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THE POST-STANDARD, SYRACUSE, N. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2,1901 NEW OFFICE FOBJOULIHAN Oawego Man Will Be Made Assistant Elsetriotan, ALSO EMERGENCY FIREMAN tba Agroenioat lUneJwd Lost Night tho Firemen Hopo to Oet Ihelr Pay--riromou Wlff- Pined $10. to Tile OSWEOO, Aug. I--At John nice tu-nlKlit of (bo civil tkrvliw Commission ami tlio (f FtTM uid Police which iiotuly throo hours In tho Majur's ortlce an iLtfructm'nt won finally reached In tho i.nw of Tlwnmm Houlihan. brcnusa whmi the the WlUtIo Flfo llllVu tUEIl held up since Juno 1F.

1'ho commission refused to iwtify tlio pay roll tf tho Fife Department liernuso lioullhan, whoso name tipponfvit upon It, htiu" not token civil service eKumlnutlon. Aa a result of tlio vgnfemiTM lu-nltfit tho vommlMloii agreed to tettttty tho lietl-iil pfty roll if two wpnrnlo ones ufo iiui-le out. end wltli Mr nntillhivti's tmmo upon It and the othvr with nninca of the othor nrrmrn. Tim ronmilfslwu enn- WhUd to Hit enlplunneiit w( HtmlHwii us on emriwurv Itfrmun for the m-xl thirty ilayR, pf-hrtlim nn tf tire conititlnBlcn huvo ttow uflKv nf iiigtlntiitit olfc- (rtcian nml lineman crvnlrd ami nmlimMol) held, Sovrrnl Ittivc nmtlv infra 1 ta-nitfht to m-t the ilitpuifmvnu totffithft 1 to willy HID mltumtU'rslinillmf, but nil vtfn, unni tilling tho meantime IMP fln-nu'ii whvw wihirloii Huvo hfld tip tut I'M liwn greatly vcnloncetl. Growing weury of ilio lung iivo of ihn mrmlwM of tho FJro lltpfirlniFiil Instituted mandamus proceedings ngniittt the Civil a-n'lei- Com- mlnslon to It lo certify tholr tmtiifa mitl thin wast (ntumiiU'litiil tn bringing nuuui Ihr- I'litifcn-iiTM W.

C. A Shi'rtrtnn, ffi'-hlcnt of Dip Civil gprvli-i. CWnlhMton. t'pgaii tlio con- (franco bv explaining Ihn eomtii I -lion's slrtp pf HIP wiurovsrFy, IIo siUil Ilio mnmbers hnd trylnp to follow v'MI tin Ico loiva MM ilny ijitcnuvtrd ihpm I to ptill tlint thp I'ontmtsrtoii took tli" sttmd th.it It tmc ilfjpiirlnintit tiad ihv rlRlil to 1ln tniutnthsil'm nnd appoint nun wit limit rXdmlimtlan tliv tlppHrtnintit toil thp rt(tht anJ he didn't nhtit (In- Hvll wri'ke win for Ho wild the I'tiinnilniloiiont vnnt to If thr pHII BTVko IB lm ti Ilmtllbnn. IIP wild.

Klvott clu.rtcu to trx 'he pxatn hint ton. but tin understood thnt he WHS by the depart men npt Vi It. und be wnnl-xl to ttnpw about It. Attorney D. Cnlkln.

nccotmt of liK Itncnvlodeo tin- fti'l! servtcp having IIPTM secralnry of tti" vjinnilttidon, r.i tidvluor to tho Uopnrtmrnt of Ftrn mid 1 ptpliihiwl Its pf 'ho cntiirni-nriy. li" ttmi Mr, Houlilian'e oppolntntpnt tttin nmdp ttlmply tnr rcnnnmv HP Hint tlirro onlv on" tiinn In th" who Is IrtKilll.ir mill "IrL'iric Mytlem, and Of plrhnoig Ibcrp tio one lo t.iko Mi A pnictlcnl olertrlcliin couitl htrwl for thi- unhiry pnta by tb" dppnrtmfiit. tind it Would thcreforo In t'r-nk in now mtin. HoitHhnn, ho psild, WHS an dec Me I -in. nnd xas best tnr plncc.

Attorney Cuiktn ten a tli ill Use cnmmlmlon unlco of plortrtclan nntl ntiplv In Stntn Civil Service Com- nilwl'n for Us Ptincttnti. Thla vtan flnnlly An ciinialnatlon will Iw hold. tml HouMliaii will lc Rlvrn (i to trv II. in tlie rornntlnm lite t-nlnry for (lie pnit davit will lipkt up t'remllntt thp rnnfprencc thf Oppnrt of i nn1 hold ttp rtmilnr nnd nflpf (rnnnnrttiiK rotmtltin Up tho nt Mortimer WlCTltic. iv nrpinnn, ivlto nbtnlned tetivp of nbtirnce fr-mi r'tilcf tllnckburn by nl- rnlnohnnd Si-Vrml n(to Wig- Bins shnwpd Hie i-blnf fulio flatln? that hla mint tit Orlsknny crlttCBlif lit.

