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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11

Post-intslii gencsr. seattle w 2ah II re-
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expectations Ithins IL II worth fully ten
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
Page From Her History.

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interesting. The following Is no exception;
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years. much Of that time very seriously. For
i've years was treated by one physician con-
tinuously. Twas in business, bus obliged 10
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sician told my friends that could not I've
month. Ny feet ana limbs vera badly swell
len. and was indeed ia a serious condition
when a gentleman directed my attention 70
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sister, who had been afflicted with heart dis
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11
Get a Tenant

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= expense try fer rant al in tie
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07
FIFTH EDITION.


The following persons have been ar
rested and lodged In Jail Tor tho kill
ing OF Ava Tom Bowdsn at Chinco.
league, Va: Irwin s. SturRIs, Arthur
burns. William Mumfurd, John Dali
sey, solomon Dalsey. Frederick FreAh.
William Bloxon, Henry Savage, Dan.
III Becpe Oliver Jesternnd Lewis ban
iei. 1t Is claimed that Sturgis done
tho killing. who il one-eyed man and
an oysterinan haillng from Drum.
mondtown. The Messiah oil tho sane.
LITIGATION ls Joseph b. Lynch who has
resided in Chlucoteague for years.
lilo 10 dark visaged man low in
stature and quick IN movements. He la
dai comploxioned with a dark stubby
beard and about 81 years old.
There Is passage in the Scriptures
whereby Christians are hidden to
study the word two by two There.
lore, when Lynch. who btoke away
from the Methodlsts, founded tho
Sanetllled Church he arranged that its
IN smbefs should study the Bible two
ny Two. There Is another passage In
the Bible which says that Saran was
neepe iu the knowledge of God than
abfaliam. Consequently. argued
Lynch. man must study with woman
lanu woman with man two by two.
lhls doctrine has occasloned much
bitterness and scandal amongst the
married people OF the congregation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07
c. A. c.
Fleming, Kenny, Foster. McCanerty


Judge Fall is still irdlsposed aud
Deputy Judge liumonR presided In
the Municipal Court this morning.
William liInms, Frank Grams Ton,
Amanda Parlter and Naggle Clark
were fined 2 and COSTS och for i'm
biting too freely OF tile Front street
lightning.
George Lyons and Howard Engle
IN. at tho Sunday B-raEf4st Associa.
ton. They came up to the hall and
they wouli not go away and because
thoy were drunk app lin Kane locked
both iHen up AID this tnarnlng they
were lined Stand costs each.
I'ater I'tuskey was drunk around the
quarters of the Association nlso and he
WAS itnad - aud coats
Patrl"k O'l}rlen who has Just got
out OF New Csatle iail. was found BY
Dthccr Malon5y under the influence
Of strong drink. We cannot De moth
cred with you all the time, said the
Court S5Hnd costs.
Sergeant Black yesterday arrest ed
William Polk, Golored, charged with
selling liquor without license ut
Roeuddle Park. Polk had suoceeded
in P!uuing arrest for Three weuks.
Austin IL urlrS.Dn topra+ente him
ANA ass ed for continuanc untll to.
morrow morning
ietlegeino lSauco and Aidie Ross
had their cases continued until to-
morrow mornlng, as some Of lhoir
witnesses were not IN i4trendanee and
Judge fmuons did not wish to near
only part OF the testimony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07
smiths Sureties Don't Want to Pny.

Ike injunction casa OF Nathan Lie.
herman Va. the First National Bank
was heard dt the Court House yester.
day before John IL Rodney, examiner.
The suit is to restrain the bank from
collecting the amount of the deialcl.
ton Of =. L. L. Smith, late paving
teller at the bnnk, for his suretles.
When the thieviDg of smith was dis
covered Mir, LAebermnn gave iudg.
ment bond to the bank and when the
bank was ErhGeeding on the bond the
Geo was taken into court. The bonds
are Tor SIS, DOG each, The other sureties
beside Mr., fisherman are Henry b.
Seidel and the Hannah l.. Sparks es.
iate. T. 1 II Smith and Edward s,
Sparkle executors.
Benjamin. Nields represented Mr..
Leiiofman, and Bradford and Vaude-
grift the bank. Colonel Nields will
nndortnke to show that the claim of
tire bank under tho bonds ia barred by
lapse of time and also that the bank
VIII DO prevented from collecting the
bonds because Lieberman, the sursty,
was misled by the public statements OF
me bank allowing the funds to be
Intact,
Copies OF the bonds have already
been put into evidence lhey were
taken oat IN 1879 and 1855 respective.v,
! he bank statements from about 1877
70 the time OF the de!alcatiun Will
figure In tho evidence.
The hearing will he resumed at
time convenient to Examiner Rodney
and tho attorneys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

