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OBITUARY.
Joseph 3. Clark.

Mr.. Joseph B. Clark. who died In this
city Sunday, was born at Alfred Is years
ago. In early life he removed to Gray,
where he was engaged In the harness busi-
ness. aud while there was captain Of mill
tia company. The deceased had been resi-
deut of Portland nearly 30 years. being en-
gagged In the stable business most OF the
time. He established the first line Of omnl:
buses run in the city, and had successful
business career. In religion he was Second
Adventist. and did much for that society. Mr.
Clark married Miss Lucinda Hutchinson OF
Gray, by whom he had seven children. Mrs.
Clark died several years since. aud but two
Of the children. Edward X and Stephen h,
survive to mourn the loss Of good father.
Thomas Z. Sawyer.
Mr.. Thomas T. Sawyer, who dled In this
city Sunday, was born January IL. 1909, and
was lifelong resident OF Portland. he
was a son Of Caot. John Sawyer, shipmaster
and learned the coopersge trade with An
thony Fernald Il Son. Afterwards he and
George Mcclellan, entered into copartner
ship under the style Of Sawyer & McLeliap'
carrying on the cooperage business for many
years.
Mr.. Sawyer was. later, in the coal business
under the name Of Sawyer & whitney Ou
the dissolution Of this firm he ,onnecseu n.~
self with Geo. Gilman, aud engaged IN tue
same business until insss iaiiins ne"A
him 10 give up active business ,,,,,,h, o,.,.
~ ~ 800 tuas an honest and upIlgnt cltl-
,a., ~. .aosctsd nv All whO knew him. He
leaves a widow
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. February
"a, taken at p. m, 18th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction Of the
wind. state Of the weather:
Boston. 800. W. cloudless; New York. 3So,
+. cloudless; Philadelphia. 3S0. Sc. cloud
less; Washington. 46o. Sc. cloudless; Alba
ny. 240. W, cloudless; Buffalo, 2Ss, e.
Detroit, 36o, Sc. ctoudless Chicago. 800, w,
rain; st. Paul, SW, .cloudless; Duluth,
missing; st. Vincent, -lS'. SW, cloudless
Bismarck. -2s. lSW, cloudless; jackson.
Vile, 62', K, foggy,1
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A Boston Herald special from Portsmouth,

A Boston Herai0 Spoclal IRON PORTSMOUTH,
N. H., says that Mrs. Hattie Beckman, con-
fined In jail there charged with the murder
OF her husband, today made confession.
John A. Markham, 80 years old, a hack
man of Holyoke, Mass, shot and perhaps
fatally wounded his wife last evening at their
home. He had been drinking hard.
A passenger train on the Old Colony rail-
road collided with two electric cars at Brock
ton last night. Five women were injured,
one perhaps fatally.
The entire iron works Of the Ellis & Les
sig Steel and Iron Company. Pottst0wn, Pa ,
shut down yesterday, throwing 700 men out
Of work.
Frank K. Marble of Swampscot, Mass,
has brought suit against the publishers OF
the Boston Herald for $4,000 damages for
alleged libel and defamation OF character.
Marble is special pension examiner for that
district
Robert Fittop, alias John Rice, alias G. d:
Hull, formerly a wooden manufacturer OF
Proctorville, VT, was arrested yesterday for
larceny. In his valise we're found a number
OF attachment writs from the U. S. Supreme
Court
The puddlers of the Brooke Iron Company
at birdsboro, Pa, refuse to accept proposed
reduction, and the rolling mill was closed
| yesterday. This will necessitate the closing
| Of the nall factory. About 46O hands are
! thrown out OF employment.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

CPECIAL Committee on Taxation. PUBIC near
- ings In Representatives Hall. Ya,
Taxation OF Mortgages and Timber Lands
Wednesday, February A. ro,.
Steam and street Railroads, TelegrapnS, leie'
phones and Expresses, Thursday, February ..
Savings Banks. Exemptions, Collateral Inner
itances, Tuesday, February 10.
Corporation and Franchise Taxes, wednesday,
February IL.
Electric Light, Gas, Water and Insurance. CON-
panies, Thursday. February IL.
At 7.30 each evening.
iap3Osndtd TkEBY JOHNSON, sec'y.
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Maine and the Militia,

Today two more hospitals appeared. One
is provided for In bill to incorporate The
Augusta city hospital. The other forms the
subject for another bill to incorporate gem
eral homeopathic hospital at Portland. Geo
S. Hunt. John E. Dewitt and others are
named as corporators.
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A Wreck AWash.

