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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31
FIFTH EDITION.,



Allan NJ. Armstrong, young man
whose parents reside near Cooch's
Bridge, this county, committed SUIT
eide in Philadelphia, at the lodging
house OF Misc A. i. Smith. No. 129
North Eleventh street, yesterday after
noon.
Miss Smith is at Atlantic City, and
yesterday afternoon her housekeeper,
Mrs. Bessie Brown, went to the room
occupied by Armstrong and saw the
body In kneeling posture by tho bed
side. She supposed he was at his
prayers, but upon visiting the room q
second time discovered the true situa.
tion. The woman ran down stairs
and tainted. Upon regaininR con-
seriousness she told her husband, who
notified Patrolman Walter Shenawan,
OF the Sixth district. who cut down
the body and had 1t removed to the
morgue.
The uct was deliberate ono and had
evidently been premedltated as tho
rope was new and had apparently been
brought for the purpose for which it
had been used. Tho bedpost from
which he was hanging was but little
higher than the mans head, and 1t was
necessary for him to kneel until his
knees almost reached tho floor In order
There wore no articles OF value In tho
mans pockets. the only things found
being few worthless PAPERS and q
package of cigarettes.
His father Is real estate gent, who
with his family resides on his farm
near Cooch's Bridge. and has his Office
In Philadelphia going up and down
daily. Some time ago Allan left home
and went TO Philadelphia. and as he
was not heard from for some time,
his sister went to that city In search
OF him, She found that he had Joined
thePresbyterian church and was study.
Ing Tor the ministry. A short TINA
afterwards he came home. and when
his father learned the course he had
adopted, he was very much dlspleased
and told him he would have TO looh
out for himself.
The young man returned to Phila
delphia. and very little more was heard
OF him until his death. He was out oil
work. without an income, and 1t ID
thought he committed the rash not
while suffering from ut OF despond
ency. II ls supposed that Armstrong
committed tho act OF self destruction
some time during Saturday night OF
early sunday morning. The last timt
he was seen alive by any OF the lodg
ers was on Saturday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

CHESTER HRionTs, July SOTO day
was the closing Sunday of the camp
meeting, A light shower of rain fell
during the night which laid the dust,
but did not cool the air. The morn
4 Ing tlains brought people from all
along the line. Carriages poured
through the arched gateway all day.
About three thousand people were on
the ground, but tho best OF order was
observed and has been during the en-
tire camp.
A love feast was celebrated at s. so
o'clock. with Rev. c. NJ. Boswell in
charge.
Rev. Vim. Swndells. d. D., OF Ken.
sinston Nj. i. Church. delivered tho
morning sermon. lie selected as his
text the ed verse OF the 18th cha pier
OF John; The glory Thou hast given
ne give them"
The childrtn's meeting at 100
0clocI was )f unusuali /. t3rei'. Rev
+, Frank L. uruen was in charge. The
saljsct given to the children was
A largely attended holiness meeting
WIS held in the chapel ut o'clock,
conducted by Evangelist Robert
Green. ..
The well-known colored orator, Rev.
Q. N. Grandson, of WILMINGTON. was
expected to preach at the $50 o'clock
service, but failed to come. Rev. VIM.
ID. Jones, Emmanuel Church. Phila.
delphlA, WIS substituted. lie chose
for his text tho word as found in
Ephesians ., 9: For by grace we arc
saved through faith"
Rev. J. q. Wilson, Of Pitmnn Church,
philadelphia, delivered tho evening
sermon, baslng his remarks from the
word recorded in Matthew twenty
seventh chapter, twenty. second verse:
-i"What shall do, then, with Jesus.
which Is called Christ"
Tomorrow will be the closing
day, when Rev. 4. Martin Hyde will
preach at 1880 and Rev. j, W, Bradley,
OF AYnndale, al 3 O'Clock. The sacrn.
mont OF the Lords supper will he adj.
mlnistered ut the evening service. Iho
ssrmon will DO delivered Ivy Rev.
George l.. ShafTeI, after which the
cnmp will be closed by Rev. RoUer,
Green, the evangelist,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Inc arrangements are all co mplete
iot the seventh annual slaugh ter of
the iisli In Delaware Bay, by The Geo.
Washington Fishing Club. The affair
VIII tako place Oh Wednesday, tho 9th
inst. and the managers ara putting on
80 many frllls about 1t that 1t Is
question II according to the strict
rules OF the club. they have not laid
themselves liable to a heavy fine.
They have INDUCED In q blnd of
twenty pieces. with Professor j. N.
hoblnson ms leader; an unca!ied for
and useless EXPENSE as on all the pre.
Ylous excursions the members haye
furnished sufficient chin music about
the ilsh they have caught In the past,
ana tho big onos that got oil, to Suits
~ any reasonable person. 1t is al
most needless to say that tho George
Washington Club mover catch any ilsh,
and 1t Is an old tradition implicitly be-
lowed by tho members that wheneyor
they are going ileuing. some evil
genius Informed the fish and thew
scamper out to sea. whore they remain
until tho excursion Is over.
Fireworks have been used In abun.
dance In the pnst to break tho spell
but without avail, and they arc now
prohibited Oh the boat. Whether there
are any ilsh caught or not no one ever
went on one of these excursions that
failed to enjoy himself. and those who
are SO fortunate ne To receive an inyi.
talon must certainly feel under obll-
cations to the Morning News for at
iolding them u pleasant days out.
Ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

