davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
zoe FREE ROAp.


A public meeting was held In The Stanton
Hall Wednesday night week, for the pur-
pose OF taking some action concerning the
condition Of the Wilmington d Ohristiane
turnpike. The attendance was large.
After exchanging opinions and discussing
the situation thoroughly, the following was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Wilmington Il Christiana
Turnpike Company have neglected 10 keep
their road In good condition, according 10 their
charter, and 1t II now and has been for some
time unworthy the name Of u turnpike; and
WHEREAS, The community using said road
sbsrtr1 fyIng al increased 61R idr Tho mst
year viii the road has been growing almost
impossible and Is now In mnny places much
Interior to uur common roads, and
WHEREAS, We have been fully aroused 70 mo
Injustice OF paying said toll; therefore, peh
Redo d, That u committee OF ave 20 APP
nointed with tho power 10 employ legal coun-
al 10 devise some means whereby mo saiu
pike may he made q froe road.
J.w. II, Watson, ]. A. Oranston, ]. n
Gould, Reuben Satterthwlite and Il. y.
Justis were appointed to serve as snch a
committee. A finance committee, consisting
CT o. NJ. 0roome, Reuben satterthwaite
and Joseph Fl. Gould was appointed, VINO
Immediately went to work and quite alarge
cum OF money was raised, nearly all present
cheerfully contributing. The meeting then
adjourned to meet again at the Call Oh the
President,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

Warmers Log Cabin Remedies,oia
fashioned, simple compounds, used IN
the days Of our hardy foretathers are
''old timers" but ''old reliable" iney
comprise A Warmers Log Cabin Saraapa,,,
riIIs. "Hops and Baohu Remedy,
Slough and Consumption he@eag, !,
s.Hsir Tonic" EXTRACT" Tor et,s,nSl
and internal use, "Flasters, mn noH ),
Dream" for catarrh. and Liver sn M
They are put up by II. q. Warner q W
proprietors OF Warmers Safe hemeuies'
and promise to equal the standard sslue
of thoss great preparations. All afus'
gists keep them. -......
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

Tho courts of Chester county yesterday
week, under the Pennsylvania High Id
cense law, granted As liquor LICENSES and
IA eating house licenses, the latter carry
ing with them permission to sell malt
liquors. Three liquor licenses were re-
fused aud two applications were held
over for further consideration, those OF
5. Hope Hersh berger of Avondale and
William O. Armstrong of Oxford.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
WILMINGTON oITP RAILWAH.
sucrcnsed Facilities and Acconinio'
datiOns 10 be Provided,

datiOns 10 be Provided
The Wilmington City Railway Company
has obtained permission 10 place q turn
table at the foot OF Fourth street, and the
work OF repairing the road preparatory u
running the cara to Fourth street wharf
will begin at once. 1t will cost OF least
az, 200 to purchase and put down the new
castlngs used In crossing the r. W. ..
tracks and In erecting the tnrnthnle. Ihe
company also has sig additional cars Il
readiness which will DO placed on the
Fourth and Market streets lines WITHIN
few weeks, thus giving them total equip.
ment OF 80 cara. During the summer
months the cars on the Market street line
will be- run at tive minute intervals anu
those on Fourth street will also be run
more frequently. The company now mas a
petition before the Street and Sewer Pc
pRrtmant for permission to tXtehd tne
SO as to give them more room to STALLION
their cars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
nied From AIS InturIes.

John White, the nged p, ". z B. track
walker who was struck by a train at the
Lombard street crossing on Thursday OF
last week, died Friday morning at G O'Clock
from the effect OF his injuries. The de-
ceased who had passed his 74th year was
too old to recover and for the past few days
life ebbed slowly away. he died at the
residence Of his son, No 1874 Chestnut
street, and the remains was buried IL
RlvervleW cemetery on sunday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

ONAKcook, Va, March % News from
Messongo Neck Is to the effect that Mrs.
Mary e. Mc0ready, the lady who was
assaulted by the negro Magruder Fletoher,
died yesterday. The citizeus were so in
csneed and infaristed over the crime that,
several days after the negro WAS lynched,
many colored residents of the Neck were
notified to leave, which they hastily did.
One negro owned considerable property
there, but was compelled to 60.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
Naval Academy vacancy.