IVIIB Kmnlfil leave, It Is nllcjf-d to r.iii Inland nnd itnyec? itovoril dnW. tirniiKht 1 lit" itppnriinonl (n.nltjht IIP edited thfit tb" HB tin. vncntlon rights for HIP wtrc tnltPti from Mm. UNION STATION. PERHAPS, Hnllrond Kan Hnvo AH Idtm It Was Discussed, OBWEOO.

Atttt 1 nitlrntid mpri there wot moio in tlic oonfrri'iiL" nf (Inipnti E. Cltirko (ind DIUfitiR Hiiporlntoi If. IT. Shpphert! of tho Ij. Dlvlfloii J.

If. nnd ITrclitht Ajfeitl IV U'llKon of the New York Contriil. limn dlwiiMlon tlw Corn rn-iliicts pwltclt, It In thut in i luii pliitluti Is iiiuler ccnslderdtton. It known Hint the hrti'bt of the two roads hnve bpin corroiipoinilnK rcinrdluK tbe mtittir (or tminn tlcna, Imt UP in gnturttay nothing di-nmtc imd Uccn decided TO ARRANGE OUTING, Elks Will iMVlto Wlvoa, and Perhaps OSWEQO. Atig r-Kuliir of th3 OsweKo LoOKf of Kills will bo held nt Its roome tilitlit to for tbe nnniiiit OUIIMK n'hk'b will lie halt! somti time tnotith.

Tlwiv Is iin lion nmimg 1 (he mernlu.rc ti Mponrt HIP rtiiy ut tfpm'l) wlifru I liis npvpr hcpn held bpforp The tinnniil imtlnxn haw i brrn etiij( iiffiilia. Nit It Is pro- THE MODERN WAY To cure It wmk Pltitniifll in to dike tetter's Btocmdi HI I ITS cit tli" very first symptom. It 1r-ii nwav with otitrvlng unit dieting yourself (mi'miRi- It nuts the Elumtich in proper ftmtlltlnii to dlgmt the fond in this M.iy it indigestions Djspepsla, Constipation, Btliousneis, Heartburn, it cud ache, Ctamp, or Diarrhoea, fervous mid sickly women also llml tbe Hitlers in initial im tcgulntor und fnlr trial, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. poecil this ytat to Invlto tho wlvM A dnugtttora ut tho members, looking for Alleged Horaa Thief. oaWBOO, Atig, polleo are still looking tor a.

Imlf-breed Indlnn who watucnl on a ahnrgo o( horns of Mtittlmw CoBslor of Fulton. Tho hnlf- broad cnmo to thin city Bnturday with a nnd rig, which 1)0 put up at DtDlan A fiefs llvory whero ho offered tho hofso for snlo for IS, Mr. Dolan promptly bought tho hcrso nnd tho Indian loft. Yesterdny a young man hired the hono mid tlrovo lo Fulton with his plrl. Thcro the horao was recogntiad im sell ml.

Tho young man and his girl were obliged to return home by train hint night, Bp finish War Veterans Organlza. oaWKOO, Aus. mcotlng of vet- ernnn of the Amcrlon.n-Spn.ilIsh Vfne in this city wiw held tit the Armory to-nlcht for Ihd purpose of orgtinliing a camp, About forty'young mon wore prenont, and thp project irtia lnunoliod amlrt great en- D. H. Tltt chosen tem- pornry clmlrman, Torroy Ball socro- tnry and Frank 0)11 treasurer.

Application will ho made nt onco for chartor. Another meeting will bo hold Sunday afternoon til a o'eloek nt tho Armory. AGED STRANGER WAS CHARLES BANCROFT Una Pound Bring; in the Road Poni- tivoly Identified by Kin Wife. COHTLAND, July t-Tho body 0( tlto aged man wtio wan found Bnturday night on tho Oroton roftd two mtleit went of title city dying from deep wounds about tho Iitdd, WM to-dny positively Idontidod its thnt at ClmrtM Bancroft of Blnghnm- lon. Tim body was Identified by Bancroft's wlto, who hno boen hero for the pnst thrco weeks vloltliier her daughter, Mm, Oeorga Lane, who resldee at No.

IOC Elm street In this City, The deceased for two or three yoaro past had twum plight ly dam on ltd, and for this reason hit wife had not been living with him, Ilo had been living at tho Brooms County tlouso nnd the Olnghnmtan Stiito Hoepl- tiit. A nuphow of Bancroft, ChurlTM Hogy, Is chief of tho Flro Dopnrtmont of Blng- Imniton. Ufincroft, It In had tormorly llvod In thin vicinity ror ycaro, but had not ben seen about hero In a long time. How ln (ante to thts city on Saturday IB still nntcnnwn, but it la bcllovod that ho walki-d from TUnuhamlon. not knowinjt w-lint he WHS doing.