NEW CASTLE July l,--At the N, f.
Church last evening Rey. 7, 2. Mar
undale preached stirring sermon
upon the Significance of the Sunday
closing OF the Worids Fair. In the
course OF his remarks he said that
God reveals his respect for tbs instltu-
ton of the Sabbath by declaring bin.
self rested on the seventh day from
the work OF creation. He named tho
enemies OF the Christian Sabbath. the
greatest OF which Is the liquor traffic.
He spoke of the action of Congress
In stipulating that the Fair should be
closed on Sunday, which was over.
ruled through tue efforts of the CON-
missioners. He thought that the final
closing was great triumph for all
friends OF the Sabbath and showed
tho working Of God In bringing about
the desired result.
Michael King, who has been serious.
ly III Tor some weeks, died ut his home
on Market street on saturday. The
deceased was about 90 years of age
and leaves one daughter. who Is an
only child. Ho was married threa
times, the last wife having died abo ut
three months ago lie was a trustee
OF New Castls Common, sterling
Republican, q member Of the Episco,
pal Church and an excellent citizen.
The funeral OF William Hunter, who
died In Philadelphia on Friday, Will
take place from the residence OF his
son. William j.. Hunter on Delaware
street, this afternoon at two O'Clock.
Services will be conducted in the NJ.
l.. Church by Rev. L. Il. Martlndals,
and interment will he made In the
cemetery adjoining. VIZ
John Stoops, infant son of John T.
StoopS, died at the home OF his father
on Union street. on Saturday inter.
noon. OF cholera infantum. The funeral
Will take place this afternoon at his
pprent's residence. Interment in the
I Presbyterian cemetery.
heavy log settled on the river this
morning aud also enveloped the east
etn portion oil the city.
The Sunday schDol Association, tho
ollcial board and the Y. will meet al
the NJ. L. Church this evening.
About thirty persons accompanied
the 60. ii excursion to Augustine
Pier Saturday afternoon. James u.
Booth and Samuel iiIchells won med.
ais for good Workmanship.
| Cap. and Mrs. j. w. Truss will to-
day remove from this city to Phi ladel-
phia.
Mrs, John Rulings left on Saturday
to visit friends In West Chester, Pa.
and Clcmenton. N. j.
Mrs. $. S. Porter OF Wilmington Il
visiting friends here.
Miss Mamie Gray of Wilmington Il
visiting relatives here
ID. Harry Wilson Is seriously III q
his home on Vino street.
Miss Lizzie Dennson has returned
from visit to friends at Mermaid
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

