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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20
FIT TIL EDITION,


WASHINGTON. July l9.--An impor.
tant change has been made BY tho
Treasury Department In tho classiiioa.
ton OF wool that will lower the duty on
some grades OF the article nearly a
hundred per cent. The change follows
conclusive evidence offered by wool
importers that certain grades Of high
class wool were practically analogous
to grades classified lower in the
wool schedule OF tho Mckinley dill.
Hereafter the material known ms I4g
anu 100 Flamantine skin wool and 10
kassapbatohla skin wool, second quail.
ity OF the first of highest class. will be-
known as 500 and 1907 Sorvlan skin
wool and $50 Kassapbatchla skin wool,
second quality OF the third class. The
changes in duty cannot be made clear
to tho layman through the language
OF tho wool law, but the statement
may DO accepted as true that the duty
Is considerably lowered In some cases,
us previously stated. nearly 100 per
cent. This statement is made at the
Treasury Department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

From the West Chester Record.
j. A. Davis, the West Chester agent
for the Singer Sewing Machine Com.
lpany, was arrested Tuesday. and
taken before A. Ruper j. T., on a
charge preferred by Isaac II. Smiley.
OF fnloniously assuultlng his fourteen
year old daughter, Sarah A. Smiley ON
July H. Justice Rapport committed
Davis for a hearing that evening.
The girl testified that on the night
in question she had been sent to
Rosenbesg's after some lace. On com
ing out she met Davis. who said. ~
want to SEQ YOU Then they walked
down Church street to Barnard, thence
to the outskirts of the town where
the assault was committed. On com
ing homo she told her mother all
about 1t.
1t was decidedly warm in the Office
and the lawyers and the Squire shed
their coats, 1t was a western court
for sure. lots Of wrangling but no pie.
tolls. At the end of two hours tia
Justice said he would have to hold the
defendant FOR court, and he was &C.
cordlnglY' committed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Beginning Tuesday. August |, Her
bert $. Dow will assume the Office oil
General Secretary of tho Young NJ ems
Christian Association of this city.
MIR. Dow ID at present In charge of
the Association ut Newton, bIass., and
oame here yesterday to consider the
Held Of work. An agreement was
reached aud he will take charge the
first of next month.
Mr.. Dow is ~ years of age and has
Ind three years official connection
with association work. lie is a native
OF Boston and ls married. lie was tlnan
cial secretary OF the Boston associa
ti0n for ID months, aud has occupied
his present position nearly year.
Mr.. Dow will find the association IN
good condition. thanks to The efforts
bf Mr.. King. The association now has
451 members IN good standing. Their
own memhership fees are paid by $50
AID contributors pay the fees OF 2OC
others. FREQ sustaining member
sh ps are held by twenty.seven clergy,
men, The income is about $4,000 {
year and there are 325 subscribers, a
large increase since Mr.. King too d
charge.
MIR. und Mrs, King will go to KittaE.
ming Pa, soon after August /. They
Will visit their kinsfolk there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

WIaGiNs, w. Va July 10. ISg3.-'The
railway contractors Mt work building
la double truck at this place and put
ting in large euivert for Big Creek
to pass under the railway hive been
very unfortunate. AS advised you u
short time since, Mr.. Boxley lost his
beloved wifN and oldest son by drown
ling, then the cloudburst carried of
their rev culvert md swept away the
earth they had filled in at the gorge
of tho or, elk, and to-day three OF thell
mer, MIR. Is S Davis, superintendent
of work, Isaac Smith and Charles Nor
ton, lahorers, were badly burned by
the premature explosion OF tho pow
der in the mole they were preparing Il
fire,
Isaac smith had half filled the hol,
land wanting more powder, essayed Il
open can by sticking his pick Into 1t
Inc can exploded, set tho powder ol
lire at tho hole and blew those tire
mon up about 10 feet, burning then
badly.
Your correspondent was soon Of
the spot and applied the usual RENE
dies. Beyond losing tho hair oil thei
heads. eyebrows and exclusives an
clustered heads. faces. necks, hand
and arms, they are not dangerousl,
hurt.
As a climax. one of the huge derrick
fell by reason of a steel wire guy rop
breaking and crushing the engine en-
lployed in pumping the water from tn
now foundations and badly injurin,
! the foreman of the stone cutters
Peter Nina. What next mishap ma
come Is hard to tell. W. i. W.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

