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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
THE 0LoRIANA's RIVAL.

pany for Gloriana No. q The new boat was
described in Yesterdays Sun. and her sheer
plan is hero reproduced. Her owner. however
Il maintaining dignifed silence In his clam.
like she'll
Perhaps the real owner Is a Wall street brok-
men when they ONCE get started. but when
they decide to build 9 yacht they are so
they have made some money that they hold
back the news until the last moment finally
giving all sorts OF explanations as to poor
health. &C.. but never admitting that they pro-
pose to have some sport.
The new Gloriana Is not for August Belmont
That yachtsman said yesterday to Sun re-
Now. suppose you have lot of questions
No. only one" said the reporter.
IT'S she for your"
"Whol on, yes No. she 10, not for ma
reshohs TO beat one Of their own boats !"
Don't know" answered the reporter. and
with that he continued his hunt for the owner
Of Gloriana No. 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

One UnIoa Alleged to be Tryiag to Undo,
nino An0ther.

Ono Unios Alleged to be Tryiag to Under
mino Another.
fight which Is going on among the engf-
neers of this city was discussed yesterday at
the meeting Of the Board Of Walking Dele
gates. It is claimed that Andrew Smith. dele
gate Of Engineers Union No. y. is going
among the bosses and trying to induce them
not to employ any Of the men. belonging to
Would give trouble ii they've employed. The
delegates say that No. 9 has never acted in
the sEs
man from building where there was q
strike 1t refused to do 80.
egate. is in business himself with the Presi:
dent George 7. Ellis, under the firm name Of
ss Sex asE
that the cards OF No. 6 would not be recog-
nized, and that when any Of its men should Be
found at work with other unions strike
would be ordered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
HAPPY Brooklyn Democrats.

The Twenty-second ward Democrats In
Brooklyn carried of a big slice Of the honors
at the recent election. Mayor-elect Body
Congressman-elect Chaplin. and Senator-elect
McCarty all hailing from the ward. Last night
the triumphant Democracy Of the ward had q
jubilee celebration and serenaded the three
successful candidates, whose homes closely
adjoin each other on the Prospect Heights
slope. The line Of march took IN 9 large part
Of the Twenty ward. and John Delmar.
marshal. Mr.. Boody. Mr.. Chaplin. and Mr.. No
Carly mads speeches after the respective sere-
nades.
Fellow members OF Mr.. .Boody In the Hamil-
ton Club. irrespective OF party. have invited
him to dine with them at an early date and he
the Invitation are Charles x. Schieren. who
paReged Mr., Meyers caBvass: Gen Stewart
Wallace. and other Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
A New Propeller Ferryboat.

The new double-decked propeller ferryboat
Cincinnati OF the Pennsylvania Railroad made
trial trip yesterday from the foot Of Cortlandt
street. The boat ran over to Jersey City and
took aboard q party Of railroad men from Gin
cinnati. who presented the new vessel with a
white flag bearing her name It was soon
floating in the breeze from the upper deck.
alongside the Stars and Stripes, A number OF
officials Of the company were along. and the
The new boat was described q short time ago
in THE SUN. It is the most elaborete ferryboat
wide. being IA feet longer and So feet wider
than the average ferryboat. The interior de0-
orations are very attractive. Other boats Of
the company will also be changed into p double
deckers," SO that passengers may be dis
charged on q level with the elevated tracks Of
the railroad in Jersey City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
s.y. tie Judges Wore Br,bea.

San FRANC1soo. Nov. 6-The Examiner ssys
that Mrs. Calvin Somers. who was before the
Grand Jury yesterday. gave some sensational
testimony. The suit of Joseph W. Ready
against Treadwell. Butler & Owens was insti.
tuted many years ago by the plaintiff to con-
valued at over 81, 100000.
The case was assigned to Judge Walter Levy
by the late Judge Edmunds. and Levy gave q
decision for the rreadwell estate. Il IS the Eu-
mored expenditure Of $4,000 In fixing" the
Mrs.. Somers testified that Judge Edmonds
received $1,000 to assign the case accord-
Ing to the wishes Of the defendsaan n oo Refer
Somers said Judge Levy got a portion Of Il
and Chris" Buckley another share. while
third person got a large sum.
Judge Levy declined to make any statement
to-day further than that the rumors affecting
ysrs who had lost cases In his court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
isan Has Faith I. tho Kelley Treatment