The remains will bo taken to Blnghamton for burial. Unncrofl probably rncolvpil tho Injuries which hie whllo attempting lo stop a horde driven by Mlw Myrtle Brown, who was returning to her homo Iti uroton at nbout 10.M o'clock Saturday nlitht. fttlas Brown, tit statement to C'oronpr Mooro this morning, oaltl that nhorl distance this side ot the Walworth oornprn she saw a man sitting beside tho road. As she appronehod he made an attempt to grab tho horse by tho hood. Tho antmnl was whlpjwd up and tnado a Jump whleh knocked the man down.

She did not stop to ascertain who it wag, but It In thought that it was Banaroft, TOTULLYLAKE. COHTIiAND. Aug. annual oXour- nnd pleulc o( the loonl A. O.

H. will be held on Saturday. August 13, at Assembly Park, Tully. Extensive prcpa- rntlaiut have been made tor the Oceanian. The entertainment for tho day will con- elm nf an athletic meet, spcaltlng and dancing.

The uitouriMonlsts will it-avo this city In special cars attached to the t.46 train and returning will Inavo Tully at 0,10 m. ABOUT TOJEStGN. COBTLAND. Atlg. H.

Kim- hie for tho pntit two years physical director local Y. M. c. wilt next wiwk lender his resignation to the Beard of Directors. Mr, Klmblo has secured a very atlractlvo position as physical director of tho BlnRhamton M.

C. A. nnd expects to take up the now work cither on September 1 or October 1. As yet no one line been mentioned to succeed him. Wedding Invitations Issued, COSTLAND, fTavo been IBB Hud hy Dr.

and Mrs, 3. Jen- nlnas to the marriage of their daughter, ris tJiura O. Jonnlngif, to Ray Bmldi. ono of tlio proprietors of the Model Clothing House. The wremony will occur ut 8 o'clock on Wcdntmdny evening, August tit Orneo Episcopal Church.

FULTON. IN HIS OLD BERTH. Ex-rfuperrlsor Button Again on Inspector In Custom Houoe. 1'L'LTON, Aug. Orova It Out ton uf Oronb)', who lives ttbout two in HUB northwest ot this city, tin a been appointed Inspector In (he Oswogo ctiNtom houfw ncrvlea, and entered upon now duticu to-day.

He Is a Civil War veternn nnd wns an Inspector undor tho lute H. II. Lyman, nJid is reinstated 'ler the civil eorvlco Mr. Button Is a prominent Republican. Fined (or Intoxication.

FUL.TON, Aug. Knowlan and Hurl Smith wcro arraigned before Judge U'llson this morning oil the chnrge of public Intoxication, They both pleaded guilty. Smith won fined $9 nnd Know- Inn ULTON, Aug. L-Mlss Allcp Murphy Fred L. Dolbenr received the largest ibcr of World's Fulr in the PU nml 1., (oaletJt at Morion" store-Mr, Dolbear receiving 3.SSO nnd JitiM Murphy They will bo Blvon IrliMi to the world's Fair.

The Presbyterian Church will hold its annual plenlo Wddntudtiy nt flokorts Orln Henderson of the dry goods firm of F. 1' Co. tins ptireliusixl (ho F. E. Goodjon Co.

block In Onclda wirpi-t. rosBeoslon will be taken about I. A Imxrbtttl team has been organized by the KnlKhto ot Pythias. Tho M. C.

Boat Comimny haa nilsatt ci llagnola and hoisted a imtl FnJrbundn banner, Fredorlck Sutherland luw accepted a position with the Canadian Pactflo Rull- wuy. MALONE. Congressman Pluck Boss Not Improve MAUDNR, Aug. L-Tho condition of uiigrcftnmun W. II, Flnck does not Improve ami IB unconscious eomc of Iho tlma.

I loll, Martin L. a Supreme Court jUHtlce residing at Amsterdam, whose term of oflloe expires In 1005, was In town Saturday looking utter tiia political fimoei. RACES TO-DAY AT WATERTOWN Thirty-Nime Entries for Two Openiie Events. ALL RACES ARE TOR $400 Nothing but Bad Weothor Con Spoil the Sport--The Programme its Arranged tor the Wwk. SPECIAL TO TUB WA.TEBTOWN, Aug.

A. T. Matthews aud Sacretary John S. IBrlggB ot tho Watortown lUclnB Association and Secretory Theodore Col Oman of tho Central Now Torlt circuit worked until lato to-night perfecting arrangements for the nwo meeting which will open lioro to-morrow afternoon. The prorramme for tlio week hua been arranged as follows: Tuesday, 2 trot, 2.10 pace! Wednesday, 2.3» itace, 2.17 pace, i.23 trot! Thurailay, trot, J.IB jmco: Friday, trot, 2.5* trot, 4,13 pace.

For to-morrow thore are ton entrlos In tho 2.20 trot tuwl twonty-nliio In tlio SW pate. All raoeu are Cor purses, A largo number of lioraos arrived hej-o today and bad weather Is tbo only thing that can spoil tho mooting, CHARLES WHITE DEAD. Inmate of Poorhouee Was Ones and WATERTOWN, Aug. WhltO died yesterday In tho county in hie fifty-fourth year, and thin afternoon his remains wui'u burled In tho pot- tors' field. IIo hftd Bptmt nearly sill his life In Northern Now York, except for tho hunting excuislons which wore hi? fad.