BRO ADBENT.-Suddenly on July 2Sth,
Joseph Droadbent, aged 81 years.
Relatives und friends arc invited TO at
tend the funeral service at his lutn resi-
dence, No. l1a0 West Second street. on
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. lnterment
at Summerton, Pa.
CHQlMER.-On July 80. 1893, Stephen
Choimer. aged 81 years.
Relatives aud friends are invite ed TO
attend tho funeral from y y late residence,
No. 1906 Union street. on Tuesday ut 10 n.
IN. Mass at st. AIMS Church. lntarment
at New Cathedral Cemetery.
CRABB-On Monday. the 3ist OF July, In
this city. John NJ. Crabb. IN the 10Th
year oil his age.
Relatives aud friends are Respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence NO. 70j King street, OH
Thursday. the 3rd OF August, at o'clock
p. IN. lnterment Mt st. James Cemetery
KING.-At New Castle. on Sunday. July
W, 1913, after short illness, Michael Ii.
King, aged SO years.
Funeral Il ON his late re idcnce on Mar
kct street, on Wednesday, August . at
4.o'clock y. III. Intcrinent i'll Emmanuel
churchyard
LLolD.-on July 20, 1893. J. N. Lloyd
aged % years,
Funeral services at his late resldence,
nj Jefferson street, on Tuesday AT 0 u. IN.
lnterment at Smyrna on " cdnesiay.
FERRY lon the 3ist inst at Brandy wlne
ShHiulii CAMP DFOuHu tndrlle cEhOH,
Infant sun of /. Elmer aud NJ. Edith
Perry, aged months. is days
Relatives and friends are invited to Mt
tend the funeral. from the residence of
his parents. 30s Walnut street. on We'd
ncsdny afternoons o'clock. 1ntermrni
at ltlvcrview.
sPARkS.-on July 29th. 1893, Julia G.
Sparks, nged "A years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services ut d 5 ship
Icy strcct, on Tuesday morning at II
| o'clock lnterinent ut Whining ion and
Brandywine cemetery.
TYBoUT.-At New Castle July 90. 1893
Elizabeth. widow of the late George Il.
Tybout.
Func al from her late residence. Belle
vuc farm, OF Tuesday, at l4.30 p. IN. !
WHlTE-On July 20. 1898 Susie May
wife OF q. L. White, aged II years and
Is days.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO at
tend her funeral from the residence OF
her father. X, :, w oodward. in Rockluud
Del. on Tuesday morning. ut 10 O'Clock
lnterrncnt at Newark Union Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

A rouslrg temperance meeting will
lie held In Whitemuns Grove near
Ebeneaer NJ. y. Church, in Mill Creek
Hundred. on Thursday, the 2ILh of
August. The speakers will be Dr. Mann,
4. W. q. r., OF Brooklyn. Hon. Lou.
Beauchamp. of Ohio. and Hon. Ed.
ward Carswell, OF Canada. The Walter
llarman quartotte and the Pleas SAINT
Hill lirass band will provide music.
1t Will DO an all day meeting with mn
adjournment at noon for substantial
picnic dinner such as the good peo-
pie of that locality know how to pro-
vide.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Rev. John France Ia ono OF the best
preachers to stick to his subject, .lesus
Christ lie delivers fundamental Cos.
pei and his audiences seem more WON
Gerlully Interested always IN the
same old story" than arc the CON
giegattons that are treated to intel.
ltctual SENSATIONS and literary para
guns,
Rroiher France preached for twenty
minutes past O'Clock Sunday even
Ing at St Paui's NJ L. Church, on |
Cor Ill; L. other foundation can no
mon lay than that which is laid, which
ia Jesus Christ.
We are III tho tlmcs OF financial
trcalings ana uncertainty. Amid the
wrsrks VI banks, firms and CONNER.
clri faith we appreciate the solid foun.
dalipn of general business confidence
and prosperity. Yet oven that Is
only ttAnstofy. as arc all things OF
this world. lie text ..lYos US the true
foundation on which we can stand
amid the wreck Of nations and the
crash OF worlds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

llder Samuel l.. lIersum In tie
church Ct the Seventh Day Adyen
lists, preached on the subject, "Au
things arc ready now, yesterday
morning This elder, throughout ms
discourse, plainly set forth tho second
coming of CtaIst ana OF the New
Jerusalem adimunisains lis hearers to
be even ready tor the coming.
jesus, spanking Of lIis second com
ing says:5'Nh hen tho son ofAIan shall
come IN Ills giury, nnl all The holy
Angels with HIu then shall He sit
upon the thronn Ot=li3 glory. and be.
forp Him shulibe ga.nernit ali nations,
aud las tl.aIl separate them. =
Then sllalIlho Il Ing say unto tl.nin oi
His rlEAt hand, Cone, ye =hlesseI ol
my Father, inherit tho Kingdom pro.
Bared for you from the Foundation OF
the world-aIl things are now ready
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

