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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
Restaurant Reform.


wow lOrh t'hnIlbrtlllt
There's one awfully unpopular man
on Park row. mM...
He's the new manager of one of the
numerous doughnut dispensaries that
deck that thoroughtare, and he got in
town neutrality-suspicious. from Bos.
ton.
Five minutes after he had assumed
charge a servitor at one end of the
banquet hall uttered the war cry of his
tribe and howled "BrowneTstacku-
wheats Beef an Draw tree !" The
manager beckoned To the servitor and
spake to him us follows
james, may | ask what browner-
stackuvwheats is 7"
"Why," answered the pie tosser,
"wheats is jus wheats, you know; some
ducks call EN- cakes.
flames, you will hereafter call them
cakes. And when you have occasion
again to order three cups of coffee you
will do so in plain language and clear
tenor voice"
"Ah," muttered James as he ambled
back to his post, "ds is dead new deal
on me"
Five minutes afterward his brother
bandits were informed by notice
| pasted above the cashiers desk that no
slang would be permitted, and that the
first man who used it would be dis
charged.
The old frequenters of the place now
experience n severe shock when they
are led to their seats with profound
bow and hear their order repeated
something in this fashion:
Edward, cup Of coffee is required
Immediately, with a portion of buck
wheat cakes Drowned upon the diverse
only"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
TINE YORK F.IRM DIs.IsTER.
Verdict of the Coroner's Jury--No Blame
AttncheLl to the CnllirrN Oflicinls

louisville, July 2o-The coroner's
jury met at Diminerliug's Hall, Norkville
yesterday, to hear the testimony III their
inquiry into the cause Of the death of the
- men who lost their lives in Saturdays
diastcr at the York farm collicry. The
Lehigh Valley Goal Company, the opera
tors Of the colliery were represented BY
counsel, Mine Inspector samuel Cav,
superintendent Fench and Lcckie and
Manager lathrop were also present Min
ing Engineer Cochran, the first witness
called, produced maps and explained the
location Of the workings He said the ven.
tilatiun was good when he was inside lust
previous to The accident
Inside Foreman l.eckie showed where
his men were employed before the acct
dent. William Llewellyn said he tired the
shot that liberated the gas, and his act Of
leaving the spot to notify the lire boss
saved his life, although the explosion
knocked him down and nearly suIlOCatnrl
him: Colllcry management was gOud and
all the supplies wanted could be had. The
gas Went up the air way and was fired in
first hit. IN going out he had crawlei
over the body Of stock and another man.
The curmers jury was busy all day
After hearing a score of Witnesses They
rendered their verdict exoncrating the col
liery officials from all culpabil,iy for til,
accident.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
Pearl Button Makers.

New York Times.
Pearl button makers at least are not
to be classed with tile cold, hard men of
the iron trade who pay their employees
the market rate of wages and no more.
The pearl button makers of Newark,
we learn from the Tribune, now pay
their hands, under the Mckinley tariff,
from $lS to S24 weekly, instead of from
$3.50 to S12 under the preceding lower
tariff. Moreover, the buttons are sold
for less than ever before, so great is the
overproduction under the stimulus of a
prohibitory tariff Nor is this all The
atiluence of the wage earners and the
impending bankruptcy of their employ
ers have so Disguised the latter-names
not given--that they are going to vote
| for Cleveland and a lower tariff. II is
an idyllic picture of how the tariff
| works, or rather of how il ought 70
work, if it be permitted to amend the
| official statement 50 trGstngly printed
| by our neighbor The amendment is
suggested because there is now a strike
| in the pearl-button industry which
| seems to have escaped the attention of
the protection press. The Hicksville
hands say that seven cents per gross
they can only earn 81 cents per day.
| They asked for nine cents, but were re-
fused, although II cents was offered 10
new hands to break the strike. We
have no hesitation in bringing these
facts to the attention of the pearl but
! ton makers of Newark in full conf
dencc that the will straightaway employ
the iicksville strikers al three times the
wages that it is necessary to pay, OF
that the Hicksville shop has been pay.
ing, That is not the way shops are run
in other industries, it is true, but this is
a pearl button story. 1t pains us tc
doubt anything our neighbors print, hut
when Republican journal tells us that
benelisiaries of the taritf-names mo-
given--are going 10 vote for a smaller
distribution Of fat we are compelled
TO characterize the entire yarn as {
Fiiian verify.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
pHILADELrHI4 4FFAIRs.