When the Sonoma county super
visors, says San Francisco special oil
Wednesday, made an order placing
Joaquin Carrillu on the poor list at SIC
"a month a striking example OF the
mutations oil fortane in California
was afforded.
Less than half century ago Carrll-
10 was one OF the richest men in Cali
fornla, a prominent member OF one Of
the proudest Spanish-Amerlcan FAM.
lies. joaquin Is son OF Maria Ygnacif
Lopez dc GARLIC, who wen. to what
Us now Sonoma county in 1888, from
San Diego, upon the invitation of Gen
eral Vallejo. She died in 1919. leaving
an estate comprising thousands d
acres OF rich land.
| Joaquin not only inherited part oil
his mothers estate, but he obtained
! three square leagues of choice lane
from Governor Micheltorena, the las
Spanish Governor OF California. Joa
lquin acquired passion for the new
American game of poker. He some
times lost as much as half section o.
lime land during a single night a
cards. Now he Is pauper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

NEW CASTLE, July 90 City Coun,
ell mot In extra session on Tuesday
evening, and passed the ordinances
relating to blcyclers, bathers and reg
isterlng of dogs, Tho first must keeE
bell and lantern on their wheels al
all times and are not allowed TO ride
on the pavement except the condi
ton OF the roads are such as to pre-
vent thom from so doing. Bathere
are not allowed TO appear in a nude
condition al any time during the day
before 0 O'clock In the evening. All
dogs must 10 registered under pen
atty OF losing their heuds.
About poo hundred persons went on
the exeuis.Jn OF Emmanuel Sunday
School Yesterday.
william Weldon and james j. Dough
erty have gone to Chester, Pa. where
they have secured positions.
The New Castle Drum and Fife
Corps accompanied the funeral OF Mr.
j. .. Roberts yesterday.
DR.. George Edwards. OF the Penn
sylvanla Hospital, Is visiting friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend are
listening to the wild waves at Allan
tic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

II is reported on good authority
that one of tho largest manufacturing
firms In this city ts negotiating with
leading manufacturers OF iron uad
steel lii Europe, for the purpose OF
scettaining what their prices Will be
IN the event OF the tarlil being 70.
moved. II the tariff Is taken off, this
firm will purchase all their iron and
steel In Europe thus furnishing en-.
ployment for tho iron workers of that
country, while the American workmen
will remain idle. But this is only ons
OF the blessings of free trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

There will he an interesting and
probably exciting session OF Council
this evening. The officers named al
the Republican caucus will he elected
and sworn in,and IL is probable that the
case OF Meat Inspector Adele will he
taken up. The Chancellor has decided
that Council has jurisdiction in the
matter, and there is no doubt but the
charges will be pushed to trial. i
Adele should be removed, his remedy
will then be with the supreme Court
which can issue writ OF quo war
ranto on who over might succeed him
to show cause why he Is attending L
tho duties OF the position.
According to the Chance llor's de
cisslon, Abele can still attend to tn,
duties OF the Office until tho questio |
OF the right OF Council to dispossesi
him Is settled by the court, which
however, does not meet until Septem
her a5. During tho time bel ween nov
and then Wilmington may 10 blesset
Tor oursed) with two meat inspectors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

What has become Of tho Grand Army
committee on monument to General
Thomas \. Smyth? Nothing has been
heard OF the matter for some time, and
there are those vino intended to sub
scribe. that would like to know II tho
matter has been abandoned. The
monument should, and can be built.
and that within Il year, but II Is Ger.
tain that to ACCOMPLISH II there will
have to be considerable more energy
than hrs leon shown during the past
two months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Frank MtllM anu Ffank Hclan. Ii,
two light wrl2ht puglIlsts OF this city
will not meet In tho ring Yestetda
the men mot 10 arrange FOR tho light
bat as Alullln wuEtcd TO light with
two weeks end lIolea tho ltth day 81
September, they could not como [,
terms.
Bolen says he Will leave his folIel
OF $50 uptQ light John otunAnrl whai
? he re- AIMS TO his city, the lght % TAI,
place the second thursday IN Sarten
her. ui il Mullin 10 willing 10 iig / thei
he can have a chance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20
MARTYRS TO HEADACHES.
The Experience OF Hiss Louise Lincoln