In the Builders Exchange on Sun.
days, morning and evening, you can
lind true and reliable and unselllsh
Christian character. The Christians
that meet there seem to have genial
sweet and loving fellowship that Is
prima facia evidence of sincere, pure
and honest lives.
N. l.. Janney led the meeting on
Sunday evening, taking "Christain
witnessing and Faith" as'hls theme.
on which score OF Christians spoke
after responsibility reading Scripture
upon the subject. The meeting was
highly edlfying and greatly enjoyed
by good sized congregation OF nice,
polite and Intelligent people.
They will meet next on Thursday
evening at the house of Brother Nav.
Tor, si2 Bennett street. and 81 other
Cloud will lead. Next Sunday at lo. 80
a. m. the services will be under
Brother Quigley, who will preach to
the best OF his ability.
III any OF our readers skipped over
n. L.. Janney'Y essay on Two would
see Jesus" on Saturday, they lost
m UGH. IL Is seldom that such excel
lent and able religious discourse ap.
pears In these columns. 1t should be
kept for reference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

John NJ. Crabb. of No. 706 King
street, died this morning after qui.e
long Illness. Some time ago his mind
became affected to such an extent that
IL became necessary TO remove HIM to
fnrnhufst, where no died. lie was ut
one time engaged In the produce Jusi-
ness, but since last spring has carried
on tho stationery business at his resi-.
dence. He Was the father OF the late
Professor Crabb. Clara A., his daugh.
tor, i9 lying very Ill ut their residence
ami Tears arc entertained that sho
will not recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

The following incident will show the
worth OF the REPUBLICAN rs an adver-
Using medium. Some time ago your
correspondent was walking through
Eighth street park, when he was
spoken to by MIR, Geo. Lippincott. the
polite guard. During their conversa-
ton Mr. Lppincott regretted that he
had neither a flag or flower In the
park. Your correspondent said. II
Will write you UP "a notice. These
lines were written and this little arti-
Gle started the ball to rolling. To-day
there is lying on the breeze the star
spangled banner and flowers are also
planted, spreading forth their beauty
and fragrance. This illustrates that
the DAILY REPUBLICAN is the proper
medium through which the eyes and
henrts Of the peOple arc rehched.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Ralph A, Lyon, of the United Press
and for the past year engaged Oh the
Evening journal, was transferred from
that Office to the Frc5s company 8
headquarters in Philadelphia SatUr-
day. Before his departure the local
star rendered him u farewell dinner,
which was prepared by caterer Frank
Gardiner.
George Carter was toast master.
City Editor j, Milton Davidson was
called upon, aud responded to the
toast, Our DepaI ting Brother" Wallet
.. finkey. formerly OF the Journal
stan but now connected with the PHI
adelphia North American, spoke on
-Our Guest Charles L. Gray John
4. Mullins, Miss Bertha Wilson, MIL
bird 4. loft and John j. DougherLy
responded to other toasts.
Before going 10 Ihi5aielphia MIR.
Lyon will visit tho Worlds Fair,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

1t Is incredible to tho average elti
zen when you say to them that gam,
bling runs riot in this vicinity. We
do not speak of tho various secret re,
sorts In our city, but II any of our
citizens wish to verify the above state.
ment let then: take walk upon Sun.
day any time between the hours of III
Il, III. aud 0p. III. out the New Castle
roud. lie VIII find that the commons
beyond the railroad is dotted with
groups OF men, both white and col.
orcd, busily intent upon some occupu.
tlon. That business is gambling. Graf
and sweat are IN full blast They have
their pickets out and at the first up
proaeh of blue coat the signal is
given to scatter, and they 20 at once
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Charles II. Woods. who occupies a
cottage near the entrance to the cam D
grounds. discovered hornets nest IN
ono OF the trees. and this morning got
his gun and fired five or SIX shots at IL.
none OF which, however took effect,
He succeeded, however, in Widening
tho women and children of the vicinity
and some OF them wished to know il
there Is lot some law against 10 *
less shooting? II he had disicdi,ed
Inc nest they could forgive him, but
they cannot overlook such bad mark
manship. Mover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

