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The sun., 1907-11-29
DENIES ROYAL DESCORD.
Brother Of King Carlos OT Portugal says
There 10 No Family DIsseAsIOn.

SDectdT Cdbs DeSDdEcH % IHR SUN,
PARIS. Nov. zS.-Prince Alfonso Hem
riques, Duke Of Oporto. brother Of King
Carlos Of Portugal. has arrived here in COM
pany with Queen Amelie. on his return
from England. whittier he and the Queen
went to attend the wedding Of Prince Charles
Of Bourbon and Princess Louise. sister of
Queen Amelie.
The Prince told a rsprese ntative Of the
MGfiN that the reported dissensi ons in the
Portuguese royal family and the nations
dissatisfaction with the King we're entirely
without foundation. He added tha Queen
Amelie intends TO take a trip in the diri gihle
balloon Vile de Paris IL the weather permits
during her stay here
The sun., 1907-11-29
Polish Church. Paid for by Servant Girls.
Dedicated.

st. Mary's Roman Catholic Polish Church
in Rockaway road near Lincoln avenue,
Jamaica, vas dedicated yesterday by
Bishop Mcconnell In the presence Of a
thousand people, mostly Folish. Themoney
for the erection Of tho church was donated
to Father Strinslry, the pastor, chiefly by
Polish servant girls in the vicinity. Among
the priests present we're Mgrs. Barrett
and bauifendack, Fathers Romanshi, Rourc-
ski, Hanselnan. Henn and Mathews OF
the Long Island diocese and Father Barren
OF Bridgeport, Conn.
The sun., 1907-11-29
TELEGRAPHERs KICK on PAY.
Returned strikers Complain That Those
VINO Didn't Elult Get Higher wages.


VINO Didn't Qult Get Higher wages.
The telegraphers who returned to work
and were taken back when the strike was
declared on complained yesterday at the
ONCE Of Local 10 OF the Commercial
Telegraphers' Union, 80 Pine street. that
while the strikebTeakers are getting the
highest wages ever paid the pay OF the
returned strikers has been reduced from
gIs and s2l a week TO el8 a week or less.
They say also that the mOst important
work 10 not being done by the stIilkebreak-
srs but by returned strikers. 1t 10 ad-
mitted. however, that the strikers lest
their strike and are not In a position to
make terms or pick and choose in the mat
ter Of work.
The operators in the brokers Offices.
who did not 90 on strike. reported that in
spite Of this Wholesale reductions Of their
wages are being made. They said that
their wages had been reduced in many
cases from eSS to s2S a week and from $50
to $40 and ga q week. though they expected
consideration from the fact that the Wall
street chapel Of the union could not be in
duced TO declare general sympathetic
atrikA
The sun., 1907-11-29
Live wire Coils About BOY.

John Faust. IL years OF age. of Hillside
avenue and Newtown road. Jamaica.
Borough Of Queens. was celebrating Thanks
giving with a crowd of other boys last
night near his home when he stepped on
a live wire. He was knocked down and
the wire cOiled about him, burning his
chest. right hand and right leg DIR. Craw-
ford OF St. \ arys Hospital, Jamaica, at
tended him and took him to his home in
an Ambulance.
The sun., 1907-11-29
rru,.rcd Aut.n,oD,De WIN shat. ..

MouST HOLLY. y. j.. nov 2s..-County
Road ComTnissi oner Joseph Hilton was
fred upon thus afternoon while taking his
family out for an automobile ride by three
hunters who were under the influence OF
LIQUOR and who wanted TO SEQ how far their
gums would carry. The body Of tho auto.
mobile was filed with shot, but the occupants
were uninJured. The men were arrssted and
gave thsir names a. Walter Hewett. Tkeo-
dora Parker and Charles Bakely. all Of
Camden.
The sun., 1907-11-29
suicide I'm an Albany Hotel.

