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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
Silver League Organized.

Special to The Independent.
BozEMAH, Sept. 23,~-A rousino silver
meeting was held al tho Opsrn house to-
night and silver league organized. The
Meeting, although gotten up on short no.
tioe. was enthusiastic and woll attended.
Tho speakers Of the evening were Mayor
Ramsey, Col. Chisholm, Caldwell Edwards.
hnior Alderson ard Judge Luoe. A set OF
stirring rssoluttons were adopted. Al ita
conclusion the league was organized by tho
election Of the following officers: Col. o.
p. Chisholm president, Caldwell Edwards
vice president. Major Anderson secretary.
A committee OF Ave will be named to carry
the work Of organization throushous tho
county.
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THE CHURCHES.

First Presby terian ohuroh-Service at II
Q. m. Sunday school at IL p. m. No owe
ming service.
Oakos street M. Il. church. Rev Wm
Hail. rastor--Servicoa II Il. m. and 1880 ..
IN. sunday school 2;3o y, m.
81. Potev's church, Rev. II. T. Webb, REQ
tor--Servicss At 7;4b .. M, II an. and 1850
y. IN. Sunday school at $50 r. m.
Unitarian society. G. A. II. hall--Mr.
Of Nazareth" sunday school at 1915 >.
m. No evening scrvicc.
Central Prasby tcriHn church, Helena
avsnue-Rsv. q. W. Pool. pAsso-, will
preach at u a. m. and eight p. m, sunday
school at 2;3o p. m. All nrs cordially In
vited.
There will be services held by ths First
Spiritual society Sunday evening in San
Nubjses; do We Lose Our Identity Alter
$50 -Called) Death" c. Murray.
Seventh Dav Adventist society, Jockey
building ON Sixth Rvonue--Eldor stone will
avenk tonight at 7;30 upon "Ths Signs OF
thu Times" and "rho Present. Money
StrinQenoy." as 70 etold In the eorip.utss
First Baptist church, Eighth avenue and
Warren Vt, eet--Sssvicss At IL n. m. and
eight Y. Iii. lhe pastor, Rev. Q, h. Allen.
Jr, will rreach In the morning on Rash
PrSyot;" evening theme. "A suffering
Soul"
ConareRati tionRl ohurch--W. q. Sehop, Q
will speak At ii n. III. and 7:3O +. IN. Ev0n-
lug subject. "Ihe Genesis aud Growth of
belief In immortality, or the Arguments Of
Great Men," Duett singing by Miss Whit,
ney and d.. Whelan.
Meeting NJ salvation Army barracks
every SundaY-Knee drill, seven q. m.; ho-
lincss meeting. II u. w.; FREQ and easy,
three y, m; salvation meeting. eight y. IN.
Meetings every night during week except
Monday. beginning a. eight y. IN. All arc
welcome.
Chriatian church--M. l.. StroRtor, of
Denver, evangelist for ths west Of ths
Woman'S Bonrd OF MiHsions, will
preach In tho Benton Avonue Christian
church. west side, to-day ~ II a. III. and
eight y. IN. Morning thome; 'FidOlity 10
Chris.," Evening theme, "ChrissiAn Go.
operation"
Grand Street Methodist church Mornin ing
topic, "Ths Character OF TFus Worship and
Its Value 10 Life" Evening topic,
"AshNmod Of the Gospel OF Christ" Sun
day school aud bible study 10 TO II n. m.
Young peoples meeting from seven 10
eight p. IN. All welcome 70 all these ser
Woes. J. II. hauirea, pastor.
~. psul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Preaching by Rsv. A. ID. Raleigh, ID. d., Al
IL a. IN. Sunday school a. l2,ls y. m. NJ.
worth League. GAO p. IN. Preaching by The
pastor at TAO .p. m. Subject: "A Few
Model Wiyss Of History. and How They
Helped Their Husbands" All aro oor-
dially invited. Rev. j, Wesley lill, paulor.
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ANOTHER FAST TRAIN.


