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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

W. A. Holt md G. Q. Mckay started
today for q two months trip to New
port and Niagara Falls At Newport
they will be the guests of Ellsworth A.
Holt. After remaining at Newport
they will go to Niagara, and remain
there tor another month.
Miss Matte Cashall and Caldwell
Johnson OF Dover, were married at the
home Of the brides parents on Cover
nor's avenue IN Wednesday evening
by tho Rev. L. u. Terry.
David W. Harlan, superintendent OF
the public schools. Is passing his vaca-
tion IN the mountains Of Pennsylvania
Georges. Mari started on a months
vacation to GUrdentow II, Nights.
town, and Trenton yesterd ay morning
Mr., and Mrs. A. p. Stevenson and
Miss Mary z. Stevenson started this
mernius for q tri p 10 Saratoga,
blr. Charles H. Bosscrt aud wife, Mr.
II ]. Thomas and wife, Mrs Thomas
btimmel and Mrs. Neal Comfy started
this morning for Detroit, Mich, and
Niagara Falls for three weeks vaca-
ton.
Wilmer Palmei and family, A. d.
Warmer n family, Ralph L. Stubhs
pr. Barlow, Mrs. Evellne Harvey, Mrs
ftice. Miss Wilson, Miss WesttroOk
Miss Nanderslice, and the Misses Jack
son arc at Lake George.
Harry II. BilIany, the new City Audi
for, Will enter on his duties tomorrow
Rev. jesse Higgins and family Of
Baltimoreare visiting W. jerks Foil al
Falkland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

United States Commissioner Smith
heard testimony yesterday afternoon
fin the libel suit of the II rreshoff
Manufacturing Company VS.. j. Edward
Addicks, for repairs to his yacht Now
Then.
On Thursday, July 0, the Now Then,
while lying at the wharf OF The Har-
Ian and Hoilingsworth Company was
hbeled by Marshal Mahaffy for claim
OF s1,7i2.15 by the Herresholr Com
pnny for repairs. On the following
day the libel was filed and an attach
ment issued, returnable on July 80.
Mr.. Addlcks gave security, the
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany becoming surety. On Monday
last the proctor In behalf OF the
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
obtained an order Of reference to the
United States com missioner to hear
Testimony in the case yesterday.
Willard salisbury, Jr,, Esq, aps
peared for MIR. Addicks and Henry w.
Bates. ESD. of New York for the Her
reshon Manufacturing Company.
William b. McCarter, u boiler maker
employed by the Herreshoif Company,
testified that extensive repairs were
made to the yacht, and that when it
lett the company's yard it was sea-
worthy In every respect.
This was tho only witness, and the
result OF the hearing Will be reported
10 the court In a few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31
FOURTH EDITION


MAYS LANDING, N. j., July 3o.-Mrs.
Emlllne Thompson. wife OF Harrison
A. Thompson, Inspector of Hulls at
the port OF Philadelphia, Is suffering
untold agonies from a cat bite. Her
condition Is serious, and the case pre-
sents many phases similar to that OF
Lawyer Bartine, of Asbury Park, who
died II few months ago from similar
injury.
The cat that bit Mrs. Thompson is a
small animal OF the Maltese variety.
1t was favorite pet and of mild dis
position. The lady had the cat in her
arms and was carrying it, when the
animal became frightened. Mrs.
Thompson tried to hold the cat, but 1t
suddenly sank It's teeth in her arm,
scratching her at the same time
In two hours the injured arm had
swollen to twice its natural size, and
excruciating pains shot through it.
The flesh gradually took on a dark.
livid color, and at the slightest touch
Mrs. Thompson screamed with agony.
The cat was not killed, but is being
closely watched for any symptoms OF
hydrophobia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

A freight engine on the CINCINNATI
SouthernRallroad was thrown from the
track by a broken axle, near High
Bridge, kentucky, yesterday, and five
heavily loaded cars went down a thirty
foot embankment, It Is reported that
there are two freight blakemen beneath
the wreck. The chief train dispatcher
sible assistance. just south Of Done
rail tho construction train co!lided
with freight No. /. The engines and u
large number OF ears were demolished.
aud Ben. Carroll, engineer OF the
freight was slightly hurt, and his fire.
man William Mckinley was killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