ALBANY. Nov. 2s.-A man who registered
from North Adams, Mass. at the Hotel
Wilson yesterday as NJ. BrodsIxy was found
the right temple. His overooat. which
was missing. was probably pawned to
purchase the revolver. He was ~ years
old n
The sun., 1907-11-29
VICTIM or GIRLS POOLING DEAD.
Young IarksmaR shot with Rlse Sup.
posed Not to he LOaGIet.

pvsru NOt W nr LOuueV'
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. CA. F. Bower
sett Of Culpeper county. adjutant OF Ford
Union Academy, who was accidentally shot
ten days ago by Miss Carrie B. Snead. who
had accompanied him to target practice,
died yesterday from the effects OF the
wound.
The rife, all the cartridges Of which had
been supposedly fired, was lying aero 80
picked up the gun and threatened in f,In,tJ
shoot her. When he put the riHe down it
was picked up in turn by Miss Snead, who
commanded Bowersett to throw up his
hands. Her finger touched the trigger
and young Dowersett fell.
The sun., 1907-11-29

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2s.--Seven rail-
road laborers were suffocated in a fire
in a roorning house at 1925 O'Clock this
morning. Two others were 20 badly in
j!lred in jumping from the building that
they will die
The fire was the result OF an explosion of
gas. IL is thought that some one entered a
closed room where gas had been escaping
aud struck a match.
The sun., 1907-11-29
the C. r. US Rlyan Christ snrd.

The committee on constitution OF the
new central body In the building trades
formed In opposition TO the Central
Federated Union reported yesterday that
it was decided that the name of the new
organization, which consists OF thirty
three building trades unions. will be the
Central Association OH Building Trades Of
New York. This name will be submitted for
adoption at a meeting of the unions to-
The sun., 1907-11-29
az, nine Gunner Shoots Out . Boys Ev,

Mere paFading the streets dressed a. a
ragamuthn- wasn't exciting enough yester-
day for sixteen year-old Henry Greonstein
Of ~ West Sixteenth street. Bsyonne. He
went 10 the attic in his home and got his
air ride When a crowd Of his playmates
Yesterday across tho street neid up
shoot at them. His Hrst shot struck Will
ian Welsh OF aSs Boulevard in the eye and
destroyed his sight. Welsh dropped to
the sidewalk. Two other shots struck two
more boys, James Brady and Samuel White.
but they wsrs, ,oply slightly injured. Welsh
vas removed 20 the City Hospital and
Greebetsin was arrested. s..
The sun., 1907-11-29
visitor FROM NIAGARA Mad a cw.

F. j. navsy. the SiagTa Falls politician
who made himself conspicuous at the Grand
Central Station and Madison Square Garden
on Tuesday night. was hold In $500 bail for
weapon by Magistrate Stsinert 10 The York
vile court yssterdsys
The sun., 1907-11-29
BROTHERS HURT BY 1--we WIRE.
David Brown Saves IHis Brother. but Goes
90 HOSPITAL with lRIm.

TO Hospital with nBIm.
Samuel Brown of 2OI New Jersey Railroad
avenue, Newark. while walking along the
avenue last night came In contact W ith
a live electric wire that was dangling from
the Central railroad bridge. He was
badly shocked and his clothing caught
fire, His brother, David. dragged him
from danger and beat out the flames on his
clothing. Sam was badly burned about
the hands, legs and parts Of his body. David
was painfully burned on the hands and legs.
Both were taken to Sc. James HOspi tai
The sun., 1907-11-29
Haskell says Bryan Is the Only ChaUc,

