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New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
LEADERS AT VARIANCE.
wANsER AND wooLLEY TAKE UP ARMS
AGAINST COLONEL DICKINSON.

AGAINST COLONEL DICKINSON.
The Republican Committee OF Hudson County.
which has been rent by factonal fights In pre-
cincts and wards. is now disrupted by more
formidable division. Prominent leaders are no
longer in harmony and Postmaster Wanser
and Chairman Woolley are now arrayed against
Colonel Dickinson. The split occurred at the
convention. Dickinson favored the NOMINATION
Of Erwin for Sheriff but Wanser and Woohey
put ex-Freeholder Fagan in the race ana mace
an earnest effort TO secure the nomination. out
were unsuccessful.
The defeat Of Erwin has increased the ol'ter-
ness and 1t is alleged that the Woouey- w anser
faction did not give the support tc Erwin 10
which ne was entitled as the regular nominee.
1t is probable that there Will be a spirited con-
test between the factions al the primaries next
month VIXEN members of the County committee
will be elected, TO secure the controI OF inc
organization
Another evidence OF the existing dissatisfac-
tion and enmity is the charge of Committeeman
Morgan Thomas Of BayOnne against EDWARD
Mitchell who had charge Of the arrangements
for the ratification meetings Thomas, II is SAID
alleges that Mitchell did not eXpend the money
for the objects for which II was appropriated:
The complaint is not taken seriously, as Mltcneii
had less than 5000 10 spend and had hfteen
meetings and had TO pay hall rent. supply nre-
works and provide coaches for speakers, ana IN
some instances paid speakers.
The Organization Committee expected 10 near
the charges Tuesday, but a quorum was not
present and Thomas was absent
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
OBITUARY.
HENRY CLEMENTSON.

Henry Clementson. for many years the head OF
tbe Columbus DistilIery in Greenpoint died at his
home No. 3l6 Cumberand-st., on Tuesday night
from a complication Of diseases. He was born IN
Boston in 1856 OF English parentage. He went IN
early life TO Demerara. Fritsh Guiana, where ne
spent ten years managing the family estates IN
his return TO this country he built the Coiuhous w
T,t..ro-, erd u,as nresident Of the company until
IL was merged into the Distieres OF America
Returning last month in poor health from Ihe
West W 6cre he had spent the summer. he con
tracted typhoid fever. He was member or the
SbcricaI' Society of New York. the Manufacturers
seoniafion The oxford Club the Marine and Field
Gun of Brooklyn and the Winters Night Clup' OF
Flathush His widow survives nm.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
ROSSITER STANDS HIS GROUND.
HE TELLS SOUTH BROOKLYN PEOPLE THAT
THE RECENT RAPID TRANSIT CHANGES
ARE FOR THE GOOD OF THE SERVICE.

ARE FOR THE GOOD OF THE SERVICE.
x,rostdert Clinton l. Rossiter Of the Brooklyn
rand Transit Company gave a hearing yesterday
afternoon at o'clock TO committee composed OF
representatives Of the various organizations OF cu
zens in South Brooklyn who protesting against
the transfer system recently put into operation by
the company. The hearing was private one al
though Harry A. Hanbury. the chairman OF the
Cfzens' Committee asked that the reporters De al
lowed to remain In Mr.. Rossiter's ONCE Whle Ihe
conference was going The results OF the con
ference. according 10 Mr. Hanbury, were that MI
Rossiter said that the company oeheNeu tne
changes recently made to be for the good OF the
service. and he did not see any good reason lor
granting the demands Of the protesters
The committee was composed Of ex-AssemoIy-
man Parshan. ex-Assembyman Walter c DuracK'
Henry A. Hanbury Willis Van Nalkenourgh' 'ohI
p Farrell David Porter Daniel Moynahan, james
Masters ~ S. Scelman and William Eaoe 4"eS
demanded on the part OF the residents OF 0oU''
BROOKLYN that suburban passengers be allowed 10
choose whether they would take transfers 10 tne
surface lines or the elevated in continuing thei
tourney 10 the city At present transfers are gwen
only 10 the elevated roads at the terminals Oh 'e
latter The committee also wanted President KOS
sitter 20 promise 70 send all OF the elevatea Trains
tbrou0h 10 the end OF the line at SlXty-nIln-st q.
The committee will make It's report Io-pIs PIosnect a.
a mass meeting which Is TO De he4o III Pbis
Hall in Prospect-ave.. near ttth-GVe a. ' I
roaat,ng which IS expected 10 be a large one, al
Of the citizens who are dispeased win IN, 1I,o 80 "s
tbe transit system is being conducted Will ndxe d
oho,ce 10 show their d!spleasure. John T. fdrreI'
~ he raw Ridge and Fort Hamilton citizens AS
sociation Will preside. Assistant Corporatonn n CUIi.
- he Situation and Councilman William a PoyIe (y
ahu ,otsiative noint of view. Resolutions condemn
ing the service will be ihtroauCSu Su--1asentation Of
side Of the case before the state ran
road Commission which is TO give hearing Oh ths
subject al the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mdhha''aH' d
Sat
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
SHOUTING AND LAYING on OF HANDS.
rHB ANTICS OF A RELIGIOUS FANATIC LIKELY TO
GET HIM INTO DIFFIcTII.TY