John Dougherty. driver Of tho Lib.
crty Fire Company was sitting uppo.
site the engine house on Wednes lay
evening between ) and d o'clock. when
Mrs Lsnnrn Altwoii came along For
sCGe reason or another she address d
the driver III IL Inanner hc iii not an.
~ .eiate, Shn used wofds TINT hurt
Ills feelings ANA 30 warrant was
swoIn out Tor hoI arrest. In the Aiu.
nlcipal Court this morning 10 stated
hn@ her husband catps t.ioug also and
acted disordellg likewise,
When DUnGhertS concluded Ills owl.
denca Tho woman started to talk In II
manner which caused the court criur
10 leave the aeGnstomel chair and
come Ia her side, while Sergeant bur-
ney ch1meu Il pieee OF chewing gum
and watched the crier to sne what lie
Rtrposcd dong. The raj ldity with
witch size spoke caused the city sole
ilor TO drop lto his chair, and tho
inteile having all tina points broken
OF the reporters could not catch tho
statement. She was fined u and
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

Shariffts ould will sell the st. Michaer's
Episcopal Church at Chestnut and
Adams streets, on September IL, unless
the trustees of the church raise the re-
CURED amount of money before That
time. This action was taken by tho
trustees OF tho Olivet Presbyterian
Church, who OWE the building. and
who arc almost embarrassed tlnan.
chilly. The Ollvet congregation oe.
cupied the building until few years
ago, when they decided to erect now
cdiilce. Tie building was tho property
OF the Presbyterian Alliance. but this
organization. after some arsu;nr.
agreed to let the congregation sell
the church and apply tho money to.
ward pay ing FOR tho new buildlng.
There were two mortgages given on
the charch. one for $4,000 first mort
| gage and u second mortgage for 1000.
The Oilpet trustees disposed OF the
| iirst mortgage but have not been able
! 10 find customer for the second one.
The Ollvet Church erected an elpen'
sire building and since it's eonstruc'
tlon has been only moderately prosper.
GUS The congregation is made up OF
poor people, and many oil them have
been out of work. Money was needed
badly, and IL is sud That tho pushing
OF tho cain against st. Michaeps
Church was done only when 1t became
necessary to relieve their own organi-
| Zatlon oil an embarrassment.
| Rev. A. I. DUPONT Coleman the pas
tor. said he did know what the out
| come would be. He has thus for been
unsuccessful in raising The funds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07
IInI4.

The grand concert at Uulon Park
was poaLp0red until tomorrow ey en-
III, II wiiieettainly prove enloYaliio
anu IL 70 should lie "A large attendance.
a ioetneymnn patE;er may get few
day4' work at 300 King street.
Hundreds will be after Murrays
mammoth SOUP to morrow hight. lUi
hast Front street.
10 not forget The cordial Invitation
to the new Humphrey buiidFft-t this
evening, Fine music, ENGi Goiy
Welcome.
A competent man to estimate tor
hoEae cabinet ana mill work may iind
good plu2e by addressing wv this
Office.
Tho third anniversary OF the Young
Pauple III the swedish Baptist huIeh,
corner oil Twelfth md Heall streets.
vii lie held on saturday evening at
I. SO o'clock. An interesting progra III
has been prepared. Tho pubic IL cor
daily invited. Tickets % cents.
lie sparring contest between Glynn
and Baleiuan tonight. will not tn
place. Bateman being nnablg to como
Yesterday at tic tikten fair Jester
4 MeDaLiel won priZas In the aAtta
exhibit and also III the shsep depart.
mGnt.
+ Lizzie Butler, one of the best known
tcolored women Of tho ciby, died at her
homo yesterday afternoon. The da
ceased wos the oldest stewRrtisBs III
the city. at one time being on tho
steauera Ariel and Samuel FELTON,
when Captains Henderson. Davis and
Johnson respectively were IN con-
mauI. and oil tho samo time wis
aboard tho boats, Two sistore sur
yive her,
Benjamin Ferris wa4 In our city 10.
day. lie IL locking exceedingly wall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