GUTHRIE, Okla, Nov. 2s.-In regard TO
the mention Of his name in connection with
the Democratic nomination for President
Gov, Haskell said to-day:
William j. Bryan is the logical candidate
for the Presidency. No one else should be
considered in connection with the nOmina-
ton"
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News for this column may be tele-
phoned the "soclety Editor. be-
tween 9 anu and 8 ,. NJ. each day.
Phone, 46s-2.
Mrs. e. D. Walter has returned
from Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs Dix left last night for
Chattanooga after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Royal.
a little daughter Is the guest of
hr. and Mrs. W. e. Kenne7 at their
home ia urbana
Mrs. Thomas Lamar and her little
son, and Miss Wnloughby have re.
turned from a visit to Jacksonville.
Mrs. w. ?. Smith is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gress Of At
lanta at her home on Richmond
street
Little Miss Katharine O'Connor has
issued invitations for Halloween
party for Thursday evening from
1880 to 1890.
Mrs. F. J. D. Lamar and Miss
Elizabeth Willoughby returned yes
terday from weeks visit with
friends in Jacksonville their former
home
Miss Clara Wood has issued the
following original invitation "See
the witch and learn your fate, come
join the spooks on the stroke of
eight. Clara Woods, Oct. 81, 1907.
"The Holy City" will be presented
at the Grand this afternoon and even
ing and to large audiences Judging by
the sale of seats. For the benefit
OF persons who have been in doubt
rs to whether Christ will be imper-
sonated in this play, the management
states that this character is only
suggested and does not really appear
in the play, so that no one need hes
tate to go for this reason.
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Miss Nary Davis will ls 0day
for her home in Dawon after a visit
to her brother. Dr. l.. B. L
The meeting Of the Hosr
Hilary called for this ATTIC
been postponed because
inee until next Wednosd
lar meeting day
Mr and Mrs. c. A. re-
move shortly to the Jrmer-
~ occupied by y G. NJ.
Tilton, which occupy with
Mr.. and Mrs. ark
The Atlantic ba is contemplating
giving regular Sunday afternoon sac
red concerts in Hanover park during
the winter. This is a custom very
popular in many southern cities. ana
especially these which entertain tour
lists during the winter. A program OF
sacred or fine classical music would
be rendered at these concerts. and
the innovation would add greatly to
pleasure of our people, particularly
the many strangers who find Sunday
a very dull day in town OF Bruins
wicks size The band members and
John Baumgartner are anxious to
learn the popular opinion in the mat
err and if the measure meets with
popular approval the concerts will
probably be inaugurated.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To our customers and public at a
meeting of the boss BARRIERS. IT. was
decided that on and after October IA,
the shops will close at 7:45 pm,
Therefore, giving our customers from
o'clock in which to have their work
done, Saturday night excepted. On
all holidays the shops will close at
2:3O pm. and will remain closed
until the following morning.
Allen & Thrash.
Floyd 6. Shaw.
r. r. johnson.
c. A. Clark.
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taoz ~ MorIce 1eoz.

On the following dates | will be at
the several Precincts to collect state
and county taxes for 1907; st Sim
ons. Oct. Is. Nov and Dec. 2.
Brookman. Oct. is. Nov. z. and Dec.
3. Rladen. Oct. Z. Nov s. and Dec
4. Sterling, Oct Is. Nov II. and
Dec. s.
All other dates until Dec. 10 at
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Georgia, Giynn County.
sam p Amos Guardian q Miss
Mamie Amos. has applied to me for
a discharge from his Qua dianship
of MISS Mamie Amos; this is there
fore to notify all persons concerned,
TO file their objections, if any they
have, on or before the first Monday
in November next, else Sam b. Amos
wnl be discharged from his guard.
ianship as applied for
This October 9th. 1907.
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
Glynn County, Georgia,
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HAVE YOU ENTERED YOUR SUIT
FOR FALL-SEE WOOD-BAiLEY
THEIRS ARE BEST.
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a. Ekl.aA County.

Georgia, I'VE - J county.
To all w many concern:
81 w IN and O. r. Briuson
III form applied to me
NJ *letters Of administra-
Fxfn W. astate OF A. C. Blain. late
&ssia 9buuty, this is. to cite all and
slls.rk ge creduof ~ peXt of kin
90 Il G, Blalp, de-. sged, to be
eaAgg at my rlEe within the
~ a#ed by law Aand show capse
~ any then can. why permanentg5 ST.
-1ainistratlon should not be granted 10
J. w Pinkston and G. r. Crimson son
A. c. Blain's estate. AZ
Witness my hand and official %
ture, this I'd day of September. ~.
Horace Dart, Ordlg
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LlsEL FOR DIVORCE.

STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY or
GLYNN,. JULIA. BURDEN. VS.
GEORGE BURDEN, GLYNNs ST.
..PERIOR COURT, DECEhfBI ssE n.
TERM, 1907
TO the Defendant. George Burden
You are hereby required. in persoi
or by attorney, to be and gDpear az
the next term of the Superior CouFt
of said county, to be held in au
for said county. at the court hose ~
Brunswick, Georgia, on the ffss
Monday in December, 1907 at
0 O'Clock, am, tier and there to
swer the plaigSN lSa the merits
her petition 4 s1otal d. Il
Yorce. 49,
Herein fail
such appears
coed as 60
This servie
Of the SuperiS
By an order. 81
1907, directing
this manner
Witness the
Judge of said
October, 1907.
Clerk, Superior
Earnest Dart
Attorr
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New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