Daniel ii. Henkle, 10 years old COM
mitted suicide Thursday by shooting
Ralph $. Curtis, - years old. was
drowned Thursday while bathing IN a
quarry pond,
Albert Watson % years old, fell from
dredging machine ut smiths Island Thurs.
day and was drowned.
The Milk Exchange has advanced the
price Of milk, on account of the drought,
10 eight cents pGr quart.
Mrs Margaret Jones. rs years Old was
burned to death Thursday, Her clothing
caught fire while she was raking The
kitchen range,
| John Haggertv, aged Is years Penn
| sylvania railroad labnrer, was struck hv a
locomotive and instantly killed Thursday
| at Thirty-SiHth street.
The Childrens Country Week Assoca.
| ton Thursday sent $50 children to homes
in the country for week. Mothers and
children were also sent on day excursions
To Ridley Park and Lansdowne.
William Stahl, 32 years old, milk
dealer, committed suicide by hanging
on Tuesday night He was financially
embarrassed.
Charles Smith, 10 years old, was
drowned Wednesday while bathing in
the Delaware riycr,at Noble street. Frank
Baldi, II years old, was drowned in the
Delaware river, at Spruce street
Jonathan Hughes was arrested Wed.
nesday by Secret Service Detective:
Linderman and Esquirrell, at Iona, N
j., charged with counterfeiting, and d
complete outfit was also captured
S. Ridgway Kennedy was bound ovei
Wednesday toanswer the charge Of sell
ing watered and partly skinned milk
The prosecution was brought by thu
milk inspector Of the bureau Of health
Mary NIctIale, So years old, wa.
found dead in bed Wednesday. On het
body We're a number of bruises. Toh1
Donovan, 81 years old, was arrested OF
suspicion Of being implicated in thu
woman's death.
Catharine McCurdy, IL years Old, wa
arrested Wednesday and charged will
attempting to poison Charles A. Teller,
drug clerk, by putting rough on rats
and 'soapine" in some lemonade which
Zellcr had made for himself
Winchester Comfort, 81 years old
was struck with an axe and had hi
skull fractured Wednesday by his is
years-old son Edward, who was defend
ing his mother from an attack by hi
, father Winchester is likely 10 die.
Charles S. Dulin, 20 years old, who
it is alleged, robbel the armory Of Til
Battalion State Fencibles of goods val
ued at $500, while the command was a
9 Mount Gretna, was arrested Wednesda
in Washington and brought back /
Philadelphia.
rag, ~ !
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
IN GEyER4L.

