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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
THE SUN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1899.

have made no arrests for any Of these infrac-
lions Of the law and II 10 certain they vii not.
=, The Republicans are at the mercy o. .ns
even afraid to protest. as II would mean IN
many instances certain death. Judge Red;
En' Ia, As .o o fS St an, s or
A man close to William doebel said here this
S"sn ABOUT ,eG $685. Of va and
that many other thousands o. dollars been
SECURED from Other sources 9nd used. m o,.o.
tion returning board In this State was finished
In Lexington tonight, whom, after two days OF
was. forced TO accept q Republican IRE
clnct. decreasing Gosbel's majority In this
fFeSny from 81 & POL nd e.sI.E shs
tonight are loud in their praise OF state sena n
las onrSt the osSei election w law and who
was elected At the Citizens mass meeting
Thursdsy night TO lead The nxh! again,t the
out certain precincts and refuse to count re-
Jogtsd ballots in Others.
The fght began yesterday morning 10 no the
eSS:eircult nudge ard one q tho hes, LAWYER. u
every point up to this afternoon and i was
feared they were going 10 override the law to
,hssnd; Every teehnieei',y was taken adran g.,
Investigating the stealing Of the ballot
and brought before the CSmmi..ioner.. 1t had
cratic cl$ri had %ssiss,od to .isn his name 70
arguments in favor OF counting these
H%'eH nS snn ocs. had rfpe@ sn..d
10 conduct the election. unless the ehallsnRers
would leave the voting booth, The citizen,
after. ejecting the Gocb.l men. carri-d on the
election aud turned In tho bn1 and
s o.%s Ea w de saGF III.
chissmcnt OF the voters Of this district would
rest upon the shoulders ~ Judge Morton as
Morton decided that tho pr.clnct should Be
counted.
The managers OF William Goebol have been
ths., had the na aG o. one Of the ls can
Wson pasted On , Rta TR isf law s say. nSme name;
cannot he pasted on ballots. but 1t does not sny
that ballot on which names are pasted is
properly printed thereon. =. Good lawyers
here hold that 50 FAR az Wilson's name !.
Ss s.. h ar. S Ss d y S1 the but fss
q Wlson = name on the blank space set apart
for the candidates for tho ofIlce to which he
IL the managers for Gosbsl attempt tn throw
out this county their efforts will be resisted IN
the courts or otherwise. II necessary. and a
nght viii he made not to GO behind the re-
turns. The feeling against Gosbel is growing
and It Ia moro than likely that many Of this
the State in the final round with the state
Election Com N issionsrs will refuse to dc
his bidding as the County Com N issions RI
have refused today and yesterday.
II 10 the general opinion that the reason the
Goebel Election Commissioners In the variou.
atrai to do otS.r%.e would nave COST COST the hem
theirliyeS In some oi the counties to have m ads
naRrantly unfair decisions. They saw the big
mass meetings and they heard the talk thn,
was freely made about hanging them II they
did not do their duty.
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Death Of william II. Hume.

William H. Hume died yester'Ay OF pneu-
monia at his homo S2 East Seventy ninth
street. He was the son OF merchant OF this
city and was born here In 1894. He began to
prepare himself for tho practice OF law. but on
account OF Ill health entered instead the
office OF John Rich, n prominent archi-
tect OF the time. Nearly forty years
ago he began business for himself
afterward tax ing his son Frederick into part
nsrship, Among the buildings designed by
him are the Hotels Netherlands and Norman
die. the Emisrant.. lndu.trial and North River
savings banks. the Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum and the Masonic Hsme at Utica.
He was also director and trustee. OF several
Commercs. He was director Of the Lotus
Cu0. His wife. who was Miss Elizabeth H.
Norris OF this CITY, and four children. William
Hume survive him.
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sHor NJ 1.-THE sTEARiNG Dominica
serEeant-at-Arms westerhoh TrIes to Take
sGun from James Van BIarcom.