climbing through window and opening her doos
for her.
The zoologist was man OF chfvaIry as well as
man OF science. He glanced at the aged. rhsu-
matte form OF the onetine professor OF music. and
instantly assured him that the feat too dan
gerous a for him TO attempt and that he him
self would go TO the Iady's
Along the fire escape crept the soologist and
Jumped with bound through the first window hs
came to into the bedroom Of the fair unknown.
The elderly superintendent went into the hall 70
await developments. He was quite oblivious 20 the
fact that a feminine voice on fOcr below was
thanking the Janitor for opening door. reached
by way Of the dunbwaiter. and restoring her q
her dornicie- Shrieks that rent the air within thu
apartment before him apprised him that the place
was not only occupied but that more than one
woman was bustIy engaged IN making things IN.
teresting for his scientific substitute.
hatless stranger. however well dressed. it he
enters by way Of the window and FIRE escape. Is,
naturally. an object Of suspicion Two women
were voicins their suspicious
Science proved OF help TO the hapless man In
explaining his presence in the apartment. Ths
more he protested and explained the louder they
Il assure you that I am not a. sneak THIEF" Ia
way came. II you viii only open the coor--ths
trio had proceeded invountarily IN that direction
you will the superintendent n the hail and
he viii tell You that 1 only came here to look &C
But why ours7'' suggestively asked one wcr.sn
The other rfsked detac1ng one hand from her
prisoner long enough 10 turn the handle Of ths
door
The scene thus presented 70 the cd nan without
such might well Be calculated to dsrloralizs
a sensitive musical organization.
Explain! Explain chorUsed the trio n ths
doorway.
Up went the superintendsnt's shoulders. arms and
eyes Nothing but German could 1T such a sit1s-
ton II flowed: purely etaculatory IN character
and accompanied by violent sestfculations
Was he denouncinS The bUrglarG Was hs ex-
CuSlng the summary entrance OF this stranger
Was he disapproving the warm welcome that tho
captive scientist had received7 Nobody knew.
The appearances OF others 10 the rescue. however,
relieved the situation The victim OF his kind
ness OF heart allowed to make bis apologies
and adieus.
He wants 20 know why women are SO eager 70
tIup at conclustons-and strange mem
The women want 20 know why IL the man vas
looking at apartments. he looked az theirs BY way
OF the FIRE escape7
The supertntendent wants TO know who the wor--
ar was who was locked out OF her apartmsnt1
The jauitor wants to know how the supertnterd-
ent could manage TO get women and apartments
mixed and throw ths brunr OF IL al on a
hapless prospective tenantP
The other tenants want 10 know why the actor,
IN this little comedy OF errors should take such q
tragic view Of the incident
They have all drawn the moral that the age ct
chivairy is dead far Il may safely be n,
duiEed in In a New York apartment house.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
OUTDOOR ATTRACTIONS.

The end OF the season at Coney Island is not
far away. Luna Park will close its gates on
September % and DrearnIand will be open only
a few days longer. The Mardi Gras week will
probably bring an unusual crowd to both places
OF amusement. The annual bench show OF the
Bull Terrier Breeders Association opened last
night at Luna Park.
At Dreamland there will be many interesting
gatherings this week. Despite the delay In the
early summer this season has been an un-
usually successful one for Dreamland- There
will be special features during Mardi Gras
week. The Orient" Feast OF Belshazzar
Hell Gate" and The End of the World" are IA
vorite attractions at Dreamland.
This is carnival week at South Beach The
carnival begins tomorrow night and closes
Saturday night. There will be new attractions
every day Tomorrow night a fantastic parade
viii be the feature. There is a voting contest
in progress to select a queen for the carnival
The polls at Happyland will close Thursday
and the queen will be announced the day fol-
lowing.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
Il SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
Efforts of Zoologist Not appreciated
an 4 DQrtment House.

A certain scientific man in the upper end OF
Manhattan Is disgTuntled over the peculiar manner
in which women express their gratitude for in
tended favor when that courtesy is extended TO
them through the window and by way Of the fire
escape OF a strange house.
One would fancy that attentions shown BY way OF
the fire escape would least win the appreciation
that original effort deserves. But not so in this
case True. he was embraced. but not IN just the
manner that enjoys thinking upon-rather. on
the contrary. in way to occasion expostuiation
1t all came OF putting good inteptons into prac-
tice Now II is well known that good intentions
are generally merely used to convert into those
proverbial. metaphorical paving stones to'-I
won't say where
The zoologist. in this case apparently didn't
know that. or else he too much occupied In
looking at a vacant fat in apartment house TO
consider anything but the proportions OF his futurs
home.
He had left his hat his automobile. II had not
occurred TO him that his presence without q hat
would require any explanation He was concen-
trating his mind upon the problem Of how so many
cubic yards Of furniture could be squeezed into
many square feet OF space. The mathematician
who held that n bowlful of water could accommo-
had never tried to work his axiom with fur
niture IN a New York apartment
The zoologist was ponderng this when ex-
cited old appeared. He was German. and
better acquainted with music than with the ability
explain how the fair occupant of adjoining
apartment had managed to get herself locked out
He conveyed the intelligence that he super
intendent OF the building. and had gallantly de-
tern1ined rescue the woman from her isolation
in tho hall by going along the fire escape upon
which opened the rear window CT her apartment.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
THE WEATHER NUISANCE.