William Metzler, aged II years, was
struck and killed by train at Lebanon,
Pa, Thursday,
Joseph Foley of Gloucester City was
drowned Thursday while bathing in the
Delaware river,
A sailboat was capsized by sudden
squat near Cape Croker, in Georgian Bay,
ontario, OH Wednesday, and of the nine
occupants six were drowned.
John Freeman and John Raglan, black
smiths, of Atlanta, Ga., drank carbolic acid
in mistake for whisky Thursday afternoon.
Freeman is dead and Raglan was dying ut
last accounts.
Al meeting of lunbermen at Mime
apoliS, Wednesday, it was decided to ad-
vance the prices on all classes Of lumber,
beginning August 3D. The advance is
from p 10 40 cents.
Four children at Medford Mass, were
Thursday shut up accidentally in closet
under a sink in a house in process Of con-
structinn and when found three OF them
had died of sutfncation
The steamer City Of Concord ran down
a tug off Hyde Park, Chicago, Thursday,
| and Oscar Page, steward, and William
! k0pter deck hand, were drowned The
| tug was cut to the keel and sank at once
! The board of walking delegates in New
| York Thursday in their contest with the
iron league, ordered strikes Oh several new
| buildings, calling out l,oO men. More
lilM' -o'Vv' i'ie'i iteoL ssfike N new orN'
~ q. Eyahs Co, china and glassware
store ~ llus3nrE' was lllnaged ny hrc
thursday % theeXtehto OF suo,ooo, Matthew
Mason, driver q hose carriage was
| probably fatally injured on the way to the
lire
\ claim of 81, ibi tTti has been filed at
Cincinnati by the receiver of the Fidelity
Natl9hal bank against the assignee Of y.
Y. Harper The latter Is now serving a
term OF 10 wears III prison for his transac-
hnllN IN connection WITH the bank.
James Swceny waded ont into to river ut
MckeeS Rocks, near Pittsbnrg. Thursday
and after writing his name aud address III
4 rock with piece of chalk, shot himself
through the head. The suicide il supposed
to be the result"i domestic inteliclty
A pool in fur was cunSummated Thurs.
day in Newark, y. j. The new combine
has IL capital ST Sl0,0W,WJ0. aud will bl
known ~ the George =. Trcnlwell Com.
lmuy It is expected BY the promoters tC
have considerable control over Tie Berinl
sea arbitration
A fire NJ 81 Stamford Ev Tbursd.,
,, morning destroyed Marx Bruce's liver;
stable ". a. McItobertS' drug store. Mac
Hutfmnn's furniture store, and j. Il, Eos
ter's grocery causing a loss of S6tI0n In
suranre, $4,000 Twenty-Five horses per
shed iii the stable.
Tho vcstern conl sales AGENTS nat !,
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
a D1srIRDLr CRIME nv rnAMPs.
Seven of Them Brutaily Assault Young
Woman--Ihe Assailants Arrested.

EVANSVILLE, lNp., July 2s-A most
dastardly outrage was perpetrated yester-
day by seven tramps on Annie Rigsby, a
house girl, living in the west end.
Miss Rigsby had gone to the woods to
get coal, While resting beneath tree she
was surrounded by the ruflians and some
held her while others repeatedly assaulted
her. The poor victim managed to scream,
which brought aid from the mines nearby.
After kicking her in the face, the devils
fled
About mile from the scene Of the
crime officers found the tramps seated of
the road, drinking beer from keg. The
detectives tried to arrest them and the fel-
lows showed fight, A lively battle fol
lowed, but the two officers captured the
entire lot.
Miss Rigsby lives in Morganfield, KY,
and has been here but u short time. She is
in a serious condition and her physician is
very anxious about her. The entire west
end is excited over the crime and but for
the presence of the officers it is probable
that there would have been some lynching
last night
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
MORE PAY ron opERAroRs.
photographers Wages Increased by Tw
Western RnilrnniIs.

WESTERN ttHltfphNrs
CHICAGO, July 29.-The grand officers of
the Order of Railway photographers and the
officials Of the Monon road have signed ali
agreement which raises the pay of oper-
ators all around and makes the working
rules much more acceptable.
BY the terms of the contract all offices
which formerly paid S35 month, will in
the future pay $40, the latter being the
minimum price to be paid TO operators:
Those over Si5 and below SIS are raised
$40 a month. Train dispatchers are raised
from SS5 and $40 for trick men to TlO5,
while the chiefs will receive Sll5. The
operators will also receive extra compcnsa-
ton for over time.
The contract provides for hearing in case
of suspension, and when it is found that
will be reinstated and paid for time lost.
The Louisville IL Nashville road signed a
similar agreement last week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
FiTHER 4SD soy FIGIIE
They Have IA Bloody Battle with Knives,
iii Which the son is Mortalky Wounded.