John G. Christopher. OF Jackson
willie, Fla, has given the jackson &
Sharp Company a contract to build IL
steamship for the freight and lumber
trade between Jacksonville and New
York. .
The boat will be PA feet long, 3s feet
beam, and II feet inches depth of
hold. She will be acknowledged,
with three musts, and have two decks,
The steering gear will be operated by
steam the same as the hoisting ma
chimes and winches. The motive pow
er will be supplied by two boilers IL
feet long, 10 feet inches in diameter,
and the working pressure OF steam
will be 100 pounds to the square inch.
She will be single screw propeller,
and the engine will be what is known
as triple compound. The machinery
will be supplied 10y Neaite d Levy, OIL
Philadelphia, and the work will he
pushed ahead as rapidly as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

ABINGDON. Va. July S0.-Astounding
p p sie a,leIaI ia dsh III , Joh9 "a,
love OF Mrs. Wyndham X. Gilmer, they
wire more than borne out by Mrs.
dinners testimony ut the opening of
Bakers sensational murder trial here
to-day.
Che told of their love as patient and
physician and how they had plotted
TO kill this doctors wife and suisse
Qnently to Kill Mrs. Gilmer's husband.
It was a thrilling tale Gf romance und
tragedy OF he deepest dye, deity
blended. Jewelry and letters that
made the listners shudder wero Intro
dnced in evidence.
The trial goes on tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Rather a funny incident happened
yesterday afternoon that was rather
ludicrous for the onloukers but not
very comfortable for the two mon who
were engaged III cleaning sand out of
the sewer at Front and Adams streets.
-Four laen we're engaged in cleaning
the sand and debris out of the sewer,
when the rain coming up, the two men
who were engaged in winding The
windlass up, ran and sought shelter In
an alley, leaving the two men in tho
sewer with the waters which had been
augmented by the rain, pouring in on
them in perfect stream. The men
were finally hauled out of their pre-
dicament rather wet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

David King, the unspealably brutal
husband, who was taken from Jail at
Dixon, Kentucky, last Tuesday, did
not escape from the mob. as reported.
A telegram from HENDERSON says he
was tnl,en few miles from Dixon, and
after being hanged WIS riddled with
bullets, and then buried in the woods.
Ills companion was whipped until he
tainted from loss OF blood. He was
then rcsuscitated and turned loose
The mob made it n condition of his re-
lease that he should spread the story
OF Kings escapc, which lie did.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Oscar Shields, OF Dallas, Texas, is
spending few days vacation in Will
mington and Is putting up at the Bell
House, Water and Market streets. Mr..
Shields Is the advertising agent for
4 Midnight Alarm q fireman's theatre
cal play that will start on its tour in
September. Mr.. Shields stepped into
the REPUBLICAN office this morning
and lodged his head as no entered the
editorial sanctum, to keep from strik-
Ing the Intel of c door 6 feet 8 inches
high. Mr.. Shields Is feet inches In
height. Is built proportionately is %
years old, weighs 205 pounds and goes
by the suobriquet OF ''Tho Texas
Giant"
The reporter. awed into most re-
,speetful frame OF mind In the presence
of a Z foot z Taxan, looked up at an
angle OF 45 degrees and asked him IL
his parents were large people and II he
could account for getting SO high up
I'm the world. Mr.. Shields, who is q
very Intelligent gentleman, with q
genial nature. replied that his father
was feet inch In height, and weigh
cd 3l5 pounds and his mother feet
II inch In height and weighed 225
pounds, and he had brother who was
n feet 81 inches tall.
we grow tall men down In Texas, y
said Mr. Shields.
He was very much pleased with the
people of Wilmington, and said the
boys wore moro mannerly here than
other places he had been. He came
across no boys here who asked him
such questions as; "How cold is 1t up
there? or who would request him to
hand down chew OF tobacco"
| The reDOrter reminded him that he
had come from the largest State In the
Union to the smallest except one. and
it was TO be regretted that he had to
lay up and down the State when he
slept, for II he lay across the State his
head might be In New Jersey and his
feet In Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Shields laughed and said no
found the Delawareans to be whole :
hearted, generous kind of people any
how and he was going to stay Il couple
OF weeks among them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Ever since the robbery at the houses
OF James A ;9 9ohner; Ne dI93 JEFFERSON
Madison street, Detective Harkins has
boon endeayoring to arrest the thieves
and secure tho stolen goods Yester-
day no succeeded in finding some Of
tho stolen property, and returned ID
to the owners. The silver watch
and chain stolen from Foulk's was no.
covered, and tho leo pitcher, pearl
handled lniye, silver forks and silver
fruit knives belonging to Mr., Conner
were retured to him. Detective Haw.
kins expects TO get more of tho stolen
property. 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Thomas Fury, who had his right arm
crushed while coupling cars at the
West Yard several weeks ago, and was
sent to the Delaware Hospital, where 1t
was amputated, made his escape from
the institution on Wednesday morn
ing. He was afterwards found on
Front street very drunk, and taken
to police station. When he sobcred up
n little he complained OF his arm pain
ing him very much, and Police Sur.
geon Baird was summoned. Upon
the arm was in q bad condition, caused
by tho removal of the bandages, and
he had him taken back to the hospital
yesterday morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