The Experience OF Hiss Louise Lincoln
Tucker, A Boston snieswomnn.
The women who are martyrs to sick
headaches ave numbered by thous-
ands. and among the victims none
suffer more than the employees in
stores and shops says the Lynn Sun
day News.
Their work Is opnilnIpg, the hours
are long, and the surroundings arc
often such as to aggregate any tenden-
Joy TO headaches.
4 The experience of ono of tho best
known clerks In Chandler & Co. 3 large
store on Winter Street, Boston, is wor-
thy the attention of all who are slmil.
arly situated.
Miss Louise Lincoln Tucker has
been employed in this Establishment
for the past tour years, and during
!. that time, as for years before, she has
suffered with sick headaches to such
an extent as to compel her many
times to leave her business and re-
turn to her home ln.West RoXbury.
So violent have these attacks been
that she has often been unable TO walk
from the store to the depot, and has
been compelled to call IL carriage.
The succession of tortures contin
.,ued until last March, when Miss Tuck
ier's attention was attracted by the
story OF another woman's experiences,
published in q Boston paper.
She had spont large amounts OF
money on physicians, who had been
unable to relieve her suifcrings She
decided to try the merits OF the high.
Ily extolled Paines celery compound.
She took 1t without the knowledge
of her family or friends =. ".
\ But tho change in her appearance
soon attracted the attention Of the
members OF her family and her bust
ness associates and thoroughly con
WINGED, she one day told how Palue's
celery compound had wrought for hei
tho cure which physicians had been un
liable to accomplish,
For the first time in the years OF hNi
employment she had gone through an
entire month without return OF the
attacks, and not only relief but al
absolute cure has been effected by the
compound. ..5.....
, SO grateful is Miss Tucker for the
/, cure In her case, that she Is willing
to let all who suffer as she did, know
of the only remedy she ever found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

The game OF base ball tetween the
night men of the police force and the
Union Park guards came OIL this
morning, and resulted in II victory for
the former by the score of N TO o.
Riley and Ward were the pitchers,
Riley holding tho opposing team down
without n run.
When Ward went in to pitch six runs
were earned and the officers are uuani
nous In terming him Jonah. lluey
and kenney composed the battery FOL
the ParI Guards.
The winning club was composed
thus: Aiken, g; Riley and Ward p
Taylor SIS; Payne. b. Gum, 2b; Cap
tain Kane, 3b; Sergeant Black, T; kel'
lehor, T; Sergeant Howgate. IF. The
opposing team refused 10 allow Ham.
erer, Neeley and Thorton to play
claiming that they would be to greatly
oyernatched.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

ELKTos. Md, July 10 Thunder
storms OF unusual severity are visiting
this vicinity. During the storm last
night large barn on Allen McIane'y
farm near Cherry Hill, was struck by
lightning and destroyed. Loss $1,000:
partially insured Near Chesapeake
City three valuable horses belonging
to Miss Mary Malone were struck and
killed by the electric fluid.
The steamer Chester with a Sunday
school excursion from here had very
rough experience on the bay. A mum
Der of women tainted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

The bark Ahc9 Reed. wh!uA arrived
at the Delaware Breukwutsr YESTERDAY
for orders from Clcnfuegus wa.
promptly placed in the National Quar-.
aniins ut Lewes. While Oh h-r voy
ago north yellow iBver hruke uat Tie
Two mates being attacked nj ahGat The
same time. First mate Tsanr Brown
was stricken on June 2sth ard died IN
July Ord. His body WAS buried at sel
The second mate re, pyered. ana all OF
bo0rd are IN good health at prcseut
The vessel will br fuulgatod Al On a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

1t Is said that all mankind are super
stltlous to u certain degree, but super
stition seems to abound with many OF
the coiored race. A few days since &
gentleman heard conversation be
tween a colored woman and a colored
glrl, which acquainted him with a new
superstition. The colored woman was
talIiing very earnestly to her younger
companion. and as they approached
was heard TO say:
see yeah. Mary, don't you nebhel
look n cross-eyed pusson in do face
Tor II You does, chile. you'll have bat
luck nll your life."
Ihat was all he heard. but 1t SGT The
gentleman to wondering II that was
tue IensOn he had never become 6
millionaire. as In his younger days ht
had n relative who was afflicted witt
strabismus, into whose face lie had
often looked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Thomas Duasley was arrested BY
Officer White this afternoon fol
drunkenness, and when he appears 10
fore the court tomorrow morning,
will probably go to New Castle jail IUi
one month. Yesterday Deasley wus
drunk and before the court this morn
ing, he got of on II plea Of sickness
No sooner had he been released thar
lac began drinking. and when tht
officer found him he was In helpless
condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

