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DEAD MAN IN A BRONX CAB
7WO CONPtNIONS VINO WE'RE
HrSTLING MN AWAY ARRESTED.
Cabman Wouldn't Drive Them Further and a
Policeman Heard the Three QusrreIling
Prisoners Silent About the Dead Sian
He Was John DAILY. an Insurance Agent.

4 cosed carriage drawn by team Of
horses WIS driven NJ to the corner Of iioth
street and Walton avenue at IL o'clCcS last
night The driver got down from his
seat and two men got out Of the carriage.
There WAS aucNited conversation between the
men and driver Apparently tn passengers
from the cab wanted the driver to go ahead and
h. refused
Policeman MoTett had watched the contro-
y"rsy. lie walked up to the men and Inquired
of them what the trouble was.
"Oh, nothing. said one of them rather ex-
citc1ly We didn't want TO stop here and
lie won't drive us any further
Il have good reason" interrupted the driver
Look inside of the cab. policeman. and see
for yourself
The policeman opened the door Of the cab.
Inside 1t he saw the body OF a man ING on
tho cushions. The man appeared TO be un-
conscious and the policeman ordered the cab
man to drive TO the Alexander avenue police
station There an ambulance was called from
tho Harlem Hospital DR. Mooney. who re-
sponded. said that the man was dead lie
would not express an opinion as TO the cause
Of death.
The live occupants OF the cab gave their
names as Charles II. Buckridce. Il clerk. tiv-
ing at ?7l West Sixty-ninth street. and Edward
C. Cropper Of 28e West Eleventh street They
were locked up as suspicious persons The
cabman. James Reilly. of 9s Henry street was
also arrested
The dead man. the two prisoners said. was
John j. DAILY. clerk. living at s?s East i4sth
street The prisoners refused 20 tell anything
about their movements during the night They
wouldn't say how they happened to
be with the dead man or how he
had died A superficial examination made
by the police disclosed no marks Of violence
on Daly's body His mother was notified
and she called at the police station at o'clock
this morning 10 claim the body. She was
frantic with grief She said that her son had
been employed by an insurance Office down.
town.
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POPE SUED FOR ss. ZOO. BOO.
Fortune Taken BY the Vatican Claimed by an
Heir Uader . Recently Discovered Will.

Special Cdbs Despatch 70 THE SUN.
ROME. Nov. s-Recen,ly there was much
curiosity about the Vatican for nearly month
over a strange man who had been lloitering
about the entrance. He was well dressed
and well behaved and as the police seemed
10 know him tho Vatican authorities could do
nothing At the beginning Of the week tho
mystery was solved. for as Cardinal Rampolla
was entering his carriage the stranger showed
a writ into his hand The stranger proved
10 be a bsilirf Of the High Court and the writ
hnd been issued In the suit oi Count Confalsin-
Teri against the Pope and the Vatican. whose
legal representative Rampolla was held TO be,
The Count is the nearest surviving relative
of the late Cardinal Falconieri who died forty
year ago leaving n fortune estimated at TO-
100000 lire about 100000 1t was supposed
that h" left no will and Pope Plus IN, therefore.
took the property for the benefit Of the Holy
See, his right being then that of temporal
sovereign Recently Cardinal Falconeri'S will
was found, and il is said that hc bcGueathed
the entire fortune to the child who is now Count
Confal-nieri. The latter now demands the
property with interest.
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ONE.SIDED NEWS EhCH iNGE.
American Papers Brawn Into a Curious Joar.
naltstiC Combination.
Special Gable D.,paics TO THE svH.

Special Cable Despatch 10 IIE SJS.
LONDON, Nov. "A curious Journalistic COM
hin1'iun will begin operations On Jan. / Tho
Tunrs in London. an other papers in Paris.
Berlin and IN other capitals will exchange news
with certain papers IN the United States. II
will bo interesting to learn that American parefs
have thus been bInNori. for the arrangement
Is nothing else ~ far aS the American journals
are concerned II is i fact. lnhlppiIy. that
owing TO the futility Of the International Copy
right law no European journal can supply for
American use news Of any description which ia
not freely available tn every American cor
respondent in Europe in AMPLE time for stimuli
taneouS publication The American editors
who have been invcigled into the ARA ngement
which will probably soon be paraded "a a won-
derful journalistic league. have therefore
simply agreed to give something for nothing.
The sun., 1900-11-04
FIRE orr M'TIFLTAN.
Vote for Parsons In the Twelfth Congress
District; He Isnr Political Cheat.