rHB ANTICS OF A RELIGIOUS FANATIC LIKELY TO
GET HIM INTO DIFFICULTY.
Hackensack Nov. Is (SpeciaD.-John McClintock'
TIE dminutive disciple OF Mna9o7 T. Huntsman'
known as John the Baptist" is threatened with
proceedings that may terminate in his confinement
in an insane asylum because Of his recent eccen-
tricitles. John is so impressed with the idea that
he has 4 special mission lead the ungodly In the
vicinity OF the Lords Farm to the Saviour that ne
cannot resist the impulse prompting him to speak
10 such wherever he meets them These appeals 10
accept the salvation free 10 all are frequently ac-
companed with the laying OF his hands upon the
subject and loud cries OF Praise the LORD LOOK
TO the Lord and fee from the wrath 10 come.
McClintock has been evangelizing voclferousIy TOT
the last few DAYS and some OF those VINO nave
looked upon him with favor. including the Edltor
OF The Evening Record advise him 70 cooI h, h,s
demonstrations are often shown toward women;
John Is looked upon with disfavor by many, ana
his apprehension may be looked for in a few days
II he has another outbreak
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
TROLLEY WIRE CAUSES EXPLOSION
AN ITALIAN INJURED THROUGH A PECULIAR
COMBINATION OLE CIRr1rMsr ANcrs

Di4>AilON Of CIRCUMSTANCES.
peculiar accident happened yesterday at noon
IN Mytue-ave'. between Throop and Sumner aves.
trolley wire broke and fell TO the street striking
the wet rail of the trolley track and establishing
complete circuit. The shaft OF fame that re-
suited ignited the gas in an old gas main which
was being dug up by q gang Of italian aborers
employed by the Brooklyn Union Gas Company.
Inc main was twelve inches in diameter and was
TWO and half feet below the surface in Myrtle
ave The main was closed at the Throop-ave. end.
and no suspicious were entertained that there was
any dead gas In the main. When the cross wire
1ell there was fash OF vivid light and a terrific
explosion followed. Owing to the shallowness Of
ana they all retired in hurry to safe distance:
Win the exception OF Davonni Gironi. OF No. 81
Unon-ave., who was injured by the explosion. and
was taken out by his fellow workmen in uncon-
Hospital.
The explosion caused wholesale destruction OF
windowpanes In the neighborhood. besides delay
ing traffic In the street for an hour.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
FATHER CUMISKEYS WILL FILED.

The will OF Father Thomas F. Cumiskey for
nery assistant pastor Of St. Maachys Church,
was fled for probate yesterday by Frank Y. Nc
cstry the lawyer. who is named as the executor.
TIE testator gives all his real property, II any TO
the Rev William I. Blake. chaplain OF St. Vim
cents Home for Boys. at No Poplar-st.. for the
benefit OF the home He left no real estate, now
ever the provision having been put in the will 90
a. 10 cover any property he might Inherit IN case
s survived his father He leaves about 1900 In
PERSONAL property. TO Father Blake the testator
gives his library, with the exception OF the works
o. Cardinal Newman. which TO go 10 Father
Henry Fitzgerald. Other personal chattels are DIS
trbuted among his friends ana old assoclates.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
SHERIFF RUEuPLER IN OFFICE.

Carl II. Ruempler the Sheriff OF Hudson
County. entered upon his duties yesterday. Sheriff
Alexander Mclean. who was appointed by Gov
error VOORHEES, when Sheriff Heller died Will
eisb nm the business OF his brief term az his office
in the Weldon Building Jersey City
Both the incoming and the outgoing Sheriff re-
ceiyed q ba sEet OF flowers from the old and new
employees OF the office. who were the same except
In the ca se OF two clerks. John j. Heavey who was
f-rder Sheriff for Mr. Heller was continued by Mr..
Mclean and has been reappointed by Mr. Ruemp-
Ter. ,., e,,.. ~ - -
Charles Mason and O K. Gardner Peter Wedin
and Frederick Crandall. whom they succeeded, Will
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
CApTTRED AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS.