NEW YORK, February 2.-The schooner
William H. Jones, Captain Fournier, from
Nuevtas, arrived today. She reports Janu-
ary 31st. in lat. 3627, long. 74.43. passed close
to wreck floating level with the water 1t
is very dangerous to navigation.
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Tney Talked 1t over.

TORONTO. Ont, February 2.-The Empire,
government organr referring to the Blame
Baker correspondence says that while Mr..
Blaine may have technically stated the truth
1t Is true also that considerable discussion
ian Pauncefote and others, although, per-
haps 1t did not rise to the dignity Of formal
negotiations.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

nHE Legal Affairs Comm ttee will give con-
III iinued public hearing at their room at the
State House, Augusta, on February 3, 1891 at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, on An act 10 PROVIDE
board OF registration in the cities OF this State.
BY order Of the Committee,
ian3ldtd MORRILL, N. DREW, Secretary.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND, ME-
TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payment
Is made strictly In advance the price will be Six
Dollars.
RATES OF ApvERTIsN0-One inch space Of
the length Of column, or twel lines n0npareu
constitutes square"
$l.5O per square, daily, first week; 75 cents per
week after; three Insertions or less, $1.00; con-
tinuing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Half square, three Insertions or less, 76 cents.
one week, 81 90; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTs" and AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week; three:inser-
tiOns or less, $1.6O.
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WANTED-For the United States Army,
w aolebodied, unmarried men, between the
ciothinz cEss 2, ~ and s5 years. Good pay rations,
SnaUtnalpg and medical attendance. Applicants
must be prepared to furnish Satisfactory evidence
cSsDee, W ~, character and habits Apply at 45 Ex.
en"nEe street, Portland, Me. dec2M&Tbtf
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A BlgamIst Arrested i.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass, February 2.-John
Lonziway de White, aged 60, was arrested
this evening for bigamy. He Is said to have
been married three times and to have two
wives living.
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Railroads, TeIegraphs and Expresses.

UyHE Committee on Railroads, Telegraphs and
Il Expresses have assigned hearings on pills
and petitions referred to them. as follOws
For wednesday. February l1th, 3 o'clock p. M,
An Act Incorporating the Rumford Falls and An
dover Telegraph and Telephone Co. An Act to
authorize the New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. TO place its wires under the surface OF
the streets In the cities of Portland and lewiston
For Wednesday, February 18th, 3 O'Clock p m,
Co.
For Wednesday, February 18Th, 3 O'Clock p. M,
An Act ratifying certain leases TO the Maine Gen.
tral r. X. Co.
febSdtd W.M AVER, Secretary.
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the PETITIoN IS GRANTED.
The British Government Will Settle
Tho RohxInc Saa IrouhIa In Cnurf

tn6 b6uTIhB oed IfOupfo III VouTt.
WASHINGTON, February 2.-Chief Justice
Fuller, today announced that the Supreme
Court had decided to grant the petition of
counsel representing the British government
for leave to file an application for a writ of
prohibition to prevent the. District Court of
Alaska from proceeding to carry out the de-
cree Of forfeiture made in the case of the
schooner Saywood, libelled for nnlawfully
taking seals within the waters Of Behring
Sea.
The rule requiring the Alaska court to
show cause why the writ should not issue
will issue Immediately and will be made re-
turnable on the second Monday In April.
The preliminary question of the right of the
British government to appeal Is thus settled.
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THE WEATHER
Rain or snow.

