AMI demanded the
property. He was put out. Then he struck
the Stewart woman and was arrested. Hugh
Gallagher told q reporter last night at the
street. that he feared his sister Anna had tried
70 bring Maggie 10 ruin.
Al tho house Of Washington Taylor any In.
formation regarding the trouble was refused.
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He Refuses to Pay . Cabmnn's Fee and 10
Held for Trial.

He Refuses to Pay . Cabmnn's Fec and 10
Held for Trial.
man wearing the garb OF a priest was Or
raiRnsd In the Yorkville Court yesterday
morning for refusing to pay cabman his fee.
He said he was Francis Hayden. His accuser
was Frank Courtney. cab driver. Of AS West
Forty-eiehth street. He said that Hayden
hired his cab at II O'Clock on Thursday night
and o dered him to drive to several hotels ut
each Of which HAYDEN stayed for some time:
At tho Grand Union Hotel ut 5 o'clock in the
morning HAYDEN offered Courtney fl.5O.
courtney wanted $3.50. Hayden, refused to
pay. that sum. Courtney called Policeman
Boyle, and Hayden was locked up In a cell at
tn; East Fifty first street station. lie was
held In 5000 bail for trial.
Justice McMahon recognized Hayden ms a
priest who was complainant before him in
Jefferson Market Court few mouths ago. At
that time he accused y colored man OF ihomp-
son street OF having stolen hiI gold watch and
e. .! s1 thss Was a need
that he was from Toronto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
AN OIL WE'LL IN rLAMks



stean-A Scare for . New Town.
MCDONALD. Pa. Aug. 2i.-This newly made
oil town has had It's first baptism in FIRE.
Tho crude petroleum to-day poured from
hole In the ground over 1000 fee.
deep at tho ratio OF 100 barrels
an hour. md fed rolling, tossing mass OF
flames which was Mercer In its heat than the
hottest furnace In Pittsburgh. All the fire de-
partments in Pennsylvania would have been
unavailinR naninst the FIRE.
Soon after II o'clock last night the Wheeling
Gas Company's biz we'll burst into flames.
For n time It looked as though the IRE
would cross the railroad md creek and sweep
tho whole village. just how the FIRE caught is
Tho we'll Is about 800 feeI southwest Of the
Pan Handle Nailroad station. and about 80
part OF the daily product was stored were aso
s 10 inc .Ss
When the explosion occurred. Robert srer-
Knocked down and severely burned. but before
'onklin. driIIer. rushed t Trough he
flames and carried tho injured man TO u place
State senator William Finn. who is heavy
Was -" esriy on u" the N scene with a large
with Glenn 4. Irsdsn. General ntend.nt
Of the National Transit Company. as to the
best method Of fghting tho fire. They decided
that II could be done with steam. 4 battery OF
five boilers was set up neur the burning
we'll and tho neiehboring creek damned
up TO supply water for the boilers. When ey-
pipes into tho fire and thus smothar It
ont ut least sufficiently to establish
connection With the we'll and pipe its now
away In safety. md thus cut Off the supply OF
burning fluid. Tho direct loss henceforth from
the burning oil alone will be about 81. 500 q day
until the IRE 10 extinRuished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
Ex-ALDERM.1N IRVING SHOT AT.
Pelted with Bricks, Too. He Says, by Gan
ney's Gang.


ney's Gang.
William Davis. 81 years old. clerk. living at
1Sl Lexington avenue. and James Gairney. a
labor.r. 81. Of 1856 Third avenue. both single.
were arrested last night on complaint of ex-
Assemblyman and ex-Alderman James Irving.
Irving said that on the night OF Aug. Is II
gang. headed by Gafrney. attempted to break
into the liquor, store under the Carleton
House. OF which he IL the manager.
He went down In his stocking feet and men
Concealed behind tho bill boards OF Jucous's
Theatre assaulted him with bricks. knocking
Of the gang also fired a shot at him.
Irving iden.ifie Gaflney as the leader OF the
ga q. Last Tuesday. Irving saws. ono OF the
gang. whom he knows a. John" ard who
tends bar 10 the saloon tried to burn the pluc,
by setting lire to o lot of ied clothing
Irving slys he incurred the smnity OF the
men bv refusing to hang up their drinks.
Theatre. The men were locked up iu tie East
Thirty.ii street station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
LOOKING For HoBns's MURDERER
The Police or Capt. Kyan'a Preclnet Sent
on Many False Trails.


