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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

CHERlFF's sALE-By virtue of a writ
y OF LevRrl Fucias to nc direct
cd will be exposed to public sale. at the
! curt House, on Market street between
Tenth aud Eleventh streets, In the city
Iof Whining ION, New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

A LEADING workman in one OF our
iron manufactures came home yester.
day with the news to his wife that he
soon expected to DO out OF work, as
he never before seen such poor pros
pect ahead. This Is tho cry that 10
coming up all over the country. Mills
that never closed before ARC closing
now. The Slater Wooden Mills. in
Massachusetts,. employing 1000 men,
closed on Tuesday. o...
The Anoskeag Cotton Mills, one OF
the largest In the country, closed on
Saturday. Reports OF simi liar char
acter come from other quarters. Dull
times, lack of orders, and uncertainty
as to the future, are the reasons as
signed. The uncertainty comes from
Il doubt as to what Congress will do
with the tariff. This blight is having
deadly effect on the manufacturing
business. Unfortunately. 1t is likely
to continue for good while, and what
Congress will do no one can tell a..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

Easy dlgested and very wholesome
is fresh fish bought from 4, A. Nc
Clure In 9Th street market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21
ON THURSDAY.
THE eth DAY OF JULY, 1908

ON THURSDAY.
THE 9Th DAY OF JULY, 1903
Ate o'clock y. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land with the two.story brick dwelling
house thereon erected In the city OF WI
mington, beginning at a point on the
side Of Front street at the dis
from the centre formed by the intersec-
ton OF the said southerly side OF Front
street and the eastorly side of Harrison
street and at the centre OF the division
wall between the house on this lot and
house adjoining on the west; thence
southerly parallel with Harrison street
and passing through the centre of said
division wall about IS feet to the middle
line Of a three feet-wide alley running
parallel with Front street; thence easter
ly along said middle line of said alley and
parallel with Front street about II feet
inchea to q point; thence northerly
parallel with Harrison staeet and.passlng
through the middle of the division wall
house OIL the lot adjoining on the east
about So feet TO the said southerly side of
Front street, and thence thereby westerly
about IA feet inches to the place of be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what
they may, with the use OF alley.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF james II. Hoffecker. Jr., ad-
ministrator OF Thomas J. Bowen, de.
ceased. and Charlotte Il. Bowen. suryiv.
Ing mortgagor, and Z. t., and to he sold
by PIERCE GOULD, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del. July
TO- 1898, jyl0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

SALE-rBy virtue or writ
- OF Levaria Facias,to mo directed. win
be exposed to public sale. ut the Court
House, on Market street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. in the city OF VIII
New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21
ON THURSDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF JULY, 1893,

At = o'clock y. M,
The following described real estate, viz :
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
a dwelling house and store, situate on
the westerly side OF Market street, be-
tween Third and Fouith streets. III the
city of Wilmington, beginning mt cor
ner of land late OF Charles Candy on tho
westerly side OF Market street aforesaid +;
thence by line of said land passing
along q middle of three-feet- wide al
ley north IS degrees west 81 feet % inches
to corner stake; thence southwardly by
u line parallel with Market and Shiplry
streets % feet 8 inches 10 line OF other
land now or late OF Charles Candy; thence
along that line eRstwardly parallel with
the urst described line and with Fourth
street, 5 feet to line of land now or late
of the heirs of Thomas McCorklu, deceas-
cd; thence by that land north 92 degrees
east feet to corner thereof; thence by
tho same south 81 degrees east 40 feet on
lnches to the westerly side of Market
street aforesaid. and thence thereby
north 30 degrees cast 10 feet . Inches TO
the place OF beginning, be the same more
or less.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of Sarah j.. Ayers. and TO be
sold by PIERCE GOULD, Sherin.
sherin's Once. Wilmington, Del, July
no. 1904.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

r me Rambo. Knlck erbocker. and
II wrightsyiile. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON,
ofice. No. W eat Third street.
Phones zig and ac2 jeie
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

BEEousM's PILLS cure bilious and
Nervous Ills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

! ClHERlFF'S BALE-By virtue OF a writ
10 OF Leyari Facias 10 me directed, will
be exposed to public sale. at the Court
House. on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets III the city of VIII
mington. New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21
Gas For Fuel,