The following is the forecast of the wealth
or for New England: Increasing cloudlness
rain or snow by Tuesday nigh; southerly
winds. shifting to colder, northwesterly
winds by Wednesday morning.
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February IL for the consideration Of the
Senate silver bill, the bill to be considered
from day to day until disposed Of.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE

UvHE Legal Affairs Committee will give public
Augusta. on THURSDAY, Feb. 6, 1891, at q
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, on "An act act to amend
IAN act to incorporate the Pythian Hall Assoca-
tion, of Portland.
,anX4dtd morrill, N. DREW, Secretary.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at S2.6O
q year II paid In advance, e2.00 yeaI.
Advertisements inserted In the "MAINk STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation In every
part Of the State for 81 90 per square for rst In
ssrtion. and so cents per square for each subse'
uuent insertion
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Points.
NO MoRMoMs WANTED.
A Vigorous Raid Against Them In
England.

NOTTINGHAM. Eng, February 2-The
dissenters of this city and neighborhood
have declared vigorous war against the
Mormons. Rev. Mr.. Ward, anti-Mormon
missionary, delivered lecture upon the
subject last night at South Normantown. the
strongest Mormon centre In England. Mr..
Ward declared that the Mormons were as
great polygamists as ever. The Americans,
he added, refused 70 harbor English crimi-
mails, and 1t was disgrace to England to al
low Mormons to break the English laws. The
matter should be submitted to the House of
Commons, and the Mormons should be COM
PEELED either to abandon Mormonism or
leave ENGLAND
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Railroads, Telegraphs and Expresses

WSHE Committee on Railroads. Telegraphs and
- Expresses have assigned hearing on the
DiiI referred to them. for Wednesday, February
4Int o oclock p M, An act 10 amend sections
Eight and Nine Of chapter fifty-twO OF the Re-
Vised statutes, relating to Comn on Carriers.
lanoosnto W. NJ. AVER, Secretary.
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Local weather Report.
PORTLAND. Me-. February 2, 1891
Weather Observations.

Mean daily ther... &c. .2I Max. vel. wind.... IL N
Maximum ther "a OI Total precip.. ...... %
Minimum ther.. ..26.6l
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE,

TUE Committee on Agriculture will give pub
Augusta, at 2.30 p. M, February 9Th. on the Ac,
to incorporate the Northern Cumberland AgrIcul
fural society.
iap3ldtd L. EASTMAN. Secretarv
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committee on Taxation.

A Public Hearing will be given on The Listing
IA System, State Assessors, Income Tax and
Poll Tax. In Representatives Hall, TUESDAY,
February 3rd, at 7.30 p. m.
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Mr.. Hill Of Augusta. tonay presented tho
remonstrance Of the teachers and pupils Of
the Cony High school Of Augusta against the
repeal Of the pigeon law a similar remon-
STRANGE was received from VIM. d. Ianhsm
and forty-nine others of this CITY.
Louisa Titcomb and eighty Others of Daar.
ing. are among the petitioners for municipal
suffrage for women.
bill to change the name Of William Ela 70
William Cannon.
Tobias Lord Of Standish, petitions 70,
charter for the Standish Water Companv
Mr.. Shaw Of Bath presented today a bin
tees in that city. II provides for q COMMITTEE
Of two from each ward to serve two vears
being elected Ia alternate years.
Mr.. Hawes OF Deering presented today the
petitions OF Geo. b. Leavitt and So 5thers
and A. T; Chapman ahd % others in favor
of a street railway from Westbrook to Port.
land.
DR.. Drummond presented bill to amend
section q, chapter 65, r. S., relating To the
distribution Of the property Of deceased per
ons.
In :he Senate.
Senator Stewart introduced bill in addi-
tion to chapter q, chapter II, sec. %, chapter
1873 and see. 1. chapter 1876. r. s., providing
that the provisions Of these chapters, as far
as they relate to intoxicating liquors, shall
apply to liquors imported in the original
package.
Mr.. Moore OF Cumberland introduced a
PHI extending the charter Of the Cumberland
Illuminating Company four years.
Points.
The arrival Of the official census figures
will give the apportionment committee
chanch to get to work. 1t is understood that
Portland will be awarded an additional rep
resentative.
President Libby made q discovery while
reading a bill In the Senate this afternoon.
Il was the bill for the incorporation of the
kenneb9c Athletic Association. The meas
ure had been passed by the committee and
read twice In the Senate before any body dis
covered that the title had been omitted alto
gsther In preparing the bill.
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Before MIR. oIneIey's Committee.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The silver
pool committee had session today. Repre-
sentatives Abner Taylor OF Illinois and Gu
ME of California testified that they had ney-
er been associated with any pool nor had
been approached by any one who had silves We,
70 selI. Mr.. Clunle had never bough. or sold
anv silver In his life. J. A. Owenny, tne
New York broker, was the next witness. u.s.
He had talked about silver with Stevens, the
correspondent and might s hsys rsa used sssn the
r;ons accounts of silver purchases on Wells,
Fagos books but did mot Psedns the ths
naSno,;nn naITo of certain papers by witness the
hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
se,fast's Postmaster Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, February, 2-,The Senate
today confirmed the nomination Of A. /.
Trouble Begins on The 9th.
WARRINGTON, February 2.-Representa-
,,va McCreary OF Kentucky, today intro
duced resolution In the House setting aside
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FOR SALE.
LOST AND FOUND