Tho Northern Paoinc wan Put ON An Easts
bound Flyer.
Official notice has been received from
Northern Pacific headquarters in ~. Paul of
n change In schedule by which the fast train
service will be PARTIALLY resumed. Tho new
card will be effective at 1901 q. N. Sunday,
Got. !. One new train designated a. fyos
No. 4 eastbouud will be added. arriving In
Helena about IL p. IN. al formerly. No
change will be made In the schedule time
OF Nos. l and 2, other than that No. west.
bound will DO run In double aeosiona. This
change was made necessary through the
unusually heavy increase In passenger tsaf-
io bath east and west. Two extra crews Of
railroad mon will DO Rivop smployment on
this division. The former service waa the
best Holona has ever had. and the people
will be delighted to learn thet ID IL ID ba
at 80 early n date.
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TO-DAY the worlds congress
cf Jewish Women opens at Chi
oago.
During the week daily sessions
will be held, papers will be read
55sby representative Jewish women,
iitand general discussions will fol-
low each paper. Every section
Of the country will be repre-
sented on this programme and
one paper will be read by a
woman from abroad. Ten such
papers will be read and dis
cussed by the delegates COM
posing the Congress.
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A PARIS FAX Err.

Cencocts n Wisless story that Ia Printed
In london.
LospoN, Sept. pa dispatch 10 the
Eeonomiat from faris says: "rho ncRoti.
ations of tho United States TO raise gold
loan Of S50,0o0,000 at ono-hnlf pss cent.
have collapsed through the demands of
the syndicate that was TO advance the
money and the Intervention of the French
government. France wanted reductions
made In the tariff on French goods In re-
turn for permitting the official listing 0e
thu proposed bonds on tho Paris honrac.
The United States refused 10 treat on that
basis. Ovorturss were since made In Lon-
don for raising the loan"
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2a---Seorotnry Care
Isle authorizes the Associated prsss to abs
| deayoring TO negotiate n loan abroad, ao
alleged In u dispatch from London.
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A Thrifty DDNtOuinu.

BosroN, Sept. 23 Thomas o. Riohard-
aon, formerly of tho firm Of Richardson h
Donnie, vol known leather dealers, and
for years a prominent mombor OF First
church in Marlborough atreet. Ia wanted by
tho police. Ths servants say his wife Ia at
Newport, but positively refuse 70 tell whore
ohatdson IL. This Ia because there is a
warrant out for his arrest. Lie is charged
with having, by means Of false tretenses,
from one Arm alone obtained Sl7b.000 So
cured wronGsully. The amouns OF $l7b.-
600, according to we'll known banking peo-
pie, does not anywhere near cover his mia
loplgsgntakiouE
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ON THa RACE TRACK.


Flyers Over Esst~rn Courses Whv Came
Cndar this Wire IN Trent.
LATosrA. Sept. 23,--Fast track. Hlx fur.
lonas-Empress Frederick, his O'I4se. Say
On, i.iG ne-sixteenths-- Audubon, Eliza.
beth H., Slater Anita. b65a' FREQ hAnicap
milo and ono furlona-~Ida Plokwiok, Clsm-
ontinc. FaradaX 1,baA; tobacco atNkss,
mile Elizabeth H.. Capt. Drake. Pearl NJ,
1Al4; free handicap. tivo fuslonaa--O Ohio
Belle, Anthem. 1'021a; nine-s,xtoen tha--A
Bankers Daughter. las VegRs. Miaa lhs
;b63. Thia Ia tho track record tor The
distance.
GnAvpsENp, Sept. 2a.--Traek fAlr. Sin
furlonga- Prince George, Helen Nichols.
Tormsutor, 1;lbA; milo ana one-sixtseash
Don Aionzo, Coquettc. by Jovc. l49tat
Neptune aAnkes, ak futiongs--Ffoa Danoss
Rightmorc. Figaro. i:ltti, second special,
m,le and one-eirhth-~T Tammany. Sir Wnls
ter, 1;6IIS; aix furlonga--G StonSs
nell, Sirroooo, 1;l8la; mils aud one. .sixtaentn
--Baasey, Michael, Tigteas. Lao.
LONDON, Sept. 23. Tho Iienonnahirs plate
VIA sven by kaoburn, lainalass. seoond Ia
Eiaehs third. Four ran,
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INDIAN Affairs.
Report OF the Com missioner to tho Score.
tary of the lntepi0r.