Young George r. Mcclellan Of the Twelfth
Congress district s still under cover lie ia
still assuming that the 1900 voters Of his dis
trict are idiots or Otherwise Mr. Mcclellan
j. not aware what i 20 hit him on election dav.
All upright voters should cast their ballots
against him. lie goes among his sound money
friends and collect funds for his canvass and
then trp's of to Washington md votes with
BRYAN and Croker for 47-Cent dollars.
There l. no reasonable excuse why this
two-rnccd candidate for Congress in the Twelfth
district should Longer burden the political
atmosphere
Just fire him out on election dayl Get at
him early He. Mcclellan. has played double
game with sound money men and with silver
men. and he isn't worthy Of q moments re-
spect
All Of the voters all over the United States
understand that he il n very unworthy srecmen
10 represent ANYBODY in the House Of R.Iresen-
tatveS.
The man opposed to him is Herbert Parsons.
Flilg ~ n vote !or Parsons H." isn't any two
ccni duniI, oi ,rnKcr he isn't "a political cheat
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WANT BE7TER DRESSING ROOMS.
Actors Society Makes a Move for Proper ven-
tiiation In Chicago Theatres.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-The Actors Society of
America has made demand upon the Chicago
Health Department for properly ventilated
dressing rooms in the theatres of this dty
The Secretary of tho society hns addressed n
letter to Health Commis>ionrr Rcl noldS. svccf-
icaly calling attention to the imperfect sani-
tarN CONDITION of the dressing rooms of the
Alhamhra. and the Commissioner has replied
that he viii Iake step, nl once Ia Comrcl the
oWucrs Of that law house tO rehcd, the de-
lccts At the Crest Northern II was found
there was no ventilation IN the dressing ROOM.
and none in the Auditorium.
,ommis.tuu" Ee;Iod, Investigated the
Olympic rGcat,e nnd tuuad he sanitary con-
ditipn uf that nous" not up to the marx. No
ii - WAS served ola be "s."pS 10 make q /. n.Ccs-
sary changes at oue". At the Hay market the
yrntilttiun wa found 10 be COCO, hut IL. plumb-
In, bad II j. a,nouneod tant other thea re-
irCluCint 'lc new Illinois, are Ia he examined
thoroughly and the necessary NcHti.atmg
plants ordered In.
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The prince q: Chihrahua" Loses q smart
sum at the Table in IL rHso.

Fl. PNso. Tex. Nov - Don Luis Tcrrazas.
the -o-cailrd Prince of Chihuahua" son Of
the multi-mlll,onaire, eS-Goy Tcrrazas OF Chit
lnahua Mexico. came to town yesterday ard
hy midnight had lost - 40 Mexican dollars
on the roGlrttc Wheel. .oung lrrrnkls played
the color- only and wagerrd n hundred dollars
on each turn of tho wheel He watched the
size of 1T, pile diminl-a sithou, n chance of
coiIntrnanrc and rnal!r at midnight left the
tahln. SayllS h" had no more cash about him
Bon ItlS icrT@2as, although her to his
fathers millions. il only an ctdihlry hooking
NeSiCnn md there IL nothing about hun "a
suggest that he i practically prince IN his
own riEli His father j. one 81 H." heaviest
landhpIders In N.yioo aid owns nearly the
entire SIHt" IL chihuahua. His mines pro-
ducc untold wealth and lac has never heen
able 10 calculate ;he exact number of cattle
in his vast herds. lie lives in u palace and has
1900 men In h!- employ The son las unlm-
tied wealth a, hl- disposal ard has been known
- loec s.C.NO at single nights gambling
Without uitcring a regret.
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MR.. CLEVELAND VIII vOTE.
lie WIN Net Start Duck shooting with r. G.
Ecrciict TIL Nov. IL.

GREENWICH, Conn. Nov. 3--In spite Of
reports to the contrary. 1t is said on good aI-
thority that eX-Presdent Grover Cleveland
Is not going far away duck shooting that
he cannot cast his vote on Tuesday next. He
viii vote in Princeton, and his most intimate
friend. r. G.. Benedict. will vote at his home
Ia Greenwich.
Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Benedict went TO
Indian Iigrbor from New York city yestnr-
DAY ON the Yacht Oneida. They have remained
nj home TO-DAY ard r"fulsd 10 talk 70 reporters
II (, sud that MIR Cleveland will go Prince
ton on MONDAY 50 that he can vote the fol-
lowing day. and will return 10 Indian Ilarbor
on Wednesday. Mr.. Benedict will remain
in Greenwich.
II will take several days to cct the Oneida
stocked and coalcd for u trip such a. IL has
been reported Mr. Cleveland and MIR BerAciict
are 10 start on. ia" crew "a the Oneida has
been notified to he ready for cruise south.
storing Monday, Nov. L. This apparently
settles the question of the voting and the duck
showing
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CHAMPION FOUND GUILTY.
Declared the Murderer Of -Four Persons Sent
to Prison for Life.