serEesnt-at-Arms Westerhoh Tries to Take
aGun from James Van Blnrcom.
PATERSON. n j.. Nov. ll.-ssrgeant- at. Arms
Bernard Westerhof OF the District Court. was
shot and seriously wounded at tho Grape
vine Hotel to-day by James Van Blarcom.
known as the Swearing Dominic" OF
Bergen county. Van Blarcom has boon
arrested number OF times for swearing
and Invariably In court he defended his right
TO do 90. This cost him considerable money
aud he never won. A dozen years aRo he inher-
tied $1,000 from his father who was OF an old
Bergen county family. He built large hotel al
Oakland and lost m oney. II 10 said, In that aad
other ventures. Recently Ia tired Of Bergen
county and became the proprietor OF the Grape
vile Hotel at West Twenty seventh etreet
and the River Road. 10 bought furniture Oh
Lockwood Brothers L Co. and that arm took
out An execution against him.
Wsstsrhon accom- panied by two OF the firms
men attempted TO serve the execution to-day.
and threatened to shoot any one who touched
his furniture Westerhoir att-m pied to take the
gun from him and In tho struggle Van BLAIR
com. IL 10 said. pulled both triggers at . mo-
ment when the gun pointed to Nssterhon. Wss.
terhon's clothing was burned and torn and shot
from both barrels lodged in his right breast
and side. The wounded m an was tax en- homo.
lie VIII probably recover unless blood poisoning
Van Barcom led. He 10 thought to be In
hiding In the Preaknsss Mountains Police de-
tectives are In pursuit. The man OF oaths who
was once q preacher Of local fame In Bergen
county. 10 55 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
moro RyGRhVERs STRIKE
Demanded nm Increase of Wages by From
10 To 80 Per Cent.

10 To ID fer GENT.
A general strike OF tho members Of Photo En-
gravers Union. No. I, which Is a branch of tho
Allied Printing Trades went into effect yos,-r.
day morning shortly after midnight in twenty
Ex establishments in this city. About 600 NJ N
In all quit work TO enforce the demands Of the
union which were n minimum wage scale Of Sol
a week and S2i a week for photographers who
work after =. NJ. Among the Arms affected
were the GAlvano.Typc Engraving Company
the Electric Light Engraving Company, Henry
{. Jones. the Central Bureau Of Engraving tho
Company and the Gill Engraving Company
The photo epgraycrs had been getting SIS
a week. Some Of the Arms say the first intima
uon they had Of the new demands was last Mon
day. when an agreement was thrust before them
with the demand that II be signed before Wed
ncsday. The dcmnad was refused, but no strike
took place until Yesterday morning.
Typographical Union No. u, which IL par
Of the Allied Printing Trades. declined 10 strike
In sympathy with the photo engrsvcrs'
The principal employing Arms have an asso
citation and decided 10 resist thr dcnl"nda ClGr
encc browning proprietor OF tn" Ghlvhno
Type Engraving Company, said last night to a
Sun reporter
Though The strike came uncS pcCtcdly we wcr,
able 10 get non union men enough 10 fill our en-
most Of them small ones, have granted the do
mands but the rest Of them will resist II they
have 10 shut down for n month There will b'
no difhcuty in getting. men from other cities
By Monday afternoon expect " have all the
men want"
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srxRVED Mn. MzRsH's DOG.
Long Hunt for Poisoner Reveals q Case
of Neglect.

c,rrxv,cv Cam yov ,,-rr,,tp u..
.,. NN"'',' - 80 n"s"
ot4iS broadway. who lives with his wife at
Hotel Dayatl. Broadway aud Fi,y-second
.tra., ~ yorL has .,,,, hurJrads =, a.,
s'Ir,t' w" io'H, nov =, 'ns h""u,euS Oh aol
lars In Asfertalning what caused the death OF
his St. Bernard dog Ponto. In March last.
A. l,st h. k,ow. Jo... NJ T,r,..r
~ vs. u" y" ia'''e''
foreman and carstaler OF Mr.. Marsh's summer
residence at Genville IN this town pleaded
ruiltv in III. Bo,nuah Court her. ,o.d., =,
H""'' ~ NV WV "u"' Vi
starving me 70 death Dy appropEiating
food bought for Il to his own use. At there
ou.st Of Mr.. Marsh Judge Burns su.ospdad
.on,.noo wh,cs n.. a. =, t5nn =, $50 80.
sentence ~hicn WI" hhe Of sooO or one year
imprisonment. Nr. Marsh told the Judge that
tAe dog. death had broken the heart. O, him.
-, 80 sh a. ~ y, MN
ser qua W"e' ana nc uio NOT "sh 10 MAKE the
prisoners mother and sweetheart suffer In q
lIls manner
AZ. 49, .,d ,h. do, Il, hi. - D.,
MI harSn nad the Jog 10 MS possession Tor
several wears. aud as there we're no children in
his household II became n great net Lmo,v
,,Iot.s :, ,-o,,is -. ,t.a. IL.
ot"er ''rhS |" """'u never pace its paws on
Dir. Marsh when he was dressed In his best
clothes. Last fail he oft the dog ia T,ryer.v's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
THE CYRUS W<kEFIKLD SAFE
Arrives in San Francisco 2Io Days Ont
Capt. Henry's Death Accidsntalp


