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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-21
A Killing at Boulder.

Boulder, Colo, Aug. 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
H. V. Hank quarreled last night and he
took two bad woman for a drive. His wife
procared n revolver and with her mother
laid in wait for her husband and his COM
panions. When they came by she fired four
shots at her husband who drove rapidly
away unhurt. She then turned her fire
on the women and killed one instantly.
The dead woman's name is Trixy Lee,
recent arrival from Denver. Mrs.
Hank is the daughter of Mrs. VIM.
Bryant of Nederland, Colo, who is also
implicated in the shooting and has also
been arrested.
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ACentral Park Mystery.

New York, Aug. 21.-The dead bodies
of man and woman were found to-day
on the ramble in Central Park. The
man had bullet hole in his head and the
woman was shot in the left breast. The
police are unable to say whether they
both committed suicide, or the man first
shot the woman and then killed himself.
They are believed to be Julius Denare
and Julia Tauncer, both French.
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Blown to Atoms.

Byref, ILL.,, Aug. 21.-A traction engine
belonging to Andrew Ross, exploded on
the farm of Hiram Birkshire, tives miles
south of here, to-day. Hiram Birkshire
was blown to atoms and Andrew Ross, the
engineer, was fatally injured. Five boys
we're badly torn and scalded and it is
thought that four of them cannot recover.
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Damaging Rains.

Laredo, State of Coahuila, Aug. 21.-
Heavy rains in the mountains have caused
one of the most damaging overtlows in
the Nasoa river ever known. There have
been fifteen deaths by drowning and
many families have had their homes
washed away. The irrigation dams have
been washed out and the cotton and corn
plantations flooded.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-21
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
sad state Of Affairs,

Pittsburg, Aug. 21.-Thos. Harper, of
Esplenbourough, returned to-day from
Mt. Clemens. He found his wife dead in
bed and by her side their two children,
aged and years. The unconsciou
woman died of hemorrhage and the
bed was saturated with blood. The
children are in a precarious condition
from lack of food and breathing con-
taminated air.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-21
Public school Question.

Pittsburg, Aug. 21-The junior A. U.
A. M. officials are disappointed with
Judge Parker's decision in the public
school case and will appeal the case to
the supreme court. In case the decision
is againt them they will then endeavor to
have a law passed that will cover the dis
puted points on sectarianism in public
schools.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-21

Denver, Aug. 21.-Judge Hallett de-
cided to-day against the South Park rail-
road employees on their application for
an order to forbid the receivers reducing
wages. The judge said if the new receivers
succeeded in putting the property on
paying busis the employees could then
petition for restoration of the old scale.
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Another Rail CaSuaitY,

Colorado City, Colo, Aug. 21.-The
west bound fast freight on the Colorado
Midland ran into a rock slide in the
eleven mile canon this morning. The
engine fell into the river and Engineer j.
B. Blocker was crushed to death.
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The Pope in a Critical Condition,

London, Aug. 21.-A special from Rome
says the Pope had an attack of sycope
Sunday and for some minutes his condi-
tion caused much alarm.
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In Self Defense.

Fort Worth, Aug. 2l.-This morning
Mrs. l.. E. Thompson killed A. Lieb one
of her dodgers. The woman claims that
she fired in self defense, saying that Lieb
threatened to kill her because ,she wonld
not marry him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-21
TO-DAY'S CASUALTIES.
A COIIaDSC.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 21.-An old
brick building collapsed this afternoon
burrying about a dosen children and
three men. Four children were taken
out badly in iured.
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California Den,0crafs.

San Francisco, Aug. 21.-The Demo-
cratic state convention met at noon to-
day. There is every indication that the
proceedings will be sensational. Resou-
tions on the question of the Pacific rail
road indebtedness are sure to create dis
sensiOn
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SiunItles His WILLINGNESS,

New York, Aug. 21.-Aldace F. Walker
has cabled the Santa Fe reorganization
commission that he will accept the re,
ceivership of the Santa Fe system. He is
now in Paris and expects to be in New
York by September 2.
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score Another for the BRITANNIA

Portsmouth, Aug. 21.-In the fifty mile
race under the auspices of the Royal AL
bert yachtclub, the Satinita and Britannia
competed. The former crossed the finish
line first but the latter won on time al
lowance.
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4 Rate War.

st. Louis, Aug. 2l.-Advices from
Texas show that a red hot war has resulted
from the roads carrying passengers from
Waco and 1onston ~ ST. Louis for 81.
The anti,scaipers' law in. Texas isa dead
letter and the ticket brokers arc-
clover
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HARD TO GET.
COrean War News Scarce-But the
Bloody Conflict is Still On.

