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The evening world., 1894-09-07
The KAISER ANGRY.
Makes a Sensational Speech at a
Banquet in Wurtemberg
Opposition Of Prussian Mobiles to
Their King "a Monstrosity."
His Majesty Strikes Four Name,
from the List OF Guests.
William
my Associated Press)'

BERLIN, Sept. 7.-Emperor William
made a Sensational speech yesterday
evening, at the state banquet which FOL-
lowed the military manoeuvres about
South Altenberg. at which entertainment
the King OF Wurtemberg was the princi-
pal guest.
His Imperial Majesty had struck from
the list OF guests the names of Count Won
as those OF Gems. Klitzuis and Sanditten n.
But the names of the two Generals
were subsequently replaced.
Emperor Williams act plainly marked
his displeasure at the attitude OF the
persons named upon the agrarian pues-
ton.
The guests at last nights banquet
were members OF the highest nobility,
and included among them all the great
civil and military officers OF the prov
ince.
After the Emperor had toasted the
King OF Wurtemberg. and the latter
had responded, His Imperial Majesty be-
gan his speech After few words OF
thanks for his reception. he said:
when l was here four years ago
emphasized the fact that In East Prus-
sia. where the people are chiefly farmers
you must, before all, preserve and main
tain capable peasantry, and that. as
such they would be a pillar OF support
to monarchy. Hence my constant en-
deavor, whenever the opportunity arises
to foster the welfare and economic i'm
provemsnt OF East Prussia.
The past four years OF grievous cares
have weighed upon the farmer and ii APP
pears to me that. under this influence
doubt has arisen in regard to my
promises and as to whether should be
able to Keep them. I found myself COM
PEELED to observe, with a sore heart.
that In the ,ircles OF the nobility stand
Ing near the throne my best intentions
were misunderstood and. to a certain
extent, Combated.
Nay. more word OF opposition has
an opposition OF Prussian mobiles TO
their King is a monstrosity. They are
justified In forming an opposition only
when they know the King to be at
their head. This is lesson taught by
the history OF our House.
How often have my ancestors had t.
set themselves against misguided mem
beers OF that class for the welfare OF the
whole community? The successor OF
him who by his own right, became Sow
ereign Duke in Prussia will follow the
same path as his great ancestor. and,
as once the first King OF Prussia said,
Tx me mea nata corona and as his
great son established his authority as
RoCher de Bronze, so do | represent.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
REAR END COLLISION.
a smnnh-Up on the Jersey Central
Caused by the Fog.

rear-end collision occurred at 7'4o
O'Clock this morning on the Central
hallroad Of New Jersey, near Bay Way
sa.o l. half mile below the Baltimore
and Ohio bridge.
me train run into was No. 800, which
"'' roint Pleasant at 5.45, and was due
oommunipaw station at $40. The
a" consisted OF a baggage car and
'ee Passenger coaches. with United
, Express car. containing express
so from New Jersey coast points,
coupled on behind.
ne Soo was running slowly. owing to
aneayy fog, when the coupling be-
puIsh me engine and the baggage car
icme' a 4at. The engine ran on ahead
TIE bra stsee' The train handaspanned
The evening world., 1894-09-07
STATE HEALTH OFFICIALS.
Taking Evidence I'm the Newtown
Creek Matter To-day.

The Executive Committee OF the STATE
Board Of Health Is holding meeting
to-day in the office of President Wilson.
OF the local board, 800 Mulberry street.
The purpose OF the meeting Ii the
hearing and consideration OF complaints
against offensive nuisances being main
tained along Newtown Creek. DR.. y.
O. Donohue OF Syracuse. presided.
The Committee will take evidence and
submit its report, with recommends
tons. to Gov. Flower with whom the
complaint was lodged, and by whom
the investigation was ordered.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
T0'CONFER WITH LEXOW.
President Martins EARLY Trip Sal,