SAN FRAscIsco. Nov. 1.-THE ship Cyrus
Wakefield Of New York. which has been so
long overdue that 20 per cent re.insuranc.
was paid on her. arrived to-day. 218 days out.
In charge OF Capt. Chapman OF the disabled
snip John Il. Kelly. which was left at Port
Stanley. Steward Thomas vsaga OF the ship
corroborates the story OF the murder OF Cant.
Henry BY First Mate Williams son, which vss
first given out by Ave sailors from the Wake.
hsld. who recently arrived at Port Townsend.
The stewards story, which IL not conclusive.
10 a. follows:
On June Is. about o'clock In the morning.
Mate Williamson came out OF the carpenter,
room with hammer 10 his hand. He and tina
captain had quarreIled ever since tho
ship left New York. heard them 1uarrelling
that morning. soon the mate returned and
So,iced blood on the head Of the hammer.
iofetc the captain down When the .S eapt n,%
weak. His head was bloody ard he a Scr resg
Johnston not 20 leave him. showing a great
ayers2n to Williamson. Soon after he died.
Johmmston not to leave him alone
~ rWhen tn" ship reached Port stanley Mate
as the log said Capt Hrnrys death WAS ncr nee.
nenta'. the Consul acc"pi"d This az evidence
Williamson and iive sailors who were on deck
AZ tn" tim" this captain was mortaly hur: loft
the vessel at Port STANLEY"
The log BOOK entry on the captains death
was; juno 10. heavy gal~s with tromepdons
seas. One sea washed Capt Henry OF the uunr-
terieck and drove nm upon thu main hatch
injuries that proved fatal in a f.w minutes
Capt. Chapman and officers of shin unite in
saying that Can't H-nry's death was ncci-
dental The ship suffered severely in a
storm, The starboarl rail was carried away
as we! rs all sails on tho ptarboa RI
side. When Capt. Chapman came into Port
STANLEY with the John X. Kelly he assumed
charge or the Cyrus Wakefield and brought the
ship safely around the Cape
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4 BoY HANGS HIMSELF.

Gave Up His job at Nacy's Saying He
Didn't Like It-Had Pains In the Head.
BENJAMIN H. Davis the seven year old son OF
Mrs Margaret Davis OF lol Cornelia street. Brook
lyn committed suicide yesterday by hanging
himself To n trnnsom in his home, lie was enl-
ployed AZ a drivers helper In Mays drygoods
store lie didn't like the work and SO told his
mother Mrs Davis advised him 10 keep the
place rs long IN he could.
The boy went 10 work aa usual yesterday morn
ing. Two hours later he returned and told hts
mother he had given up his job Mrs, Davis said
nothing TO him She went out at noon and was
absent nearly two hours On her return she
found the boy hanging by a clothcsline 10 u tran.
som OF his bedroom door Nrighbors told lhe
return the hoy was in the hall Of the house and
appeared 10 be happy, MIR, Davis said last night
that lately the boy had complained Of pains in
his head
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Tv.pty.ons CITY Job, Handed Out.

