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no YOU KNOW
~ WHERE TO BUY
BEST AND CHEAPEST
PARK LOTS

BEST AND CHEAPEST
PARK LOTS
II you wish to buy few lots for the very lowest
priceS-Spot cash-a block part OF block, do not
fail call at 81 Market office OF the Southside
Land Company. for II Is conceded by all that park
lots will make more money by so per cent than In
Yestnents in any other part OF the city There you
will find just lots for sale at $l75 cash, 25 per
cent less than actual vaGe, at 644 Market st. We
have just few very choice corners for sale; few
very choice lots fronting the electric road, few
lots fronting the beach, which can be had by
making small cash payment. balance on easy in
stallments. few extra choice bargains can be
had. se27 u
G.10n LEVEL LOT, sOxI2O. WITH CREEK,
1p1OOs In Berkeley; $40 monthly
$l100-FIne corner; l00xl00: sldewaked.
S2O0-CorDer: 2ixlOO; $40 cash, So monthly
%30G-Lot 40xl00; $25 cash, SIS monthly.
&5OO-Corner: 40Xl00; sldewalked; 50 month ly.
ASK for maps, 1000 lots l offer only what own.
CHAS A. BAILEY, owner. 20 Montgomery. o2l u
TREE EXCURSION
To SnnnysIde for the next 80 days from the end OF
Valencia St. leaving the junction 10 a. NJ. and
p NJ. MEGGINSUN, DUNN q CO., 634 MarketlS 1t
G.1e0n 4-RoOM COTTAGES IN DERK-
I'D lOOO. eley; block from station $3.50 cash.
$40 month.
sl70o-New 5-room $3.50 cash. Sl5 monthly.
Sl60O-New Broom. $500 cash, $40 monthly.
$l2c0-5-room; $3.50 cash, sl5 monthly
CALDWELL BROS. IL Montgomery st se26 tt
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THE HEYMAN TRACT!
THE HEYMAN TRACT!
THE FINEST AND BEST LOCATED
SUBDIVISIONS PLACED ON THE MARKET
SINCE FORTY YEARS.

500 LOTS. 800 LOTS.
Close CaStrO-street cable and MarEet-street
extension There Is from
$1,000 TO $4,000 PROFIT
sight each ot within three years this Is
situated close to Market in the very Of
the city. on 22d and Douglass SITS. Don't delay and
purchase at once as this property Is selling fast,
only a limited number VIII be sold. Take
Castro-st cable-cars 23d inspect this prop
erty which Is only two blocks distant.
Terms One-fourth cash, balance to suit purchaser.
For prices and circular call at the office OF
JACOB HEiMAN, $50 Market street,
oclS II Owner of the tract
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLANn -EEAL. EsTATF,

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
opICS AND $3.50 PER LOT-ONLY $40 CASH
I'd ~ and So per month II desired: choice lots
beautifully located at Berkeley, with railroad sta
tion on the tract AMI electric line adjoining same:
200 lots sold and 80 left for sal Q; call early
bargain. E W. WOODWARD Il CO., 902 Broad
way, Oakland. oe2l IL
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IN LARGE LOTS IN THE MACY TRACT, on
III line OF Oakland ana Haywards electric road:
terms, $500 each; one-quarter cash. balance easy
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GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.

o0000 NEW COTTAGE oF5 ROOMS. BATH,
eDZOUO. pantry, high basement, brick founda-
tiou. hot and cold water all fenced large trout and
back yard: only blocks from Berkeley train and
San Fable Cable-road; $3.50 down aud balance $50
per month: take Berkeley train stop at Golden Gate
Station. Ask for o. A. RUDOLPH.ol1 L. 20 II "a 20
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DENTISTS.