New ORLEANS, July 2s.-'rhe PicayuHs's
Natchez, Miss, special says: $. NJ.
McManns, aged 81 years, a respectable cti-
zen, has son named Charles, an idle,
shiftless fellow. The father found work
for his son, which angered the young man,
and after some words he drew a knife and
began slashing his father about the face
and head.
Seeing that his son was determined to
murder him, the old man drew a knife
and the bloody duel continued until the
combatants were separated. Young Me
Manus received three stabs in the side
that penetrated the cavity and also another
horrible wound in the abdomen and about
u dozen cuts or stabs His recovery is i'm
possible. The elder McManus was arrested.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
on FIRED ri LIGHTNING.
Twenty Tanks Blazing at One Time--
Railroad Trains stopped by the Great

Twenty Tanks Blazing at One Time--
Railroad Trains stopped by the Great
Heat.
PlTTSBrEG, July 2s.--During the preva-
lence Of a thunder storm which swept
over the southwestern oil field yesterday
afternoon, lightning struck tank No. II Of
the Southwest Pennsylvania pipe line, six
miles from Washington.
The tank contained % 600 barrels of oil
and when it burst the burning fluid spread
TO 20 tanks in the vicinity, and soon all
were atire. The contiagation was still rag
ing at O'Clock Notwithstanding the efforts
Of 800 men, who have been fighting it
since yesterday.
The heat is So intense that trains cannot
approach within an eighth of mile of
the scene, and passengers of the Washing
ton branch of the Pan Handle railroad
were unable To reach their destination last
night. The loss is not known, but will be
very heavy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

MEMPIfrS. Tenn, July 29.--Cnlonel Henry
Clay KING must hang On August l2th for
the murder Of Lawyer David H. Passion III
tins city, On the morning OF March 10th,
lS!ll Yesterday his attorney pleaded for
the petition Of habeas corpus before Judge
jackson IN the United states court. sheriff
McLcndn Of shelby county appeared will
Encouragement Tickle for tic state. The
argument was based ON the fact that the
Jury IN the case went into Arkansas. Judge
Jackson shattered Colonel king'- last hoIc
by refusing the petition of huhriIs corpus
and denying the right Of appeal.
Indigestion Dizziness, Take l'eecham'
Pills.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
Eoth shootrrs FataiIy Wounded.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 29.--A special to
the L0RriG-,i0MHui from Somerset KY,
says Grant sellers, deputy sheriff of this
(lulaski) county, to-day attempted to ar-
rest TO John Coilcy, Il notorious character
at Flat Rock, % miles south IF this place
when he shot Sellers through the breast
inilicting what is thought to be wound
Sellers returned the fire and probably
fatally wounded Gofley
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
---- \ 7I@-llS1fl---a-----a1
ON THE RETERSE ORDER.

| know n young pair who are welded and
poor
For 1T sometimes happens that way
Who wrestv each day with tho Wolf at the
door
For It sometimes happens that way.
Now, II this We're IL novel, we'd ind them all
right,
And living on love and sup and e bite,
But I'm sure thnt they quarrel, and I've heard
that they fight
Well, II sometimes happens TINT way.
There once WAS man with mother-in-law--
For u sometimes happens thai way
Whom he daily subdued with a vigorous jaw
For it sometimes happens that way.
Though We all know she should have been
savage and grim,
And gigantic terror, who tyrannized him,
Yet she really was ocile and LACKING in vim
For 1t sometimes happens that way.
There once wIs a man who went to q "showh--
For IL sometimes happens that way
Though he was bald-headed, he took the back
row
| For 1t sometimes happens that way.
| AMI be didn't sneak home in fear OF his life
| Nor, VIII n asked where he'd been, tell lies TO
his wife;
| In his actions she saw no occasion for strife
For 1t sometimes happens that way.
| India Idpotts Journal.
|
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

PARIS, TEX, July Chambers of a
most malignant character seems to be
spreading among the horses in this county.
About 10 days ago several we're shot near
Newport, 20 miles south east of this city.
and yesterday Deputy Sheriff Stephenson
went to Shilop, bOmiles north westof hero.
where some horses were reported TO have
the dreaded disease, and shot them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
VIII LEAVE TIE MInI1I4.
How the Nevada Guardsmen win Pro
test Agninst Iams' Tnrtmre.