L. W. Stidhum and Sons, auction
GERS, sold for r. l.. Roberts. mt the
Bellevue Hotel, Ninth tsacul, on Thurs
day afternoon, s0lnr Is on % frosh
Bows Mt I rlces ianriag from $50 to SAL,
As there have g II a number of sales
within IA lew weeks in this Yictnity,
the prices were considered fair and tile
seller as we'll Us the buyers were quite
well satisfied. The alctiuueers also
think they did we'll considering the
raj n which interlered for q time
threatening to carry away everything
befoie IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

When the food was coming on and
everything was inconfusion yesterday
afternoon, Mr. Steinman hurried to
his home, No. ISL West Second street,
to remove some furniture from the
first to the second story. He hung his
coat and vest on tho coat rack In the
front room. and placed his gold watch
on mantel. After he was through
removing his furniture, he went to put
his hand ON his watch, but 1t was not
there. Some thief had sneaked In and
carried II of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

footwear to-day, and don't know Just
what kind you need or where to buy,
cur stock is open to you. While we
dc not promise below cost prices, you
can depend on getting honest goods
from US at the lowest figures. We
h IKE sold so many oxford ties this
season tint we were tempted to take
another lot; and very nice goods they
a.e should you ned them for self OF
chiluren;they arc Forthcoming to see.
Forinan's. No 10 Ia; Fourth street,
between Market and Eins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

A nuinle. of young felix's met Mt the
fou Sc OF Miss Lily Boulden near Stan
ton, lust Monday evening, and then
proceeded to the residence Of Miss
b .gie, In order to make memorable
the 18th anniversary OF her birth. After
rendering their congratulations games
and singing were INDUCED IN until II
o'clock, when refreshments were sery-
ed. and after all had satisfied their
NJ petites, gaines and tete-a-tetes, etc
begyed to while away tho hours until
near the break OF day when the guests
departed, wishing Miss Maggie many
other equally pleasant anniversaries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

John stlmpf, John u. Eagan and Pat.
rick MeGrath, election officers in Jer.
sey City conyicto OF fraud werc yes
ter lay sentenced, Stimpf 10 IS months
lmll i5pnment aud E.a@an and Me-
Grath to nine months clcn. "Eagan
ami McGratll arc Democrats, and they
agreed not TO appeal in casc they werc
giycuu lighter sentenre.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Rev. Isaac Jewell returned from his
trip yesterday, having visited tho
Cumberland Valley, Cumberland City,
Frostburg and Leohaconing also the
Allegheny Mountains, and pissed
some time on Dams rock, the highest
point of the Alleghenies, being 21o0
feet above sea level. He is highly
pleased, as well as benefited by the
trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Moore's A. NJ. e. Chapel and Shorter
Mission will hold camp-meeting in
Forman's grove, near Front street car
station, commencing Saturday even.
ing, August list. On Sunday there will
be preaching at 10.45 n. M, by Rt. Rev,
II. M. Turner, D. D. IL, d., at $50 p.
M, by Rev. W. d. Cook, pastor OF
Bethel A. NJ. L. Church; ut 7.45 p. M,
Rt. Rev. II. NJ. Turner, ID. d. LII. D.,
Bishop OF the First Episcopal District
of the A. NJ. Il. Church.
The Bishop Is one OF the most dis.
tingulshed representatives of the Afro
American race. Through his remark
ablo speeches he, more than any other
individual, caused the triumph Of pro
hibltion in the city of Atlanta, Ga. He
is soon to leave for Africa. There will
also be other distinguished divlnes
present during the continuance Of
this camp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Enoch McCabo called at our office
this afternoon, alfordinR tangible evil
dence that the report that lie had BEEN
locked up In Camden, n. j., for the
theft OF gold watch, was lie out OF
the whole cloth. He will start to-mor-
row morning for Richmond. Va, as
one OF the principal men in the employ
Of j. II. johnson IL Co, Of the steam
forge works.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