Mount Holly, Nov. is (speciaD.-Detective Ellis
H Parker Of Wrightstown, one OF the youngest
detectives in the State captured William Riley at
Princeton last night and the prisoner is now in
the iail here He occupies the cell from which
ne made his escape sixteen years ago.
Riley was indicted by the Grand Jury and con-
victed OF stealing horse and wagon, but he
Is A burly negro. and weighed 200 pounds when he
got away. After saving some OF the crossbars
IN tho window he had 20 grease his body In order
10 get through He accumulated a lot OF grease
from the SOUP supplied by the Sheriff. He IS the
first prisoner received by Sheriff Fenton.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
10 ENLARGE ITS. PLANT.

rbs New-York and Queens Light and Power
company intends TO increase the size OF IT'S plant
in Flushing The Flushing Gas ana Electro Ign,
C,orrrsrv and the Newtown Gas and Electric Light
Csurary were recently consolidated with the New
york and Queens Light and Power COMPANY, unger g
~ later name with capital OF NVvoW me
tne Intends 10 enlarge its plant, SO that II
90 ppicb, the old towns OF Flushing and Newtowh
Enr,v miles OF new gas mains are 10 De iaIn
he territory.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
rtopryG cOUPLE PENTTENT.

New-Brunsw,ck. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-A month ago
pobArt Cooper a married man. and Mrs. Johnson
Lake eloped from Kingston, near New-BrunsWIek.
A week after they were read out of their church
by the pastor. the Rev Fergus A; Dennis 80, No% ~,
funds and want 10 return home. Mr.; Lake to-day
rrsceiyed q letter from his wife, who Is staylh
- Mr. Cooper's sister In New-York. stating that
Cooper left her week ago ana Sne iele
oranhed his wife 10 return II is said tnat cooper
Sae already made overtures 10 his wife.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
AFFECTS ORANGES COMMON COUNCIL.
FOLLOWING JUSTICE DIXoN's DECISION. PREsi'
DENT LErHBRIDGE WILL RETIRE

Orange Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-The opinion ~ hahasu
doun Yesterday by Justice Dixon OF the Supreme
Court at Trenton In the OF Alexander Christie
against the city OF Bayonne declaring that the act
OF March l5 1892. under which Bay elects
president OF It's Common Council Is uncohsutu-
SonsI atfects Ghe CITY OF Orange as well. Tne act
provides tnat any city of the second class whicn.
AZ the next municipal election after the passage "
the act adopts its provisions shall elect presldeilt
OF the Common Council at an annual salary equal
10 one-half OF that paid to the Mayor ,,
At The municipal election OF 1892 Immediately
after the passage Of this act its provisions were
nresident Since then the presidents OF the Com-
mon Council have been regularly elected. The pres
ant Incumbent is George Lethbridge, Democrat
aud a man OF high character - =, ,,
Under this decision OF the Supreme Court r ne VIII
az once retire and the Common Council VIII De
connelled 10 20 back 10 the old practice. as laid
down in the charter OF the city. OF electing pre-
siding officer from its own members.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
RJc8ARDsOy WILL CONTEST.

Elizabeth. Nov. Is (speclaD.-The contested pavid
richardson will case will be decided on December
bv Judge Vail In the Union County Orphans
Court. The arguments will be made BY the op-
poslng LAWYERS and new administrator appointed
for the estate There two wills, one mace N
isI2 and the other made in 1883. The hrst WIZ al
Of the testator while the second gives nearly the
entire estate 10 the youngest daughter oarah
Mr' Richardson was a lamp manufacture and
lived al Roselle The estate is estimated 10 Do
worth about $50 700.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
VERDIcTs IN TROLLEY DAMAGE SUITS

Richard NJ. Harrington yesterday received Ver-
dict for s25 900 damages for personal Injuries In his
euit against the Brooklyn. Queens County and Su-
burban Railroad Company. Martin W. Ltueton
WAS the attorney for the railroad company.
John Keifrert sued for NCeO DANCES 10 LOT pei PeI
road Company and yesterday received Neruict
for
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
GETS $50. SUED FOR $4,000.

Aineola Long Island. Nov. l5.-Homer W. smith
Ias' evening received verdict OF 30 ana cos'S
ssainst Paul Wiedman the brewer. smith sueo lo'
See0 for false Imprisonment He formerly con
Quoted a bottline business and claimed that the
bSfewer had him arrested for disposing OF ,~3
,no. ,rOsses which not included IN the c"d''ei
'-''Ngage which the brewer held.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
GARDEN CITY HOTEL TO BE REBUILT.