ALFRED, Me. Nov. s-After four hours
deliberston the jury In the West Newfeld
murder case tonight rendered a verdict of
Guilty Of murder in the first degree" in the
case Of George Il. Champion of Boston, who
is charged with killing George W. Goodwin,
Mrs Elsie y Horne. Scott Goodwin and Fred
l.. Bertsch. occupants Of George W. Good
wins farmhouse, on the night of June 10. Sell
fence of life imprisonncrt was pronounced
Immediately.
Champion received the verdict and sentence
without emotion. HIS wife. who ha- been bv
his side throughout the trial, was not present
when the jury reported. having been advised
10y her counsel early in the evening not TO Remain
in the court room.
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JAPANESE CFLrBRiTE ~ PARIS.
Mikado's BIRTHDAY Observed by Chrysau
thcmum SHOW at the ENposition.
Special Cabis D,,pafth 10 THR 81

NpstlW ta6e Utsplfl1 70 IHR Sun.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-Baron Hayashi, the japanese
Minister To Great Britain. celebrated the birth
day OF the Mikado, who was born Nov. 3. 1852.
by a chry santhemum show in the Japanese
section of the Exposition. over 6.OoO invita-
tions had been issued and every body Of any
importance now in Paris WAS present. The
chrysanthemums were beautiful and every
thing was done in the perfect taste character
istic Of the Japanese. Every guest received
ticket for a tombola lottery and each ticket
won prize. The general opinion is that tho
entertainment was the best given during the
EA position.
The sun., 1900-11-04
HALLOWEEN FROLIC.
Girls as Rough Riders and working men Play
Franks at Lady Jane Gray Seminary.

BrSGuAMToS. y. Y. Nov. s.-Frogs. Rough
Riders and workinRmen attred In regulation
blue Jeans and overalls. carrying the famous
dinner pail hobbled about the Lady Jane
Gray Seminary and played all manner Of pranks
on callers at the institution. 1t was a Hallow-
the spirit OF the season, had disguised them
selves in male attire and spent the night In the
most approved fashion. Masuuerad!ng as
cowboys, the maidens presented a fantastic
and pleasing appearance. Several had pro-
cured gentemen's evening suits and appeared
in full evening dress. But for their extremely
youthful appearance they would easily have
been mistaken by pedestrians for beaus who
were 20 call on their charmer at the seminary.
Though the girls were disguised. no rough
tricks we're attempted but all contsnted them
selves with sudden and complete surprises.
The sun., 1900-11-04
TRJSTS ~ HONOITIT.
The District A'tornc, Asks for Instructions
as 10 tho Action to Hc Iaken.

HoNoLt IT.. oct IS viz san Francisco, Nov.
?.-rri'cd states District Attorney Poyd has
sent 10 ~" Department of justice ~ Washirr-
ton q s,uicmcut 81 facts which h" considers
Indicates 'hc cNis'cscc Of several trusts hero.
with request for Instruct ions in regard 10 tho
aC'ion 20 hc taken. The greatest ou'Cry IL
nciins, the Plumhcr~' Trust which haS furCod
dealers tu refuse To- sol anv Plumbers ma
,,ras 20 outsider who cont beorg "a tE"
triIs, Prices IN some cases have been nd
yaurcd ~ percent 80 oI'pr'>.s i've are no rules
of Tie cont ~" that ~" lI ard ~ Icath vii
urprahly repeal ~ ulu 1iiuG rec Ilations. 60
- 10 t-rni Of competition Tho 'ivorv-.. 7h'o
LeoIor- lave also t1rr.ct cou'h.uc. and mer-
chants Gav' EL,'' q :. Eo"p oH drummer.
The sun., 1900-11-04
DEFEAT BELMONT!
Let All Good People in the Nirteenth Con-
gress District Carve Him Up.