Ho had worked In aovonil well- known racing stables, notably that of tho late George W. Coolldgo ot Antwerp, and had at times conducted private raciiiK stablo with only moderate success, Ho was oneo woa.U1iy mid drovo good horses of his own, but he liad a consuming passion for hunting nnd fl.ihlnff, to which ho sacrificed nearly everything olao and visited noarly every statu In tho union In tho pursuit of biff Kamo. It is said that he could bring down a running (ox with a ride at 200 yards. Bo far as Is known no near relatives survive him. Engngemant Announced.

WATEHTOWN, Auir, cngaeo- mont is announced o( ailss Banih B. Stimson of this iMy and Philip II. Draper of Troy. Mr, Draper wns end of tho star players on the Watertowu football team of last year. No Evening Service, WATEH.TOWN, Autf, 1--DurhiB month there will bo no evening services In the First Baptist Church, (is tlm pad- tor, Rev.

roster Wllcox, formerly of Syracuse, will tfilto his vacation, Tlio sorviea next Sunday morning will bo conducted by Prof. Rose, a lompovanci) worker, who. with tho Lincoln CiuaiWl, Is touring the stato in an automobile. Excavating for How Chapel. Aug.

has been begun for the proposed now chapoL of tho Calvary Baptist congregation at tho corner of Academy and Clay slreols Told to Appetir To-day, WAT13HTOWN, Aug. City Judge Itocvoe and Special City Judgo Field wore abmnit Irom tbo city on vacix- tion trlpd and thei-o wus no one to prealdo In City Court this morning, Chief ot To- I Ico Baxter released the six prisoners in the lockup, all Saturday night drunlw, telling them to appear In court to-morrow morning. Vnknown Man Killed. WATBHTOWN, Aug. unknown man who was walking on tho track was struck and instantly killed by a Now York Central train near Gront Bent! about 3 o'cloclt thin afternoon.

Thoro nothing In the man's clothing la Identify him. Dan McDonald Brought Back. WATERTOWN, Aug. Dan McDonald, otherwise known ns "Black uncle," who was captured at Norwood yesterday, charged with participating Iti tho burglary at James Zimmerman's fnrmhouso In Philadelphia Inat Tuewdny, was brought to the County Jail to-night by Deputy Sheriff E. D.

Bellinger. Killed by Parts Green. WATERTOWN, Aug. yctirg dauobter of Henry Sherman ot found A can Of pads green yastoidny and ato a quantity of It, Tho child was talccn at once lo Theresa, but died In splto of physicians' efforts to save her. CANTON.

BOTH JUMPED OUT. Brown's Leg Broken and Gaynor la Badly Bruised. CANTON. Aus, morning Paulino, tho hypnotist, with bug- nnd liaggage, started to drive to Herman. The mind reador nnd a tlrivor wore in a busBy.

tba other team, bosldos carrying- tho greater part of the bngwiKo, conveyed also ono Henry Gaynor, who la in the employ ot Paulino. Whon tho taut mentioned team had proceeded on Its way about two railM one ot the horses took fright and tho tctutt became unmanageable. John Brown, tho driver, oo Gaynor Bays, HAPPY RESULTS OBTAINED. By the U.e of tho Antiseptic. It wouldn't take long' to number tiio hairs in tho heads of some people, tho reason being they haven't mtiny to number.

In most Instances, however, tho fault io their own. A gann at tho root soon plays havoo with tho moat luxuriant growth and causes It to todo nna fall out. A remedy for tills bus recently been discovered, called Newhro's Ilorpl- clde, thnt acts by destroying the gann that does the damage, lioaldos romovlns all Impurities from the scalp. In addition It permits now llfo nnd vlKor to enter tho scalp, and happy results nrs sura lo be obtained front Its use. Try It.

Bold by leading druggists. Send loo in atatnps for asntple to The Herpicido Detroit, Mich, Thomas W. Dalton, special agent. threw down the, lines and Jumped 1 from tho vehicle, and It appearing to Uaynor that there was nothing'left for him to do, tho linos then being out of his roach, followed tho example- set by Brown. He lighted upon some stones at tho side of tho road and, while no bonos were broken, he IB pretty badly bruised.

Brown's leap resulted In a broken leg just above tho ankle. Tho Injured parties wero brought to Canton nnd their Injuries arc being cared for by Dr. MeXay. MEN QUIT THEIR WORK BUILDINGS Strilw Is Called In Support of Subway Action. NEW YORK, Aug.

t-Tho Building Alllimco. made up o( seventeen unions, declared a strike to-day against the Goorgc A. Fuller Constructing Company, and work was tied up on Tho Times, Stiirtevant, Trinity, New York Hippodrome and Tuber buildings. President 'Woliishelmer el tbo Bulldme 1 Trades Alliance, who declared the strike on the subway last weak, is responsible for tlio strike to-day. The men were sold to have Ijecn called out bncauso of a claim that tho Fuller company has bueii ualng a tons from nonunion quarries and trimming yards.