President Martins Early Trip Said
to lie for That Purpose.
At 8 O'Clock this morning all the ward
men in the city were reduced to the
rank Of patl-oimen, according to the reso-
luton OF tho Board Of Police yesterday,
and the various precincts were left with
out detectivea.
Early to-day, President Martin left his
Office and went downtown. 1t was said
that he would confer with Senator
Lexow at once.
None OF the 9th Commissioners was
at the Headquarters Building this morn
ing, with the exception of Commissioners
Murray. AS sootl as he reached the
building he went, Immediately to the
trial room to heatr the regular weekly
cases against delinquent members Of the
force.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
TOOK MORPHINE AND DIED.
End OF the Career of Col. TnIadee,
inventor and EH-Editor.

FREEPORT. ILL.,, Sept 7-Col. C. w.
Taladee an inventor Of National repu-
tation. died in this city last night from
the effects OF an overdose OF morphine
administered by his own hand. Col
Taladec was born in Ohio sixty-four
years ago, and settled in Texas when
sun young man, He entered the Con-
fcderate army at the breaking out OF the
war and served as Colonel of a regi-
ment OF Texas rangers.
He was granted over two hundred
patents, many of them very valuable.
Among them was the Eclipse spring,
used extensively on buggies. He edited
the first carriage trade journal ever
published in this country. He leaves a
widow, who resides at Galveston. Tex.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
HORSE RACING BY NIGHT.
Private Exhibition to he Given nj
the Maspeth Track This Evening.

A private exhibition Of racing by
electric light will be given tonight on
the Maspeth race track by the New
town Jockey Club. The arrangements
for lighting the track satisfactorily are
said to have been brought to high
state of perfection, and engagements
have proven very satisfactory.
Racing by night has met with more
or less success in the West, and the
promoters OF the venture here are salts
fled that the scheme will be Endorsed by
the public here. The plan OF lighting
the course Is similar to that used at the
Wild West show.
Regular night racing at Maspeth will
begin tomorrow evening.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
NO CAUSE FOR SUICIDE.
DR.. Cressons sfster-iB-LRw Says
He Had No Trouble.
(By Associated Prsss.)

tby Associated fressD
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Mrs. How
ard Jones, OF 1874 South Seventeenth
street, was seen to-day in regard to the
suicide Of DR.. II. T. Cresson in Bryant
Park. New York. last night. Mrs. Jones
Is a sister-in-law OF the suicide.
She said the doctor had always en-
joyed excellent health and she could
assign no motive for his act. His rela-
lions with his family were most
pleasant. He had a quiet. unassuming
disposition, and never divulged any OF
his transactions.
DR.. Cresson was married, and has two
grown sons, one living in this city and
the other at present with his mother.
who Is visiting in Paris, where the doc
tor had been for about three years, re-
turning to America about a year ago.
Tie was graduate in medicine from
never practised. His wife inherited a
would not have him work.
He left this city in June last for Bel
mar. n. j., to spend the Summer, as
was his custom. Since then Mrs. Jones
had not heard from him. Her husband
left Immediately for New York to claim
the remains.
A park policeman went to the Cor
oner's office this morning with the
effects found on the body and In the
satchel OF DR.. II. T. Cresson, who COM
mitted suicide last night In Bryant
Park.
The property was receipted for, and is
held by the Coroner to await claim
The evening world., 1894-09-07
DESERTED WIFE'S SUICIDE.
ChiIdren's Society IL CARING fer
Mrs. strRuss's Little Oues.


Coroner Dreamer took charge this
morning Of the body OF Mrs. Matilda
Strauss. who committed suicide last
night by inhaling gas at her residence.
1916 Broadway. Brooklyn. The dead We
mans four little children are being
cared for by the Children's Society.
Her husband eloped last July with q
Mrs. Fletcher, who lived on Bushwick
avenue with her husband, Strauss had
real estate agents. and 10 said to have
robbed them OF nearly 1000 by means
of forged checks. Fletcher, II 10 said,
has since got divorce.
Since her husband deserted her. Mrs.
Strauss has been Respondent and with
out means OF support Yesterday she
sent her children out to play. and then
placed one end OF rubber tube In an
open gas let and the other end in her
mouth. She was dead when found.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Killed by His Gallantry.