on Many False Trails.
On the night OF July 8 William Hobbs. q but
Ter out OF work. was stabbed In tho eye with an
umbrella by an unknown man, Tho men had
been drinking together in the Mansion House
at Fourth avenue md Tbirty-second street.
Whom they walked out they were engaged in q
discussion about the relative merits OF the
Jockeys Archer and Hamilton. They walked
across tho street to the MOI theast corner. whore
vas Vas not 81 lnII ns Hobbs. and had thin iAse,
Ever since the, denih OF Hobbs tho police
have been search,ng Tor his murderer. II Every
NTH street station and toll Capt. Ryan he
ttir.t the Captain heard ith. man had gone 70
rnmor. Lnterlt was said that the man was In
Newport, and the Captain sent . detective
there Then. fyo or six days ago. II was ru-
morod that inc hnxnown had turned ur IN
Saratoga and an officer was sent there But
the man was found In none Of these places.
Nor was Frederick NJ. Fischer. waiter OF
COS Third avenue. whom Capt. Ryan arrested
on Thursday night. the man. Two men faro
hope 10 find a clue before long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
The Rev. lou.. Jou,n.. GOT. Annlr.r..rx.

The Rev. Louis Jouin's Goth Anniversary.
The Rev. Louis Jouin. 8. j.. celebrated on
Thureday Mt st. Johns College. Fordham, the
fftieth anniversary OF his entrance into tho
Society OF Jesus. He was born OF Protestant
parents in Berlin In 1918. and embraced tho
doctrines OF the Catholic Church while helping
to administer an estate In Prussian Poland Mt
the age OF az. He studied In Rome and Joined
esther with al members OF tho society while
teaching mathematics at he College Of lteGRin.
He then came TO this city and taught in the
College OF St Francis Aavier for four years
Then he was transferred to st. Johns College.
OF late years he has lectured and published
works on philosophical aud theological topics,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22

, Said She was tho Empress OF g ernany.
Among the prisoners In the Yorkvile Court
yesterday morning was . refined looking wo-
man Of slim figure. neatly dressed In black.
She gave her name as Albertina Won MarcklIne.
and said she WAS ~ years old and lived at 22O
Second avenue. She claimed to be native Of
New Orleans.
. shortly alter s o'clock Yesterday morning
she wandered into an Episcopal Sisters Home
10 East Seventeenth street. and tailed ram
hlingly on religious suhieots. Tho police OF
the East Twenty-aecond street station were
notified. ana an officer .was sent around to take
the woman AWAY. When .arraiGned before
Justice McMahon yesterday morning she
turned her back to him and faced the crowded
court room
II am q dead woman" she shout.d, yes,
murdered In Blooming.lnle Asylum. MY name
10 Albertina; and am EMPRESS OF Germany"
She said she had boon sent from heaven be-
the Holy Ghost
Justice Mcmahon committed her to Bellevue
Hospital TO be examined as TO her sanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
Tho Cro.on Water ssea Examinations.

The CToton Water SRod Exam,nations.
Drs- Martin and Beebe. the chemists OF the
Health Department who were sent by Presl-
dent Wilson to mako thorough exsmins alton
Of one district in the Croton water shed. are
expected to complete their work and return to
the CITY the evening. That part OF the coun-
week 10 along the Croton Iiver from Brews-
fSr's to Reservoir j.. including Sodom. bug
havs been taken at various points for ANALYSIS.
fresidsnt Wilson said yesterday that no did
until late this evening. and as their report
would probably DO y long one. II would hardly
be ready until uext Tuesdays meeting OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
KATE HIGGINS TAKES POISON

She Goes with Her Friend. Keile Vincent,
(" tho Grand Uuion Hotel to Do 1t.
Mrs. Kate Higgins. an inmate OF the house.
l46 West Fifty-fourth street. attempted to
commit suicide 1t g., O'Clock last night In
the Grand Union Hotel in East Forty second
street whore she WAS a guest.
She took an ounre Of laudnnum. She was
removed 10 Do levue Hospital. At ! o'clock
this morning she was showing signs OF Inn
recover.
Her age was renorted as 81. She went IN the
Filty-iourth street house.