Report OF the Com missioner to tho Score.
tary OF the lnterior
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The commits
aicner of Indian affairs submitted his an
nunl report 10 tho secretary Of tho interior
to-dav. or fifty-Soven Indian agencies
twenty six nre now In charge OF NrIny off,
osrs. Estimated appropriations for the
hscAl year ending June 80, 1895, amount to
$6, 93l, 7bG, 81, l0l,464 lssslthan estimated for
tbs current fisoni year. Tho total number
of pupils enrolled ia Indian schools 10 q, -
1873. Blk new trhining schools and various
boarding schools wers orensd.
With funds OF about 500, 900 orsditsble
irrigation system will he established on
the Navajo reservation In Arizona. Over
8000. 600 was paid Indians othor than the
five civilized tribsB during tia past year as
inte est on trust funds ! eaty Stirulations
and Other debts. Appropriations for this
serv,ce for the Asoal year 1894 amouut 70
a., ,954, 962.
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Up IN u Bnlioon, Down In tho Il an.

w TIT " '''''""'s H'""" 7" VT" II MMU'
CHICAGO Sept. 23--prof. King. Of Philss
dsiphia. an mronaut, and Miss Josie Morris,
OF Amss, Iowa, went up in balloon yes.
tatday afternoon from tho Worlds fais
grounds. The air ship blow out ovor tho
lake ana began to coma down. The rev0-
nus cutter Johnson went TO the rescue ana
on overtakSng tho balloon some twenty
along the water. lIy tho aid OF q boat
loaned from the johnson, King managed to
steer the balloon lahore. where he aud Misa
Morris climbed out memo the worss ios
their perilous journey.
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GREAT BROADCLOTH SALE.
Remarkable Hsvgn,ns This week ~ shs
New York Dry Goods store.

Remarkable Havga,ns This week ~ shs
New York Dry Goods store.
We have concluded that II 10 too early 70
make On effort to insessst the Montsna la
dies In futs rho temptation wss very
srsat with NJ 10 make fur window. Be-
lisvs ~ u wosld have been s.unnsr--
pardon tbs slsng--we mean ron would have
been delighted with the exquisits propor-
ttona OF the most elegant limo OF furs ever
displayed In Montana, sttll. vs hesitate.
for We believe with yen that many balmy
and 0heess0l days ramaln Tor summers aur
tuMn.
" 0ourss the sseson has approached
whom longing eyes are tuned to jackets and
onpoa. Lndies, do We touch = tender spot
In your heArss whom We mention the rich
fall garments now shown AZ shs New York
store. We know that We have never taken
40 much care before In their selection. Wo
believe that for elegance In AZ and Anish
they are unnpproaehNble;A ~ least We are
convinced that they are Incompatible In
tho western market. A little later and We
VIII communicate again In relation 10 nu-
OF u most agreeable character 10 you. But
for tse present. we mean for this week.
special offerings In "l,roadoloths" Will be-
The nnouentous password with US.
Ths we'll dressed lady agrees with ~ that
there 70 charming sinplieity In q broad
S'Ss" AsvSnS NuNa"huk OoCoubS ~ ~ n0AVys
warm, .senteel. and 10 decidedly useful Tor
walking oostumoi - becoming for travel
ing when you visit the Chicago exposition.
Better still. lite simple plainness bespssks
good form In matters Of selection. "But
What about the prics2" W. hear you say.
Con0e ming prices lot us understand oaeh
other. The prices advertised will bo
strictly those OF New York. and upon many
occasions below, for we positively are de-
te'minsd that those who send their money
out Of the stats instead OF pntFonixing
places whore they should bs Interested,
shall upon every and all occasions pay more
and act less than the pstFons OF Hssna's
big dry goods establishnsnt We mean II.
Most Of the ladies Of the state hnvo dis.
covered II. Others are continually falling
Our special In Broadoloth for The week.
(ses I'D. on third pags), will Be very inter
eating. OF course you will understand that
the offering. include eolsrs and black.
The special for tho week not only en-
braces Broadeloth but . 90 tain line OF
Dress Goods which will be offered at q price
that will fall like the chill Of north wind
In midwinter on eastern prices.
But wo have almost forgotten to invite
you, II you havo neglected 10 do 40, to
glance at the offerings displayed In ou'
grnnd south window, for believe us should
Won not have tho least intention Of buying,
twill still be woll worth your while. 'TiG
better than = visit 10 tho World'a fair, for
he'a In this window there's no Deceit only
. rich display of beautiful honest goods
that will cause you TO oxclain In harmony
with the shouts Of youH companions,
''THREE CHEERS FOR THE NEW YoRK STORE"
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lvcs wins tho Match.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2a-Frank G. Ives Of Chi.
capo, won the sixth and last game Of the
billiards series that has beon contested here
this week. winning from tho English cham.
pion, John Roberts by total scoro OF 6,oOl.
against Robtrts' D. .2i3. Ives made run OF
432 during tho evening, while Roberts beat
record was l66. The contest Was sharp
one until this twenty eighth inning, when
Ives made bis big score and the yssult be-
aln0 apparent
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BrecksnrideS's story.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23. .-Conaressman
b, ecksnridss has nlcd a reply to tho
charges In she suit for breach of promise
of marriage BY Madeline Pollard. He do
MICS that he seduoed her or p; omised to
marry her. or 10 the father OF any OF her
iour oh!ldten. Ho declares when trat they
met she requested his advice as lawyer In
the matter Of a man named Rhodes, who
had betrayed her.
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MILLINERY OPENING.

