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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15

Der or the new YORK Yacnt Ciup. In
aer yacht Dungeness she sails over the
world at will. Her winter home in
Florida, "Dungeness." has game pre-
serves, stables. beautiful driveways and
oridle-paths, besides all Of the feminine
belongings with which women love to
surround themselves.
Mrs. Kingdom, the mother of Mrs.
George Gould, has found her lines cast
n pleasant places The Gould family Is
devoted to her and she has the salts
action of seeing her charming daugh-
er numbered among the leaders social
y and personally, as we'll as financial
y. 1t is doubtful IL any person gets the
genuine pleasure and solid comfort out
Of the Gould millions that the hand
ZONE widow Mrs. Kingdom does.
f. II.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
ARE NOT NEW WOMEN.
WIDOWS OF FAMOUS MEN OF
AMERICA.
quiet Life of Mrs. stonewall Jackson
MRS. Jefferson Davis-Mrs. Grant, Mrs,
Garfield and Mrs. Sheridan Are Very
CNew York Correspondence,

HE widow or one
of the best-known
and probably the
bestowed man in
America, George
w. Childs, has al
ways led such a
quiet, retired life
that Philadelphians
as a rule know very
little Of her and the
outside world moth
inc at all Emma
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
DON CAMERON.
Pennsylvnnia's Senior Senator Is Prepar-

fennsylvnnia'S Senior Senator Is Prepar-
ing for Next Years Convention.
United States Senator Don Cameron
Of Pennsylvania has declared his inten-
ton to go into the next national Re-
publican convention with the Pennsyl-
vania delegation at his back. The SEN
ator from Pennsylvania has had his
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15

The temperature Of the cucumber Is
me degree below that of the surround
ng atmosphere. 1t is therefore appar-
mt that the expression "cool as GU
mmber IS scientifically correct.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15

where was then lying in a dim
delirium the father of one of the
most wonderful men of the century. I
had gone out to this suburban part of
this little city Of Port Huron, Michi-
gan, while waiting for my boat to leave,
to make a call on Samuel Edison. the
father of Thomas A. Edison, to gather
what 1 might of the earlier history of
the man who now stands so high among
the inventors. of the age.
For twenty-five years Toms" father
everybody calls him "Tom" here-had
been living in this same yellow cottage.
/ knew of his extreme age-he was 80
last August-and yet had heard before
1 went to call on him how spry of foot
he was, how keen of mind, how quick at
humble repartee. SO had hoped to find
this quite remarkable man both an in
teresting study and an encyclopedia of
information. But instead 1 saw long,
gaunt frame lying upon what seemed
to me must be his bed of death, the
light Of reason faded from the keen old
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15

Oh, that men should put an enemy In
Their mouths to steal away their
brains!
Shakespeare.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-15
FROM SIRE TO son.
GREAT GENIUS IN THE EDISON
FAMILY.
Samuel Edison, Father of the Great In
ventor, Was a Giant In His Day-The
Grandfather Lived to the Age OF One
Hundred and Four

HE purple asters
were nodding in the
crisp September air
down under the
great oaks and pines
which stood Shout
der to shoulder on
the wide expanse of
unkempt lawn, as l
walked from the
electric tramway up
TO | yellow house
amoLg the pines,
The evening world., 1895-08-01
ATLANTA'S EXPOSITION.
Chamber Of Commerce Urges Citi-
Gems tO Take Part.