II 6. YOUNG, DENTIST, 1871 POLK ST, NEAR
II Jackson. ocl3 6m
DR DUCKETT, 9s7 MARKET ST. COR SIXTH
IL extracts or fills teeth without pain. sci 3m
G7 A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
" good as can be made; hlling 81. DR. SIMMS,
dentist, $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theateroc15t
nR. REA. 9Z3 MARKET. EXr. TEETH SOC:
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings. my2 tt
CT SEr; REPAIRING 81; FILLING 81 ;EXrG.
u painless. 50c, DIR. CA. PERRY. Mason. m5tt
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION sO6 MARKET
~ 81. (Phelsn BuildIEg), positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas -: also perform all
operations in dentistry. DIR. ChAS.W. DEChEk7 II
LII y NEwSPAPERS HAD LONG ARrICLESIN
n them stating that the insane asylums are full OF
people who took gas only once for painless tooth
traction aud crazy. My secret painless method
is wonderful. BY Its use any dental operation may
be done painlessy. VIII forfeit 500 for any tooth
that l cannot extract without sleep or gas even
though dozen dentists have failed TO extract lt.
All operations done better than elsewh ere. since
have seven first prizes for beautiful filings, plate
and crown work There are Leek dentists. once
open till $3.50 p. NJ. sundays till 5 r. M. DIX
GEORGE w. LEEK O'Farre st. oc9 II
hB. A. LUDLU NJ HILL. l443 MARK Ell ST, NEAR
IL Eleventh: charge for extracting when plates
made; old plates made over now; teeth
from IS per set; extracting soc; gas given. Att
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
~ lowest prices work warranted DR. J. w.
KEY. SAL Market St opp. Baldwin. aus tt
nR C. H. WILSON. DENTIST 925 MARKET
~ st. bet Fifth and Sixth. oDp. Mason. delo1
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pEFLECT BEFORE you BUYt

TDEFLEUI BtFOKE YOU BUYI
IL Fitchburg is near Fruitvale and MelrOse.
FitchGurg Will be the terminus of all local ferry
trains
Fitchburs is sure to bo a business and manufac-
turing center.
Fitchburg fronts electric and Southern Pacific
railroads to Haywards.
Fitehburg has improved streets and avenue trees.
Fitchburg lots are the cheapest only 1925 to
$3.50.
Fitchburg terms the eaSlest-only So a month.
Fitchburg trains leave San Francisco Saturday
and Sunday at 2 noon.
Fitchburg maps given away by
MCCLURE, FITCH d CO., Bay Station. Ala
media. Ocl7 ct
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CAEPTT CLEANING.

- Company; reittiuE aud lay ing: frst-claSS work
guaranteed at lowest prices. lz6 O'Farrell Oc2 m
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
\ carpets cleaned aud relaid. JONES' Perfect
l Lsruet-c Gaming and Eeuovatng WORKS, % and y
Eighth ST.; telephone 1924. se6 ly
CARPET CLEANING 3 CENTS A YARD NIT
I MIN o.R Icnrf anrrh a. MI II
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GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TO BUY
" some small business with living rooms attached;
give particulars and price. Address Buyer Box 81
CALI Branch Office. Oc2O 3t=
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CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
= beating: redtting carpets specially. COSkLIS
IhuS., 5S5 Golden Gate ave telephone 2l26 l35t
CARPETS CLEANED. 3 ANp ) CENTS PER
Y va-l 45S Stevr..eln. TrLe. 322s. 5. .NTRAlTAN.
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v, LAWRENCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
81 619 Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting up
Offices promptly attended; telephone 500 ml6I
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NO BETTER OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED
To secure home on easy payments; so per cent
cheaper than the adjoining property; streets
graded water mains laid aud public school near
by; climate, soil and scenery perfect. Apply to
CAPTAIN d. HOWELL, s64 Washington St, Oak
land Se26 cod II
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CIEOO ELEGANTLY FITTED-UP RESTAU-
= 1JOU. rant: half block from Baldwin; fine
Ll.lnass- EasLanrant- BOY 90 EALI Rranch 20 IL
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AUNDRY; GOOD BUSINESS; CHEAP; MUST
l. sell. l., Box L, this Office Oc2l 3t~

and cigar privilege az me skatIng-rlnA. AppIy 70
J. WOLFE Mechanics Pavilion, any eyeniHg.o2I tt
ID store for sale Al a bargain. Apply CALL Branch
ONCE. ll6 Ninth 81. IL
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L.oR sALE-ERANcH BAKERY. CANDY AND
j notion store; gOOd location; schools. Apply
CALL Branch once, 33s Hayes St oc2O 81
no BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS CALL on
i DUFFY 4 Co. 3I5 Kearny ST. ocl II
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FOR sALE-mfsCEI.LANEoUs