ROCHESTER,. Nov. 6-Ex-Aldermnn D. W.
Selye. President Of Rochester branch BIZ
chloride Gold Club. said on reading the ac-
count OF the death Of John F. Mines that he
had not lost faith In the Kelley cure. He said
It was evident from the despatch. in which 10
was stated by Col Mines's landlady that tho
Colonel was in the habit Of taking medicine.
perhaps what is called the Hnar' bottle Of
the Keeley cure. which he ought not to have
done. was the cause OF his death. Mr.. selye
said that the Colonel knew II he was about TO
suffer a relapse and he should have gone back
to Dwight for reinforcing treatment II he
bad he would have been we'll man to-day.
The most glorious part OF the bi-chloride
Of gold treatment lies in the fact that the ex-
tremely few who relapse and who do not 60
die very suddenly. It Ia more glorious to be
dead than to live and suffer the pains and pen-
altes Of the life Of the drunkard."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

He First Fires Two Shots Through u,
Front Door OF His Wife's House.

He First Fires Two Shots Through tAa
Front Door OF His Wifc's House.
MOUNT VERNON. Nov. 6-Italian laborers this
afternoon found the dead body Of John Heiser.
stonecutter. in the woods near Washington-
vile. on the outskirts Of Mount Vernon. He
evidently had shot himself in the mouth. A
navy revolver lay near him. Heiser had been
separated from his wife and children for sew
eral months on account Of dissipated habits.
His wife has for some time supported herself
and family BY keeping boarding house ON
Terrace avenue. West Mount Vernon.
About 8 o'clock last night Heiser. very much
intoxicated. went to the boarding house kept
BY his wife and knocked on the door for ad.
mittance. His wife, without opening the door,
asked; Who is these?", H Es iespondsd, IT m;
voice and refused to open the door He fred
two shots through the door and then he stag
& tba zee rs as
rectly to the woods and killed himself. He
was native OF Germany and was As years OF
age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

Woodbourne, Sullivan county. N. 7. died on
He leaves wife and two sons.
Martin b stoddard. formerly q prominent
resident Of Masonyille Delawars county, Il
dead at the homo OF his son at Denver. COL
aged 0S years.
Charles Jean Joseph Theron, veteran
French actor and q soci6taire OF the Comedio
Erancaise. died yesterday. He was born In
Paris In 1881.
William n Hirst, ex-C City Comptroller Of Phil
adelphia. died at his residence there yesterday
In the SD year Of his age.
Mra Paul Smith. wife Of Paul Smith Of the
Adirondack, died on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
Business OF tho AIackey Roads.


The annual reports Of two Of the roads in the
Mackey system have just been issued The
Evansville and Terre Haute and the Peoria.
Decatur and Evansville both show good re-
suits. The report OF the Evansville and
Terre Haute for the year ending June 30
last shows Gross earnings, $1.1466S5. COM
pared with 1922. 407 last year: perating ex-
penses. S575.O 93. against S467.071 In 1890:
net earnings. SSH ,591. against $3.50. 335:
fixed charges. taxes. &C.. $254. OPS. compared
with S234.323: net income. 1917. 1888. COM
pared with 1921 .O12. and surplus. after paying
dividends. of S152.566. compared with SILL
OH last year. The freight traffic yielded g
cent per ton per mile. compared with cent
against 2. last year.
The Peoria, Decatur and Evansville shows:
Gross earnings from operation OF 1888. 467.
against $77S.D12 last year; operating ex-
penses. S469.913, against $416.233: net earn
ings from operation. 1888, 554. against $685.
67S: total deductions for fixed charges. taxes.
&c. 1877. OS1. against 1887. 91q. leaving def
cit Of S13, 1926. compared with $25. 24O last
year. President Mackey says:
Itake pleasure in stating that the physical condition
better than il has ever been The business Of the past
from the outlook for the year before us we can
e
been discharged with the exception Of $4,000 pay.
ary 1862 1885 and 1894 This win Be great relief to
psy OF the foasinR debt t6si has scoumustad TOT
cars, bridges and steel rails.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
DAY Gouia's Health.

There was q rumor afoat in Wall street yes
terday that Jay Gould was quite Ill and unable
to attend to business 1t was said that he had
had q hysterical attack similar to that from
which he suffered some weeks ago. Russell
Sage said last night that 30 far as he knew Mr.;
Gould was in bis usual health George Gould
several months as he Is now. He drove out
yesterday. He Is living at his house In town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
Railroad Notes.