Mira Sohnie'dt Will Display the --latest
Designs Friday aud saturday.
Mrs. Schufeldt, the Warren street nilli-
nsr, viii have an opening Of an entire now
stock Of millinery next F.idly aud SntuE-
day. There will DO shown the latest
things In domestic and imported hats.
Among the novel things that will be shown
will DO the Words fair sailor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
Irominant Louisvilltnns Indicted,

LoursyILLn, sept. 23. Tho cases against
A. Il. Sutton and WIN. Brsher which
startled the business community last spring
by the discovery OF largo amount OF
warehouse receipts for whisky, which was
hypotheoated At sSvera eanAs, was inveatt.
gated to-day by the grand jury. Eight In
utotmcnts waro retu ned sgaInst sua.on and
six hgAinst Rrcher.
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Too Much l. oil.

First TSamp--lt had my way, I'd have
800 national holidays In tho year.
Second Tramp--You would, chr And
then there would hs one working dav avury
four yenra Oh, you are = moe one, You
arc! You would make a Ralloy stRvs of tho
poor laborins man. wouidn't youp-Tox,s
biitinHs. s
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DENVER Sept. n.-The new ibSrnl party
Of America met again to day and adopted u
platform substantially tho same as tho ono
drafted some time ago by j, Cook. Jr. IL
was decided not 10 nominate ticket antli
all tho other political patties hnd chosen
theirs. The plan IL 10 seloot from each
ticket thoss candidates thoughs 20 he tho
hoa IMAM
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Teemsr OUtroWs tho New ZnNInudsr,

Sr. LOUIS, NO., Sept. pa $4,000 match
rnce between Teemer and Ste ephsnsoa. the
New Zeslander, single souls, three miles
this afternoon. Ieemar winning by three
lengtha'in 1856. Tesmer and Mckay also
won n donbls scull event.. mila and half
strairhtAwnY, from Stephenson and Parker.
n,lE
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Aston nlsh ed,

All visitors At Miss hssvsns' yesterday
were ustonishsd NJ Tho exesllsnt quality OF
goods being sold AZ suoh low rricss. ehs
IL absolutely going ous Of business this
present season aud will cut pr Ices below oil
living yrohts.
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Agent for the FIathcnds.