VA ANTED-LARGE PRODUCING GOLD OR
W silver mine in the United States. Address c.
D., Box 13l. CALL Branch Uhce. Oc20 7t*
AT LOWEST RATE-MONEY LOANED CITY
y and couHtry real estate: mortgage tax paid.
Il. p. MoREAL, 402 Montgomery st. ocll #
$500 GOO TO LOAN ON .,t, CITY AND AND coUN
rates. J. II. ROSSETER, 26 Montgomery St,
Room II. Ocll II
Q.TEn OOO LOWEST MARKET RATES, ON
u I0U .UUU. country and city real estate: any
sum. A SCHUYLER, l20 California st.. ocl0 BINS
A SMALL SUMS LOANED; PAYABLE BACK
n in nstallments 20 Ellis, Room l9. se2 3m
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST.. San
Francisco: l Will send by return mail the cash; IL
amount Is not satisfactory VIII return the gold 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 63S KeRrny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low interest oc4.t
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CONTAGIOUS AND Bull DERs.

DAsTURAGE FOR HORSES, WITH WINTER
l. accommodations: good and rates reason
able. 40 MONTGOMERY St, Room l. oc6 tf
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
LoRIN KEAL ESTATE.

II FURNITUKE you Want coon AND CHEAP
see II. SCHkLLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh 81. de6 q cod
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STORAGE.
EIRST- CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE.
642o14 Mission st. cHAS. L. TAYLOR iY3 u
FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, PIANOS, ETC.
! stored at reasonable rates. r. +. OSBORN Il
CO., 75l-53 Market ST., bet Third ana Fourthty3uu
FURNITURE TRUNkS, PIANOS, ETC, TAKEN
L care OF and stored at reasonable rates: advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
cessors to Ii. Wendell, $40 Stockton st. jy9 q
k0 CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY GALL
w for four months TO ANY part OF tbs United
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CARPETS CLEANED: LAID. ALEX w WHEEL
< DEN, 24OO 6eary 81; Telephone 1898 Jy5 II
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II ELIVERY WAGON AND HARNESS: S25. COR.
IL Twentyseyeuth and Noe sts. oc2O 81"
Tor SALE-FINE PHAETON ROCKAWAY TOP
L buggy; grocery wagon. S2S Harrison. oc2o IT.
G-E DUMP-CART, HARNESS AND HORSE.
u y. Coa-yard. l325 iush ST. oclS II
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l. OR SALE-BEST BUTCHER-SHoP IN CITY;
good location; nicely fitted up; doing fine busi-
ness Apply CALL Branch Once ocyU 2tF
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DEERLEss MINING COMPANY = LOCATION
j OF principal place OF business, San Francisco.
California: location of works, Quilotoa, Arizona
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held the 18th day OF Septem.
ber 1891. an assessment, NO. II, of 10 cents pes
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
poration, payable Immediately In United Stats2
pany, Room %, Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco, California Any stock upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid the 2Ist
day of october. 1891, will be delinquent and adj
yertised for sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment Is made before VIII be sold on THURSDAY,
the 10th day of November, 1891. to pay the delin-
Quent assessment, together with the cost OF adver
OF Directors.
sells I'd. AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.
NoTICE OF ASSESSMENT CONSOLIDATED
IN New York Mining Company, location OF princi.
pal place OF business. San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;;
location OF works. Gold Hill, Storey County Ne
yada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held the 2Sth day of Septeu-
Der. 1891, an assessment (Ns. 81 of fifteen tl5l
the corporation, payable immediately in United
Ststes gold to the Secretary, the ONCE the
company, Room 10. Nevada Block, 30a MONTGOMERY
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid on the second day OF November, 1891,
auction and unless payment Ia made before, will be
sold on TUESDAY, the Gath day OF November,
1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising aud expenses or sale.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
CBAS. Il. ELLIOT, Secretary.
0hiee-Room 10. Nevada Block, 305 MONTGOMERY
Greet. San FRANCISCO. CailterniA- skz9 I'd
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= CeOO FINE PAYING RESTAURANT FOR
7OOO. sale. or will take partner. Address PART
ner, Box lOl, CALL Branch ONCE. Oc2O 3t%
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NICE 5-AORE CHICKEN RANCH IN EAST OAK
~ land for rent. with irst-class furniture OF
room cottage for sale; also 10 dozen fine chickens;
good reason FOR selling For price and particulars
address-JOHN p. ANGUS, 534 Clay ST. ocl9 3ts
SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP; BUSINESS PART
- Of the civ l2Olb Jackson st. Oclq ST.
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SUMMER REsORTs.