IT r. said that the bridge projected across the
An equalization has 3. been made to the Alton
pany for an ordinance granting certain fran
ohises and land fer Switching facilities It Il
and perhaps the CHICAGO and Alton: are back
eastern and western lines Of the Burlington
and to give o more direct line to St Louis.
Reports that the car famine has come at
last are considered premature out West. None
A. mater 3 feet ths IN 6aslnsss has been
RrepaEations 70 handle puGh Larger tonnage
I pected 1 hoWever thas there viii be rush 81
business. and before another fortnight has
passed some OF the lines will have good reason
70 complain q 2 scarcity q rollInnS stock: New
received In Chicago yeaterdsy ,,m
The Chicago and South Side Repid Transit
10000 people per hour during the Worlds
Fair.
4, company has been organized to build an
from the terminus OF the Catskill Mountain
Railroad up tho fall Of the monntaiip e within
House. It will DO operated by cable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

The BeyoaAe Gerrymsnaer Doesa't HOLD.
Two years ago the Common Council Of Bay
onne N. j.. gerrymsndered the city In such a
manner that Democrats In only two wards out
OF the Ave In the city could be elected to the
Common Council. although the city is Demo-
cratic by from 400 to 500 majority. Council
man William @ Farr. who 10 now Mayor.
eertoraried the gerrymaaderipg ordinssHpsSe
liam. D. Edwards. for the .pisintin. and
ex-Gov. Bedle. for the defendAnts,. argued
aS.a hss Ss eH os
received only majority vote Of the Council
when the law under which 1t was passed re-
been changed since, 80 that only majority
vote 10 now required. An. arrangement was
made whereby the Councilman elected IN the
new districts will remain In Office until the
charter election next spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
Mr.. wuSs Not that Kind or Brit,sAsr.

Mr.. W. j. Arkell invited twenty Of his friends
to meet Mr.. William Wilde. Mrs. Frank Leslis's
husband. at q dinner at the Gilsey House last
night It was to be an American dinner. and
the original idea was to impress Mr. Wilde
with an amazing exhibition Of some peculiarly
AMssican customs prepared for the 9oSssIIG fI:
and wink In their. eye, but then Mr. Wide
came. too. And as Mr.. Wilde lowered several
inehee over the tallest Of the guests and
each arm, thu, -, project began to, look
Ssther risky; When: alter ths % dinner;
shoulder. introduced him and ne made
q short speech. interesting and full Of wit. the
project was laid aside completely. and every
body went In for an evening OF solid enjoy
ment. Half dozen speeches were made. and
when the party broke up Mr.. Wilde was on
pleasant terms with many newspaper men OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
New Ferry Static. for the West sAors.

New Ferry Station for the West shors.
The West Shore Is preparing to move its
passenger slip from the foot Of Jay street to a
point between Harrison and franklin streets.
The city has constructed q new dock at the
latter place. and the West Shore will soon
begin the erection Of q handsome ferry house.
The passenger and freight buildings together
bulkhead house $50 feet long. The latter viii
contain the passenger rooms, the dImensions
Win be Of iron. and there will be tower ITO
feet high.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

"IhAd terrible headaches for thirty yearA fat tha
Ishouid INSANE and made my husband promise Thea
he would mot put me In an asylum. took Or. or~snsH0
NsrvurA and now have no headache. eat and slssp
we'll am not nervous. my kidneys are healthy "a
blood pure In short, was saved FROM hiss
terrible fate. iusanlty. or prostration. By thlo
wonderful remedy, DR.. Greene's Nervura.
"Nrs. JENNIE ANTHONY.
"21 W. Greene st.. Lynn. xasas
~ d.. Greene the successful specialist in curing an
forms of and chronic diseasea IS West Ian
st. New York b consulted Free personally Or By
letter. Gall write him about your case. send Zoe
symptom blank 70 MI out and letter fully explaining
your disease win b re turned free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
Mr.. Rsaaets Gives . D,a.er r.-&y.

Mr.. James Gordon Bennett gave q dinner
party at Delmonico's last night In honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mr.. Benefits
guests sat at large round table In the lower
dining hall. Besides Mr.. and Mira Irwin. his
guests were; Col and Mrs, William joy. Miss
N Mr. & ana Mr. MARTIN a.
Garmendia. Mr.. Bennett and his guests If
terwArd attended the performance OF La
Cigale" at the Garden Theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
Montgomery County Democrat. Celebrate.