Congressman Pennington has been ap-
prised by the Secretary of the Navy OF q
vacancy in the United States Naval Aead,
envy Of Annapolis, Md, to which he viii
be asked to appoint young man from
Delaware. These appointments are by
established custom made atter comPeu.
tive examination in English branches, the
applicsnt passing the highest being deslg-
mated BY the representative to report to
the Naval Academy for further mental
and physical examination about the
middle Of May. The one passing second
in the examination is designated as the
alternate, who is appointed in the event
Of the failure of the FIRST man to pass his
examination at the academy. Candi-
dates for admission must be between the
nses of 15 and 20 years. Ihey are On,
entered a. cadets educated and supported
by the government.
- aNaI
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

Richard Milis,a colored man employed BY
Meaafy & Son, furniture dealers ct Sixth
and lhtnall stree and living ut No. 8}6
Wollaston street, died on Friday morning
OF locRjlw. Mills ran nail in his foot
while nc work about 10 days ago but con-
tin1ed at work until Wednesday afternoon
when he quit. He was home only little
over d4y. His Jaws were firmly set and
he mad 10 be fed through straw. Dc. Pyle
attended, him but could do nothing. The
remains were buried on Monday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
p.pn,yIvan,a Voluntary Relief.

The monthly statement OF the Pennsyl, ~,
yanIa voluntary relief department lor tue
month OF March. has Just been received ~
railroad officials In this city. 1t shows iota'
expenditures on all the lines, OF whleu
s0,7bO was for deaths, $4.99i60 for ae Si,
dents and 1892 80 for sickness. ". ~. 'r's
total 99i8.40 WAS for employees on tno ~ = =,
". A Il. railroad Including $500 for one
death. that Of Andrew Morton. The number
OF death benefrs paid from February 10 so !.
1885 to date Is GA; accident benefits 5000
alnk hanalifa OH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
noan A,socin,lon OrMeers.

Az the annual meeting OF the Mutual
roan Association, Middletown. Tuesday
,rssE. The following officers were elected
w y. es,vs tbs ensuing year President. Fl. A.
M NJ Vice. president, G. =. Hukill See-
n rotWrv 4. q, OK; Treasurer, L: Darlington
T n1.a,,nrs DR. II, II. Gilpln, NJ. N. Willitts,
Li,rsd o,een. W. H. Moore, Joseph Gary,
Enoch Alice, j.. D. Foard, W. Jolis ana
d. B, Rice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

Az souire Smiths office Thursday after
~ Mslcher Becker of Kennett Square
n nv fnsd MS for cruelty to his teamAin
T S,,or;ro the horses to stand shivering
n ma ,neoyered for two or three hours
a assannh Thursday's storm. Special Agent
t rn'nl Stout Of the 8. P. O. A. prosecuted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

TIE Rev, e. l.. Hubbard writes from Paris
70 the Nav Castle Star: MIR. MulIin ard
Herbert reached here from Rome on 5atur-
day, and are now purchasing goods for the
store ct Sixth and Marker, Wilmington.
They Will buy again n London. I'm not
buying much. I'm all out OF sorts anyway.
Oae week ago I collapsed again, and am
re covering, but flow. / am recovering,
however, and propose 70 get well.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
D,sns,voU. Roller E;xplos,on.

NEwBuRa, ARK March % The boiler
in Oooper's saw mill exploded Saturday
night tearing the building TO pieces
and fatally injuriug John Bakenship and
John Griflin. Olhers were badly scalded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
TEE BEST OF REASONS WHY.
j. III. u.


Love, my love, / love you,
Not that you are sweet,
Though in you all Rraces,
All PROJECTIONS meet.
Love, my love, love you,
Not that You are fair,
Though in you is beauty,
Rarest OF the rare.
Love, my love, I.love you,
Not that you are wise,
Though in you all knowledge,
Joined with prudence. lies.
Love, my love, I love you,
Mt that you have gold,
Though In large abundance,
Wealth TO you has rolled.
Love, my love, l love you,
Not that you are great,
Though In you ooncentre
Rank and high estate.
Love, my love, l love you
But for reasons two
Just because love you,
Am beloved nj you!
--Cdsselrs Family Mdgdrine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
Candidate for Ese,np.