DESoRTS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates, location, etc, pub
Ished in the Hotel Guide, ll6 pages, For sale by
newsdealers or send 25c In stamps to w. M. PAT
TERSON. publisher. $40 Post St. 5. +. mrl
n o LEASE MOUNTAIN SANITARIUM AND
1 resort: fully equipped; only four hours from
San Francisco. Address X Box IL. this orice 2i II
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ZINE STABLE FOR SALE; Will ACCoMMo-
i date % horses, suitable for milk depot; 20 Pot
ter St; ground lease 81 30 per mouth. Inquire
1929 Mission ST. oc2O 3t*
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7 ooK AT THIS-THE LAST CHANCE OF PRO
- curing good lot cheap and on easy terms; lots
500 to $3.50, $40 cash. balance 81 so per monthly
payments; in the Harmon subdivision OF the Kings
land Tract, facing Seminary and Nuttng aves and
Harmon ST.: blocks from the proposed electric
railroad on San LeandrO road. Apply TO JEFFRESS
NOBLE and RUSSELL Il PROSSER, Twenty
tkird-ave. Staten, East Oakland. ocl7 I'm
GS0O OR ANY LESS SUM THAT YOU CAN
" OOO pay, no matter how small, and monthly
instaliments not exceeding a fair monthly rent.
will buy modern 5-room cottage within blocks
OF Oak ST., broad-gauge station and blocks of
row-gauge station. A. II. BREED s. CO.. 46O Ninth
street. oc 10 lat
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THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to eonts per week. delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pOStal-card or otherwise will receive
nrnmnt afrentnn. Oflce G22 MONTGOMERY
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EDuCATIONAI.

DROFESSoR l. f. L. MEYER. 10 HYDE ST.
scholar of Liszt experienced and able instructor
on piano ana organ; terms reasonable oc2l An
~ tYMNASIUM: wOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL AM
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BANNER RAISING ON THE EAST SIDE
Tho Eighteenth Assembly District Tam
many Central Clab Celebrated.

Tho Eighteenth Assembly District Tan.
many Central Clab Celebrates.
The Eighteenth Assembly District Tammany
Central Club raised q banner at the corner Of
Thirty-second street and Third avenue last
night The club house is at 2O7 East Thirty
second street, just below the corner.
The speechmakers were on the high stoop
there. and crowd blocked the street for half
a block in both directions. There were fire.
works and Chinese lanterns. and the houses
on both sides OF the street were all lighted up
and covered with bunting.
Senator John J. Cullom presided. The ban
ner was pulled across the street In the air Just
as he began to speak. and three or four bombs
went of and the crowd cheered for full
minute. When 1t became quiet the Senator
proposed three cheers for Flower and the rest
Of the ticket nt ana that set 1t going again. More
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre was the
first speaker. and ex- Senator Thomas F. Grady
john <. Mccarthy sailed into The kepabiiesn
party generally and Fassett In particular. be-
cause they hated the workingmen and contin-
uey sS%s GSss hssd f. sss talked
for q few minutes Then came Commissioner
Fassett had tackle cd Tammany as the most most
tSas Ts%9any HTs hshtlss IL Ssttls rs IRE
wished Be had let TSm nn alone e., ~. =,
He talked q the M2rs TaiI ssea and Of
ingmen:, Assemblyman John F. Martin re-
viewed Fassett's record IN the Legislature.
Ex-Assemblymnn stephen J. O,Hare. ex;;
William Q. Titus also made speeches. The
crowd hung on to the last and cheered every
time the candidates names were mentioned.
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Latest AariAe Intelligenee.
Elder. from Bremen; TsurisI
IN Liverpool
JOTT1NGS ABOUT TOWN:

Music In Mount Norris Park this evening ct oclesH
by Ebens seventyhrst Regiment band.
Hereafter. when fleet Of big steamships 10 due -
Saturday evening Gen. OBeirne will mot close the
Barge once Oh sunday.
"A Coroners jury came to tho conclusion Yesterday
that Antonio Rosa OF 40 Mulberry street was murdered
by Giuseppe PrerotO who Is IN the Tombs.
The Police Board yesterday awarded the contract oe
election to Martin u. Brown at S3,V per thousand.
Gen Adolphus W Greedy arrived from Europe yester.
day on the Steamship servih lie left Immediately Tor
rock the who accidentally shot and killed Sam.
mel Straub years old. day last week at 82l East
Eighty-nnth street.
Postal Note Agent christopher Jane, h.s been sp-
pointed Inspector In charge Of the New York division
Of the Post Once to succeed II. D. Wheeler, promoted
to the Chief Inspect0rship.
trial In the General Sessions Thursday for beating
his wife Bridget with shovel sentenced ysstefs
day to hve years In State prison.
The report Of the commissonsr. appcintsd 70 con.
been confirmed by Judge Van Brunt OF the 6upreins
Court, The Third Avenue Railroad Company aud the
too small
The opening Of the club house Of tile Seminole
Club WIN take place tonight The club leased tho four
men have transformed g. There win &c fireworks IRE.
water n collation., recitatons. songs. music, and
speeches by east side statesmen at the opening,
bedford street the following officers were elected,
President, Benjamin Carr: Nicerresident. W. II. Mo-
Gurly; Recording secretary. Charles Y ubsoni Fnsn.
cin secretary shesey; Treasurer. James Shields,
Steward, John failner sergcantAtArnis James Win.
terr,
An Italian immigrant woman. who arrived yestsrday
tie 81 So ss s.s
and Al those Who had been TO the dsssss wsr
Quarantine for famisssion and vas sS.s Hsv HSI =
70 her pier with AL her pAssengeEA,
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MURDERED HIS WIFE
AvonAals Quarrymen Gather - Lynch Dia
Patrick brady.


AvonAAls Quarrysen Gather 10 Lynch Mig
Patrick brady.
Patrick Brady. stalwart CHAIRMAN. six
feet in height. was taken to Newark from
Avondale last night and lodged in Jail on q
charge Of killing his wife.
Avondale is six miles from Newark. and Is
devoted to quarrying brown stone. Brady
was employed in the Newark Stone Compsnys
quarry. and lived near by. He took dinner
yesterday in simon's saloon. and said that his
wife would not prepare food for him.
Aftcr dinner he went home. and an hour
later he told one OF the neighbors that his wife
was dead. Several men went to the house
and found the woman lying dead on the floor.
with her head bruised. jaw broken. and sew
eral Of her ribs broken. She had evidently
Great excitement followed: and 9 crowd Of
he was held In r. r. Guthries newsroom
until County Physician Wrightson went up
from Newark and examined the body. Brady
was then taken to Newark. He and his wife
both drank heavily on Sunday. and both were
in a dazed condition yesterday morning.
It is supposed that they quarrelled. and that
Brady kicked his wife to death. He. appeared
half dazsd yesterday after his arrest. and said
she was dead. that she should have died years
He is 40 years old and she was &c. They
tective O'Connor said that blood was found on
Brady's boots and under his nails.
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A Runaway Team breaks Up Procession
Several Persons KILLED or Fatally Hurt.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Oct. ga series Of frightful
accidents occurred in funeral procession ut
Altoona to-day in which ono man was killed
outright four other persons fatally Injured.
and score OF people more or less hurt. A
procession OF forty carriages was follow
ing the body OF Nichols Hemstreet from
the church to the cemetery. some dis
lance out OF town. While the process
sion was winding down hill team in the
rear. frightened at steam thrashing machine,
started to run. The road was narrow. and the
runaway horses ran into and upset dozen
carriages in front Of them, breaking six Of
them into splinters and scattering the CO.
cupants,
panic. ensued as other teams began to run
away. Men and women jumped out OF the
CARRIAGES only to DO trampled on by runaway
When quiet was restored Il was found that
Edwin Drestell OF Altoona had been killed.
Joseph, Perdue.. a. telegraph operator from
Grinnell was fatally injured.
The other serious casualties are: Mrs j. o.
Mason. aged 70. leg broken In two places and
otherwise injured, not expected to livei Mr.. +.
g. Sayre. skull fractured. cannot live till morn
ing Mrs, r. c. Lane OF Newton. so badly
frightened that there is believed to be no
CHANGE for recovery. Mrs. James Parker and
Mrs.. 1Ssao Parker, both OF Altoona, we're also
badly injured. Fully twenty others were more
or less hurt.
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CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS.
The Democrats Carry the Day In Hartford
The Contest Elsewhere.