A delegation from Atlanta repre- sent
ing the Cotton States and lndus trial
Exposition. met the Executive Commit
tee of the Cha OF Commerce In the
office Of the latter body this afternoon.
The delegation was composed OF
stewart T.. Woodson. President Of the
Atlanta Chamber OF Commerce; H. II.
Journal; Evan T. Howell, editor OF the
Atlanta Con,stitution;, .ex-Gov., Rufus b,
AnRrs dHfs Dr. t0Ti'r r. D. spndnr knF Mrycy 4 81 g.
Neal, J. Il. Maddox and W. c. Saun-
ders.
Those Of the Executive COMMITTEE Of
the New York Chamber OF Commcr rec
present were: Henry Hentz, Chairman,
and Woodbury. l.angdon. J. Edward
Simmons, and c. y. Logan.
The delegation from The South Is en-
com ing Exposition, and short talks were
made by President WQodson. ex-Gov.
Bullock, Dr. spaiding, Col. Howell and
Mr. caha Miss.
Mr. Woodson extended formal in
vitation to the Chamber Of Commerce
TO send its Executive Committee 70 At
lanta In August. az Chicago, Cmcin-
natl. st. Louis and other Western
cities will have delegations there to look
over the scope OF the Exposition.
Mr.. Lal2don offered the following
resolutions. which were seconded by j.
Edward Simmons:
Whereas. The citizens Of Atlanta Ga. have
organized the Cotton States anl Industrial EN-
position to be opened IN the 18th ot September
next. and
whereas The Government Of the United safes
has given TO this Exp''"ion Its recognition, by
apDrUpriating s200. 900 TO ay the expense OF
An eNhihit to be made hy q Government. under
the supervision VI Its oficias: therefore 1t Is
Resolved That the Executive CImmittee Of the
New York Chamber ~ Commerce tpendIng the
general meeting Of the Chamber, which wtll
he held Ia October neND approves the action
OF State Legislature in making provision for
hp ron ta Al "a Df arf tan
Of His Excelleucy the Governor In appointing
commissioners 10 the Cotton States and In
dustrial Exposition.
Resolved further. That We earnestly urge our
citizens to visit this Exposition, and hope
that the Representation "i our commercial and
Industrial interests viii avall themselves Of tn =
opportunity to make such exhibits viii he
credltablc to the resources and activity OF tae
Stats OF New York
The evening world., 1895-08-01
A. 0. H. IN FAVOR OF FORCE7
strong Resolutions on Irelands
New Move for Independence.

The National officers and directors OF
the Ancient order OF IIbernians at the
Continental Hotel to-day passed reso-
lutionS in favor OF an active work
against England. This means that 500 =
OoJ men are now pledged to support the
new movement for Irelanis lndepeh-
dcnce The resolutions are:
The Ancient Ordcr Of Hibern,ns of America
being composed entirely Of American citizens or
Irish birth or descont. and its work Tor The
century ~ lJS yistsnce as an organization on
American soil being on record as an rt'
emp.iHcatIon OF organized effort for fsith, coun-
try and fatherlani,
Re,Ilved fharsfprn That We the National
officers and directors Of The aforesaid orgsniza
ton IN rrguar meeting asse inbled In view o
thu political conditions now existing In Great
britain and Ireland extend 10 the people ~
ireland our Warnrst anl most SINGER" 'ympn'h'
in the magnificent and heroic struggle which
they have made for National inicpcndrnrr iur
their native Land. and bid them God speed
in their patriotic work
Resolved TrRt as representatives of the larg
est and strongest irish American organization on
this continent. every member cf which loves tho
liberty Of his native adopted country, We
pledge the faith and fealty of this order to any
policy that they think IL operative. looking 70 n
natural regular and Aggressive enort for Irish
Nalpnsl Independence.
This Ii said by some to mean that the
A. q. VI. has indorsed the Irish Revolu-
tionary movement. which seeks Ire
lands Independence by force OF arms.
The evening world., 1895-08-01
BIG SKIS ELECTION.
samuel II. DonnrIIy, Presideui
William Ferguson, Secretary.