MOntEO0ery touaty DenaOcFats CoIebFato.
AMSTERDAM. Nov. 6-The Democrats Of this
city had jollihcation this evening. There
was big parade In which were brass bands.
floats and transparencies. The -Tammany
Colorsd Are was burned along the limo Of
sSS ss sss Ets ssVsss 3 ssss2iss s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
In Every Receipt

that calls for baking powder, use the
sRoyal." Better results will be obtained
because it is the purest. 1t will make the
food lighter, sweeter, of finer favor, more
digestible and wholesome. 1t is always
reliable and uniform in its work.
Miss MARIA PAnLoA Baking
good be- have used deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

That serious minded humorist, Mark Twain.
In his charming letter from Ax-les-B sins. to
be published In TIE SUNDAY Sun tomorrow.
tells some very entertaining things about Q
very interesting old town and the modern folk
who frequent It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
Didn't Lynch Hin. but Had Pa. with m..

Didn't Lynch Hin, but Had Fun With Hln.
BIRMINaHAM. Nov. 1.-THE band OF Mississippi
Regulators" who took the Pullman car porter.
Wallace. from his car as 1t pulled out last night
ct Lake, tied his hands ttoKethef t and marched
they would send him back In an hour. but
could not guarantee that he would be alive.
cowhlded and beaten nearly to death. The
Regulators are supposed to be friends OF Gil
more, the station agent. whom the porter In
suited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
A WOMAN zARRED AND EEArHKRkD

Sh0 Complains 70 tho Autk0rttie0-AD traAgO
Story from New Jersey.
WARRINGTON. N j., Nov. 6.-Numbers Of
Glen Gardeners Law and Order Society. on
Tuesday night last, treated an alleged disor-
derby woman. 1t Is said. to a coat Of tar and
feathers. and then warned her to be more
careful Of her. conduct in the future.
The Woman'S maiden name was Beam, and
she formerly lived at Fox Hill. She
has made complaint Of her treatment to
the arrest and aho % ,hose
Implicated In the affair still follow. The mat.
ter has, IL Is alleged. created great excitement
all through that part Of the State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
A. Army Oneer .. Jan for Bursus-y.

An Army Omoor IN jail Tor Bur0iary.
WASHINGTON. Nov. d-The War Department
is advised that Second Lieutenant J. Z. Dodge.
Fourth. Infantry. 10 In jail in Hannibal. No..
charged with grand larceny and burglary.
having served as private, corporal. sergeant
and Second Lieutenant He halls from Minne-
sofa. and has been Second Lieutenant since
NOyamhar 1Sf40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

Mrs. Mary O. shants. manufacturer Of neck
wear at S31 Broadway. made an assignment
yesterday to William Angelo. giving prefer
spSss to Robert J. Hegust a O.. 1884. and
Samuel Goldberg has been appointed receiver
for John h Bonnsl and William d. Harper OF
J. H. Bonnell q 90. printing Ink manufac.
the National State Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
Deserts Her Musbaaa aad YoaP Childrsa
asd Runs Awsy with Another MAJ.

PIrTsFIELD. Mass. Nov. 6.-Pittsneld's hrst
elopement for some years occurred to-day.
when Mrs. D. J. Hill ran away with man whose
name 10 said to be William Cornell Mr.. Hill
came to Pittsneld four years ago. He ID Q
veterinary surgeon and about 80 years old.
Mrs Hill is good looking and not over % years
On. They lived on Burbank street and have
Tour children. the oldest six and the youngest
not yet a year old. DIR. Hill has been away from
nome three weeks. during which time Cornell
Snd the woman have been together constantly.
ture In the house. getting together all the
money, possible, and ~, noon left town with
simpla Shs left tbs children iP charge Of
ing rs housekeeper. The house is almost des-
ututa OF food and the authorities have taken
chargo Of the children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

You win be Interested In Mark Twain's OBJ
servatons at Aix-lss-B sins. the Paradise of
raepmAttc4 Thsy. viii BE- found in The nrst
g q. Esiosssn lsatvr p xsH sszeAx aps. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
WHO OWNS aLoR1ANA NO. .,

a Number OF Well.known Yachtsnsn Said
to no Responsible for Her.
Rumor has it that Vice. Commodore E. D.
Morgan Of the New York Yacht Club. George
Work. August Belmont Bayard Thayer. J.
Rogers Maxwell. and several others gave the
order to the Herreshoff Manufacturing Com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
JULIO CAMPO