London, Aug. 21.-A dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai to-day says that
court of enquiry has established the fact
that the commander of the japanese war
ship, Naniwa, ordered the destruction of
the drowning men from the Chinese trans
port, Kow- -shing, sunk by the japanese.
Vice Admiral Hon. Sir L. r. Freemantle,
in command of the British China station,
is collecting detailed evidence on the sub
ieCt.
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A Denial,

Chicago, Aug. 21.-A relative of Mr..
Pullman denies emphatically that Miss
Florence Pullman is engaged to Prince
Isenberg Bernstein.
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Franz Chandler Dead.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 2l.--Franz Chand-
Ter, general passenger and ticket agent
of the Wabash system, died to-day of
neuralgia gastritis.
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JAPANESE sPIEs ARRESTED.

Shanghai.--ho war news has reached
Shanghai since August -. Two Japanese
spies were arrested in the French settle
ment of Shanghai. They will remain
under the protection of the United States
consul until the charge is clearly formu-
lated against them.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-08-21

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27


Over 1000 persons entered Union
Park on Saturday, and the frat grand
Hlbernia Field Day was voted grand
success. The drawing card OF the
sports was the collar and elbow wrest-
ling match, which Nicholas Connolly
won by giving his opponent two falls,
although he received the tirst one.
The events resulted as follows:
One hundred yards dash, prize silver
lpitcher--won by Nathaniel Kennedy;
Thomas Roeengrave. second: James
Collins, third; Time. II is seconds.
Two hundred and twenty yarde
dash. prize, rair Of slippers--won by
Thomas Rosengrave; James Collins,
second.
Three-legged race, prize, pair of tie 5
and .pins-won by Charles Countiss
and James +. MoIvor.
lcup-W. J. Keville won, 8 feet 4 inches.
Broad jump. prize. silver cup
Thomas Roeengraye won, Chas. Coun-
,tiss. second; distance 10 feet.
Hop. step and jump, prize. silver
Icaster-Thomas Rosengrave won. Al
feet and IL inches; Nathaniel Kennedy,
10 feet inches.
Putting 16-pound shot. prize. silver
cake basket--Nathaniel Kennedy won.
l37 feet 7 inches; Jerry sullivan, SEQ
lond. 80 feet Z inches.
Potato race, prize, fancy table-won
by Thomas Rosengrave.
Boys 100 yard race-won by Howard
Hanf.
Wrestling, collar and elbow. prizes
fancy clock and pair of vases-Nicho.
las Connolly won two out OF three
Tails from james McIvor.
The following were the officers: Jas
y. Cooney. First Regiment A. A. Phila
ldelphia. referee; Thomas Bailey. Jos
Gould. nj. Hurley and Mr.. Worth
Judges; Officer Davidson. starter; JAS
Il. MoIvor. clerk.
The employees Of the Rockland MILL
wish to thank Jas. Luke. Jr., for clos
ing the mills and sending teams TO tn,
park with them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27

The Demo Gratis roped in scores o!
Dagos as well as Irish and other ma.
tionaIItIes at their delegate election
on Saturday. Whether they were nat
urGlizad or not is an open question. II
seems, however, that many OF them
are learning to vote carly. II not often
This is the reason that we need no,
LOOK for any great change In our emil
grafton laws. As Americans leave tn,
Democratic party tfelr places arc I'LL
cd with men Of totc.gn birth. Europ,
is their recruiting ground and the,
are not going 10 eat oil their source 0
supply, that is tho reason the Demo
Gratis failed TO pass law at the .. e
sent session Of Congress. Laborcr
who complain OF competition shouIt
remember this and vote to correc
this evil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27