WAsnnaroN. sept. 23.-The president
has appointed j. 4. Oartsr. of Montana. TO
DO Indian agent Al the FlAthsad agency,
Montana, 70 succeed Ihe late Pster Rowan.
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Great Fditor--'That new society reporter
will not do. lie has not mastered the nrst
principles Of modern journnlism.
Mnnngcr--Eh, what 10 the matter
Great Editor--Hs shss handsomely
dressed" instead OF "smnttly Rownsd."-
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kparklors.

Tbs largest stock OF diamonds In The
city can bssn seen nt tho j. Stoinmetz Jew"
slry Co.'s. The stock consists OF all weights,
from thtlty second OF u karat to three
karat Ihess gooaa are offered Ut Now
York prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-08

Some time ago young man of this
city, the only son OF n couple claiming
TO be closely connected with the blue
blood, reached his majority, and IN
looking around for amusement select
ed as q girl to call upon, very retir.
Ing young lady, whose only fault was
having to work for her living. Things
went smoothly for while until the
young mans mother TO use vulgar,
ism, caught on" Then was enacted
scene which was kept up atintsryals
for long while, making the young
people unhappy and estranging the
young man more and moro from his
home. III this case, 1.-THE course OF
true love did always run smooth
and all the manlpulntions and machin.
atoms OF the mother, did no good.
The young people became engaged;
the date OF the wedding was fixed for
Thursday
Before the event came off tho young
man let the secret out to his mother.
There was enacted scene which
rivals the pen of the writer. Il will
never come to your wedding, you ara
an undutiful son" The young man
was true TO his affection and married
tho fair lady. The sequel Is this:
Motherly feeling has returned and re-
Rret is uppermost. Il did not go to
see my only son married" TheIemedy
10 suggested. 10 have another wed.
ding and this not n private one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-08


bought six bottles more of Paino's
CELERY compound. Five OF them gave
20 friends. / haSe recommended it to
many of my customers and friends
both hero and ut EnnLlal Ealis, Il. l.,
and fail 10 hear OF a single one it has
not tlouc good. Ityeua Mrs. Ycnger,
WHO mas stood out a long time from
tlkinE II, said 1t was tho best thing
that she over tried.
u teiieye that Paine5 celery com.
found was the means OF curing me of
tt.e drapsy and making mo we'll, SO
that | WITS ahle to take UP tho hattle OF
LIS again. And | have built during
the last four months beautiful
huildlHE, AMI J huHe been SO we'll that
| have stood nvery day upon its walls
fuli5. eight hours day, from the time
III throwing tic tifat shovel OF dirt
| low hava iz5 rooms Tor World q
| Fair Visitors, and If any OF your friends
ara ,Hfuiag To the Wurltrs Fair lust
/ tel them 20 stop al Browns hotel that
| Fatng's celery compound built, and
'hey Will ilud Il we'll built no crumb-
ing walt, or FIRE trap, but solid and
substantial, like Tho writer
Il am sulprisei al myself being able
I - - d. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-08


American Laundry, sos West Frcnt st
Cupptpaand lseching. las r. Second So
Cummings. the photographer. 500
Market street.
You cnn get something you can oat
at 227 Market street. Hollis.
II you want first.cass dyoing and.
scouting done. go to $40 King.
Ton per cent. reduction on all fly
screens at Patterson ward " are store,
SIC Madison street.
james Nj. Dohbins was reelected
president OF the Department NJ Flee.
tions last night. His term Is two
years.
The Daily Freie Presse made Its np-
pearanee yesterday rs an afternoon
paper.
We wonder II the keen eye OF Build
ing Inspector Dohl ever took a esqnint
at the two old dilapiduted frame
houses on Adams between Third and
Fourth streets.
About 400 persons went on the ex-
eursion OF the NJ. Z. Sunday school of
Christlana, on the steamer Clyde, TO
Woodland Beach last Friday.
The Legislative reunion will proba-
bly, be held in New York. the members
going over the Delaware and New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
roads to Norfolk and thence to New
York by boat.
wm. Lee a laborer employed by the
b. l. o. X. r.. while unloading some
ties had the misfortune to mash sew.
eral fingers OF his left hand. 1t was
found necessary to amputate the index
finger. and he Ia doing as we'll as can
be expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-08
FOURTH EDITION