The counting OF ballots cast N Typo-
graphica! Union No. Gs c'B!E SIX etcc-
ton yesterday was not completed until
early this morning. Samuel B. Dom
nelly was elected prcsi1cnt by a vote of
!, ,4SO II majurity OF 20 over James NJ
duncan. Eugene ORourke, the third
candidate. polled o06 votes.
Wilbur +. speer was elected Vice
President by a plurality OF 647 over
William Costello and James NJ. Fell.
Will,am Ferguson polled 1876 votes for
Secretary and Treasurer, giving him a
ma jor!ty of 7S3 over Edward MCGov"rn.
Thomas j. Robinson had a ms jorit Y
Of 49s over Thomas Macdonald for Ser
geant-at- Arms. and for Reading Clerk
Joseph I. Carney polied 2.s53 votes. lav-
ing no oppSstiln.
The project to levy an assessment of
per cent on all earnings for period
Of three months. for the benefit of the
unemployed, was carried by a majority
of 80. there being l,4l3 votes for and l,SSl
against 1t.
The evening world., 1895-08-01
A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
Eugene y. Pcyser's Exceptional
bargains In Mems Furnish-
Ing Goods.

Tho great sale now going on at the
two esinb ishments of Eugene 7. Pey
ser al Ne. SS3 broadway and Nos. l2l
and l25 Fulton street Is "A chance not to
be missed, when suits worth $3.50 to
81 are sold from $500 to 1850. and s.
to 81 trousers are sacrificed at 81. 80 and
ST., 80. II is worth ones while to take
advantage OF this sale and go there
early 40 as to get choice OF the lot.
These suits comprise their famous Blue
and Black Serge Suits, Worsteds, Cassi-
meres. llomespuns, &C., az well as their
Black CLAY Cutaway Coats and Vests,
in tho latest STYLES and In the best man
ncr Of workmanship that can he pro-
ducod. This sale is bona fide: 1t virtually
means ~ per cent OFF to the buyer and
can only be appreciated upon examina-
tcn. These trousers. as well. are cX-
ccptional values, made up In the latest
patterns and colors In all sizes. Besides
these there are quantities OF Underwear,
Sweaters Tennis Suits. Outing shirts,
Bicycle and Bathing Suits. at prices
wen worth your while to buy whether
you need these articles or not. ''
The evening world., 1895-08-01
MORION'S BOOM
CROWS DAILY.
Politicians Say He Will Have
q Solid Delegation at the
Convention.
IND0RSED BY THE LEADERS.
Out of Thirty-four State Commit
teemen, Twenty-eight Have
Proclaimed for Him.
THE GOVERNOR SAYS NOTHING.
Goes to Bar Harbor While His
Presidential Chances Are
Beginning 10 Boil.
THE GOVERNOR SAYS NOTHING.

Gov, Morton's Presidential lightning
rod Is attracting all the shocks of zig
rag Republican factional electricity. and
leaders in the State think he Will have a
walk-over for the nomination when the
Convention meets ten months hence
unless. OF course. a dark horse spurts
out Of the West. Almost every promi-
nent Republican IN the State has de.
clared for the Governor. Twenty-eight
Of the thirty-four Republican State
Committeeman, Thomas {. Platt and IA
majority Of the real leaders have in
dorsed his candidacy in signed state
ments and interviews obtained by "The
World"
These Endorsements are apparently
sincere, and the Governors friends say
It will have the desirable effect OF i'm.
pressing upon all factions of the party
throughout the country that Gov Nor
ton can go to the Convention with a
solid delegation behind him.
The Governor himself is saving wood
concerning his Presidential ambitions
and has even RETAINED from Conhding
his wishes to ex-senator Plat. VINO
would presumably be almost the first
Republican whom the Governor would
consult.
There Is no doubt that the Governor Is
the strongest candidate in the East. and
has a greater following in point of mum
bers than any other OF the dozen or so
men whose names have been mentioned.
While his boom Is swelling. the Reed,
Harrison. Mckinley, Elkns. Depew,
Higgins and Allison balloons are col
1apsing.
The evening world., 1895-08-01
TRAMP SCARED A CASHIER.
Man with Dyed Whiskers Called
and Mr.. Northrup Fell Ill.
Fellow Find Humor In
the Situation.