Tho State Hospital trustees nj Farm.
hurst met yesterday. II y. Rowland
was the Only absent memher Tie
business Transacted WAS entirely oil Il
routine Character superintendent
flnncheris rerGrt showed total pop.
nlaton OF 23ti. The receipts Tor the
board and medical attendance Of Lr
iients during he month wits 4Ain 81,
balance iii hand, .31sJ 81, total bal-
&nce, - 1871.
Contracts for suppl es We're awarded
"a follows Gliia 10 Lewis Row;
drugs. n. Il Dahforth boots and shoes,
dry goods and clothing 5 Al Ray.
noids a Go, Middle own be"t, Ited-
srlek kelHle; bread, Henry Roller;
Rro1eries, I. l., simmons
Dr, j. T. Naples OF the culE nittpa
OIL fencing tic grounds, reported TN
work compisted i5T iIaurler reported
the dea Ii oil William AIuMenanEEn a
frnstce Tor John t1feou, II pay patient
OF the hospital, and preseutet CHEfi
iuI Slul for boar4 duo, lie claim was
referred to William ;. liTiles, attorney
Tor the board, A numter OF Gdls wste
ordered paid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07
bats,

The Union Bible Class, ur8,er the
leadership OF Rev y. NJ. SleHtHs. VIII
resume its sessions Friday evening.
September l4th.
There was quite an animated meet
ing OF the Republican voters ut Now.
port, Del last evening lie oppPosi.
lion to Nm. Il. FuEu was yer1 pro.
noGnced but Will hardly amount to
anything. The supply os efieshmeuts
at the hotel ran out aud Huut,tir lot
had to be ordered from our city. livery.
thing was lovely and the gos SO hung
high.
Mr.. Lewis b. Morrow wuuld like to
fill VIM. i. Clerk place III the .ioaIi
Of Education from the fiffA ward lie
will probably lie selected by the Board.
One of the handsomest stEus IN tho
city was turned out by Albert Butcher
for Peter hbner. Il is lN6. feet. ia Il d
gold letters On n maroon SrouHu.
bIener is hard TO teut III his line.
A horse driven hy GfolsH johnson
was shocked ny electro tv and sitot *,
oil down Mt Second and mulhgt streets
Yesterday morning
Mrs. William Saratord WIS knocked
down by the team OF Building luspec.
tor Daniel pom on King street ueui
Fourth yesterday but was not Injured
Bishop Coleman IS 10 olliCute at
Georgetown OH sunday.
A number Of persons from Winning.
ton are attending the Eton far
= The Rev. K. II, G. Osborne Will Of
lhciate ut Glavmont Oh sunday mora
ing.
John Timer, OF No 2u9 West Fourth
street. WAS taken to lilo liolueopa'h lt
aospitai yesterday suffering Nom rs
phoId fever
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07
THIRD EDITION.