John Ward, hfty-two years old of Bailey ave
nue. Kingsbridge, died at the Fordham Hoe
pitai at 1880 o'clock last night from shock
resulting from injuries received on Wednesday
might at the Klngsbridge station Of the New
York Central Railroad He was assisting a lady
to alight from train when he fell. and his
right hand was crushed by one Of the wheeii
Of the car
The evening world., 1894-09-07
MILH0LLAND IS RASH.
Was Prepared TO Denounce Plat nj
Tuesday Meeting.

1t leaked out to-day that John f. Mil
holland had set of resolutions prepared
at his meeting on Tuesday night de-
nouncing Plat and his candidate for
Governor. 1t is said that young Mil
holland was with difficulty prevented by
older heads from springing the blast.
He was told that Plat would probably
have the organization Of the State Con-
vention, and as he, Mlholland. intended
to send a contesting delegation there
he would be cutting of his own nose
by railing at Plat.
Milhol!and hadn't thought of that be-
fore, but the mischief Is done, as Plat
heard of the incident at once.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
ONE FIREMAN MISSING.
DemmIer Believed to Have Jumped
Overheard from the Columbia.

The HamburgAmerican steamship
Columbia, Capt. Vogelgesang, from Ham
burg, Aug. 80, arrived in port this morn
ing with one of her firemen missing.
His name was Demmler. He was
twenty years old and a German. He
was first missed last Sunday. and is be-
lieved to have jumped overheard, while
temporarily insane through becoming
oyerheated in the fire-room.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
ARMY Omcer on Trial.

IBy AsEOCIattII rF'7-I =
VANCOUVER, wash. Sept. L-capt' W. =.
Goodwin is on trial before military court
at the barracks here, charged with drunksnnsss'
Lieut. Charles II. Martin. OF cant 'oodSih
~ ,as,,sad that while on duty at Spo-
Lsns Can't, Goodwin had spepared drunk on sew
sraI occasions. william Alperson, OF spokane
eran ,uins nan was emphatic in his statement
m'r T.n, roodNin was sober all the time ht
was in Spokane The case will not be eonc'udec
for several days
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Weather Forecast.

The weather forecast for the thirty-siE hours
ending at r NJ tomorrow is a follows
Fair to-day. with fog along the coast, fol.
lowed by increasing cloudiness with rain on
Saturday; slightly warmer.
The following record shows the changes In the
temperature during the morning hours, as in
dIeated by the Thermometer At Perry's Pharmacy
A. M.,..6SI6 A. h,,..eSls A. h.,,.0lll MA
The evening world., 1894-09-07
NO WHITEWAsH FOR PARKS
The Board of Aldermen to Await
the Action of the Authorities.

Alderman Charles Parks will not get
that coat of whitewash he expected from
the Aldermanic Investigating Committse,
Alderman Parks is charged with keeping
a gambling house in Asbury Park. He
wanted vindication at the hands or MS
Aldermanic colleagues, but as the matter
is before the Grand Jury of Monmouth
County, n. j., the Committee has de-
cided that 1t would be improper to take
any action until the case has been
iudicially disposed of.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
THE JUDGE WILLING ALSO.
He Grants q Decree OF Divorce 10
n Negro of That Name.

q" NekTo VI Ihut Name.
Charles Willing, a negro, has brought
suit in the Sup .rior Court for an abso-
lutte divorce from his wife. Sarah. The
couple were married Oct. 10. 1886, In the
Little Church Around the Corner" TO
which fact willing testified with SEEM
ingly a great deal of pride. They have
no children.
He swore that his wife had deserted
him and gone to live with a man named
Sylvester Titus.
Were you not Willing when your wife
went to live with another MANI? asked
Judge McAdam.
For a moment the witness looked at
the. Judge In establishment. and then
seeing the Joke replied, II was willing
In name only"
But now you are Willing to be rid
Of her?"
Yes, indeed, l am Willing to that, and
Willing never to see her again"
Judge McAdam granted the decree.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Interesting to the UnempIoy.d.