l. write you to say my little girl is getting along
nicely. No vomiting spell since Dec. 3rd. The
nawing feeling at her stomach has stopped, she has
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her, and myself, am all right and hearty as a
buck, since you cured my rheumatism CAPTAIN
ii. A. HALL. Boothbay Harbor, Maine.
feb2 d&wlm
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yNANTED-Private pupils In Latin, Greek an d
w German. For particulars enquire at 485
CUMBERLAND ST. 81
NOTICE is hereby given that I have this day
IN withdrawn from the Soda wafer and bottling
business, at No. Franklin street, Portland,
Maine. Dated at said Portland, January %.
1891. THOMAS G. FREEMAN. 29-1
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Tho French Shore Question.

ST. JOINS, N. F., February 2.-The st.
Johns Herald, In an article on the French
shore question, says that as the British gov
ernment has remained so studiously silent
on the grievances Of Newfoundland the peo-
ence upon the British common people, and
should treat the government as 1t has treated
them
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ITO LRT-The spacious store and chambers
Il recently occupied by Woodman True g Co.
corner Of Middle and Pearl Streets; one Of M
dry goods, clothing or any other busiuess For
particulars apply to GEO. w. WOoDMAN.
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EyOUND-Snce the birth of my last child, 8
II years ago, have suffered terrible rheumatic
and neuralgic pains OF the womb, physicians
advised surgical operation but was afraid OF
my life. DR.. Rouse, Bath, Maine, cured me In IS
days by his pleasant and safe treatment. As my
household duties take up all my time, please write
to him. MRS. MARY HALL, Boothbay, Maine.
feb2 d&w1m
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MALE HELP

CALESMAN.-An energetic man wanted TO
- push our manufactures on this ground. One
OF our agents earned $6, 200 last year. Address,
r. o. Box 1871. New York. 302
WANTED "A situation by a thoroughly rel a.
w Bile, expeI fenced, frst-class bookkeeper
highest references; salary moderate. Address
b, this office. PSI
DOOKKEEPER-A practical man wants a
ID position with some wholesale or manufactur-
ing company as double entry bookkeeper or any
REGARDS character and ability. Address A. NJ
STONE, Madison, Me. l7-4
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Found.
SAVINGS BANK BOOK LOS1

WE have been notified in writing, as required
w by Revised Statutes, Chapter AZ, Section
112, by Frank L. Minolt of Cape Elizabeth Depot.
Me-, that bis Deposit Book, No. 25,773 Is lost,
and that he desires duplicate book issued to him.
MAINE SAVINGS BANK.
by Alpheus G. Rogers, Treasurer.
Portland. Me-, Jan. 10. 1891. law3wr
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Sullivan Is Hanged ANYWAY.