A third furnace of the Maryland
Steel Company at Sparrow's Point was
banked last night throwing all the
furnaces which had leeli In operation
out of blast About 500 laborers.
principally colored are out Of ON.
pioymant from the shutdown. They
We're paid off and many have left Spar.
rows Point to seek work elsewhere.
Tho Bes emer steel mill will be run
three days IN the week and will use
the supply of pig iron which has az.
cum uluted Mt the works.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Cape May Is yearly becomlng more
popular as resort for exoursiouisis
but this 10 no doubt owing to the fact
OF the many attractions on the palace
steamer Republic and the posi- Utilities
1t oilers OF spending delightful day
at very low cost. There have been
more excursions on the Republic this
seeson from Wilmington than ever
before, ard there are number mora
to FOL .ow. There are still few open
days for next month that can be SO.
cured by societies, churches or associ.
atoms, and II raight be we'll for com.
mittees to look Into the matter q nd
ascertain the terms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

II Is reported that an attempt W II 90
made to get tho city Council to pass
an ordinance to restrict tho sale of
produce on the streets. II Will he wise
to move cautiously in this matter, ns
there are two sides to al! questions.
and the interest ol tho great mass OF
citiIens ARE mora important Than tho
interests of a few. a hint to the wise
Is sufficient After the late Of the
ter rest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

SArANAc LAKE y. Y, July 10.-The
dam being built by the Canadians in
tho st. Lawrence river, opposite
IFraser's Landing is causing the over.
flow OF tile thousands Of acres oil crops
on the American side OF the river. Tho
farmers for miles around are bccom-
ing desperate They have appealed to
tho state department at Washington,
but as yet no action has been taken In
tho case. The farmers say they VIII
resort TO force unless tho government
comes to their assistance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

The REPUBLICAN called attention
yesterday to The fact that many per,
SONS are following the huckstor bust.
ness without taking out u license, as
required by law. The consequence ls
that Chief of Police Dolnn has Issued
an order which says that all peldlers
and hucksters must show their license
when called upon, and "a failure to be
able to DO 80 will he considered Prims
faca evidence That they do not possess
one, This order Will 10 in effect OIL
and after tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Tho real estate OF Peter Mccullough
will be sold at public sale at The Cours
House, tomorrow friday morning
at 10 O'Clock. There arc now twelve
different proper ties, all OF which are
quite vnluuble and we'll worth looking
altar. Anyone Wishing to purchase
should attend the sale, as 1t may be
long tlme before q better opportunity
20 do SO may DO presented again. For
Hrtieuiars SEQ advertisement on large
biliA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Kypharls hicycllstarium is a ney
disease which has appeared with tn
general introduction of the bicycle
according to n medical journal. Il
lis an awkward looking name" said
physician, "bue not nearly SO awkwar,
looking as the young man who sit
astride ms machine with his nos
hearty touching the handle and hi
back bumped like camel's.
Women, as a rule. sit moro erect
and are therefore, in no great danger
of the terrible sounding disease which
is direct result of tile attitude as
Isutned by many male riders. III,
inaIue may be taken as terrible warn
ing by all bicycle riders"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Tie Ladies' Aid Society of Cookmal
NJ L. hurch will give an electrical
rlde on Monday evening. The cars
will leave Delaware avenue and Du
Pont streets at 3 o'clock, The friends
make the ride an enjoyable affair at
well as success financially to tn,
ladies. Tickets Is cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

BOYER-ln thtl city, on July 18TH. 1893.
Perry buyei. agcd Is years.
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 ut.
tend his funeral from his lhtc residence,
1903 West Third street, on friday. alat
Inst, att O'Clock. Services ut st. Peters
Chapel, Interment ut St.=petcrs' emo.
tcrs.
=JuSE--iu this city, on the 18th Inst.
edward w. Jones, aged 81 yoHrs.
Relatives aud IIIeads are respectfully
Invited 10 attend tho funeral from the
residence of Mn. Annlt. MGAvHuCy Cor,
Ut J ard Glhymoht streets, ON sunday.
ihS 23l insi.,at pm. Int rinent a. river.
Wow cemetery.
LICAS.-ln this city. on the 10th Inst.
Haryey EelIUy. infant son Of George =.
AMI Mary &. Eucns aged months and
sdtys.
"a flower transplauteh in Hoavenl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