indianapolis now holds the worlds
pacing record aud also comes within II
fraction OF u second of the worlds
trotting record. Robert j. paced the
second heat in his match wlih Joe
Patchen Tor 5000 in 2o!ils which is the
fastest mile ever paced. 4 no three
heats averaged in speed EOS 2.3 sec.
onds, making the fastest three heats
ever paced. The time by quarters of
the second mile WIS us follows,
First quarter. 30 seconds; second,
1.0ls; third. l.30ls; fourth 2.021s In
this heat Joe Patchen forced Robert J.
IN make tremendous squirt almost to
the wire. Colonel Taylor, of st. Louis,
the owner OF the black stallion, had
said before the race that If the gelding
won he would have to beat his lime at
Fort Wayne, which was 2,o39l. Joe
Patchen came under the wire In exact.
iy that time. III the first heat he had
made the mile In 2.O4.
First heat-3l !. 1.0a%g. 164, Q 03@4,
Second heat 800, l,0lls, l5o5 3.
20e1g.
Third heat. So24, l.o9 !, 1.8s :.
2.o4A.
Pete Boyle. of Chicago. very ciev-
er lightweight boxer. will make his
first appearance in Philadelphia i'll a
special bout with Charlie Mcheever, al
tue American Athletic CLUB. Ninth and
Arch streets tomorrow night
James Rodgers OF Wilmington Eel.
and Aid Mediation, viii also III eet.
Joe Adler and Willie Riley nave agreed
To box the final bout in tho II pound
tournament, or forfeit all claims to
the prizes.
The Pennsylvania Bicycle Club will
hold series OF races at Riverton next
wednesday afternoon. The principal
event will be the married mea's tuG6.
for members only. Mersnon and
Heiehley Will settle the question OF tho
clu5 cha IN ploHship and there Will he
number OF other races. The admt5.
sion will 10 free.
Pony Moore las deposited 5000 in
behalf OF the unknown whom l,e wish.
es to match with Paddy sluyin.
Jack LNelhart, who whipped Austii
Gibbons offers 10 fight Jack McAuiiiie
or Horace Leeds at 1873 pounds.
For this fourth time IN the last veal
the mile record has been reduced Dy
the bicycle riders Yesterday Al
Springfield j +. Bliss made n!s second
sncoessfGl attempt at the one IN liz
Lying start iiEures doing - 3 )
lhls is tile fastest bicycle paced niit
ever ridden, the only faster milo On
bicycle Icing Dirnbergel's record ot
l.5: with horse pacing. his was mntlt
nj Birmingham last fall. The first nal
was ridden IN 81 - seconds, tho three
quarters In rs and the mile in !. z;
80. Harry Tyler held me forms
record. LIB 4 8. made at Wu!tAum Au !.
4. Tyler he'd ii watch to day Iht
time at the thirds was not taken. Yh'
officers were all well known TO eyciiu;
circles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07
COURAGE.

bee tuse hold Il sinful to despond.
Ant vii! not let the bit erness OF llfo
Rlind mo with burning tears, but LOOK
beyond
Its tunults aud its strife;
Because tlft my had above the mist.
W llere q sun SHINES and the broad
breeze blow,
BY ev ~ ray I'D e cry a.ndrop kissed
That Gods love doth bestoM;
Think You there arc no ready tears to
No 9urj, to be borJe like CHRISTIAN IS
PACK:
Think you there are no really tears TO
Because keep them bitckt
Why shout hug lltes Ills with cold re
serve,
To curse myself and all who tove me?
A Thousand times more good than de-
serve
Col gives me every day
And i'll each one OF these rebcllious tears,
Kept bravery buck. Hemakesa rainbow
shine;
Graceful take His slightest gift; no fears
NoraiIy donbts are mine
Dark skics must clear and. when the
eluiids are last
tine golden dag ieicems weary year
Patient listen. sure tint Swte IA last
Will sound Ills voice OF cEear
.... ELLA ruaATDR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

The batting order for the Columbia
A. Z, and North End game at New
Castle tomorrow afternoon will be as
follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

The Republican vOters Of q ristiana
Hundred now have thu opportunity to
select II representative man to repre-
sent them in the state Legislature.
Such man should b. young. ener-
getic active and decided. prepared to
meet his political opponents ut every
stand and to take such measures OF
retaliation as arc necessary Tor the
welfare and strength OF the Republi.
can party. Such man IL found in
MIR. Alexander Il. GARRISON. candidate
for nomination from the North or
Highland district OF the Hundred.
MIR. GARRISON has the great advan-
tdge of being actively associated with
the working classes md being young
and enef getic and having wholesume
knowledge OF the needs OF the people
he would represent the Republicans OF
Christlana Hundred should aud Will
select him with an overwhelming ma
iurtty, us they realize that no Is the
right man for the honor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