Tomorrow is another of The
Worlds" situation Days" when all
situation Wanted" advertisements are
repeated free in THE Evening World"
Thus one adj OF fourteen words. for onsI
price. ten cents, In one paper, This
World" gets over $4,000 Insertions
You'll be apt to get what you want from
such multitude.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
situation. and Situation Day"

The end OF the week is fitly marked
by THE World" in repeating all of its
situation Wanted" ads free In 1.-The
Evening oWrld" Every twenty-word
ad OF this kind for 10 cents gets nearly
half q million separate Insertions.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Mail Agents Elect Officers.
(By Associated Press)

CINCINNATI Sept. THE National Mutual
BENEFIT Association OF Railway Mail Agents elected
the following officers; President, Harry Il. Fursti
secretary and Treasurer, G. u. La Grave; Vice
presidents NJ A. BUTTERFLIES, Elmer A. White
I W Hoilyday, J. W. Brown, W. o. Bangs, C.
w. Young. Thomas II. Beys A. II. Merrill T. W.
G Howe W. d. Waddinan and Lem haTne'
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Fell from "A Float and Drowned.

The dead body OF John Jen, thirty-nve years
old, OF $50 East One Hundred and Eleventh
street. was taken from the East River Of the
foot OF Forty-sixth street this morning. He fell
overheard from a float at the foot Of te11op
sixth street, where he was At wsEk ~
The evening world., 1894-09-07
FRACTURED HIS SKULL.
Man Believed to Tie Charles Nelson
Fell In a Fit.

A man believed to be Charles Nelson
formerly steward Of the Hamilton Club
is lying In the homeopathic Hospital
Brooklyn, to-day in a critical condition
He Is suffering from a fractured skull:
The man was found unconscious last
night at Fulton and Nassau streets'
where he had fallen In Mt.
At Val Smiths hotel, Fulton and High
streets, where the man had formerly
roomed, 1t was said he had wife and
child in Delaware County, New YORK.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
steamer Ashore Near Montreal.

MONTREAL. Sept. 1.-THE Dominion
line steamer Hamilton is ashore al Con-
,recoeur a few miles below the city.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
These Be Threatened with nnocuous Desuetude

ton. and ordered Agent King. of Mr..
Gerrys Society, to make an investiga-
ton,
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Did You Know
that Chained Lightning
Has Been UnchainedT
rleg Merrilies's
Thrilling Ride Through
New York's Street
at a Breakneck Pace
Is Told In
Sundays World.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-03
THE JUDGE AT WAIANAE.
He Will Have to Take the Oath or
He Cannot be Inspector.

Kupau, the native District Judge
of Waianae, has been appointed
one of the inspectors of election
of that district. There has been
some question of the loyalty of
Kupau, and Attorney : General
Smith was asked last evening what
would be the action in case he re-
fused to take the oath.
'Kupau took the oath of loyalty
to the Provisional Government
some time ago." said he, ''and to
the best of my knowledge he is a
supporter of the Government. In
the event, however, of his refusing
to take the oath necessary for all
inspectors, of course he would not
be allowed to serve in that capac-
ity. I explained this fully to the
gentlemen who called on me yes
terday in relation to this very
matter"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-03
OF THE ELECTION DISTRICTS AND PRECINCTS
WANT A HOLIDAY PROCLAIMED.
The June Races Depend On the
r, Action of the Government.