An article appeared In the REpuBLr-
CAN lew days since entitled whore
are the boys tc go, which was suggest
Ell by seeing a police officer forbid
them playing on a vacant lot on nc
count of the complaints of neigh
bors. The article no doubt remind.
ed some OF the compliments that
they were children once themselves
as The objections have been withdra wn
anu the boys allowed to enjoy them
selves on the lot, the only restriction
being that they must abstain from us-
Ing profane language. IL is hoped
the boys Will comply with this request
and enjoy themselves all summer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

81 never saw any one SO obstinate anc
set as John is"
you surprise moi"
YES, indeed. Why, only this very morn
ing we had dispute, but stood firm and
told him he might move the pyramids, but
he couldn't bulge me when my mind was
made up"
and ho admitted he was wrongf"
well, about the same thing He said
Have your own way, Maria"
"Of course. What was it aboutfn
u declare I've forgotten, but ID was the
principle, you know Truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Collector of Port Townsend has ro-
eeived no reply from Philadelphia In
regard TO tho shipping of oil and the
revenue as derived from the oil com.
pany ut Linwood. Tie com plnles
are the Bear Creek Refining Company
and the Clescent Pipe Line Company.
the former coInpany's wharVes being
In Delaware, but tho works in Penn
sylvnnia. me latter company has
seven tanks. live of them and the
offices being In this state. The ex.
port Tonnage Is probably three times as
great as that which cleals trom this
port, and II the business can ba SO.
cured it VIII mean large Increase.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

MoSTEviDEo. July 10, Vigorous tight.
ing le reported to be In progress In
Ito Grande do Sui, Brazil. General
Saraiva, in command OF the revolu-
tionists, pushed forward toward Yagu-
afOn The advance posts occupied by
government troops were taken. All
prisoners captured by tho revolutions.
iste were shot. .".....
Efforts OF tho Insurgents at Santa
hista FORCES SfarEed UPON the revolu.
tionists and drove them back. Sow
eral men wore killed. The revolution
Isl met with further reverse by the
seizure OF arms intended for them by
the Uragunyan authorities III Monte
video,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

On Saturday, July 90. the a. o. L
w. VIII have a grand excu sion to
Cape May, on the palace steamer Re.
public. The committee III charge In
tend 20 make Il United Workman
day, and cor.lally Invite all the nom
bers OF the order, with their families
TO participate with them, and enjoy 4
day OF recreation AMI pleasure Ia In.
haling the life giving b1oozes OF OLD
,1pnnn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

81, Andrews Church Choir enjoyed
q ride OH tho yacht Slestd last evenn4!,
upon the Invitation OF II, H. IrlgE5
Tue stop was made at Augustine Plcr.
the run being made In one boar aud a
ha I.
There were present: Mr. and Mrs
John Craig, Mr. ami Mrs, Geo. Curl.
her. Miss Minnie Dimelow. Mr. uht
Mrs. Howard l., Pyle, Miss BESSIE
Meldie Miss Be5sie Palmhi, M.ss LII
France, Miss Carrie Balter, Miss Va
lerla husbands IL Il. lTrlgGa. Mr.. aHG
Mrs. W. Il. Walters and Albert Wen
dell
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Mr.. Whltworth who has been In the
employ oil the Kent Iron and Hard,
ware Company FOR tho past thirteen
years, completed his tour through Sus.
sex County n few days ago. Ho 70.
ports that in the nelghborhood OF
Dagsborough the crop or huckleber.
REG was very large, and the woods
were full OF p!ckers. while every sec.
ton OF the county seemed to be high.
ly favored. Tho wheat crop was un.
usually good. the corn Ia very promis.
Ing, and there will be a large yield of
peaches. There Is scarcity of money
but change for tho better 10 conf.
IDENTIFY looked for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-20

Sophin Brown complained that VIM.
Carter who has been hanging around
her took her bad and other furniture.
lie claimed the furniture as his prop.
erty and took 1t publicly from the
house at seventh and Buttonwood.
Sine was informed at Magistrate
Smith { office that she coud repleviu
tho goode l,y going 10 tho sheriff, pay.
Ing : 80 for a writ and giving Sc
Guilty