Sarden City. Long Island. Nov. l5-G. L. Huooeh'
superintendent Of the Garden City Company, TO-
Gay stated that the company intended TO erect
.lne motel on the site OF the one destroyed by nre
SnSrdI months ago. There was report tnat the the
sss,psHy dio not intend 70 rebuild, but MI HupDeta
Sa;;ls tnat soon as the insurance on the burned
,Dui.qing is adjusted the company will give It's at
NNoh 10 erecting a structure
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
MEMORIAL BELL PRESENTED.

Jamaica Long Island. Nov l5.-George E. THY
4, eo,rg 70 present TO the Methodist Episcopal
church here bell in memory Of his son. Captain
George II. Tilly. of the Signal Corps who was
killed in The Philippine Islands Mr THY mas
given the order for the bell to the Meneeys & bel'
EEnnaDy m TROY y Y. and 1t If now being mace
Sontain T,1y's body is on ts way nome from IA
The philippines Jamaica ana II ls e1peSeeI g., ,, ~
have the bell in the tower OF the cHu'1" '' ~
20 Toll out the funeral service; 4, ,.,,,o..
rbs bell will bear the following ihscripuoh'
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
TEACHERS PATROLLS APPRoTED.

Henry " Maxwell. chairman OF the FINANCE
Committee OF the Brooklyn School Board. yesterday
r,ro,,ed the pavrolls OF teachers salaries under
the June schedule for October. The amount rs Is
s3rs 31q ~ The payrolls have been ior"aroeo "
the Hoard OF Education In Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
ropE RrvORS ABOUT A SHIPYARD.

II is again rumored in Whitestone that shipyero
&, 80 hs built on the property of the Whitestone
1,orq.. and CONSTRUCTION Company II is said that
the Cramps. Of Philadelphia. and the Union Iron
works OF San Francisco. nave combined to con-
struct the yard None OF the oifclals OF the aie E
$50 s.tu Forge and Construction Company could oe
seem Yesterday but much faith is placed In the
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
IN THE ENEMYS CAMP.

A Salvation Army corps has taken possession Of
a aoor above a liquor saloon at No. l30 Hudson-st
Hoboken and the captain announces that she in
tends to drive the propretors Of the place out OF
business Above the Salyationst's meeting room
&c a 10 cent lodging house. and the soldiers are not
irving 10 hide the secret that they would like 10
oct possession OF that too for the purpose OF con-
Sucting a Salvation Army refuge for homeless
men. 49,. 49,. 40 -, tr,a,A 90
evacuate II they can help IT,. while the Salyation-
go contend tnat prayer in time VIII compel them
10 give up what the soldiers call an unhoiy ousi-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
A NEW BATTALION CHIEF.

The Fire Commissioners OF Jersey City have pro-
NOTED Captain George Dingler TO the rank OF Bat
talon Chief The Board has a Democratic major
ty and Dingler is Republican but he has a
splendid record. He was the senior candidate, has
never had a charge preferred against him and has
never used tobacco nor alcoholic stimulants
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
N prDUCE ITS CAPITAL STOCK.

The New-Jersey state Agricultural Society WIZ
meet at Newark next MONDAY ana pass 'e'u.u -
M 80 reduce the capital stock 70 per cent The
a,,oi stock is 10000 and the reduction VIII make
- coo so The association recently sold the Waverly
FaIr Grounds 10 the Essex PARK commission toE
&c s0o II mas been decided 10 pay 10 the STOCK
SoiSers $3.50 OF this money and make the reduc-,
ton In stock This will be SIS 90 on each snare Oh
stock OF the par value OF 30 IL Is susgesteu ,na
- sbe society chooses continue its annual fairs
bgr
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
NEARING ADMIRALTY CASES.

United States Judge Edward b. Thomas opened
an admiralty term in the United states Court yes
terday morning There are nity-ohe cases on '"v %
,1-ao- ga the term will be continued until all
are disposed OF. 49,. .o,,r, u,as closed ON
Tuesday, and civil term VIII De oPe"eu y"
cember 8.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
SHUTS TO HAVE A RECOUNT.