Cashier Northrup. of the Custom.
House. was recently appointed from
Oneida, Madison County. He is deeply
impressed with the responsibility Of his
position here.
The cashiers office Is on the second
floor OF the House, OF in one
corner. Friday several persons in the
c0rridor saw a tramp 80 In to see Mr..
Northrup. emerge and wander slowly
out of the building.
When the ragged wanderer disap-
peared the cashier appeared. He was
ag!tated and accused employees, 1t Is
said, OF not doing their duty. When
they objected to this insinuation Mr..
Northrup excitedly asked II they had not
seen that man" They had.
Hes dangerous; his hair and whisk-
ers were dyed; didn't you see that? He
was round here for something; there's
some plJt on foot the cashier told
them.
They tried TO calm him. but without
avail. and believing that he was the Sc
lected victim OF the plot the cashier told
the Collector the occurrence, demanding
more prot ection.
ANo" 'pIi'tlOT NIDTttn dearly loves
joke. He listened to his cashiers tale of
woe and said the desired protection
would be furnished.
The Collector sent for Ed Mcdonald.
Mr.. Mcdonald is porty and IL on the
customs rolls as detective. For some
time the Collector has been anxious to
md a position where Mr.. McDonalds
talents could best be utilized. He told
Mcdonald to sit at the door of the
cashiers office from 10 A. NJ. until $50
r NJ. when the money collected is
taken to the Sub-Treasury, and see
that no harm bet-ll Mr. Northrup Nc
Dona.d was particularly cautioned to
look out for tramps.
Seated in his chair, with No. 6
customs officers cap on his No IA
head. the detective has calmly watched
over the cashiers doorway. Some one
woke him suddenly the other day by
banging on the wooden partition with
a barrel stave. and humorists have
given him just the amount of exercise
necessary for health by calling:
Tramp! Catch HIM" about once per
afternoon.
Cashier Northrup has been home sick
since Friday.
The evening world., 1895-08-01

may be that ex-Mlyor Gilroy will come
out on top in four OF the Harlem dis
tricts. The former Mayor has been
playing 'possum and Is believed to have
gathered good deal Of hickory nus on
the quiet
II the predictions made Of his influ-
ence are correct. Hugh J. Grant. who Is
due here from London Saturday, Will
probably have more work on his hands
In protecting the Croker interests than
was thought
x-Alderman A. J. McQuade. who was
u member of the Doodle BJard' Ot 81,
has severed his connections with the
Tanmahy organization OF the Four
teentt District
The evening world., 1895-08-01

AS the train drew out Of the station
an enthusiastic Rhineclfian cried
"Hurrah for the next President.' but
the Governor took no notice or TINS
outburst OF enthusiasm.
The Governor and party will reach
Bar Harbor early this evening. Mr..
Morton is in splendid health, but In not
he took up this morning was The
World" and he smiled as he saw
that his boom was stll on the move.
He absolutely refused, however, to state
whether or not he is candidate for
President.
The evening world., 1895-08-01
Bicycle SundrieS,

Search-light Lanterns. .............. &2.87
Standard meters............... OF
New Improved Bells............., 81
Tire Tape. per roll. oll................ .O5
Tire Cement, for wood or steel rim 10
''Three in One" Compound. ........ 10
r. & r., removes rust, tube. e........ ID
Acme repair Kit. kit..................... IL
Wakefield Cycle Wrench............ "a
Lamson Luggage Carrier. .... .0s
Gold Medal Chain Lubricant ia
Bicycle Enamel. can............. ~
Yale Lock and Chains. go
oprocket LOCKS '...................... IL
Combination Sprocket Locks. "a
Stay Lit" Lamp Oil. pint can.... ID
Lubricating Oil, can.....,, IA
Special lot Of Bicycle Suits, all
sizes, per suit. it............ kas
Special lot of Bicycle and Coli
SA0SC -
The evening world., 1895-08-01
LIKE JARNOYCE VS.. IARNDYCE.
Fnyerwcnther VIII CRsc Subjected
to Another AdjOurnmcnt.