Thomas Mcmahon manager of the
Rockford base halt club. has received
the following telegram from a. II.
Richardson. manager OF the Dover
base ball club.
circumstance have arisen which
will prevent our coming. Will write
particulgrs.n
The base ball Editor says TOO Bad
Tomorrow the Rocatords Will play
Mt tho Union sire ct grounds, The
game will be called AT 4 O'Clock. and
will be with tile Trainer club, who dc.
featsd the local Y. NJ. q. a. ON August
18th. The batting for thus game will
bs as follows.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

The Wilmington Wheel Club yester.
day received word from tire Chester
Wheel Tub that tho lutteI would ae-
cept Tie Cha!lenge OF the fotme FOR IA
race on the r0ad from Darby To Lei prr-
vile, five men to II team The race
Will probably take place some time in
0Gtober,as mauy oil the hester wheel.
men Will be away during the remain
der oil the present. month The race
Will be Tor the Interstate champion
ship which the Chester team now
holds having WON'T from the Piiila.
uelphia teams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

There were two freight cars stand ing
Oh the track at the Wuoldale Quarry
p yesterday morning. George Harris, u
.cotored empluye from this city. took
"a pinch bur to move one OF the cars.
Ito had succeeded In doing So a short
,distahce when the bar slipped and the
car came bnck again. Harris was
teauglt between the bumpers of both
cars and was badly crushed about tins
breast. Wiling hands soon came to
Ills assistance and eXtrcated him The
man died short time afterwards.
Deputy Coroner pdlmer will give
certificate VI accidental death IL tbs
case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

Mary McCauley, who was employed
at the shoe store Of Il. +. Chaifnnt. No.
4 West Second street died this M orn.
Ing about three o'clock, She was d
daughter Of John McCauley. Sill East
Eleventh street. Miss McCa uley hns
ben employed In the shoe store OF J..
L Chalfant for about two years, anu
In speaking OF her death this morning
that gentleman and several Others
paid deserving tributes to the deosas
ed. She has been sick for only a
moath. She was in her 27th year an d
highly esteemed by all who knew her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07
MAN
MOTHERS

Blame the boy because his
clothes wear out too soon.
1t amt tile boys fault
blame the clothes. Buy him
clothes from the New York
Clothing House in the lu.
ture and watch the differ
ence. You will make mon.
ey--havo n better looking
boy, and save him and your.
sell unkind words.
Our Boys Clothing is
noted for style, perfect fit and
great durability, and all this
at less cost than you have
been praying for poor cloth.
ing. BY all means buy your
clothing here. A few sam.
5les i'll the window lots more
IN the store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

There WAS largely attended meet
ing OF tho advocates Of y single tax lii
the Biyard building last night, which
resulted in the organization OF the
Wilmington Single IaS tlub George
" hrerr WIS eiretnI president ana
Arcmbald Mact5elium secretary, Ar
ENGAGEMENTS Were made TO huge mnet-
inS5 ON the lirst ami second Mondays
of each month. ihe neat meeting VIII
he held OIL September II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

Tho first rain which has fallan In tEls
section TOR two weeks fell Yesterday
and continued until evan
Ing. During the hight the rain again
foil and this morning after another
copioua shower the clouds broke away.
Inv utmo.piel . IS TIL close, but lilo
indications are that cOuiGr wealth !,
will prevail The rain was welae med
by tito lar n4ers oil the SURROUNDING
country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

Tom oErow evening promises to be
a gala occasion A. the opening of the
dramatic season ut the Grand Opera
House, the attraction being Primrose
and Vests Double Minstrel Company,
who vii present program that has
never besn equalah by any minstrel
organization IN this city. The parade
given has created a sensation wherever
they appeared. It VIII form at the
Opera House at II 80 u m, aud Will
march over the main streets Of the
city. Ibis company Will 10 doubt
draw a packed house. rs it always
does when IL appears here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-07

Physica! Director William T.. Hofl-
man of tho Young Mems christian As
ISOLATION has rendered hle resignation,
which Will 20 into rilpct on october |.
Mir. Hoffman will 20 to York Pa.
where he will Join the association
there. Mr.. hoffman labored hard for
tue SUCCESS OF The local organization.
anu his work was not IN vain George
L. llephron former director Of the
igantAAtion, ana who Is now at
Brooklyn. has been in"jtoi to come
here, but it Is thought he Will not &C
cant