Gas is low In price, while coal Is
very high.
Gas stoves are we'll adapted for
heating houses In the spring and
saving heater fires.
Gas ranges are excellent for cooking
and heating bath water.
"Bnckus" Gas Heaters and many
others are quite ornamental.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

The Heiress-Yes, when I don't wish to
accept certain mems attentions, and they
ask where live, | say in the suburbs.
Mr.. Selfsure-Hal Hal Hal Excellent
But where do you live, Miss Brownf
The Heiress-In the suburbs, Mr.. Self,
surc.-Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

CnERiFFs sALE--Bx viRruB OF A
p writ of Levari Facins TO me directed,
will DO exposed to public sale,at the hotel
OF Jacob Il. Hyatt, In Stanton. IN Mill Creek
Hundred. New Castle county, Del.
ON SATURDAY. +
THE 2ap DAY OF JULY. 1903
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-21

SHERIFF's SALR-BY VIRTUE OF Al
- writ of Levari Facias. to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale, ut the
Court House on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle Co. Del.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
MILT WALLS CASE,
Alleged Confession Made by n Livingston
WOnnn.

Alleged Confession Made by a Livingston
WOnnn.
Special to The independent
LIVINGSTON. Sept. 2.-Withtn the past
few days matter has como TO light which
may throw some new developments on the
recent postoffice robbery in this city. Pre-
vicus to his arross Milt Wall. who Is now in
Jail awaiting trial for she or;me. made his
headquarters at Josie Trips. the oolored
proprietress of B street dive. A few days
ago Josie left Livingston bstwesn two days
and IL probably in S. okane. A, soon az
shs had departed Charles bloom. hsr
former lover, who 10 now In Jail under
conviction of the murder of Thomas Gavin.
sent for Postmaster Swindlehurst and sig-
nitied desire to make q statement in con-
nection with She Wall affair. He stated
that a few days after the aI1sst of Mnl
Josie told him that she stood in with Wall
and that esch night after he took the reg
istered letters he came down and turned
the money over TO her. Blooms statement
Is peculiar In some respects and does not
tally in some particulars with tho facts as
related by Wall. II is thouRht by some
that he is seeking revenge ON Josie for de-
serting him.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
REBELLIONS EPIDEMIC.
Tho Success of the One in Brazil Stlrs Up
tho Argentines.

Tho Success of the One in Brazil Stirs Up
the Argentines.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Private advices from
Rio Janeiro say that furious lombard
ment il expected hourly. The only reason
the bombardment WAS not commenced
yesterday was that negotiations between
the rebels and the government were under
taken at the instance Of foreign powers and
foreign warships who wished to save the
city from destruction.
The people OF Rio admit that the rebel
lion has progressed TO such an extent that
it is better to let the city fall into the
hands OF the insurgents than be shelled.
Rebels at Rio are in communication with
insurgents in the south and all are acting
in unison. After their success at Santos
they propose TO attack Porte Allegro and
vessels. II 10 said, have already started on
that errand. Thers is no doubt that the
rebels are meeting with success. In fact q
report that they haye occupied Hio 10 IL
circulation here.
BUENos AYREs. Sept 21.---The nationa
troops in Corsientes havo Joined the revo.
lutionary movements. The crew of tht
gunboats Republioa and Bermeio have also
declared sympathy with the Tucumar
rebels. Tho Argentine government has or.
dered the national guard to be nobilized
throughout the country, and is determined
to put down the rebellion If possible.
Everything is quiet in She capital The
authorities continue to arrest all persons
who are suspected Of giving aid to She rev.
olutionists.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
Way the Killing OF Two White Men
on the Grow Reservation
Looks.
No Certainty That They Had
Fired a Shot Before They
Were Attacked.
Citizens Of Lewistown, Irrespective OF
Party, Petition for IA aScnntor-Pre.
pairing for tho Fair.
Special To Tho Independent.