O. II. p. Belmont. Croker's candidate for
Congress in the Thirteenth district. had seven
teen blue fts yesterday when he looked at
the great sound money parade. That was
his political end II has been we'll said;
Not one OF Crokers creatures nominated
for Congress should be permitted 10 misrepre-
sent and disgrace this city at Washington.
II elected next Tuesday. all OF them would
vote for free silver and for every other vicious
doctrine advocated bv Bryan and Croker.
Keep them out"
Just go at it easily and nicely; but defeat
Belmont as Croker's candidate for Congress.
Vote for william r. Wilcox a straight
forward and upright citizen. and ono who 10
competent to represent the district at WASH
ington
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Nr. Green's Interns tiOnai Voting Performances
Tuesday and "wednesday Next.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, NOV. SArnold Green.
a Democrat. will attempt II striking internal
tional voting performance next week. lie
has lived in Cleveland thirty ,cars. lio was
born near PiCton, Ont, and holds some prop.
ertv there. Under the CANADIAN law II i held
that In view Of his ownership ol property his
American citizenship does not deprive Mr.
t;rccl OF his richt TO vote at his old home. His
mother lives in Picton and has taken deep
interest in the Parliamentary election OF no%t
Wednesday. She insists that her son shal
como th, 70 and vote. SO Green will vote as
early as possible TUESDAY. for Br> an. ard AT
once start for Canada 10 vote there for his
moi hers Parliamentary idol the following day.
The sun., 1900-11-04

storm the Gates at Tse-kins-kuan and Cap
ture Five Guns-Fifty Chinese Killed.
Special Cao. De,pa,ch 10 THE

Special Cabis Ds,pG'ch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN. Nov. 9-Field Marshal Count Won
Waldersee. the CommGnder-in-Ch Chief OF the
allied forces in China, telezraphs from Pekin
under date Of Nov / as follows:
After the occupation OF Sechou the Anglo
German force advanced against Tse-king -kuan.
They encountered resistance on Oct 20 at the
Great Wall. After a fierce fight one of the
gates was stormed and five guns captured
The enemy who were 1000 strong, lost fifty
killed The allies had one killed and Major
Forester and six wounded"
The sun., 1900-11-04
Cah Martens. Ouce Iamou, Orchestra
Leader. Eound Dead In Ills Room.

los ANGELES. Cal Nov. 3-Carl Martens
once famous throughout tho United States a.
musician d orchestr leader, was found dead
in his room here to-day Ne was n victim Of
consumption, and h's 4 att WAS hasiennd by
dis,ipation Marten. WAS educated in the con-
-crvatorias e Brucscls and L'ipsic, aud was t
on time leaacr ~ lmma Abb IT. orchce'T
II s divorced wife is living In San Francisco
The sun., 1900-11-04
fOP III 'DiS SOP,
Quafrcilei In irort Of the Statiou-Ope
Wounded .n the Check

Policeman Graham ard Policeman Boles Of
the parkyilie station ~ ,ouoy Island ard Fos-
ter aveUuc-, Rr"Dh''r. had quarrel at 10
O'Clock lat nSht ~ Iruut of the station Nha, IL
Wa about tho IohCeu"n refuse Z, sty. Graham
dr"W his "IuiN"r dnl ~.u' ll,I", ln tho rlgif
cheek, ini'iciluH a f->l HGud Bp.rs W.s
attended 10y IN ;WhHlIflr -lrrnuu and re-
UuN"d To hl- hprI". Graham wa. Iincad
under arrest ana 'seu suspended
The sun., 1900-11-04
vANDERBrLT CHECK ~ ms POCKET.
Signed by Cornciius-in Possession of n Man
Found srnsciess In the street.

4 man supposed 10 be John Cooper, IN cn-
yloyee Of the New York Central Railroad iell
Unconscious on the sidewalk at 10th street
and Webster avenue last night. He was taken
10 Fordham Hos, ital In his lockethuok
were found n coupon fare on the New York
Central Railroad marked John COOPER and a
check signed by Cornelius vanderbilt payable
10 John Cooper The police said that the check
apparently was for n months pay.
The sun., 1900-11-04
Killed IJis Bro,h-r Instead ot q Bca-.