Mayor Van Wyck has appointed from the
civil service list. ten sealers OF weights and
measures at $3.50 a year salary each, and
nine inspectors OF weights and measures
at Sl,2OO year each. as follows;
Seal.rs. william c. Wheaton. John ".
Smith. Daniel O'Shea. Alison i. ostrander.
Albert Lu,z. Lee J. Mills. John H. Smith,
sylvester j., Tormsy., James J. Sullivan.
S ashyy T Tsomas F. MS1SsS Joseph fs:
gerald, Cornelius 4, Sturls, Thomas .Hy-
land, Frederick II; TiGhs. ,qeoIge ". Hart.
W. l.. Watson has been appointed deputy
rsSeiv.r taxes In Qussns. atS2 600 ayear.
rapher for tho Eleventh Municipal Court at
~ ONO n YEAR
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Astronomers Have Arranged for Thirteen
Cameras TO Photograph tho Flight.

New HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 11,-Yale aRtrono-
mers have completed plans for an extensive
series o. observations on the shower Of m eteors
which will begin on Monday. notable assist
ant at their experiments will lie John 4 Lewis
OF Ansonia. the first person who ever photo
graphed meteor PROT +. l.. Chase. the as-
trOnomsr who has In charge OF the photo-
graphic work, said this evening:
We have placed in position thirteen cam
eras seven nt the main Yale observatory,
six at the branch station IN Camden. and we
shall expose p hteS IRON twenty to thirty min
utcs during The bright moonlight. Alter tho
moon sets we shall expose the plates from two
10 three hours We do not feel certain that
any part ~ tho shower will be- vslbe from
American obseryatorics. hut we arc certain
that mono will be visible before II O'Clock on
any night. We expect that tho bright est
shower will be seen on Wednesday morning
some time after midnight"
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NINE MHy INJURED.
breaking of a Mould FILLED with Molten
steel In Newark.

steel In Newark.
A large mould In the foundry building Of tho
Atha 4 IinEworth Steel Works in Newark
broke yesterday Just as It had been 1sd
with molten steel TO make a base plate for
the new East River bridge. Ado2en n en- were
standing around the flask and another wns
perched over 1t manipulating the ladle from
an electric crane. Flames gushsi out In every
direction from under the broken mould. and
ak men and boy on the ground we're more or
lsss seriously burned about the face hands
and chests. while the man on the travelling
crane was almost roasted before he could DO
drawn out OF the way
THIS mao was James Proctor. aged 81. Of Il
Monroe street The others are Michael kcly
sC-d ! I. 10 q, Narket street: Edward lough-
man. aged y, nt21 Mott street.: Matthew Far
ley. 80. OF ~; dsxazjhe street: Henry Plger,
-. " luj tum"ru strset Henry Rupp. So Of
~ Merlin sir"etl 'nlllp BROOKS OF ~ vincent
street: Charles Dumb slightly Richard Doyle
~ ~. Fillmore street. slightly. Most of the
Injured men are being treated In the Newark
hospital
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TEACHERs' EoUAL RIGHTS.
Proposed LAW to Override the Boards of
New York. Buffalo and Albany.

The fourteenth annual dinner Of tho Associa-
ton Of Graduates OF New York State Norm al
schools was held at tn Hotel Marlborough last
night Covers were laid for lO5 guests.
Speeches were made by l. i. poucher
Of Osuego. Nyron =. scudder OF New Patz.
Thomas E. Finnegau Of the State Supsrin-
tendents Office at Albany. and Assem- lyman
Edward H. Fallows. ylr Falluws devoted the
greater part OF his speech to the discussion OF
the equal rights" movement that the teach
srs are beginning TO aGitate He pointed
out that 1t was unfair that a Normal School
certificate should be accented as quail
rcation In every city Of the Siate
with the exception Of New York. Buff
ialo and Albany. and declared that Il
should to accepted IN those elites a. well. He
added that II the teachsrs would agitate the
matter so a 8 To get pu bio sentiment aroused
he would be pleased to introduce a bill TO cover
the matter at the next session OF the legisla-
pauss.
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Assets of s4e4 200 Worth Only SIC. 900.