Special TO 7 he independent.
BrLLINGs, Sept. 2l.-The bodies of tho
two white men killed by Grow police ON tho
reservation having been brought TO town
last night an inquest was hold to-day.
One WIS fully identified rs George B. Ham,
ilton. adopted son Of Philip Thorpe, Of Dill
lon. His wifo and brother are here and
will tako tho body to Livingston for inter-
ment. He had evidently been shot In the
back and wound on ths back of the head
looks as If he had been clubhed with gun.
The other had evidently been shot while
| holding his hands above his head in sign of
sur ender. He IL thought to be Eugene
Willard. = neiRhbor of Hamilton, in Fish
| tail basin.
| Neither is known to have been guilty Of
any crime and public feeling is growing
strong against tho Indians. as there seems
| no certainty that tho white men had even
fired a shot. and Hamilton had surrendered
his gun before a shot was fred. District
Attorney Weed has been wired to invssti-
gate the matter, which looks like q bad
piece Of business.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Flyers Over Eastern Courses Who Camc
Under the Wire In Front

Flyers Over Eastern Courses Who Cano
Under the Wire Ia Front.
LAroNIA. Sept. 2l.-Santa Ana reduced
ths track record half second for six fur
longs. Seven furlonQs-Dess,oy, BuIdett,
Confidence. 1:a0l; m!ls-Judgs Csrdwsll
Forest Rose, Linaer. 1:A21a; free handicap
sweepstakes. six furlongs-SsntaA Ana, The
Sculptor. Gascon, 1:l4; mile and one six
tcenth-Ladr Bess ssmpsr Lex, Elva.
1:49s4; eleven sixteenths Of a nile-Ohio
Belle. Tom Elmorc. Prnbasco. 100; eleven
sixteenths Of a mile-Equator. George b.
Cox, EgbaIt, los.
GRAvEsEND. Ssrt. 2l.-The hQht between
this track and Gutenberg and Clifton Ia
ended. Telegraph wires remained In posi-
tion this afternoon and information was
sent to the pool rooms. Weather and
track good. Mile and ono e-sixteenth-
strnthmeath, Merry Monarch, Territier.
l:4B1s; i've furlonRH-Frogdanoe. Weinberg.
Torehbearer. 1903; Culver stakes, six fur
longa-Dr. Hasbtouck. Co trnction, 1:1411
Brookwood handicap, mile and three-aix-
teenths-Daily American. Carter. Haragossa.
20ls4; five and half furlongs-Wah Jim,
TigIess. Little Billy, 1:07s4; mile aud one.
sixtse nth-Now or-Never, May Win. De-
ception, 1:43
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
BUILT A FUNERAL PyRE.
And Incinerated the Body of the
Man They Had Hanged
and Shot.
In an Awful Frenzy the People of
Roanoke Complete Their
Vengeance.
The Victim. Who Escaped Wednesday
Night, Caught Next MOrning-
Flight Of the Mayor.

ROANOKE. Vs.. Gopt. 2l. Tho negro,
Thomas Smith, who assaulted Mrs. Henry
Bishop last night was lynchsd this mora
Ing. After last nights fatal encounter
with the militia the mob continued to
search for the negro. and found the place
where he was seoHstsd. They took Smith
from the policeman and hanged and shot
him In the residence portion Of she city.
Later In the day they dragged the body
through the Streets and then In the pres
enos Of . thousand excited people on ths
river bank inoineratsd tho rsmains.
Al one time the mob threatened 10 bury
the negro In Mayor Tsouts yard. Owing
TO the bitter feeling and threats against the
mayer and Capt. Bird. Of the militia. they
have left town. Nine were killed last
night. as follows: 8. A. Wick. VIM.
Sheets. w. c. Whitmsysr, ]. b. Tyler.
Geo. White, W. E. Hall. w. Jones. John
Mills aad Geo. Settle.
Coroner Gray and a jury repaired early 10
the scene of tho lynOhina and after viewing
the body entered verdict that tho negro
came TO his death st the hands Of persons
unknown to them. Aftor the inquest off,
GERS we're ordered 10 take charge Of tho
body. but sureing mas Of men assembled
and would not let them touoh IL. A coal
cart passing near BY was pressed into SCR
vice and the body thrown into 1t. 1t was
then hauled to Mayor Trours resids dsnos, II
seemingly being the intent of the mob
to bury il in his front ya,d.
At this moment Rev. Canpbsll ap-
pearsd and dissuadod them from
carry ing out the plan. Then they took the
body to the edge Of the river to burn II.
Fences were torn down. store boxes taken
and some one with an AZ cut down sevs al
cedar treos near by. Tho dry wood was
laid In large pile and on the heap the
AeRro's body was laid; on top of all cedar
bouRhs were thrown; then, just befo q
touching match two gallons OF coal oil
were poured over all. The match was
touched TO IL and tho flames shot rapidly
up. 1t was an awful sight. 1t was not
long before the crowd dispersed, but all
morning men. and sometimes an occasional
woman, were seen going toward the place Of
the burning.
All remaining OF Smith al noon was q
few ashes and he and there bone, but
the fire was still bu ming, and those stand
ing around said il should burn till there
was not 4 vestiRe left.
Mayor Trout who was wounded In the
foot, was carried to the Ponce do Leon
hotel. but owing to the threats of the mob.
he was removed from there to the country.
whore he still 10. Acting Mayor Buckner
assumed control and Suspended the chief
of police and several officers.
The town was quiet tonight. The
streets were almost deserted.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
BEAyERHEAD CRIMINALS.