The man who last week went around with the c-ys
What unseaSOna bic weather for Junet
viii the chill OF the winter time never pass hyf
From IT'S blasts will ne'er be inrnUnss
And how will the countrynen ripen their cropsf
VIII 1t never get warm for suburba1s a1d
'Pops'?''
His tale OF this chilly calamity stops
To take up different tune.
He bursts in the off9cs now. u1oppaS his face.
With shirt waist and palm leaf IN view.
With "Ohs"' and with "Whsws.' that halr IN y
the place,
AS though from furnace they blew,
He tells OF the heat-hOw the last degrees stand,
Laments the hot that's in store for the lan3,
And winds UP by making that rnadds11ng demand.
rs IL hot enough. mister. for YOU
Perhaps We could get on with these weather tria-s
Much better and bear them quite well.
Could we round up this nuisance who nerves sacy
rifles
BY delighting suffering 10 dwell
We'd really not know what discomfort we FEEL
II this bore did not keep up SO constant az neer
TIL we're sure we could watch him SLOW oFVA'
on the wheel.
And greet every groan with yell
Baltimore American
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

ten minstrel boys will be feature of the con-
Certs to-day.
At Percy Williams's Alhambra. and Colonial
theatres there viii be several attractive features
this week The Pianophiends' will head the
bill this week at the Colonial Theatre. Cressy
and Dayne will be seen in a sketch called
Town Hall Tonight" "a Night in Rath-
s6eIler' will be another feature OF the bill. Nc
Mahon's watermelon Girls and Miss Beatrice
Lindey will also entertain. At the Alhambra
Theatre Harry Bulger, who was seen in The
Man from Now viii appear I'm sketch. Miss
Katie Barry, Miss Lucille Mulhal, Byron and
Langdon and Dale and O'Malley are also among
the entertainers at this house.
Marshall p. Wilder will head the bill at Keith
& Proctor's 23d street house this week. Oterita,
the Spanish dancer: Mile. Traney Mr. and Mrs.
Garduer Crane in a one-act piece called Are
You NV Wife, are also the bill. At the
5Sth street house these entertainers Will appear:
The Rain Dears, Rossi's musical horse, Frank
Fogerty Miss Fstelle Wordette and Roy Cox.
The Futurity Winner will be the feature at
the 125th street house. with Kingsley Benedict
as the Jockey. Miss Mary Ann Brown, another
entertainer, is advertised The Girl from Lon
don Town" Miss Gertrude Hoffman. in imits-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

Messrs KIaw & Erlanger opened sixteen HOUSES
throughout the larger cities of the country a"
devoted to this advanced" form OF enter ,~ a..
ment Two English music hall favorltes neS1~ tS~
the bill this week at the New YORK 1He'1E ~,
Gus Ellen and Miss Claire Ronalne. NJ, ard
annaars in iupersonations of the coster anu
other characters peculiar to LONDON. MISS r. r.
maine's novelty is impersonatng boys "a -
meralda will continue to entertain VIII tt atcL
Spanish dances and James j. Morton VIII orrT Mi
a new ronologue. An additional featuFe VIII
no rictures of the famous English Derby snow
ing Richard Croker's Orby winning the race
Mr.. Hanmerstein will begin the fan ana VIII
ter season at his Victoria Theatre tomorrow
afternoon. With the concerts to-day the ROOF
garden will be closed for the season Rooer'
Hilliard and his company will head the bill this
week at the theatre, offering The Man "'o
Won the Pool" Miss Ethel Levey will also %
a feature Of the bill. Other entertainers an
nounced are Mrs. James Thornton Matthew's
and Ashley Hiss Oracle Emmett and company
IN Her Second Husband" and the Meransos'
European dancers George Primrose ana MS