Surrogate Arnold heard argument to-
day on the motion to adjourn the third
accounting of the executors Of the es-
tate of Daniel B. Fayerweaiher.
Council for the heirs OF Mrs. Lucy
Faycrwca'hrr objected to certain items
In the executors accounts, particularly
those relating to the payment OF H5,o
to John T. Parsons and $1,000 to Will
lam II. ArnouX counsel for the execu-
tors.
Surrogate Arnold intimated that coun-
eel wouli be allowed twenty days in
" Which to file objections.
The evening world., 1895-08-01
"ORIENTAL BICYCLES"

Third foor-Main Building,
22-lb. light Roadsters, % and
"a Inch frame, upturned or
dropped-handle bars. esq
inch gear, dust-proof bear
ings, New York tires choice
of saddle, rat-trap or rubber
pedals-a strictly high-grade
Wheel. made by one Of the
largest manufacturers in
this country and sold
through regular dealers un-
der another name at 800. IN "a
Our price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SSstS
Also Lady Orientals at same Low
Drice
The evening world., 1895-08-01

The alleged sea serpent found on Blackwelrs
Island Tuesday night turns out to be a python
that was brought from SINGAPORE on the steam
ship MGcdur. The python drel reaching port,
and was IGrty skinned and thrown overheard.
The body hosted up to the island. where a brave
keeper fired three shots ino 1t and then tow red 1t
ashore.
The evening world., 1895-08-01

"Let good digestion wait on appetite,
and health on both."
Every one should own a bicycle. PLY.
sicians praise them. Has It occurred to
you that wheel Is the very thing you
need? Perhaps the price has stood In
your way. Read what we say and COM
pare it with others.
The evening world., 1895-08-01
IN A HURRY 4?

Then cast your eye down these columns
and stop at the stars. Wed rather you'd read
the whole story, but I" half loaf's better" etc.
Those stars mean bargains---SAMPLE TWIN.
KLES, it were, of what's shining out in the
whole store.
The evening world., 1895-08-01

DIED.
GALLAGHER.-On Wednesday. July 81. PETER
GALLAGHER aged So years months.
Funeral On Friday, Aug. 2. from his late
residence. 1852 West s3d st. to the Church
Of the Blessed Sacrament, West list St. near
Amsterdam ave. where requiem mass will
he celebrated at 1890 A. N. Interment in
Calvary.
COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS
y srdsr or ready made; all requisites ia stock
JACkSONS. Sth ave- corner 18th e.
The evening world., 1895-08-01
NEW BOOKS.


Price Price
THE Story OF Bessie Cos
trell' CIrs. Ward).......... 10 .o4
"The Adventures of Capt.
Horn" Drank r. Stock
IAN Errant wooing" (Mrs.
Burton Harris on). ............ 1.5O LOS
THE Master" Il. ZangwilD.. LIS 1..S
"Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica"
John Kendrick Bangs)... lbs .8l
my Lady Nobody" (Maar-
ten Maartens).. )................ I75 1'@0
"Philip and His Wife" (Mar-
garet Deland). d)................. LIS .01
Majesty" (From the Span
ish OF Louis Couperus)..... LOO ~
"The Woman and a Foor'
Oh. C. Chatfield Taylor)... 1.o0 los
Fort Frayne" Capt. Chas.
king) Observation-Disclosures. l.25 III
MY Literary Passions CIV.
d. wells)................... LIS .01
bog, Myrtle and Peat" Is.
r. Crockett. tD................... l.5O los
"Sonya Kovalevsky".. ".......... LIS 1.26
Degeneration" (Max Nor
deau Observation-Disclosures. $50 S.os
And many others, including the IA
nous hits" of the year, at prices that
will do away with
The evening world., 1895-08-01