Horss Thieves Get 1t Pretty Hard-Othsr
Thieves.
Special to Tho Independent
DmIoN. sept. q. Henry Minehaw, who
stole Padlsy's horse, was brought In o-dny
and will probably b0 tried this term of
court.
William Wells and Thomss Murphy were
sentenced to-day for no, Sc stealing. His
honor laid it on heavy. giving Wells ton
and MUIR hy twelve years at hard labor.
Wells got two years additional for false i'm
prisonmsnt OF J. G. Lse.
man named Newall was arrested at
Mslroas for stealing SGb from George Pc
tsrson of this city last Monday night
George Roth. OF Glendale. was arrested
on complaints OF Charles Flssser charged
with cattle steelinR. Roth Ia under only
$500 bonds In Silver Bow county ON tho
same charge and interested parties became
fearful he might skip
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
WANT A SENATOR.
Petition Sent to tho Governor From Lew
istown-The Fergus Fair.

Petition Sent to tho Governor From Lew
istown-The Fergus Fair.
Special to The Independent.
LEwrsTowE, Sept. 20.-A petition with
over 200 signatures was forwarded 10 Gov.
Richards to-day asking n call OF special
session of tho legislature for the purpose of
electing United States senator, in order
that the great silver Producing state Of
Montana may not be without its proper
representation during the present extra
and the regular session OF congress. The
petition IL signed by the leading citizens OF
this town and vicinity regardless OF poll
tics. race. color, or previous condition Of
servitude.
The total liabilities of w. w. De Witt
who assigned hero on Sept 13. are given In
by the agent OF II. G. Dun & Co., a. $6l, ,OO0.
preferred creditors $4,000. Tho invoics
and appraisemsnt is complete. MIR. De
Witt was one of the leading merchants Of
Lewiston as we'll as ono OF its most public
| spirited citizens. and his temporary embar-
rassment, like that of many other OF our
best citizens. was occasioned bylhis inca-
psoity to realize on assets, which are esti-
mated to be mo than ample TO meet all
obligations
The first annual meeting Of the Fergus
county A. Nj. and s. association will be
held here on Sept q. 2s and 20. and prom
ises to be a success in each and every feat
ure. The association, not wishing TO be
outdonc by other similar associations in
the etate. have spared neither pains nor
money to have everything In readiness on
the opening day. Tho race track is tho
regulation mile. kite shaped. and In excel
lent condition. The grand and band
stands. ticket and pool sellers offices are
oompleto, and the stables will be models Of
perfection and eonvenisnes whom COM
pleted.
The programme for the three days in
cludes four races each day. with purses
amounting TO over $500. The exhibits will
include every variety which Fergus county
is capable Of producing and will be we'll
represented in each aud every branch. The
floral and horticultural exhibits will be in
charge Of the ladies. Already horses and
exhibits are arriving daily from all sections
of the county. and il each and every citizen
of the county will give II the support il 80
| iustly deserves. the frat annual meeting
will prove a successful attraction which
will be credit to the county and state.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
SUGAR In THEIRS.

sprecks1s, Oxnard and Other Sugar Bar
ons at Dlnuer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81. "A quiet little
dinner was given Claus Sp.eckels. at which
were present Spreckels. the O1nard broth
ers. big sugar men, Senators Allison. Hale.
Gray, Hawley, White. of Louisiana. Per-
kins and German. After the dinner Per
kins observed that II might be good idea
to annex the Hawaiian islands, not to the
United States, as separate. but to the state
of California. He pointed out that sew
eral islands from thirty TO forty miles dis
tant from the coast had been annexed. and
suggested that were Hawaii 80 annexed
California would take caro- OF IL.
Allison said that he had had some such
idea for some time. Gray and Hawley
thought favornbly of it, and of another
suggestion from Perkins. that congress
might pass law annexing the island to
California, the Califo MIA Legislature 10
sanction such act. Spreckesis understood
to have said nothing. but as Perkins is his
bosom friend il is supposed he approves. if
he did net suggest, tho idea. Dsyelop-
ments are looked for.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
CLOTURE PROPOSED.
But II Has not Progressed Far Toward
Adoption.