On Saturday the veteran fisherman.
MrJno. s. Moreiand, was killing around
trying to get a company OF Is to go
upon fishing trip to st. Georges.
The trial was not successful, but on
Monday morning at a. M, there was
mustered a corpora's guard OF peo'
Pile, before n double seated carriage
with rod and line and lunch ready for
battle with the finny tribe. In few
minutes. the old war horse, Mr.. Jim
White. gave the word and the party,
consisting OF MIR. John s.. Moreland,
as captain; Mr.. Edward Springer. as
musical director; Mr. Ed Hurts. cor
porat In charge of lunch; Mr.. James
Saunders, as bait tender, and Mr.. San
derson. as porter boy, went OIL.
After pleasant ride OF two hours
with the silvery rays OF the beautiful
crescent moon shining down upon
them they arrived III st. Georges be-
fore the good people of that town
were out of their comfortable couches.
After getting the hotel proprietor up
and leaving the horse in his Charge the
party one and all wounded their way to
the canal, when they (through the ad.
vice of Mr.. Timothy Hurlock, watch.
man for McLiear Il KendalD secuted
| two row boats and proceeded to row
up in the various c0ves. After con.
| siderable time in fishing, they having
had average luck, concluded to seek
Tor some place to procure good milk.
So, noticing q farm house In the dis
lance, one and all made bee line fol
said house. By this time the sun and
wind had made sad havoc with theii
complexion and they were a sorry
looking crowd indeed. 1t was said. On
/ t,nI tn a
1t was reached the veteran captain
proceeded up to the door a midst the
bowling OF dogs and tho caekling oil
hens.
After while female came to the
window, and In voice which SOUNDED
as II there was fear interinlngled said
in reply to request for new milk
I'VE do not sell milk to tramps to bt
drank on the premises" Judge of th'
astonishment OF this very respectable
crowd. Tramp! For once in his LII
John was astounded.
Indeed. 1t took very much argumen
to convince the fair lady that the.
were respectable business mon OF w.
and only down ON fishing trip In thu
canal. After awhile the milk was PRO
vided. and in due time was drank ant
paid tor. CAS- to the quantity drank
am ashamed to tell it After this tht
tow path was taken for tho fish. as il
the boats the fish caught were mostl.
In the shape of crabs of the kind tina
mike bruised knuckles. Anyway, tn
boys, one and all. had luck, not S
much in the quantity OF the fisl
caught, but the size OF them. The
were all large yellow neds.
As the shades of evening were gatf
ering over the earth, they, like TIL
Arabs. folded up their lines clean
ed their fish and wendell their wal
homeward, one and all delightful,
pleased with their trip and under tn
determination to go soon again. job
says he wants it distinctly understood
that the party who sends word t
. Messrs. Pierce & Semple that they ar
coming, is no friend OF his. This entel
prising firm was again shut up an
buttermilk could not be procured,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-08

At an early hour Sunday morning
the body of an unknown man was
found lying near the Delaware rail.
road track at Woodsiae, small sta.
ton south of Dover. with the head
badly crushed and the shoulder brok-
on. Notice was sent to Coroner John
Clark, and Ferguson of Dover, who
went down iii special car. A jury
was summoned and nm Inquest held,
when from the testimony Of some
tramp, companion OF the deceased,
it WAS learned that his name WIS Pat.
rick bailey. and that he was from
Lancaster. Pa.
They said he had boon with them.
and that on Saturday evening several
of tho party wont over to Woodside
station, where they remained until
about II o'clock. They left the de-
ceased at the station, and 1t Ia sup
posed he fell asleep on the track, and
was struck by the south-bound train.
He was large man, and when the
Coroner searched his pockets he found
S1.5T in money and a string of beads,
After hearing the testimony the jury
rendered a verdict that his death was
accidental, and exonerated the com.
pany from all blame. The body was
taken to Dover and inferred in Silver
Lake Cemetery.