DUBLIN. February bartholomew Sulli-
uan, a farmer, was hung at Tralee today for
completely In the murder Of Patrick Fiaiiive,
an evicted farmer, at Bally Hogue, Kerry,
last August. At the trial 1t was alleged that
the actual murderer had escaped to America.
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Foreign Notes.

1t is announced that Signor Crispi's resig-
natioh Is final King Humbert has appoint
ed Marquis di Rundini to be prime minis
ter.
Reports from Barcelona, Spain, say that
there was considerable rioting during the
election in that city.
Unionist workmen employed on the Inmau
Ships Company dock at Liverpool have re-
fused to work with nou-union men. The
strikers are rapidly being replaced with ne W
hands.
An inspired note Is published denying the
truth of the report that DIR. MIGUEL will
shortly relieve Chancellor Won Caprivi of
the Prussian premiership.
The elections in Spain have resulted in a
complete Conservative victory. The govern
ment secures 314 deputies TO 103 for the op-
position. All ministers and leaders are re-
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FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-A young woman to do general
tween o and IL in the morning, at sl4 Congress
street. all
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Insurgents Losing.

BUENos AYREs, February additional
advices from Chilli state that after a battle
lasting several hours the regular troops reoc-
cupied Valparaiso. According TO these ad-
vices the insurgents lost heavily.
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AGENTS WANTEB

WAN1ED-Type-writi to do at home by
w young lady who owns typewriter. Ad.
dress Remington Typewriter" this ONCE. 16-4
Evening journal., 1891-09-12

L. 7. Layton is at Dover
President Wesley Webb is at Still
Pond, Md
Frank Strickland OF Clayton is in this
city to-day.
Miss Lena Yates is seriously i'll from
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Ollie Evans and sons OF Dover are
visiting friends in this city
Miss Florence Palmer is visiting Miss
Florence Allen in Washington, D. G.
John w Redmile, clerk at the CLAYTON
House, is confined to the house BY III
ness.
William Bell, wife and daughter. Of
smyrna have been visiting friends in
this city
Mrs. J Eldridge Pierce has removed to
Chicago, ILL.,. wnere the brother OF her
husband resides.
w. N Chandler and family who have
been passing the season at Ocean Grove.
are now At home.
Miss Massey, daughter Of Worlds Fair
Commissioner George v Massey, OF
Dover, is Ia this city.
Mrs. Theresa Baker OF this city, and
Miss Bertha Marlor Of Chester, Pa, are
spending several weeks at Richmond,
Va.
w. G. Longfellow Of Washington, D.
q, is spending few days with qhis
daughter, Mrs NJ. F. Mills No 4O5
Lombard street, tins city.
William F. Causey Of Milford has
been confined to his bed for several
weeks from an injury to his hip, re-
ceived in jumping from carriage.
j. P Doughten and wife have returned
from an extended tour Of Europe. They
visited England, Scotland, Ireland,
Wales. France, Germany, Holland and
Belgium
Evening journal., 1891-09-12

10y Bayard, g m. w. r Smith. De-
r,sthees ~ s-,;.s-.'-;..- .-.... ...-..+.l
hiehard Nilses, g. ". II Evans.
Louie R., b &. s. W. Metcaif, Phila.
delphia Pa ...... ........... 2
Ai ta,s g. W. w. Robins, Bridge
r, heAAs y . ..-......----.- .-....... 3
Philad lphia, Pa IS s 8
La Sis, m, d. NJ. Ulrich, Newark.
LcA 49, 3
Hokeland, b w. Gresnway, Havre
de Grace, Md - 8
Time 2.2s. 2.2st4, 2.25I6. 230.
Evening journal., 1891-09-12