II The Jockey Club held a meeting
last evening at the Pacific Club.
All the old officers were elected
with the exception of the Secretary.
w. M. Clifford was chosen for the
office in place of G. o. Berger, who
resigned. The question of whether
or not a meeting would be held on
the 18th of June was brought up,
and it was decided to hold one,
provided the Government would
make a holiday of the day men
toned. In speaking of the matter
last night member of the club
said: "a majority of the club is
is favor OF having races in June,
and for the present the matter will
rest until we learn if the Govern
ment will make the 18th holiday.
We have appointed a committee to
fix up a programme, and we are
certain that number of good races
can be arranged for.
II see no reason why the Gov
eminent cannot See it's way clear to
make the day a holiday, as it has
no connection with the house of
Kalakaua. If they do SO / am
sure a majority of the people will
appreciate it, and then we will
have some races; otherwise no
meeting will be held"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-03
A CURIOUS DOCUMENT.
A Crank Sends Letter to King
Kalakaua.

The Government is constantly
receiving curious letters from all
narts of the world. One of these
lately came from an Austrian who
has invented a safe deposit for
kevs to trunks, safes, etc. The
letter is magnifcently spread out
on naper of the foolscap size, and
IL directed to Kalakaua, King OF
Oahu, Australia. 1t sets forth at
Great length the devotion which
the writer in common with all Aus
trans. felt for the king, on account
of bic graciousness to them.
The author of this curious docu-
ment is evidently insane.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-03
,1.at no They Come For?

.rcoy subscribers come to the Bull
every weeks steamers from
Ie.,n ,.her islands. "-Bulletin.
What do these ''new subscribers
oa for7 To find out what Is the
latter with the paper?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-03
FREIGHT AND PASS. AGENTS

d. McNicoli, Montreal Canada;
Robt. Kerr, Winnipeg, Canada
MI. NJ. Stern. San Francisco, Cal;
G, Mel. Brown, Vancouver. 3. g.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-09
MANCHESTER CENTRE.

Work on the new block is progress.
ing rapidly.
A. W. Adams and wife have re-
turned from Adams, Mass.
Burr Bentley Of Albany, N. Y, is
spending few days at home.
Schuyler Cook has returned from
the Albany Business College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Wilcox of
Hoosick Falls, N. Y, are visiting at
W. A. Adams.
H. l.. Adams has accepted po-
sition as telegraph operator in Waits
Drug Store.
The entertainment, Aunt Jerushia
BOWS Family Album, will be repeated
at the M. f. Church Friday evening.
The roll call at the Baptist church
was largely attended, in the evening
the Rev. j. C. Bradley of Hoosick
Falls, N. T., spoke.
Leonard Lane of Rupert has moved
into the house recently occupied by
Fl. c.. Dawson.
Miss Lena Heuiel has returned
from Bennington.
Miss Mabel Newell of New York
city is visiting friends in town.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-09
NO. CHESTER.

Our snow is fast disappearing these
warm pleasant days.
We are very glad to learn that O
w. Eletcher's very popular and eff.
ficient clerk, Fred Farr, is to remain
with him the coming year.
C. H. Larkln is soon to move into
Mrs. w. Heald's house and Mr.
Smith, who is now there, will take
the upstairs tenement where G. F.
Howe lives.
Mrs. Waite of Londonderry is slow
ly improving.
Miss Edith Gould is visiting friends
in Windham.
D. L. Allen of Waterloo, P. O.,
was in town last week and the first Of
this with his aunts, Miss Allen and
Mrs. Sherwin.
Arthur Pollard, who is attending
school at Saxtons River is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Thornton Smith is now quite sick
with grip.
Town meeting passed off satisfac.
tory and quietly.
Mr.. Soule, the new station agent
is moving into Judd Smiths house.
The postoffice at the depot changed
hands the first Of the week, f. w
Marsh beng the present postmaster.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-09
A Singular Accident.