ISpIAwApoLIs, IED., March 2S,-John Fos'
sell OF Hillsboro became Jealous OF his wife
and shot her down In the yard of their resi-
deuce. last night. While she was lying on
the ground begging for mercy he emptled
all the chambers of the revolver into her
body. She vii die and II 10 possible that
FoAsell will he lvnched.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

DENTON. Nd March William A.
Driver, ooiored man employed at the
mill or j. Il. Anthony, near here, fell
against o circular saw this morning. One
of his arms was cut OF and he died in 10
minutes,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

"The disease proceeds silently amid
apparent heath" That is what William
Roberts, M. D., Physician TO the Man
chester Inflrmary and Lunatio Hospital,
Professor OF Medicine in Ovens College,
says in regard to Brisht's disease. Is 1t
necessary TO awe any further warning /?
II not, use Warmers Safe Cure before
your kidney malady becomes too far ad-
vaneed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

Death of cx-Trustec Armstrong :,
Samuel A. Armstrong a prominent
farmer of Blackbird hundred and an eh
member Of the Board of Trustees OF tns
Poor died at his home yesterday week.
aged 66 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
wooden ,lmnufncturer Fails.

GREAT BARRrSGroN, Mass, March U.s.
Frank W. Adams, proprietor Of the Glen
dale Woolon Mills, Glsndale, made an
assignment Saturday. Liabilities un-
known.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

HAVANA, March 23.-Ex P e.ideDt Cleve-
land ard PARTY arrived hire this morning.
Crowds oispeople thronRed the wharf END
gave tho distinguished travellers an en-
thusiastic welcome.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

Rarnum's Hotel 10 be fI0sed.
BALTIMORE, MD, March "a B irnum's
Hotel, one of the oldest and most historic
in the country, will be closed
I'M er its present management on April 80.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

Register Bradford has granted letters testa y,
mentary on the estate OF Mary Kane, Lale " y,
this city, to the Rsv. d. y: tiynnE; , ss q.
q, Sutton. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
JUSTICE MATTHEWS DEAD.
Death Removes an Associate JUS
tIce of the Supreme Court.


IIce Of the Supreme Court.
WARRINGTON March ~ Justice Matthews
died at 1906 this morning. he had been con-
fined to his chamber since laft September.
The last change In his condition occurred
yesterday afternoon when the intense pain
which marked the periods Of the decline
required and never left him until death
brought relief. DR.. william W. johnston
administered opiates which toward morn
tne induced a state OF semi.consc,ousness
IN which he remained until the end. Occa-
sionaily he would partially revive and re-
cognizs those near him By glance or pres
sure OF tho hand but relapse soon FOL
lowed. For number Of hours previous TO
death he was practically unconscious.
In his last hours the dying justice was
surrounded by the members OF mis- family,
who have been with him throughout his
iilnt ss-Mrs. Matthews, his daughters Miss
Matthews and Miss Eva Matthews and his
son Paul Matthews. and Mr.. q. b. Matthews,
his brother, OF Cincinnati, who came tc
Washington a week or 10 days ago,
The Immediate cause Of death was OF.
haustion OF the heart and congestion Of
kidneys.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

WASHINGTON, Marcn No. uuofhi sef-
vices over the remains of the late Asso.
ciste Justice Matthews were held this
afternoon at his late residence, DR..
Hamlin and DIR. Leonard officiating. The
President aud cabinet, the justices Of the
Supreme Court, many members OF Com
gress and other prominent pernons were
present. The remains will be conveyed
, over the B. a. o. railroad to Glendale,
Ohio, for interment in Spring Grove GEM
etery.
The remains will beinterred In the family
lot IN Spring Grove cemetery, Cincinnati,
but details will not BE- perfected until the
arrival of the dead jurist's eldest SON.
Mortimer Matthews, a lawyer OF Cincinnati.
and his younpest daughter, Grace, vile OF
Horace cleveland, assistant United States
district attorney Ut Cincinnati. As mark
Of respect the Supreme Court this morning
adjourned TO Tuesday.
iTustioe Stanley Matthews was born In
| Cincinnati, o, July 2ist, 1924. He was
| graduated at Kenyon College In lS4O,
! studied law aud was admitted to the bar.
| settling Ia Mauray county, Tennessee. He
| shortly al erward returned to Cincinnati,
\ early engaged In anti-slavery movements
| and in 1862 vaa an assistant editor OF the
| Cincinnati H,rdld. He became Judge OF the
| court of common pleas OF Hanover county
| In 1851 and state senator IN 1900. In 1895 81
he waS United States attorney for the
sou hern district of OHIO. he served with
distinction in the late war, taking conspicu.
ous part In come Of the most not.
nble engagsmerts. He resigned hii
military commission in 1868 TO becoms
Judge Of the superior court Of Cincinnati
He was defeated As Republican candidate
for Congress In 1876. aud the next year wal
one of the counsel before the electora
com mission, opening the argument In be
half of the Republican electors In th,
Florida case and making the chief argu
mont ia the 0-r9on case. In March OF tina
year no was elected 10 succeed John sher
man IN the Uaited Safes Senate ant
IN 1851 was appointed asscciat
jTstlas Of the Supreme Court OF tn
Ulited States. Justice Matthews has
baen in III health several weeks, bu
his condition WAS not considered alarmin
until within few hours pravious to bis
deafb, Tho announcement of the engage
ment o. one OF the deceased daughters &
Justice Gray few days ago was made.l
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28