It IB thought that tho actual reason as bficaiiso of tho roar of a lockout on tiio part of tho Building Trades Employers Association. POLISH WEDDING NEARLY ENDSJH A SHOOTING Intervention of Officer Prevents; Murder by Guest. But for tho Intervention of Policeman Timothy Curtln during the celebration of a Poliuh wedding at the corner of West Fayotto and Tlogti. streets, which threatened to break up at 2 SO o'clock this morning in a murder, Stove Schelock, one of the guests would have been shot In cold blood by a fellow countryman named Jacob Putsli. Patch hnd an ugly looking revolver leveled at the head of Scholock when the otncor steppod between thorn, and before Patch could dlseharso tt.

wrested tho weapon from his grasp. Patch was locked up on the charges or carrying concealed and breach of tho peace. Sche- lock was chnreod with breach oE tho nonce. Tho stnrtcd over a bit of foolinsr begun by Scheloclc, who claims that ho lilt Patch In fun. Patch exhibited a badly hammered nose.

IS BEATEN THUGS TO EAST OF THE William EUBsell Found by Police With Pace Badly With his hah' matted with coagulated blood ancl his face a masa of cuts and bruises, millani Russell of No. 107 Walnut avonuo was tnlton Into Police Head- fiuartora nt 3.46 o'clock morning, having been found In a d.iiietl condition at the coiner of Vine and Eoblnson streets by Polleumnii Masters. Russell told Captain Qulgley that he was waylnid by a gang of thugs in JSost- wond at an early hour this morning and beaten almost Into insensibility by beer botlles. lie clnltpod to have been robbed of no, A physician was hastily summoned. GETS POWER FOR' AMSTERDAM Hudson Btver Eltctrtc Company Buys Ewpire Plant GLENS FALLS, Aug.

sols of the property of the Empire Power Company at Scheharto Kails, near Amsterdam, to the Hudson River Electrical Company, was cunHi mail to-day, Tlio power gonctnted will bo used to fill Amsterdam contracts, tind tho plant will nlso bo in conjunction with the plant at Spier Falls nnd Mochanlcvllle. Warrant Charges Assault, Henry Messmor ot No. 1W Van street was arrestctl this morning by fo- lloe Sergeant Herman Eabold on a warrant sworn out by Catherine Massmer, charging him with assault In the third do. grcc. Strike Breakers Hers.

A special train, canying 300 ttalians, passed through Syracuse over-tho Now York Central at 2 Ifi o'clock this morning. The men were en route from WooMw- kan to ChlCELffo, where, It Is expected, they will replace n. part of tho strikers In the largo bGOC houses Accept Big Assessment. BARATOGA, Auir, I--The stockholders oC tho First National Bank have consented to a HO per Cent assessment oti the par valuo Of tho stock, payable August 5, rotruircd In order to reopon the bank. CHASE FAMILY REUNION HELD AT AUGUSTA Annual Gathering at Mr.

and Mrs, Prank Speny's. UTICA. Aug. 1-- The fifty-third annual reunion of the Chnso family was held Inat 'Wednesday at the of Mr. and Mrs.

Franlt Spcrry in Augusta, Onclda county, Nearly nil of tho several branches or the representatives were present, including Dr. and D. D. Chase of Morrls- vllle. Miss Egorla, Morso and Mrs.

Clmrlss L. Welch and son of LeontLrdsvlUo, Mrs, L. H. Whltnoy of Eaton, Mr. and Mrs.

B. W. Hamlln of Doaneboro and Colonel J. M. Cliaao of Washington.

C. At the close of a sumptuous feast Dr, Chase as toastmaster, presented a variety of Interesting subjects pertinent to tho occasion, which woro happily responded to, with occasional family reminiscences by each member present. Following this season of after-dinner speeches the company repaired to the organ room and adjacent parlors, where tlm concluding exercises wero held as follows: Music by Mr. nnd Mre, Hamlln. Address by Cal M.

Chose, followed ly iui Interesting letter from C. Cros- mnn, a long absent charter member. Other letters from absent members were also rend. Orifrlnnl song nnd music by Mrs, H. Whitney, assisted by Mrs, Nettle M.

BMltdtlon by Miss Peart B. Weatfall, Recitation by Eugene Hammond, Bonn bv Mrs. F. B. Snorry.

Original poem by W. Hamlln. Song by Arthur Welch, assisted by Miss Egorln Morse. Select rending by Miss Egsrla Morse. Or Iff Inn) tnuFlc and song by Mr, and Mrs.T3.

W. Hamlln. Cl losing by Dr. D. Chase.

Social Affairs, ONEIDA, Aug. L-Mtss Marlon Doflgo very plonsnntly entertained nt a lawn party at the homo of her aunt, Mrs, C. Will Chappie, this evening In honor of Miss Jennetto Hudson of Syracuse, Miss Lulu Alexander emtertolne'd a few friends at lawn party tills afternoon. NOTICE OF APPEAL GIVEN -United States Voting Machine Company to Fight, OPPOSES JUDGE HASH'S ORDER Prienda of the Uachlnes in Geneva Will Make a Determined Effort to Have Them This Pall. TO TKB GENEVA, Aug.