Major Edmund L Smith, formerly OF
the United States army and member OF
the law firm Of Wells, Smith & Mason, OF
Denver, died at Reading, Pa, Sept. IL.
The proposed reproduction OF "Lohen.
grim in Paris caused so much excitement
that it had TO be postponed.
The Lake Erie and Western railroad
strike in Ohio is at an end
The Consumers Merchandise Clothing
and Provision company at Philadelphia
has suspended.
The Junto de Gobierno recognized the
validity Of the paper money issued by Bal
maceda in Chill, and the banks have re.
opened
John II. B. Latrobe, leading lawyer oi
Maryland, died at Baltimore
The fishing schooner Georgiana Of Var
mouth, was upset in making Halifax har.
Dor and her captain and crew II fifteen
men were drowned
Evening journal., 1891-09-12
FIERCE DUEL TO THE DEATH.
Jeweler iiliams and Farmer Well
Nesrly XIII Each other In Morta
Combat


Jeweier Silliams and Farmer wells
Nearly XIII Each other In Mortal
Combat
LAUREL, Del, Sept. 12.-It is not often
that deadly duel is fought at a relig-
ious camp meeting to defend the name OF
lady. But such a duel, bloody. des-
perate and fought so nearly 70 the death
that only one Of the well known com
batants can by any possibility recover.
was Fought at the Delmar camp meeting
on Thursday night
Frederick Williams, aged % a
jeweler Of Laurel, aud Harvey L. Wells,
aged 20, farmer Of Whitesville, were
the duelists.
The story is that some time back
Wells made disparaging remark as to
the character OF sister OF Williams
which her brother never forgot. Last
night as Williams was going into re-
liglons meeting he met Wells, somewhat
stimulated by intoxicants, coming out
and stumbled against him The two men
faced each other. and williams demanded
OF Wells how much room he wanted and
what he meant in acting In that way
Wells made reply by wsy Of a blow.
This opened an exit for the tide OF bitter
feeling which the two men had cherished
for years, and fight began.
Finally. finding that Williams was pet
ting the better Of him in the fist contest
Wells drew a long dangerous looking
knife from bis pocket and stabbed his
opponent IN the back He followed this
up with another cut in the throat, sew
eral inches long. At this point Williams
drew revolver from bis pocket and
hred five times at Wells. Three Of the
shots took effect, one piercing the region
just over the heart.
Both men fell At this iuneture mortally
wounded Medical aid was summoned a.
soon as possible and the condition Of
the dnellsts pronounced alarming IL is
thought that neither can live long
Williams comes of a well-to-do family.
while Wells Is q shiftless fellow much
addicted to drink.
Evening journal., 1891-09-12

H@AN ANhNN EAntUttN0nH.
Special Correspondence EVENING JouREAI.
MTDDLETowN. Sept Ell ram does
not prevent. the races at the Gentle.
mans Driving Park viii be very excIt.
Ing and largely attended this afternoon.
There will be some noted flyers to con
test for the awards
Only one carload OF peaches wss
shipped yesterday and 1t was sent TO
Philadelphia
Sewell Holten has at his store on Main
street corn stalk which is 10 feet high
and bearing eight ears Of large fine corn
Il grew on Mr. Holten's farm, near Vt
Pleasant, where he has FIVE acres Of that
kind.
Mrs. Mary n. Buck will sell her house.
hold ard kitchen furniture on next Tues
day afternoon. She will 90 TO Philadel.
phis TO reside
Purnell MeWborter spent yesterday
at the Wilmington fair.
w. Wilson spent a short time 81
Towneeud yesterday
Edward Graves Of Townsend was in
town yesterday
William r Metten, foreman of the
Transcript was at the Wilmington Fair
yesterday
Miss Maggie Arthur, who has been
sp 'nding her vacation at New York and
Philadelphia, returned home Yesterday.
Berthe Ginn, who has been visiting
friends in Wilmington for several days
returned home yesterday
Harry Wilson spent yesterday will
friends In Philadelphia.
Mrs Benkert and two children. q
Beverley, N j., are visiting Mrs. Harrr
Jones on Main street for few DAYS.
George Gooden Of Willow Grove. Del
is spending a few days with his sister
Mrs u. M Goodan. near town.