SUH.
.,
~ HIItN hummer \ulI<
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,,.,
N''ue''o's III prizes mere Will make
'"
~ Wv o''' '''"''''
Ladies' extra fine quality Duck
h''Hel Su''S' III hsht coiors
ures. extra wide skirts, hla-
The evening world., 1895-08-01

menstruations. weakness of the stom-
ach, Indigestion, bloating. leucor-
rhoea, womb trouble, flooding, ner-
vous prostration. headache, general
debility, etc. Symptoms OF
Womb Troubles
are dizziness, faintness, extreme las
situde, don't care" and want to be
left alone" feelings, excitability, ir-
ritability, nervousness, sleeplessness,
flatulency, melancholy or the blues"
and backache. Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound will correct all
this trouble as sure as the sun shines.
That
Bcaring-DOwn Feeling.
causing pain. weight, and backache. is
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by it's use. Under all circum-
stances 1t acts in perfect harmony
with the laws that govern the female
system Is as harmless as water. 1t Is
wonderful for Kidney Complaints in
either sex.
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Liver Pills
work in unison with the Compound
and are sure cure for constipation
and sick-headache. Mrs. Pinkham's s
Sanative Wash is frequently found Of
great value for local application. Cor
respondence is freely solicited by the
Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine Co..
Lynn. Mass, and the strictest conf
dnece assured. All druggists sell the
dence assured. All druggists sell the
Compound in three forms-Liquid,
Pills and Lozenges.
The evening world., 1895-08-01
Instruction..

EXCELSIOR Bicycle Riding School. 55th st. 3
ave. bank building: lesson Soc. lessons -.
The evening world., 1895-08-01

$50 doz. Mems Outing Shirts,
made from fine hair-l!ne stripe
twill; very neat and desirable
patterns; well made and finish
ed with pearl buttons: sold all
over for 5Oc., our price. ......
Mems Launderei Outing Shirts,
large variety of patterns. fine
material. superior make; ac-
tual value, 81 90. closing ........
Mems Colored Bosom shirts,
white bodies, made from fine
muslin in the best manner:
choice patterns Of perCale and
Madras bosoms. | pair rcvers.-
bic cuffs to each shirt; bar
Si!h.''..,......... -.
Mems Flaruel outing shirts.
made from fine flannel. best
make and finish; never bccu
sold for less than 81 25; closing
l@ doz. MeI's Finest Imported
Madras Cloth,elcgant patterns,
best possible make. never been
sold for less than $3.50, special
bargain at..................
The evening world., 1895-08-01

Spend next SUNDAY at Niagara Falls Excursion
tickets only IS via West Shore X. II. Leave New
York A. NJ. b.t5. 1880 and 800 p. N. Saturday,"
The evening world., 1895-08-01
PROOF IS POSITIVE
THAT LYDIA E,. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Is Daily Curing Backache, Diz-
ziness, Faintness,I Irregu'arity
and all Female Co mpla'nts.
Intelligent women no longer doubt
the value Of Lydia +. Pnkham's Veg
etable Compound. 1t speedily relieves
irregularity, suppressed or painful
The evening world., 1895-08-01
In C0IOred Silks.

Two telling bargains at hand
Fancy Tafetas, neat figures.
new combinations. suitable FOR
waists and full costumes. a
good investment at SIC. and
l.2 per yard...........0~c. and
The evening world., 1895-08-01
An Index of Gentility.
X Mems Shirts.

Our goods and prices are
such as to make this PAR EX-
CELLENCE THE store of the
city for purchasers in this line.
The offerings this week are
specially attractive. In uarie-
ty, complete; in style, the best:
in price, these te,u quotations
WiN cOnuince:
The evening world., 1895-08-01
Shoes.

Ladies' Tan and Black Canvas
Bicycle Leggins ......
Russet and Russia Oyfords,
worth $50. 1000 pairs; may
walk off at..................
Ladies' Linen ONfords, brown
Leather Tip and Trimming,
worth sl.JJ.......................
The evening world., 1895-08-01

Comfort Makes for Contentmcnt.
The evening world., 1895-08-01

All varieties, and ALL RE
DUCED - LuStrous, dreamy
rich-yet hard to tell Whicj
is most attractive, the .fabri
or the prices.
All silk. black Brocaded Indias,
"a inches wide and choice de-
signs on every inch; usual SOC. r.
quality ......................... -
All silk. black Taffeta Plisse,
with handsome colored satin
stripes; some with black
stripes: the Old price. sl.2j; the n.
new. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
OF each Of tire above about 200 piece.
BUT THEY'RE TOO GOOD TO LAST