PORTLAND. Me. Nov. 1.-the creditors Of
Woodbury. 4 MoultDn. bankers. tonight
received the preliminary report 81 tho as
siGnces. II shows total liabilities Of sS37 900.
OF which S775.4O 10 secured by collateral.
whose value the assigneos estimate at
100000, Among the assets are CORPORATION
securities whose face value Is St2i.3Ii. and
than SlO.OuO in tho open market. The esti-
mntnd market value Of total unrledged assets
II $53.OOO. No trace OF Edward +. Dserng.
the receiving teller. who disappeared sunday,
has been found.
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Surgeons and Nurses Sail To-day to Jsia
the American Hospital Ship.

the American Hospital Ship.
The Atlantic Transport Line steamer Mesabs
will sail this afternoon, having among her pas
sengcrs three surgeons and hve trained nurses
who will serve on the hospital ship N Aine. which
the Association OF American Ladies' In London.
represented by Lady Randolph Churchill. 10
sending out 10 South Africa About thirty more
will follow next week. The trained nurses sail
Tag today are Miss NJ T. Hubbard, who is in
charge OF the party, and Miss Virginia Ludo-
vcan and Miss Margaret j Mcpherson Tho
surgeons ar" DIR George Eugene Dodge Of i54
West Eighty fourth street DR. u ~ Hcth Rod
man Of 2 West Eighty eighth street, and IN
Charles Henry Weber Of Philadelphia
The party VIII take an ambulauce selected
OF army experience" II rs sent ~ u personal
gift " Mrs Whitcaw Reid 20 whom Lady Ran
dolph Churchill and her English associatcs have
ntrustcd the entire work Of selecting the American
personnel for the hospital snip This ambulance
Marsh
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Bald winSyiie Lawyer Missing Since Election
Day

BALDwINsvILLE, ~ Y, Nov. ll.-Lawyer
Frank 7, Tuger OF this place mys'criously dsap-
peared last Tuesday night, and his friends fear
that something serious has happened to him.
lie was in SyTs,uW on election day and returned
home on the last trolley car That's get herr about u
O'Clock, lie got of and starred for home but
returned TO the car again, and said he wanted 10
him that he was in Baldwinsviile, whereupon
Tuger got OIL and has not been heard Of since
Search has been made in Syracuse and here, in
Guiding the river aud canal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
ALABAMA REPUBLICANS MEET.
Leaders Hold . Conference and Commend
MeKinisy's Administration.

MeKinisy's Administration.
BIRMISGHAM. Ala. Nov. l1.--Nearly one hun
drsd and NIFTY Republicans from various
districts iu tho State attended con-
ference here to-day. called by Chairman
william Vaughan OF tho State Executive
COMMITTEES Chairman Vaughan announced his
candidacy for reelection and spoke OF the sue
cesstul adm nistration OF President Mckinley.
On local matters. he said the Republicans could
not stand one ian coyernment. limiting at Col.
William Ioungbiood. the National Committee
man from this state. whose friends met a
couple OF weeks ago and did not invite tho
bu,k OF the party leaders IN the state.
The Mckinley adm !nistrsti0n waS en- Hcs
Pre,ident Hobart Mark Hanna was men
TONED and tn. recent election throughout
the country was spoken OF as s naSnSn
was endorsed and tho ,meeting OF Oct
~ was condemned. 4 full state ticket was
years election.
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1eI DIVORCE CASES IN BARryoRp.
Forty..even of Them VIII he Heard in
January-Mrs Margaret Morgan'sCsse.

FOrty-seNen OF Inc" WIN DO IN
JanuAry-Mrs. Margaret Morgan's Case.
HARTFORD Conn. Nov. ll.-There are l24
divorce eases fled for trial at tho coming
terms Of the Superior Court opening in
January. during which month ior;y.ssysn
will be heard. This is nearly 3d. per
cent NJ all cases awaiting trial
The majority are asked on the ground
o. deser;ion. Habtual iutcmperanc- comes
next. with cruelty and lnadr!ity rOrking third
and fourth. A case OF exceptional inter-
est Is that OF Mrs MARGARET Morgan
against DR., Sidney Morgan. a well-kaown
Hartford physician. The latter obtained
u divorce in Dakota on the ground OF cruelty,
hut his wife intends To fight the legality
OF the Dakota decree in this stare
and applies for a divorce OF her own
on the ground OF inhtelty. introducing doe
uments 10 show that dvorc" was
granted TO "A New York man in which case Or
Morgan agured as the ro-responIent This v III
be the irS' case ever testing the legal ty OF
Dakota divorces in this state.
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TAYLOR'S CHANCES BRIGHT.
DkMoCBd TIC FIGURES Stow THAT
HE WAS ELECTED GOVERNoR.