VIRGINIA, NEv., July 29.--A number Of
members of the local companies of the
Nevada National Guard have decided to
resign on account of the punishment re-
Gently inflicted upon Private Iams at
Homestead.
A large majority of the members of the
local militia belong to labor unions and
the designations are likely 10 result in the
disbanding Of the two or three companies
in this vicinity.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
Made Gold Eagles From silver Quarters.

SroUx CITY, a., July Odd Wolcott, a
young man from Omaha, was arrested
here yesterday for collnterfeitllg. He took
the new silver quarters, cut ont the letters
quar- and changed the last ~ to IN 2
making il read ten dollars" The coins
were neatly plated with gold He went To
stores and bought 8 and l0eent articles to
get the change and was arrested passing
thRu1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin ernntions and posi-
lively cures piles, or nor pay required 1t
money refunded. For sale by Beaton
Smith, corner Seventh and Pine streets.
Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
democrats Won't ruso in colorado.

DENVER, Coz, July %. After stormy
session last night The Democratic state
central committee decided to call the
Democratic state convention for September
18th at Pueblo. This is victory for the
Cleveland or straight party men, in oppo.
sition to the fusionists or anti-Cleycland
men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

YANKT0N, 5. D., ,Iuly Chairman
Miller of the Democratic state central con-
niittee, is authority for the statement hat
all efforts to effect fusion with the People
party N the state ticket were unaviIiug.
The Peoples party leaders want the ma
jorit of the offices, which the Democrats
decline to grant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

When Baby was sick, re gave her castorfa,
When she was Child she cried for astoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, size gave then castoria
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
rour Klllea ny 4 Iseller E.pleslon.

GAYLORD, Men. July 2s.-A boiler in
Single mill Of Hartnel & Smith, on
Otsego lake, blew mp this morning. kill
ing four men, fatally iniuring one other
and demolishing the mill
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
McGarrahan,s claim niii vetoed.

WAsHINGroS, July 29.-The President
has sent message to Congress vetoing the
MCGarrahan claim bill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
1if1isters Autires.
70 EGISTER3s ORDER.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, July 10, 1902.
Upon the application of Margaret Mccnllough
and Thomas G. Mccullough, Executors Of
William Mccullough, late OF pencader
hundred, in said county. deceased, 1t
IL ordered and directed by the Regis
Ter that the Executors Aforesaid give
notice Of granting OF Letters Testamentary
rnon tho estate Of the deceased, with the
date of granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments 10 be posted within forty days from the
date OF such Letters in six of the most public
places OF the county OF New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide by
an Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause the same TO
be inserted within the same period in the
DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE JOURNAL, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, Del, and
to 10 continued therein Two months.
Given under tho hand aud Seal Of Office
al the Register aforesaid at Wilmington
IL. S. jim New Castle county aforesaid, the deg
and year above written.
j. WILKINS CooCU, Register
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

In this connection it is said that Thomas
Dolan will once more collect subscriptions
in Philadelphia las for the S4OO,Ooj fund
of 1889, and Christopher L. Magce in
Pittsburg. The advice Of the late Senator
Plumb ITO fry the fat ont of the bene-
ficiaries of the high tariff rates will be car
ried out once more. Senator Aldrich, who
is one of the spokesman of President Har,
rison in Congress- gave them due warning
when he announced authoritatively OH
! Tuesday that the tariff was to be the
prominent issue this year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

NOTICE.-Sotice is hereby given that lettcay
testanentary were in due tofm Of law grante&
unto the undersigned, on the 10Th day of july.
A. u. 1892, and that ali persons having clainis
against The estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, daily attested to the said Ixecu-
tors on or before 10Th dry of nly, 1893, or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided MARGAREr MCCULt OUCH,
THOMAS C. MCCULLOUGH,
Executors
Address: VIM. j. Fisher, Wilmington, Del
jy2i-sm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04

Treasurer Bliss and the advisory com.
mittee have gratifying assurances from
Senator Sawyer Senator Proctor and other
millionafres, who denied the honor finally
thrust upon Chairman Carter, and Who
promised large donations upon being let
off, The manufacturers interested in the
especially those who framed the Mckinley
bill, will be given an early opportunity to
xontr hutp
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