T. II. Enos, undertaken o. oaessa, urea
Tuesday afternoon week OF blood poisoning
aged "a years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-02
MARTLNIS PERRY.
Society and Personal Gosslp-siCkusSS.
Various Local Notes.

society ana personal GOAsip-SlCkneAS.
Various Local Notes,
Robert Taggart, Of Hanlin, Pa, was q
visitor here yesterday,
David Sutton, ESQ, OF st. Clairsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss May McKim is visiting her
brother Ross at Allegheny,
Simpson Carrot Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Ed Crosby, at Brilliant,
DR.. Hawthorn and w. B. Hall, OF
Coleraln, were here yesterday.
At the thank offering service held in
the U. T. church $27 2s was collected,
The Hotel haywood Is being rcpl int.
cd, papered, carpeted aud beaulily,.
generally.
R, ]. Drennen and his:sister, Miss
MUrgretta, returned yesterday from a
pleasant visit at Grandview,
The gentlemen members OF the Area.
dian will entertain the ladies OF that
club at the Hotel haywood tomorrow
evening.
George Wells was taken quite sick
rather suddenly while at work at Spence,
Baggs 4 Co.'s foundry yesterday, and
hauled home In buggy.
Thomas Elliott, engineer on the Clevc.
land, Lorain 4 Wheeling road, who has
been on the sick list for three months,
Is able to be on duty again.
Miss Alma Chessell entertained a
party OF her friends very pleasantly at
her home, corner Of Third and Hickory
streets, on Tuesday evening.
The young society people Of Martins
Ferry ale taking considerable interest
In the moonlight excursion OF the Sons
Of Veterans on the Andes May Is.
The Ohio Valley News suggests the
name Of Charles Seabrlght, OF Martins
Ferry, for Mayor, and says he Is fully up
to his Wheeling namesake in legal
affairs.
The Martins Ferry Knights Of rythlas
have declined the Invitation Of the
Wheeling Knights to take In the OK.
cursion to steubenyllle on Sunday,
May 10.
Mr.. James Patterson, the Democratic
postmaster, took charge OF the office
three years ago yesterday, and will
doubtless be allowed to serve out the
fourth year.
The MARITIME Ferry ball club will cross
hats with the Comets, OF BellaiFe, at the
Riverside park next Saturday, and will
play the Mingo club at Mingo the follow.
ing Saturday.
The Cleveland, Lorain ( Wheeling
road extension to Don Is being lined
preparatory 10 running trains to that
point, when the new time card goes into
effect, Maya,
Leander Woods, Of the First ward, has
the upper jaw Of q six pound bull frog
caught in Arkansas by a friend OF his.
In 1t there are eiHhty.two teeth OF all
sizes, which are nearly as white as pearls.
Miss Gertie Haines entertained about
ten couples Of her young friends at a
"Martha Washington Party" at her
home In the Third ward on Tuesday
evening. The participants were attired
In continental costumes and the house
was artistically decorated with the red,
white and blue. The refreshments were
elegant and all those fortunate enough
to be present spent a most delightful
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-02
A REGULAR wATERLOO.
Tho Mansfield Club Bsatsp Radly-Othei
Hall Games Yesterday.