OsIy Tweuty-sevan Counties to he Heard
from in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no icial
Figures show that Taylor Will Over
come Goebel's Lead A. Cases OF Fraud.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov 11.-ofi1eial returns
from ninety-two counties give Goebel plur-
alty OF 7. 1893. There are twenty seven counties
outstanding, of which nineteen are Republi-
can and eight Democratic. According to I'M
official returns. claimed by tho Democrats. the
missing counties show these m ajorities:
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WARNING TO RITULLIsIs.
Bishop of London Threatens to Suspend
Three Recalcitrants in His Diocese.

sp,cia, Crtt DsrpatoA 10 The suS.
LosDoS. Nov 1l.-Although the Archbish-
ops decision at the Lambeth Conference
against the use OF incense and portable lights
Is generally obeycd In London. three OF the
forty "A .", Tor. are still rscalcltrants. The
Bishy. ~ Irn.um hes Informed them that
they mss. i.r..aith abandon their practices
or he would suspend Thorn for two years. The
rocalcitrauts refuse to reveal their attentions.
one remarking that Bishops do not always
carry out their threats.
There are signs elsewhere that perhaps there
will BE- .ufticient ritualistic opposition to force
Mr. Balfour to fulfil his promise at the next
session 20 deal with the question leGislatively
4, the disciplinary efforts OF the Bishops are
not effective.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Ahearn 4. Gicausl's Place.

Fire Commissioner scsnnell yesterday az
ternoon assigned Chief OF Battalion
Thomas J. Ahearn OF the Fifteenth Battalion
to be Acting Deputy Chief OF the Second D!vi-
SION. to Ill the p ace OF Deputy Chief Gicquel
hhearn Ia a brother of State Senator Ahearn,
and has served or some tina in the upper sec
tion o. Manhattan. Can't. q Hehrn. OF Truck
TALON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
DIR. Won Koerner's appointment.

BERLIN, Nov. II. go DR.. Won Koernr. sI-
Director OF the Imperial Treasury. has been
appoIn tsd chief Of tho economic political de-
partment OF the Foreign ONCE. The appoint
ment Is interesting in view OF the coming re-
reval or abandonment OF existing treaties OF
com mercs. The doctor Ia reputed TO DO q
Liberal Econsmist. with leasing toward
frso-trade principles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

Among the other things received last week
from the fishing banks, at the Aquarium. was
a congcr eel the biggest ever exhibited there
The Aquarium has had ono conger as long
an this one but none Of equal thickness This
and half inches IN diameter II Is estimated
10 weigh about eight pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
hottie FROM the PORTLAND.
whiskoy FLASK with n supposed Message
from the sinkInE Stehmship.

BosroS. Nov. IA special despatch from
Portsmouth says that George futile. u farm
hand EN- poyed at the Aahoney farm in Green
land. while fishing at Great Bay yesterday
afternoon. saw a bottle floating up the stream
He succeeded in hauling It ashore and found
II was a common whiskey flask. but com
plete.y covered with marine growth. He saw
following message WAS written:
ON BCari the Portland The boat Ia going
God rest our souls. WILLIAM MAyERICK."
New York city"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Mayor Van wyok Going to . Dinner.

Mayor Van wyck will suspend his rule
against attending public dinners BY going to
the dianer to be given on Friday evening at
the Waldorf Astoria by tho Plan aAd Scope
Committee OF the Dewey celebration.
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THE s<nOAN sETTLEaRNT
Herr -on Rnelow Congratulated by the
Ap,tro-Hunxarian Foreign Minister.

Austro-hunxarian Foreign hiuhter.
Sr,raI tdb's D,ipdt,h 10 THx suI
BxPIIN. Nov 1l.-Count Goluchowski. the
Au..ro. Kun arian Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
hs, sent despatch to Herr Won Bnlow. Prus-
sian Minister oil Foreign Affairs congratulate
ing him on a solution Of the Samoan difficulty
which Ia 40 satisfactory To Germany.