W. F. Green handed US a dIlapldat.
Cd copy OF the blue Hens Chicken"
published by Jeandell d Vincent OF
The Goth Of May. 1916 which Is rather
curiosity. The paper obtained
good circulation. and was quite popu
Jar with the great mass OF citizens
The greater number OF the person.
whose names are found in its columns
are now deceased showing how
great are the changes wrought IL As
years. The Mexican War was then in
progress, and the U. 8. Gutter. For.
ward. Capt. Nones. sailed on tho pre-
vious Saturday, for Vera Cruz.
Among the WllminRtonians OF
board were David W. Ayres. RIchart
Il. Perry. John Guthrie. Peter Lnyery
W. r. Thompson, Richard L, Austin
and ]. u. Nones;. out of this numbe
John Guthrie. who is employed In THU
office. is the only one who survives
Beside much interesting local news
there are reports OF q battle II
which General Taylor won declsiv,
victory over tue Mexlcans. killini
some six or seven hundred OF then
and taking over three hundred prison
ers, which paved tho way for the lima
capture Of the capitol. and the anney
alton OF California.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27

Philadelphia. Pa. who had cured him OF
the bad effects of indiscrction. Well. !
went and saw nr. Theel and | mn3t say
he was unlike the other physicians. He
carefully and thoroughly examined me
and stated that my trouble was due to
Blood Poison ana Weakness brought on
by my own folly. After six weeks under
this learned Hau's treatment ali tR.
pimples and btutchcsleft me; my appetite
iimproyed: slept better; my poor mem
DRY became stronger; my hair stoppel
failing out; my throat aud mouth healed
Iup;I gaincd2 - Wounds In six months:
could walk again for miles; my whole
Jody became clean; tbs botls and har,!
swollen glands left me, no more head
sShe; no more unpleasant dreaIns OF
palms I'm small OF back; felt young and
lunppy once more. Four years have piss
led and | am well and strong. | see 81
linany ptnislng ,he good and noble heart
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27

1t is expected that the men who are
'uupledged will go to Bancroft OH the
first ballot and that the Cooch men
will go to him on the second ballot
This would make him the nominee
OF New Castle county on the first bal
lot
The delegates chosen outside OF New
CASTLE county are as follows:
Milford, Kent county james II. Lat
lchum. A. j. Maloney, IIenry Tribbett
Dr. Nathan Pratt, w. ID. Fowler, W. q
| Morris. Henry Frazier.
Little Greek. Sussex county,. w
Hastings. b. W. Ralph, J.. y. Heurn
y. Ii. Elliott, E. b. Riggln, W. G
knowlee.
Cedar Creek. Sussex county-R. II
Williams. Robert H. Davis. Nichola,
IL. Stayton. James IL. Harrington
Samuel q. Fisher, Thompson Il
smith.
William L. Slrman. who Is candl
date for governor against Ebe W. Tun
nell. the choice OF Mr.. Bayard and tn
bosses. was allowed to name the dele
gates In Little Creek hundred. 1t 4
ESTIMATED that lac Will have but 81.
votes In the WHOLE Sussex county elu
cation. Tunnel will be named on tn
{ first ballot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27

II 10 conceded by Democrats that the
election on Saturday iforeshadows ths
OF samuel Bancroft FOR
Congress, as twenty-one OF the dele.
gates are understood to be fer him
while the remaining forty'one are
divided as follows: Cooch IL. Handy
10. whiteman Z. Cochran /. leaving 12
'unpledged. After the frat ballot the
candidate having the smallest mum
her OF votes will be dropped. and as the
leaders of the party favor Bancroft. II
Is reasonable to suppose that he will
gain votes enough to nominate HIM
only IL being required to give him o
majority. or course 1t Is impossible
to say what combinations may b
formed. but 1t seems to I'D the homi
nees will be Ebe Tunnel for Cover
nor and Samuel Bancroft Tor Con
grese. OF course some OF the candida
ties and their friends will kick a little
but they may as we'll make up thei
minds to bow to tho inevitable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27