L-Tho United States Voting Machine Company has taken stops through its attorney, W. S. Mooro, to aj Deal to the Appellate Division of the Su promo Court in the fourth department from tho order of Justice Nash. Notices of appeal woro served this afternoon upon City Attorney O'Brien nnd President Conrad Wehnes of the Common Council. A determined offort will be made by tho friends of tho voting machines In thts city to luwa them for this fall's election.

PENH VAN. Waltere-Gilman Wedding. PBNN TAN, Aug. the apart- monta of the brida'a mother at 10 y'clook this forenoon ocahmd the marriage of Miss Elisabeth Wright Walters ot Penn Ysn to Lawrenea Oilman of New Yorlt city. The marrlnj was a very quint affair, only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties witnessing the ceremony which was performed by Rev.

D. H. Palmer, pastor of the Penn 7an Presbyterian Church, The bride was gowned In white organdie, and the marriage ceremony wns the Episcopal eswlcc a ring. WRANGLE OVER PAVING. Considerable Dinaatisfaction Exists as to Cortland Highways.

CORTliANB, Aug. paving qufs- tlon was again a subject of discussion before tho Board of Public Works to- nlglit, A grout amount of dissatisfaction Is felt by citizens In Komcr avenue because of the action of the board at the last session tn ordering a public hearing; for the consideration paving the street, A petition le in circulation on the street opponlng the pavement. Commissioner Collins reported that It already contained tho names of tho owners of the majority foot frontage. It appears that the residents of the southern end of tha street are much more antagonistic toward the Improvement than those on tha north end. The board Is in (aver of the move, but It is feared tliat because of public opinion it will tte Impossible to put the onliro street through.

It was suggested that in order to obtain a paved highway, which would extend from the heart of tho city to the outskirts, that North Main street bo liaved and that Homer avenue he paved from Ita Intersection with North Main the city line. With regard to the sewer which Mr Huntlngton, aa executor of tho Randall estate, Is seeking to have built in front of tho line of lota In Port Watson street, the board suggested that he construct a private sewer. Engineer Farrlngton reported tliat the cost of o. sewer to be built through a proposed nlleyway tn tbe Randall tract wcuid be 1500. This would start from Port Watson street and extend through tne extension of Oreenbush 200 foot, then west through the alleyway to within 1M feet of the extension of Church street Mr Harrington was Instructed to give the figures to Huntlngton to learn whether he would build such a 1 GOUVERNEUR.

GOUVBKNEUR, Aug. Hall Fife, daughter of the late Thomas and Elsie Shortt Fife of Woddlngton, died Saturday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Potter, In this village, aged TO years. The matched race between Adolphus St Louis' boy pacing mare and Frank Young's black pacer was witnessed by o.tout 300 enthusiastic spectators on tho holf-milo course at the Gouverneur Agricultural and Mechanical Society grounds Saturday afternoon. The St.

Louis mare won In three straight heats. Maggie Noble Smith, wlfa of Blon Smith, died at her home in Emeryville thin morning, after two Illness cancer, aged years. Mr. and Mrs. 1.

Block and daughter Ruth of Gouverneur and Mrs, Block's sts- wrs, Mrs, Matlaw of Troy and Mrs. M. Matlnw of Canton, leave to-morrow morning (or n. two weeks' outing at Cranberry lake. Mlas Mildred Toltt has returned from a two woeks' stay at Cranberry and Star lalccs.

Anron B. Cutting Isft Saturday for a short stay with his family nt their summer home on Point Vivian, Judge Gerrit Conger left on Saturday for Black lake, where his family Is spending tho summer. The annual school meeting of school district No, 1 will bo hold to-morrow evening at the Qouvarneur High School, when threa trustscs Will bo elected. Two tickets have been put In the field and a lively fight Is anticipated, Abraham Boitlofcof Watortown Is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr, end Mrs. Louis Boulet.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hampton of New York aro tn town to attend the Rnynolds- McFivlls wedding, which will take place at tile First Presbyterian Church Wednesday enrenlng. Miss Eleanor Mulry of Jersey City returned to her homo to-day after a two weeks' visit with Dr, and Mrs Charles li. Ilawley.

Rev. nnd Mrs. W. SItimier leave on Iron-Ox hever totes eaeot. It cures constipation nod every form ot stom- Thursday for a months' outlns at Greenwich.

Miss Amy Bassott of Providence, K. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodge. Mrs, B.

H. Thornhill ot Worcester, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Stacy of Itoclt Island' street Miss. Kate -Ijeahy is enjoying life at WanoJtena and otlior Cranberry lake ro- sorts. CANANPAIGUA.

SHOOTINffAFFRAY. The Participants Unknown to the Police. CANANDAIQUA, AUR, L-A shooting attray that agitated tho select district un upper Main street, near Howell street, occurred: Idts loot night, and the combatants havo EO far eluded tho police, do not even know if anyone was tnfured. The affair took place about and waa over before the frightened residents had reached tho scene. A night prowli-r, who claims to havo scan part of Ute Ira- cas, states that two men and two women, presumed to bo Italians from their tnlk.

were fired upon when near St. Johns Church by a fifth party, thought to bo a Jealous paramour of one of the women, Tho cries and tho men's shouts awoke people all over that section, but tho combatants made good their escape as soon as they saw the commotion they had created. PULASKI WOMAN SERIOUSLY BURNED Caught Fire and Communicated the names to Her Cloth tug. PULASKI, Aug. Leonard A.