Last Tuesday Mrs. JOSIAH God
dard started TO visit her neighbor,
Mrs. Fred Dorset, and when about
half way she slipped off the ridge, or
which she was walking, fell and broke
one of her legs, just above the ankle.
She was unable to move after the fall,
but fortunately the Shine brothers,
who were returning from town meet.
ing, came along in a few minutes and
carried her home. DR.. Millington
was sent for and the sufferer made as
comfortable as possible.
Mrs. o. S. Stuart has been in Graf,
ton since a week ago last Monday,
where she was called by the serious
illness of her father, O. l.. Ranney.
At last accounts he was slowly but
surely failing.
The SITTER was in error last week
in speaking of the starting of the fire
engine on the night of the fire. Hot
water was procured but not used.
The machine was in perfect order as
soon as the y gates were opened,
which in the haste had been overlook
ed. In this connection we desire to
mention the efficient services, on the
brakes, rendered by many who lived
outside the village. Their disinteres-
ed help is much appreciated by those
who had direct interest, and thanks
are hereby rendered.
The ladies of the M. E. Church,
Notwithstanding town meeting adj
journed at 2 o'clock, did fairly well in
furnishing dinners for the weary
voters. They Melted about seven dol
lars.
The past week has been fine sugar
weather. For fear of long cold
snap but few have tapped as yet.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-09
TOWNsHEND.

A sugar festival and social is to be
held in the town hall next Tuesday
eve All are invited.
Mr.. Evans and son Charles do not
seem to gain any.
Mrs. A. H. Hines of Brattleboro
has been spending several days with
her brother, H. H. Chamberlin.
Another disaster on the railroad be-
tween here and the West village, oc-
cured Tuesday afternoon, at the very
same place where the other disaster of
Feb. "a was. Three cars were thrown
from the track.
Townshend seems to be bad place
on the railroad for accidents no les
than six having occurred on this section
within the last year.
Lawyer Hit was in town on bushes.
Tuesday.
We think some young promising law
yer ought to settle in town.
H. H. Chamberlin made a flyine
business trip to Massachusetts this week
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-09
BELLOWS FALLS.

The Woman's Suffrage convention
held last week in the Methodist
church was we'll attended and much
interest manifested. The memorial
services for Lucy Stone was of spe-
cial interest, Mrs. Phoebe Stone
Buman, niece of Lucy Stones, be-
ing the principal speaker, many
touching "reminiscences Of her early
life were given.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe of Boston
gave an address each evening. 1t
is very seldom that the people have
an opportunity to listen to SO distin-
guished person as Mrs. Howe, and
the people realized this, as a very
full house proved, notwithstanding
that John L. Sullivan, the pueilist,
exhibited at the Opera Hall the same
night.
Town meeting passed off very qui-
city. Ali is cut and dried in caucus,
it is ouly going through the motions
town meeting day.
Mr.. Cotton, who has acted as por-
ter for several years at the CONNER
cial House, died very suddenly Of
diptheria Sunday. He was sick only
q few hours after the disease WAS pro-
nounced diptheria.
Rev. A. J. Hough, the poet-laure-
ate of Vermont, lectured at the NJ
f. church Wednesday eve. Subject,
elbow to get There"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-03-09
JACKSONVILLE

The school taught by F. Herbert
Worden of Halifax closed successful
term, Saturday, with reading, recitation
and music, in which all who took part
acquitted themselves in creditable
manner After the exercises there
was sugar eat. No. scholars enrolled
40, those having no marks, Alfred W.,
and Jerome S, Rawson, Charles B.,
Loren w., and Adm HI. Coleman,
Calvin N. Hunt, Maud r. Landman,
Willie H. Day, Albert Bagley, Oren
j., and Guy K. Smith; absent one day
Ernest III. Martin. Oren j., and Guy
X. Smith, had no marks during the
year 80 weeks. This was Mr.. Wor-
denis fifth term in this school, and the
scholars presented him with hand
some photograph album.