The Democratic e'ection for dele.
gates to the state Convention. which
meets at Dover tomorrow. was held
saturday afternoon. and the proba
oilities now are that Samuel Bancroft
will come out the winner. Electione
were held In five of the wards and
every one was carried by Bancroft
man,
In the county Bancroft also won
most of the delegates, showing that
the leaders had been successful In
making the workers fall into liue for
Tunnel and Bancroft, that being the
combination decided upon some time
lago.
The elections in this city were typi
cal democratic ones. EdwiE X. Coch
ran was not at all IN the fight, SO ia
as securing delegates was concerned
lie is credited with but one in til
whole county. l.. Irving Handy car
ried White Clay Creek hundred, tn
present home Of William Cooch. VIII,
is also candidate.
i The figures as far ns received b.
the Democratic organization of thi
county were as follows:
Third ward-John Mckelvey, Ill
Iohn 81. Newell, l4li Neil Dougherty
il. Mckelvsy's plurality so.
Fourth ward-James Mckinley, 253;
Frank Neidei meier 80; George Egle
so. Mc(iiuley's majority, Ia.
Fifth ward-Matlin 1. Fairy, Isl
Richard Il. Griffith, 81. Farry's una
iorisy POI.
Seventh ward William j. Gibbons
1856; John p. Crummey, 81. GGbbon'
/, majority, 3l5.
Eleventh wurtl-Robert Cottinghan
eceiyed II votesand was elected with
out opposition.
al Brandywiue hundred, Nurth-W. L
: husbands. Ga; John W. Anderson. o.
John O, Dougherty, IS; David Grier, IS
Majority tor Husbands and Anderson
go. .-..
I White Clay Creek. Handy. 10.
, Cooch. 1879. Handy's majority, 40.
The other districts simply sent tn
| names OF the men who had been select
e ed The complete list OF delegates 70
Il this county is as follows:
Brandywlne hundred-W. +. Illus
bands. John W. Anderson, Isaac n
G Grubb, |. Newton Grub. c. c. RICHTER
1. Wilmington Zone from each ward
:, John j. Mclaughlin, John Doordur
John MGkelvey, James McGinley
o Martin /. Fairy. John +. Bradle!
William j. Gibbons. Z. A. liorty. Hal
ry II. Ahrens. NJ. j. Kelly, Robert Co
bingham, Peter j. Ford.
observation-disclosures c. Kane. Georg
, w. Spicer, Jr., Fredus Sturgeon. Hun
A phrey Lynch. Richard Kavauaugh.
Mill Creek-T. l.. j. Baldwin, job
o Given. IL. II. Jordan, Harvey Wake
Joseph Il. Bennett.
q White Clay Creek-N. NJ. Motheral
!, E. b. Frazer, ]. S. Pie. William L. Wiel
DR.. Francis l.. Springer.
New Castle-lsobert r. Morrison. ,
: Ernest Phillips, Andrew NJ. Gallagher
I James Doris, James b. Toman
Pencader-J. Wilkins Cooch, Villa
: 3. Ford, William skinner, John b. Ma
Is honey, Charles Ii. Salmon.
n Red Llon-W W. Cheairs. VILLA
: A. Jester. James Ii. y. Gam. Ii.
= CLARK. II +. Cam, Jr
st Georges-Alexande Maxwell
10 John w. Carrow. ST., Columbus Wa
c kins, w. p. Blggs J. A. Cleaver.
: Appoquinimluk-W. X. s. Tatmar
s. Colen Ferguson. George NJ l.. Har
x Andrew L. Scaggs. W. L. Graves.
q Blackbird John Lockerman. Ro
i, ert n. Huggine, William q. Pryo
20 William b. Wilson, John l.. Seeman
ldI The number OF delegates aecredlt,
IL TO each candidate in the conventit
" will be as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27
WYOMING.
Totals.
lC. A. C.....3 s O2 Q 8 x2l
Wyoming. % 0 0 / l 0 1-s

C. A. C.....3 S 4 o 9 9 8 x2l
Wyoming. % 0 o / A 0 l-s
Soon after noon on Saturday the
wharyes began to be crowded with
sightseers. who wanted to witness the
race between the Mary and Carrie aud
the Evening Star. The race was one
OF twenty miles and to settle ques
tion of superiority n sailing qualities
The Mary and Carrie followed the Star
on the downward trip, but on the re-
turn her sails cast an eclipse on ths
Star and won the race by minute and
l20 seconds.
David Keo had three farm hands em
lployed until last Fl lday. On that day
one OF them became sick before din
ner and was unable to partake of the
midday meal. About two O'Clock he
went out to come to New Castle to see
a doctor and get some medicine. lie
has not yet turned up. much to the
chagrin OF the other two farm hands
When the other two men went to theiI
room on Friday night they discovered
that the sick man hal taNen dose to
cure him. which consisted of gold
watch, chain and ring valued at $50,
and pair OF pants and Sc.
\ He belongs to New Jersey, and the
'supposiLlon Ia that lie will become /
resident OF New Castle Jail If the au
thorities catch him.
i The City Cornet Band gave a delight
full concert on Saturday evening OF
the school green. The people showed
their appreciation of the band by con
,'tribut!ng generously when the ha
went around.
New Ctstle was not much dlsap
pointed at the result of the sports II
i Union Park on Saturday. Its men go
defeated but every one seems salts
:. lied. -.". ..
Mr.. Hudson OF Philadelphia Is visit
ling New Castle friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27
MONDAY. AUGUST 81. 1880.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Political Echoes.