Knowlton met with a dUtreEalne accident last evening. Mr. Knowlton was suffering from, an attack ot rheumatism and his wife was preparing a remedy which required heating before applying It. She poured a small quantity of the liniment In a tin vessel and placed it upon a. gas Plata preparatory to heating It.

A small fkvtna from tba natural gas soon did It-s work, and Mis. Knowlton, without first turning off the gas from the Plato, removed the vessel containing the liniment. As she did so an oxsloolon occurred, tlio blase Irom tho gas communicating with the llciuid. In on instant Mrs Knowlton was enveloped tn names. She was lightly dressed and wore also a dressing sncque, With great presence of mind Mrs.

Knowlton uttered a scream and at oace proceeded to wrap the po'tlerea whleh were suspended from a polo in the room about her person and managed to extinguish the names. Mr. Knowlton had dropped off to sleep whilo his wl(e was preparing the remedy, but was soon awakened and hastened to bar assistance. By this time several neighbors who had been attracted by the screams of the woman and Oy the blaze, which gave the room tbe appear anco of being completely enveloped in flames, were on hand. As it was Mrs Knowlton wast badly turned.

The left hand, nnd the arm was burned to the shoulder and tho right hand was also burned. Tho back and breast wero badly burned find tba hair at tho back of the head sineed. Dr. James More was hastily summoned and dressed the injuries. Mrs Knowlton, while suffering the most KC- cruclatltig pain, is not considered In a serious condition, Sho Is resting 03 comfortably as can bo expected under tho circumstances.

NEWARK. FAIR PREMIUMS $4,000. NEWARK, Aug, 1--The Newark Fair Association has Issued a preliminary announcement and premium list of the annual fair, which wilt be held the last two days ot this montli and the ilrst dtiy of Scptembsr. Tho premiums amount to W.OCO. A special premium of 5100 It or.

fered to the couple whose application shall be approved by the association, who will be married on the grounds during tho fair. Thora are numerous features for the fair this year. A largo list of prizes 4 bcon offered for different floats in the (loroj panulc, a special offer boins made to schools tor decorated wagons. Tho committees in charge of the different departments are: Department for Horses, II, Palmer, M. II Wllber, A.

Wtelcher, Dr. J. A. Heed: Cattle, George Stearns, Luther Flnlcy, Chailes Leggett; Poultry and Pets, Charles Schwartz. Cyrus A.

Tator; Machinery and Panning Tools. H. L. Dator, Finley, Dr. N.

E. Lnndon; Fruits, R. L. Van Dusen, Mrs. Charles Schwartss; Noodle- work, Mrs.

B. Landon, Mrs, F. Welcbcr, Mrs W. Hyde, Mrs. C.

Crothers. Mrs, Lcssett. Mrs, John Stuerwald; Fine Arts. Mrg. R.

H. Palmer, Mrs Pater Slclglit. Mrs, B. Williams, Mrs, C. Burgess, Miss Barnes; Work Dono Uy Bovs and Girls, Mrs Buud, Mra.

H. Wllber. Mrs. J. A.

Read; Education, A. McMurray. WOLCOTT. HEART DISEASE KILLED HIM, WOLCOTT, Aug, H. H.

Watkins of Wolcott was hastily called late Saturday afternoon to the Irvine Mclntyrc farm, two miles south of Wolcott, where John Woldon. a well-known resident of this place, had died suddenly. Mr, Weidon was In ojiay field on a load ot hay and James Kitchen was pitching tha hay up to him, Mr. Weidon was talking, and apparently In the best of spirits. Suddenly his volso ceased and Mr.

Kitchen looked up, but coulf see nothing of him. He called, and receiving no response climbed on the load, where he found Mr, Weidon dead and blood running from his nostrils. The coroner was at once called, and pronounced death duo to heart disease. Mr. Weidon was 47 years of age and had nlwnys resided In this vicinity.

Ho Is survived by ono son, Charles Weidon, and one daughter, Mrs, George Chase. Funeral services will be held to-morrow at 2 o'clock at the Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. James Pitts officiating. WATERLOO. WATERLOO.

Aug L--The game of baseball Saturday afternoon at Maple Grove between tho Standards of Rochester and Waterloo was a disappointing exhibition, especially to tho home rooters. The score was to 6 In favor of Roch. ester. The funernl of John Goodwin, a retired farmer who- died Friday, was held yesterday at the Magce Baptist Church in the town of Tyre, Rev. Pulaskl Smith conducting the services.

ATTEMPT MADE, ON HIS LIFE WUliarn Wright Chaieed With Trying to Kill SCARED AT SIGHT OF BLOOD Unshed the Street at Lake Junction Calling for Aid. Arrested and Held for Grand Jury. SPECIAL TO THE POST-STANDARD. TUPPER LAKE, Aug. Wright, a railroad employe, was arrested this morning on a chargo of attempting suicide at his room over Badger's barbet shop at Topper Lake Junction by jaslilsis bis throat with a razor.