But II Has not Progressed Far Toward
Adoption.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-In the senate
PETER introduced = bill creating bureau
of loans. II IL similar TO his bill OF 1899.
rules providing for e!oture and addressed
the senate in favor Of its adoption.
Hoar. republican, Of Massachusetts, said
some years ago he introduced method Of
dealing with cosure and he asked that HIS
plan bs referred, with Platt's revolution, to
tho committee on rules. as substitute for
IL. On Tsller's motion the resolution and
substitute went over till to-morrow morn
ing. White Of California. then addressed
the senate on tho repeal bill. Whom White
oonclndod. George. who was entitled
to the floor, said he Preferred TO
Voorhees, moved that the pending asnsnd-
mont (Peffer's) be laid on the tabls and
demanded the yeas and nays. Pending the
motion Butler. democrat Of South Caro-
lima, moved an executive session. Teller
when it was disclosed he then moved that
the senate adjourn. The ayes and nays
were demanded and tnken, and the senate
refused to adjourn. Butlei's motion to 20
into exoutive session was also voted down.
Teller again moved that the senate adjourn
ana NOCrnoe6 AUhlH Abkeu IOr VO6c On suO
pending amendment. but after some dis
cussion both notions were withdrawn.
Voorhoes asked whether thers was any
time In tho calander whom the opponents
Of repeal would agree to take q vote on any
proposition connected with tho subject.
The senator from Colorado said there are
fifteen senators who desire TO speak. Voor-
hees asked If he would agree thnt after
fifteen days of debate. one day to each
senator. q vote should be taken.
Teller did not feel authorize to speak for
the other senators. Voorhees, then put IL In
The form of q request. to which Woloott of
Colorado. objected.
Morgan, OF Alabama, then addressed The
senate on the pending amendments. He
said that as member of the com mittse be
had not objected to the house bill, oxcept
to the last clause. pledaing the good faith
Of the nation TO the m maintenance Of the
present ratio Of our coins and his only oh
jection to that was found In tho phrase
providing that present legislation shall no,
| affect the legal tender quality Of silver
dollars heretofore coined. which was, he
thought. by implication an impairment of
coins hereafter to be issusd.
Al 7:16 Voorhees, movod to 90 into exeou
tive session and at 1885 the senate ad-
iourned.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

TACOMA, Sept. 2l.-S. h, Dusinbsns, ex-
onshier of the bank of Puyaliup. to- day
pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF smbsxzlinR
x4U, 600 OF the banks funds.
fpnIHorlE1p H.. sept 2l.-Judxs Allen
this afternoon appointed G. II. Bosworth.
Of Springfield, and Il. Ellsty Anderson. Of
New York, receivers for the Jacksonville
Southe' II railroad.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l. - Western lines are
beginning 10 consider the qnsation OF tAtes
10 the California Midwinter exposition.
The probability IL that WORLDS fair ratss
will DO maintained.
CLEVELAND. o.. Sspt. 2l.-At ths business
session of tho Army OF the Cumberland 60.
day Con. W. 3. Rossorans was elected pres.
idsnt. Among the vice presidents Gen. 4.
Swain was chosen for Montana.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-22
WILL CLOSE OCT. 80.
Worlds Fair viii Not BE Extended Be
yond tho Origtna, Time.

Worlds Fair viii Not BE Extended BE :
yond tho Origtna, Time.
CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-The Worlds fair will
close on the night Of Oct 80 and the next
morning will see workmen laying a railroad
track through the different buildings TO
carry away the exhibits. There will be no
extension beyond the time fixed by con-
gress. SO the executive committee have
decided and ordsi cd the fair closed on the
day named.
This was Iowa day at the fair. Great
numbers were present from the Hawkeye
state. There was . parade, followed by
speech making by Gov. Boies and other
prominent Iowans. followed by the ringing
of the new liberty bell i'll honor of the ad-
mission of Iowa into the union.
Admissions 10. day 23o,045, of which 197,-
400 paid,