John z. Epper, % years of age. man.
ager Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company in Suffolk. Virginia, was
ehot dead BY an unknown assassin on
Wednesday night He and two friends
were fired at from some bushes near a
railroad crossing, and the whole
charge entered Epper's side. The gun
was found yesterday and identified as
belonging to negro whose name is
not given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31
THE STORM STRIKES oAMr.
Many Tent. Flooded = Fire In a Ton

BRANDYwINE SUMMIT, July 81, 169i.-
Had the heavens been crawn aside last
evening the rain.would not have fallen
much harder than II did In camp.
Avenues looked like riveers, and tent
ers like drowned rats. II the roofs OF
some of the tents had have blown Of
the inside would have been nearly Us
dry ms some OF the tents to-day.
The rain fell in torrents for moro
than one hour. Platforms in front of
tents on the hillside were washed
down in st. Paul's and Scott avenues.
Lightning also played among the trees
causing much alarm to the tenters.
Mrs. Appleby's tent on Union avenue
was completely flooded, the rain fall
ing upon the roof of the tent, running
the carpets. Your correspondent call
ed ON Mrs. Appleby after the storm
had subsidized. Mrs. Appleby spoke
concerning the storm as foil ows:
rs not this awful. Having been In
poor health for some time past was
advised to tent out here. l have been
here two weeks and thus far my tent
has been flooded three times. My bed
clothing is too wet for use, and now
the clothing am wearing Is very wet. "
1t was learned that during the storm
In trying to save her clothing, Mrs.
Appleby tainted from exhaustion. She
was soon resusciated. however, and is
being cared for by friends.
This Is only one instance where the
storm has flooded tents. The country
around the neighborhood Is deluged
and crops are injured to the extent OF
many thousand dollars. The Concord
Turnpike Is washed out for miles and
the summer roads are complete
wreck. The entrance to camp Is in @
very bad condition and should be fixed
at once to avoid accident.
An oil stove In Ziba kilmer's tent oil
Union avenue exploded yesterday,
causing slight fire with q consldera
BILE scare. The prompt services OF
James L. Saville, Wilmington fire
man, avorted serious conilagration
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

The Delamore Real Estate Company
has purchased from James Morrow,
Henry b. Soidel, Anna 4. Grow, Mar
tina II. Bush, LewisP, Bush and George
W. Bush six lots near Delamore Place,
the home OF ex-Secretary Bayard, for
$4,000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

NV YoRK, Jnly S0-A clean loss of
$4,000 in couple of years, by Lack
ing horses that lost tho rnces, has been
too mitch for George j, Thesis, and he
lie now under arr, st fer passing q
Worthless check. Thesis has been q
genuine sport, owned several meat
markets, and married an heiress two
years ago, Lately he has been hard
mp for cash. and lie attempted TO Sc
pure moncY on worthless rlecks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Tomorrow promises to DO fair
and rather warmer. Sunday fair to
partly cloudy, with further rise of
followed by showers in
different sections. Temperature was
nearly stationary in the United States
yesterday. The chief minimum re-
ported was AZ degrees at Marquette,
Mich; the chief maximum, 1902 degrees
at Rio Grande, Texas.
State of the Thermometer
ut tho REPUBLICAN Office to-day, in the
shade:
10 o'clock: 10 o'clock: 2o'clock:
6S 20 " 70
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Tho congregation of the Second Bap.
list Church will lay the conner stone
of the new chapel next Wednesday
eannlng. The liey. Dr. Biting, OF
Philadelphia, and the Rev. II. Il. Cook,
ID. d., the pastor OF tho church, will be
present and deliver addresses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

Tho II. b. b. Il. r. ID. L. Social gave
their third annual straw ride TO
lsiandywme Springs last night. The
following persons wtlu Present: Miss
Lizzie Spence OF Breukiyn Miss Alice
llaslai OF Camden, Miss Lille Taylor,
Edna Genld, May Taylor. Miss Dur
lug on, Miss Matte Robinson; Messrs.
Louis Barnes. ), Dorsey, H. Hem
mons, q. Birl;shstoeii, j. Ris-
Icy, u. Lo!innd and A. itdman. They
returned home at Il scasonable hour,
we'll pleased with their trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-31

William Butt has presented the War
rem Athletic Club OF this city with q
handsome panel engraving OF the
club house OF the Athletic Club Of
Philadelphia, which will DO displayed
in Baynard's window, Fifth and Mar
ket streets. His building is located at
Nos. 1925 and 1928 Arch street, and
cost about $l75, 600.