He evidently te- came frelghtcned at the sight of the bleed for bo ran Into tba street In his night clothes covered with blood calling for old, physician found It necessary to take several stitches In the wound, but says Wright will recover. He stated to the doctor that he dkjnot know whether some one cut him or whether he did it lilmself. Wright Is said to have been drinking heavily for some days nnd was prohablr delirious when he did the cutting. He was held for the Qrajid Jury, ONOISDAGA VALLEY. ONONDAGA VALLEY.

Aug. Qeorso Barnes Wood left to-day for a two months 1 visit with Jlr, Wood, wbosa headquarters are In New York city. Mr, and Mrs. frames A. Harper of St Louis has leased Mrs.

Wood's residence and will maka the Valley their future home. Mrs Percy Hand of South Sallna street underwent an operation for appendicitis last week at St. Josephs Hospital. Her condition Is reported favorable. MIsi Ruth B.

Wood Is visiting relatives at Niagara Falls, J. Bachman 1ms removed to the Maybls homestead at No. 191! South Sallna street. M(ss Grace Giltlden of Chicago will ba the guest ot J. P.

Knight and daughter during August. Dr George W. Beach and family ars occupying tlieir cottage at Thousand Island Park. ASSEMBLY PARK. ASSEMBLY PARK, Aur.

J-L. E. Klr- by of The Blnghamton Press spent Sunray at tho hotel as tho euest of Principal G. A. Bailey.

Tlio game of baseball Saturday between Tully and Homer teams resulted Itt victory for Tully, IB to I. The Cummines family excursion tt the Park next Wednesday will attract a. lores crowd. Edythe Ring of Cortland gare a private party at Hotel Chautauqua. ta-nlght.

GAM1LLUS. CAMILLUS, Aug, H. ButterfleW Is visiting at Pompey Hill, Mr. and Mrs. DeForest Forward, and Mlas Pearl Forward of Newark, at are Forward's Mrs Rhodes and daughter of Tarrytown are guestes of Miss Hattle Drake.

Mrs. R. D. Munger and Mrs. Webber, who have been visiting relatives here, have returned to their home In Auburn.

George Wagner has gone to his homa In Brooklyn. W. Gorhatn and family have returned from Ottsco lake. The Misses Edna ana Carrie Main of Auburn are the guests of their mother. Mrs.

It, J. Slain, Marriage and Death Notices inserted In Tbe Post-Standard -wilt, upon application, appear simultaneously, without extra charee for either Insertion or telegraphing. In any or all of the following named morning newspapers: NEW YORK TIMES, BALTIMORE HERALD, 3 BOSTON GLOBE, BUFFALO COURIER. CINCINNATI ENQUIRER, CHICAGO RECORD-HERALD, CLEVELAND PLAINDEALE, MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE A I A PUBLIC LEDGER FITTSBUHG DISPATCH, PROVIDENCE JOURNAL, ROCHESTER HERALD, ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC.

WASHINGTON POST, ST, PAUL PIONEER PRESS. DIED. CLARKE-In tliig city, at No. 414 South Sallna street, August 1. 1904.

Willis James ReelnaJd Clarke, aged 34 years, 7 month-" Notice of funeral hereafter. Biiurham- ton ptipeis please copy. BRUCE-In this city, August 1EM, Mary Fox, wife ot Charlss Henry Bruca, aged i-i years Funeral services o-t the home of her daughter. Mrs Cliarles E. No.

631 West Onondaga street, to-day, Tuesday, nt a In Boston, Mass. HUBBELL-ln Solvav, July SI. 19W, Albert O. Hubbell, jeare. Funeral sonlces will take place at his late home.

No HC Cogswell avenue. Sot- vay, on Wednesday afternoon, the 3d Inst, at o'clock. Interment at Elbrlflge, N. Friends are Invited. 3SM.

at the home of her daughter. Mrs. J. M. Crlchton, No.

Third North street, Polly Keeler, widow ot Charles F. Keeler, late of Chlttenaiigo. Y. Funeral services Tuusdav ot 1 p. at Sfrl Third North street.

Burial at Chlt- tenango, N. WEBB-In this city, July 31. Bolidar aged years, 10 months. daya. Funeral services at the undertaking rooms of James Cornell.

No. 3M South Warren street. Wednesday, August 3. at 4,30 m. Friends ars Invited, Burial at BiuKtnolt Valley, A.

K. HOYT, Funeral Director OFHCE 614 S. SAUNA ST. Oppoilte High Bultdlr- Dl. RYAN.

C. P. RTM) RYAN SON, A 524 South Sallns Strwt UJt fleagher Cody (Jatnes H. Meaeher and P. J.

Cody.) Undertakers and Funeral Directors: F. RICHARDS, formerly with 3, McCarthy Sons.) Open day end night MS W. Gtneeee at. New 'jphone 1161. Old 'phona aiS,.