Tho Mansfield Club ISeatep Badly-Othtl
Hall Games Yesterday.
The attendance at Island park yester.
day afternoon was, light, not over $50
being prepent 10 witness the game played
by the Wheeling and Mansfield teams.
The result was another victory for the
home club, Mansfield BENGAL but wiped
of the face Of the earth. TWAS crush
ing defeat Mansfield suffered, for not one
Of their men was able to make the cir
cult OF bases, while the Wheeling boys
galloped around the diamond seyenteen
times.
"Hanw Morrison, who was one Of
Wheeling's pitchers last season, was in
tho box Tor Mansfield, and tho way in
which the Wheeling boys sized up his
curves aud pounded them all over the
field was enough TO sicken the most
stouthearted, To add 10 Itorrisons
misery the support he received from, the
other members Of the team was very
rocky. All this made a combination
that In the latter part OF the game broke
him all up. Up TO the eighth inning he
had only had six hits With a total OF
eight nude or him, but In that inning
he was tapped for seven hits with a total
Of eight, and gave two men bases on
balls. Wheeling had fourteen men at
bat In that inning and scored nine OF
them. Morrison was Just about tagged
out at the conclusion Of that experience,
and In the ninth went TO right field,
while Park took a turn In the box.
When Morrison stepped 10 the plate for
the first time hO wa banded a bouquet
that had been sent In by some fair ad.
mirer.
II was zlcgler's turn 10 pitch for
Wheeling, but he was too unwell 10 up.
pear, and Kennedy and Bowman again
filled the points In a manner that was In
every way satisfactory,
DarrahI ManSield'S captain and Gee.
ond baSelnar, who was suspended last
season for his rowdy behavior, gave
another exhibition OF himself In yester.
uh1 kNulu uhu was luuhl uthublIull4
called down for II. II was In the eighth
inning, iurt after Morrison had been so
cruelty handlGdi Darrah was at the bat
and took exception 10 Mr, O'Rhen's
judgment on a ball. He had been kick.
ingall through the game on Mr.. o Brien's
Caiiisg Of balls and strikes, but this time
he was especially offensive and Mr..
O'Brien promptly fined him, That
made pairah bot and he commenced
TRADE that rapidly pan hIs fines up 10
S25 and eliminated in Nj. QBrlSp or
detina hIp out q thS game ah . 70 h!s
place. The Incident caused considerable
excitement and made ell tho Mansfield
men very wrathy excepting unrChard,
who was too brlfniul Of fun 70 get angry.
His remarks and antics In tho coaching
box kept everyone laughing.
Tho score ID full iS as follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-02
Dangerous Use Of Strong PuFgllFgS.

Most pills, pufsAtlySI and bitter wAlefS
which act quickly Upon The bowels. irfitAle and
often destroy the inuVOua coats Of tho stomach
aud bowels. Indeed their cAthAtllO action Ii
directly caused by the irritation Of tho bowels,
which they produce. Thelf action should DO
soothing and stimulating Instead OF Irritating,
A continued usG III Luph remedies produces
Of The genuine Imported Carlsbad Gpiulol hall
Il highly recommended a an Apeflett laxative
and liufellC, because III lcllOn II duB solely II
liA solvent aud gimulAilhg pfopYillel, II
lofe mitch Preferable 70 all strong pufgAliyea
III BeWSfs Of limitations Dt. Toboidvi lecture
on tkiibAd Bpfndel salt And pamphlets inAliVd
ifVe. EiAner a MeldellOii Co., BOle Agents. 4
barclay street, NFN York, ie2lTthAb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-02

Are you disturbed at highland broken
Of your rest by a slCk child suffering and
crying with pain 6tCutIlng tCethH i 90,
send at once and get 4 bottle Of Mrs.
WtSsLow's SoOFitiNd 6Ykur ron Cifltr
DRtN TEETltlNu. Itsvaluo Ia IncAlculable,
II will fellevo'lh6 poor little sufferer linz
lnedlately. DependuponiG mothbr, there
10 no mistake about H. II cures dyBen'
terry AhddlarrhmA, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures Wind collie, EOitens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 10 thO whole system.
Mus. WiNsLoWs gooFiiNd BYR1F PoR
CHILDREN TEkTiiiNo Ia pleasant 10 the
taste. and 10 tile prescription Of one Of
the oldest and beat female nurses and
phyplcllns In the United States, and 10
Tor sale by oil druggists Throughout the
world, Price % CeHb bOtlla MwTAB