BERLIN, y n. Nov . Howard Els of Milan
lest his lif' yesterday NJ the hands Of hi-
br ther Frank. They started out with the n
ten,ion of securing n large bear which had
been seen in that ncGhborhOod. After
travelling a short ds;auCe thoY separated
The had becn apart only n short time " hen
Frank saw some object crawling In the nrsh =.
and immedhtely took aim and fired. On hur-
ryiu., 20 the ot hc was hOrrihcd TO find the
body or lis brother instead.
The sun., 1900-11-04

You will note that in this lis; Kentucky is
put down as safely Republican. The popular
vote will show majority of not less than
30 900 for Mckinley. The only doubt surround
ing the casting Of the electoral vote is that
raised by the question whether the Demo-
Gratis. acting under the provisions Of the in
famous Goebel law. will he able to steal 1t.
HENRY c. PAINE.
"vice-C Chairman Republican National Com
mittee
The sun., 1900-11-04
CASTELLANES NOT AT ODDS
.ro,.yTE>S IERY FO>D or HER
UrSBiND." SAYS FRIEND.
y.o,, NJ divorce Denied Household EI-
.o. c-du,si and the Count Hopes TO
Clear rp the situation In Two Years some
uous, spent for the Antl.Drcyfu' Campaign
Government Opposition TO Castellane.

p,Rts Nov 3-The -pondent OF THE StN
,o.dgy nterviewed an intimate friend of count
Boni de Castellane In regard to the appoints
men, OF George j Gould "a trustee Of the es-
tat, of Anna Gould. the Countess de 'aste'-
lane This friend. who would not allow his
name to be used. said.
Count de Cestellan. has ordered his doors
closed 10 all reporters therefore all the alleged
interviews with him that have been printed hy
various papers are false The report mat
divorce proceedings are contemplated Is aO-
solutcly unfounded and trust you VIII print
an emphatic denial The Countess u very
fond OF her husband There has never ueeh
the slightest quarrel between them ana She
has accepted and encouraged AL the expenses
because she thought she could rely on her
brothers
The chief e1yenses OF the Count were: For
hl. Yacht. 10000 francs for the Charity
Bazaar Building. 100000 francs, for his castle
lo.ecoU1o francs for the purchase OF antig-
ui,ie,, loO1l,po francs and for Nationalist
rolit,cs 1000 go francs "a total Of ABOUT &is".-
ooo Besides this he started nd paid news
papers for conducting an aui-Dreyius cam
paign
The Count and Countess are opposed TO
the Jews and declare that they have been
yic,inized by these people. They say tAey
have been robbed in all their purchases. es-
tecially in buying antiquities. PartlaI pay
ments which have already been made repre-
sent double the value of these purchases Inc
o,editors. however. will obey the order OF tho
Government which is anxious TO defeat Count
de- Castellane for reelection to the Chamber
OF Deru,es
The Count" continued his friend is one
of the bravest men IN this country. lie has
already reduced his household eAiehses con-
s.derably and hopes 10 clear the situation up
In two years
A Paris cablegram yesterday stated that
Count Adamar de Castellane cousin OF Count
Bonl de iastellanc. was reported to be engaged
g. marry Miss LpCille lsacon, dapghtfr OF
Bacon with her mother has been abroad seven
months Mrs Daniel Bacon Is a sister OF
Mrs Gilbert Parker. wife Of the novelist. Miss
Bacon IS about 20 years old.
Daniel Bacon Is broker at 60 Rroadway
aud is one Of the members of the Executive
Committee Of the Bankers and Brokers Sound
Money club. He marched with his brethren
Yesterday. he said last evening that the
reported engagement, was SURPRISE TO nm
positive that the report was canard
Mrs Bacon and my daughter recently wrote
me that they had met Nlcompte de tasteliane
aud his wife. cousins OF Count Boni de Castel-
lane. Mr. Bacon said They also wrote mat
they had visited the Nicomptes country place
outside Of Paris. The Count Adeinar de Castel-
lane l. probably a relative OF the Nicompte.
My wife and daughter are on the ocean on their
way home
St Louis. which sailed yesterday from South
Nmpton for New York. Mrs. ana Miss Bacon
are also said to be on board
The sun., 1900-11-04
SPANISH OFFICERS RECALLED,
Men on Fariouehs Ordered TO Rejoin Their
Comma nds Because Of Carlist Upri,ings.

.Specid, CdSs DsspG;eh TO THE SCS.
LONDON. Nov. 3,-A de,patch from Bourg
Madame in the south of France on the Spanish
frontier says all Spanish officers and soldiers
who are now on leave OF absence have been
ordered to rejoin their commands few
bands Of Carlists are still operating In the Bega
and Berga districts column Of infantry
and some cavalry detachments have been sent
from PuigCerda TO Seods de Urgel
The sun., 1900-11-04
KIIIED ms PREACHER FRIEND.
The Two went shooting and the Laymau Ac-
cidentaiiy shot the Clergyman.