Dickey-Hello Edwards what lie your
price3 We will buy you out or we will
Irlye you out. Let US hear from you
room. M. .-
Bancroft think shall be nominal
ID. That lackey OF the Journal does
not know what no is talking about. A
good sized sugar plum might have
rendered the crow mere palatable. 1t
Ia idlotic to allow his pen to get the
better of his judgment. He should
have waited as German did, and not
gone off before ascertainIng what lie
bad get out OF compromise,
Every Evening. Those numbshulls
who purchased the Journal soon after
It was started, might have known bet
Ter. Persons who sell out once are
generally ready to sell out second
lime. Besides the party Is hardly able
to support two papers properly. II
would be better to bolster up the
Every Evening and let the Journal &c
to the dogs.
Handy-It now looks as IL my Con
gresslonal boom had gone up the
spout. That promise Of mine thet
the mouths OF the people should be
filled 80 full of good things that they
could rot complain. failed to mate
riallze, and now l am in the soup
How near, anu yet SO far. What ool'
we mortais be.
Cooch 1t now looks as If Bancroft
will get tho Congressional plum.
wish was back at the mill. Wheat is
only AZ cents bushel, and yet money
can be made by selling -four l hat
hoped Edwards would have had NOR
influence. but the people readily dis
tinguish the cry oil jlckull from tn,
roar OF lion, and did not scare wortl
o cent.
DIR. Black-I cannot be used as
cats paw to pull the chestnuts out o
the fire for directors to crack. I'm no
a candidate. wish, however, that Ed
wards would give that cotton lord, tina
baron robber. another shot. 1t is bal
the mouths OF those who have borne III
burden and heat OF many battle an
give them to a comparative stranger
But thus 1t goes, ingratitude rules til
hour. / did not expect the nominl
tion. I'm comfortably fixed, my 10
pays, but Cooch or Handy ought I
have been rewarded.
Coohran-The leaders evidentl!
think that filthy lucre Ia preferable {
brains. II Is true had a good Office
but I'm now down at the heel. an
badly need another. Money ha
melted like snow that ls grasped Ii
the hand and the slept have climbe
have departed like sand! The part
will be defeated anyhow. unless Dick
sy works his cards we'll, and 1t nov
looks as II Democratic victory is nc
In the wood. Well, 1t ia no use cryin
over split milk, nomination that
not to bs followed by an election Is a
Empty honor. shall pick my iliu
find try again.
Neary-Brother Dlckey. think v
hold the winning hand. We may {
well make hay while the Gun shine
Bancroft has money to pay Tor all ia
receipts. and this thing OF chargin
them to the loss and gain account,
about played out. The rlch chou
pay for what they get, and Bancroft
therefore our man. We will stand |
him to the bitter end and Edwar
can make the most OF IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-27

We are opening new goods every day at
al prices; l want this distinctly UNDER
stood. There are no cakes like what we
ell. they arc made expressly for us; there
are none Ike them; our tea and coffee is
for rich and poor; our java at CSC is the
best value for the money you can get
we have Java coffee at ijc; il is high. but
lii is good; Belfast tea at bic; look az il;
good tea ut Csc; Japan niha Mt lee. Fine
unculled Japan at SOC; good Mt SOC; we
can suit all pockets; laId AT as,,lOc and lie;
we want TO save women. and the flour we
sell at Sl,25 makes bread as good anu
white as Leas best. try II; ut &c bag; we
opened to-day, lots OF new goods; Eng-
lish starch at 10c; cream boneltsS cod tish.
none like IL; shnd and mackerei take the
lead; our flour ut zoe bag; mustard sar-
dimes nj Be; new lobster, IL is fine in large
stakes; new beans; our dulce will be here
Tomorrow; good dulcs IL hard to get; we
want 1t fine; all our goods arc selected
with care; We even have glass wash.
boards. good cheese. new pickles in Jars.
and by the dozen. All goods tirst ciass.
n. NJ. WIER, corner 5th and King sts
| a2l-ess