NJ
ana pawn tickets representing jewelry and
some small articles. the whole representing In
value $15.935.
George H. Simpson. the detective accused
Of being an accomplice Of Campo. produced
this note in evidence:
G s. Sipsp.on Ed, - EpeAnnss P7aes.
DEAR SIR Please deliver Detective Sergeant eidsl
berg all properties left With you yesterday by rs.
@. h. snrsou.
JULIO CAIRO.
When the detective presented this note @. 8.
Simpson refused to give up the things mon
toned which we're in his safe. saying that he
was lawyerand entitled to protect his clients
property. Later. however. he gave up the prop
erty. In the course Of the examination it came
out through Mr.. Traitteur's testimony that
Mrs Traitteur herself had pawned some OF
her jewelry. Her name was formerly Eugene
Chandler. Mr.. Traitteur being her second hus-
band. The pawn tickets were made out in the
neWed the tickets, and the detective says VS. that
on one Of them he had had his own name sub
The court room was crowded when the csse
the Defendants, asked whether NJ. Traitteur
themselves Justice Diver said that he would
a ss s Sn
Ssetv ss'Tse s wSeS rrasd M
skeleton shall Be ssgea I, M n t right
woman who Is now dead. w ~ - '''e
bear: and he Shouted: That is a biscksuard
Then At the proper time" said Mr.. Hum
: One 81 the counsel ior the defendants said to a
sm agp9 snd sst +. had
Defective Hsiasi6srg And Mi I HSp % A had 2.
ss,a #sa% sa Toss "a
speaking soto voce When ,: you threw out your l
YOU shall sufierr Tor that
similar practice had once. got him into trouble
he IL ss
TSs psroledi II the custody Of NJ
sooner had .thoss Interested. stepped down
Sssp t ana bridge than Lawyer Humme rushed
Honor demand the S;s Q, the
- 5a s Diver ausstiSnsd Traittsur and said
Mrs; g. 4. Boyce .I at - North Grove street..
F Fast S Orange; where Yss said that Campo
es9D0 Es4 sPf bssd
Avenue and Cousin named sasane
came to this country last April They had let
ters OF introduction from prominent Colom-
pie whom Mr.. Boyce knew. we had no hesita-
ana We IL sf
fHs ssa ian @ tho
Government side in the Coiombj jan war Of 1855.
After DC had been in. town short time Els
to trouble him and he went t
sas e. % s Without 'sa
him it was done when his moral sense had
been, blunted by the use Of opium. He
Ss lssSDE and srss &Sss ss %s ss
Ssushtsr thst he had lust s1 rsoelved notiaSa:
as e
&c xhs ssa hsf sSISSsa %s
to have plenty Of money"
stayed. said: Gen. Campo did Z great deal 81
literary work. and was correspondent for .
In the house became greatly attached to him
and begged him to stop using opium. but he
He always paid his bills promptly and there
or FL hs nt'' suspicion Of any DIS
Other acqualntances Of Campo In East
Orange said they thought that II the robbery
was committed by him II must have been whom
his mind was unsettled from the use q opium.
can Republics denies that the Gem. Campo
who was arrested yesterday In New, York for
the Worlds Fair. as reported in the news
papers. The names Of the Commissioners
from that republic are Carlos Martiqez Silva.
and Gonzalo Ramos Ruiz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
The Norwood WIN ,. Tried To-day.

TIC NOTW00d VIII DO IFtcd 1U-u~y'
Norman l. Munro's steam launch Norwood will have
public trial Of speed mile course to-day. start
win be made at r. ~ from In front Of the Atlantic
Yacht Clubs house Bay Ridge and tho launch will DO
timed four times the course. an average being
viii show great spaed. r el i.sl. .g.l N.Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07

whsA DsSy wsssssk ~ ssvs hsx 0sssssaA
whsa - vas GAIA. shs srtsa fer csssasiA
whss she bssazAs AisN shs dung - oasssnA
vssasAa ~ oAAlAs.A sAsssys 80 oes,sAA
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..sss & 8. sfs Sc sasss:
horseshoe meB of Providsnes v. y II n =. I. 100 4
7. 2: q 7, sg ~ sesss 80