CoIrNBIA. 5. G., Nov p " hie hunting par
tridres for a sick friend. Rev John owen Wa
mor,aly wounded bv Waiter Smith a friend.
nj Johnston, lat evening A bird rnssed re-
tween them Smith fired. spndiny the whole
load into. q preacher body Mr.. owen.
after ssnng 'tntement holding Smith
b1rLclcSs de this afternoon
The sun., 1900-11-04
iONDON WATERS I'VE Oy JIps
Paw for the Privilege of Working In Some of
the BiE Cafes.

LONDON, Nov d.-lu" anomalous po, ,Ion nf
the London restaurant and saloon waiter, N,s
again disclosed yesterday az the annual meeting
Of the Licensing Board when representative
walters appeared and opposed the renewal OF
ths licenses to restaurant owners who do not
The sun., 1900-11-04
DROnNED ~ LAKE bELtWARE.
Eibrid.e I. Gcrr,'s Confidential Man Lose.
Ills life VI Whiic Out Boating.

BINGHAMION, Nov. 3, = AIbert Fried andcr
who was .nown IA Elo'idEe 7 Gerry's conf
deuiial man. was found drowned al Lake Della
ware. near De.hi. Yesterday. For year, Mr.
Trirdlaud had b""a ,SOci,jod ". .th MT Gerry
ard attend q lam on his dricns and walks. La
was with the Commodore at Lake Delaware.
at,d IL IL known th1t h. went out boating o /
the lake. lie was not u.,gscd until the boat was
found drifting uc.r the shore. The Coroner
rendered verdict of accidental death.
The sun., 1900-11-04
Sentenced for Impcr.ona,lns Mgr. Martne,ll.

SreciGl Cable De.pdch 70 THE Sun.
PARIS. Nov "A German sharp named Cot
fenez wfo swindl>d Roman Catholics BY mas
quer ding as VI r. Martinelll. the Pa pal delegate
TO the United State. has been sentenced to
serve 1--WE yesrs in PRISON and TO ray a heavy
fine.
The sun., 1900-11-04
The ST Paul Gets In Late,

The American Line steamship 50. Paul,
which sailed from SOUTHAMPTON and her
bourg on oct %. was sighted east OF Fire Island
bound In AZ | O'Clock this morning. She was
due here yesterday morning and doubtless
ran foul of the storm that DELAYED the Deut-Ch-
The sun., 1900-11-04
HiuBURG LIVER ON THE ROCKS.
The Parsguassu Gots Ashore Near Chcrbourg
in Dense Fog.
Special Caai. De,pGtch 10 THE srS.

Special CaAs De,pGich 10 THE Sr'S
PARIS. Nov. 8 TIE Hamburg Line steam ship
Paragua-su from Hamburg for Brazil. is
ashore OF the rocks at Omonvlle Ia Rogue. not
far from Cherbourc. She grounded during a
dense fog. Steamers have been sent to her
assistance
The sun., 1900-11-04

oi The great hotel stands The Grand Central station
ui the New YORK Central Ntcn gong We.t y0u
s,, time aud uavci at cent, a mile on that line
The sun., 1900-11-04
rx.Gov. MacCorkie Hart While Campo iCning.

CHAELFsToS, ". Va. Nov. 3-Ex-Gov. ". 4.
Nac( ,rhlc i confined to ls home here on ac-
count oi pain NJ Injuries received in an accident.
In which ~" was thrown fl, IN an engine a, Wiui-
fred. nitc n raj from here, tbs moruIUg
Hi- ank - b. bGtly sra ned aId hc sustained
other painful bri IN tGc fan lie WAS on a
campaigning tour aud ". riduR on an engine
TO meet az "n. accmrnt. lie fell while getting
of The moving cnslae,
The sun., 1900-11-04

Carl u. sehuity's Carbonstsd Waters Are the
only pure and correct mineral waters Manufactured
ADJ. ~
The sun., 1900-11-04

Piaus Chiorides, the Hest Disinfectsnt.
An odorlrss. Stainlessnquid Cheap and eceltat-
Al,
The sun., 1900-11-04

T.. AW. o.. .&W. r.. 4
Prlnrr Aib'rt Prince Albsrt.
peIitci Iluus Dress Shiit -AiE