Freehold, Nov. IS CspeciaD.-James f. Desnan
representing Jacob c. SHUTS OF shrewsbury, the
s,a,ad Democratic candidate for Sheriff OF Mon
,nou,h County applied TO Judge Collins to-day for
recount OF ballots SHUTS vas was declared eel beaten
cc33,didate and believes that alleged errors Will
,,rn the result in his favor. The recount Will take
nIsce on Monday before Justice Collins.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
MRS. ISABEL SINY-HoYT AGAIN A BRIDE.

o.. MS Isabel sinn-Hoyt. proprietor OF the Montauk
rHeatre and daughter Of the late Colonel william
Z" SIM was married yesterday morning TO EDWARD
~ ~ heeht' who is engaged in the insurance business
Ne ceremony performed at the Driqe 'in n1ne
~, ~ "a 81 Jamess Place by the Rev. j h whey;
ctstVf or the Nostrand Avenue Methodist EplsSoPaI
"uich Mr.. and Mrs Hocht have gone oou'n IVI P
hone IN Rronkivn
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
1NnIGNANT AT KELLYS ACTION

The Columbia Club, an organization having a
membership Of one hundred will II is said place
a ticket In the field at the town election in Wee
baUken next spring for the purpose OF teaching
a lesson 10 Simon Kelly known as the King OF
Weehawken." and leader OF its Democracy.
The members are particularly incensed because
~ The statement alleged 10 have been made by
Vr Kelly that ne has already made up the slate
Tor Counclmen next spring and say that they in
tend 10 remind him forcibly that It Is not well TO
count chickens before they are hatched'
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

Elizabeth Nov Is (speciaD.-Margaret Brady,
nine years old, was burned TO death her
mothers farm in Union Township yesterday after
noon The girls clothing caught fire from bon
fire which she had started In order 10 warm her
self Her father John Brady, was killed year
ago last September by being run over al Waverly
by his own farm wagon The horse attached 20
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
nIrD Suddenly IN THE STREET.

possa,c Nov. Is (speciaD William seidel. OF
WaIlington. thirty-hve years old. had an attack OF
heart failure in Main-st this afternoon. ne Ie" ~
heat1 tsn,aTx and eied Immediately. He leaves
wife and several children
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
PROTECTING A UNION TRADE MARX.

Justice w. n. Smith, in the Supreme Court mas
Granted 10 Miles F. Mcfarland. as president OF
'he Horse shoers' Natio 1al Protective Associa-
uon, No. i2, OF Brooklyn. permanent injunction
restraining Steve Mcdonald. OF No. 3B Gates-ate.,
nom using the trade mark used by the meihoers
~ the association VINO are in good standing
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
RRorBERHO0D OF ST. ANDREW.

The November Conference Of the Newark Local
Assembly, OF the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew, VIII
he hold AZ Trinity Chapel Rector-st,, Newark. on
Monday at S o. m. The subject for discussion VIII
be The brotherhood Of ST. Andrew; Its Resources
Its Liabilities"
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
nrrOR4TIyG THE HOUSE.

Washington. Nov. Is (spec!aD.-To Chief Clerk
browning, a prominent citizen OF New-Jersey' Is
due the activity which is fast putting the House Oh
REPRESENTATIVES, in handsome array Tor the cohVeh-
ing OF the LVIth Congress
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
HOME on 4 FCRLOUGR.

Passaic. Nov Is tspecaD.-Dr f. H. sparren-
berger a surgeon in the volunteer service, is home
from Havana on n short furlough he has been
ardered 10 the Philippines.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
EK-NAYOR GLEASON IN COURT.
SAYS HIS ARREST is THE RESULT OF POLITICAL
FEUDS

Ex-Mayor P. J. Gleason. who was arrested on
TUESDAY night on complaint Of Magistrate Edward
Bealev Of Far Rockaway. on a charge OF assault.
appeared In court yesterday before Magistrate
Smith. in Long Island City, TO answer the charge
He was accompanied by his counsel. ex-Corpora-
ton Attorney Thomas p. Burke.
Gleason entered plea Of not guilty. and hts
eounsel waived examination. and his case was sent
10 the Court OF Special Sessions which meets IN
jamaica Ball was fixed at $500. and no date was
set for the trial ~ ,
Gleason says that his arrest was the outcome OF
the late political feud in Queens County. Before
election Gleason supported Dawson, the Repuh-
Ncan candidate for District Attorney and bitterly
opposed Merrill the Democratic candidate. who is
a friend OF Magistrate Healey. There was much
PERSONAL abuse in this canvass and the political
enemies Of Gleason threatened 70 get even athougn
Merrill elected.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-16
GAS COMPANY DIRECTORS REFLECTED

at the annual meeting OF the directors OF the
Sfookiyn Union Gas Company held on Tuesday
ihs following directors were reelected: William
Tockefellsr. Henry r. Rogers, David @. Leggett.
SSahles Jourdan. Henry w. Cannon, EiVertoh H.
~napman and George B. Wilson.
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