A stampede was made this morning
from tho club stable on Orange street.
One of the horses, after feeling the
charms of freedom, did not care TO
again DO placed in bondage and when
any one would try to capture him his
heels would go up and OF ho would
go again, until young Mr.. Irons came
upon the scene. II was surprising the
Influence he had over the horse. AT
the word OF his command the animal
walked immediately up to him and
WAS led quietly INTO tho stall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Charlie " Perry. the 5.months-old
son of Isaac L. and NJ. Edith Perry,
died at Brandrwine summit camp
about ocloek this morning OF chol'
ora in.antum. The chila had been
sick all summer and the parents took
II to the camp grounds with the hope
that a change of air would prove bene.
fetal, but unfortunately their hopes
were not realized. The remains were
taken in charge by funeral director J.
IL. kilmrr, who removed them to the
parents residence. Nc. 3OS Walnut
street, where the funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon Mt .
O'Clock. Mr.. Kilmer says that this is
the first death that ever occurred at
the camp grounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

The Young Mems Christian Associn-
ton Will give its first annual pxeur.
sion TO Cape May on the pa lace steam
er Republic tomorrow the train
leaving French street station at $ IS
O'Clock. Tho association expects to
take about 1000 people ON the oxcm.
sion and that 10 disorder may afiso
among the parties from other cities,
Tie committee III Charge has been in.
formed that tue bar viii be closet for
the day. he tiGkete arc selling for 81
WITH cNiidren at half Erice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Next Wednesday, evening Manager
fouSeray VIII 5iva another OF those
delightful concerto ut Union purk.
Wien tic famous Neg poiitdn lsanl
vi be reinforced by the celebrated
apulsll Ifuutalours, o! Philadelphia.
4 nun ber Of selections viii I've given
By Miss Lilly Bnker, tle child c0lnet
ist. IL $ concert VIII DO una of tns
test OF ihe series ami there Is 10 doubt
II tnt wetAcr IS far that There Will 10
a 4agge crowd present,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Dennis Buckley, OF Rising Sun, and
an apprentice in the car building lie,
partment Of the jackson Il Sharp Com
panY cut his left hand between The
iirst finger and thumb with n Ratchet
making very painf! wound. lie
was removed to DR.. II. NJ. Frlst's
oiilee, at Eighth and Spruce streets
where tho proper medical attendance
was given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Snlce the election of Mr. Feaster as
Clerk of the Market there has been
considerable agitation in regard to
who Will 10 tile successful deputy. A
popular shoemaker on King street
and retired grocer, both think their
chances good for the position. Thov
are good Republicans aud seem TO be
neck and neck in the race. Tho finish
is watched with interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

A bowling dog disturbed storekeep
er Gooding and other cottagers OF
Summit avenue about O'CLOCK this
morning and the inaledictions inyok
cd on his head proved about as harm
less as did the shooting of MIR. Woods
at the hornets nest, otherwise tho UNI
dertaker or superintendent might have
been given job, Rad dog, he mus
learn better manners II he wishes hi.
days to DO long In that vicinity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

\ man 10 yours old, partly proatra.
ted by heat. and, as he said, hurt by a
stone thrown at him by miscElevous
boy, was lying this Efternoon on a
step at Fourth and Shipley streets
lie was assisted ia the nleettirzHlr
BY a couple oil young mn and his
faro was paid TO East wcEty SECOND
street, where he said his Eome Was.
Hu had his rolling mill .oihes on and
said hU worked for the Stidc L Hast.
ings Company,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Secretary Frazier OF the State Board
OF Health. this morning received from
Sergeant General Wyman, Of the Ma
rine Hospital service at Washington, u
copy of the weekly reports OF the
oonsuls of the world. The secretary
also received two copies of tho State
Board Of Health of Wisconsin. The
three volumes Will be placed in the
state Boards library.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

The two chicken thieves who entered
the coop Of eX Levy Courtmnn Jordan
Saturday morning were captured
about daybleak the same morning.
One OF tho men had tho arm Of
h Is coat nearly tom of by the load
OF shot which Mr.. Jordan fired after
them In their attempt to escape. Shot
we've also found On their bodies. The
men will have hearing before the
squire at HocSessin this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

Rev. J. ID. @. Hanna arrived in camp
at an early hour this morning, as fire. Il
and vigorous looking rs yoarg man.
II is said by his admirers that he can
beat DR.. Hubbard all hollow on a
long race, as well as in playing Gro.
quet. When Greek meets Greek then
come the tug of war"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-31

At this time of tho year De aware
Is always overrun by tramps wLa
como from all parts OF the country 10
pluck peaches. At tho present time
there arc hundreds OF Thorn campcd
along the Delaware railroad, axiousiy
awaiting tho opening of tho season.
which really begins next week. Some
OF The farmers arc BeComing tired Of
the nuisance und=are having the
tramps arrested.