The Dem0crats Carry the Day In Hartford
Tho Contest Elsewhere.
NEW HAVEN. Oct 5.-Every town In the State
had town election to-day except New Haven
and Bridgeport.
In Hartford the Democrats carried most Of
the town Offices to-day. although the old Re
publican Treasurer. Charles c. Strong. was
reelected by from 200 to 300 majority.
The Democrats elect the Town Clerk. the
First Selectman. and q majority OF the Board
OF selectmen. Frank H. Fallon. the regular
Democratic nominee for Registrar OF Voters.
was overwhelmingly defeated by the old
Registrar. William Gotter., Jr;. Nominated on
ticket Tho vote was generally light and the
MIDDLETowN. Oct. BIN tho town election
here there were four tickets in the Held The
were illegal. because all ballots bore the words.
"Town Clerk and Registrar.
Last night tho Democrats found an old dect.
sion In which Il was held that the words and
ex -offico registrar" had invalidated the bal.
lots. They drove to Hartford. got the Official
paper and had their tickets printed. emitting
: Tho Republicans learned the situation this
morning two hours after the. polls opened, and
were alarmed. bat took legal advice, and de-
cided to vote tho ticket AZ printed. H.. ..
PLAINFIELD, Oct. 4:.The election here To-
day, resulted In DIVIDED victory, EVER town
has been carried 6y the Republicans, and Put
county to vote for license. In some places the
fight on tho license question was very bitter.
resulting generally In temperance victories.
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appianscI. and this was true. have been es-
Eecially interested n y 0,png person during
help the Democratic party. until tho prohibi-
ton against woman suffrage is removed.
Ana yet when e come ,. here. s;grr , BY
ns to S 0Tss Ia t sss's ws are re
s1,si out xa and
a aRRppn benosrats ' nSh as nofEa's
fsoh ss aSS y Sy soqa Sst y
Esssy fsto dS%onts aSs tSs o.ri ths
Erincirles than now. and there never was q
time whom Democrats had more incentive to
be- B. Ss ssnS hoy d ssSS Ct e. how sa a
'"ft, gives me the, greatest pleasure to say to
been nominated md presented for our SUI SUI.
frage demands our earnest and warmest sup
snl 9BEns%ss Who Do M H Esn to
matters ILaushtor.l / have got SO in the
tns to satisfy 81 be me that sn|v
work for all VIC get. and we have got e
wo can. show to win for us the
next. tApplanse.I But Know Il is not neces-
snry to shy to this club or To its guests
this, evening that tho, contest Is not
copt by personal efforts. Our votes are
we'll enough. but other votes can be gnined
comes and we triumph on election day among
all the organi cations that have contributed to
thTt re result hone that the Club
Mr.. Couderf made the closing speech, and
after that there was midnight feast.