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Evening journal., 1894-09-11
one q DuPoal's men roiured.

PAULsBoRo. N. J Sept 1l.-MNtlew
Hestlinger, an employe Of the DUPONT
Powder Works, residing at Crab Point, a
short distance from this place. was
probably fatally injured last night By
the explosion Of gas from gasoline
stove. Hestllnger and his brother live
near the Delaware river, and, as usual,
they cooked supper last night.
After they had 6nished Matthew
turned of the faucet, and after
eating supper went out Of the
honse ard shut the door leading
from the room where the gasoline stove
was located He returned shortly after
wards, aud, detecting strong odor Of
gas, passed into the rotm and struck a
match, and in an iustaut terrific ex
plosion followed, tearing away portion
Of the house ard bally iniuring him
bis head, face aud hands were terribly
burned, and his body also r. csived severe
burns Dr Reeves attel ded his in
juries, and be was Afterwards removed
to the Cooper Hospital, In Camden.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
I.oonl nnanbnlI Nntoa.

The Defiance Baseball Club defeated
the West End Park Club on Saturday by
the score OF q to 12 The batteries
were: F. Shelly, j. Teirney and j
seery for the Parks and Conner. D.
kenney and H. Connor The feature Of
the game was the pitching Of Kenney.
striking out tight msn ia the last three
luning7. This decides the championship
OF the city. The Defiance is anxious for
a eame with the Y. n. O A. or New
Castle. Address challenges to q Corrl,
gan, No BOZ Monroe street
Il Is understood that the Y M @. A
team will give up playing after the
Dover series this week.
The season at New Castle will prob
ably end on September 20, with game
with either Cuban Glanta or some other
famous team.
That s.. Michaeps Nursery benefit
game bet tween the butchers aud ice men
will be played on Thursday AFTERNOON.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
mlddIatnmn Nntoa.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MlpDLRTowE, Sept l1.-Tomato
packers here anticipate a steady pack
this week. for the first time during the
season. They think there will be rush
until frost
The sad intelligence Of tho death OF
Miss Lizzie Hammond, which occurred
at her home Ia Laipsic on Friday. was
received here Saturday Her death
resulted from typhoid fever, after an
illness Of several weeks. She had many
friends here.
Miss Isabella Walmsey, highly
esteemed young woman, Is i'll at her
home on Crawford street She is
threatened with typhoid fever ard her
friends are alarmed over her condition.
During the fevers thunder storm Sat
nrday night lightning fred a small
outbuilding on the farm OF Joseph
Cleaver near Ginns crossing aud it was
entirely consumed
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ufHEb

BARBER.-On S-piembers g, Samuel r. Bar
Der, aged 81 years.
Cl,ARK.-On September 8, Howard S. son
OF Winfield and clara lark, aged . months
and dayp.
HARLAN. On August 6, Rachel @. Harlan
aged "a years.
McCAULLFY.-In this city. on the 7th In.
stant, Mary MoCauley, aged q years.
MAXWELL On Wednesday morning
September 8, 1874. NJ the residence OF her son
IN law. W. q. Hawthorns, Stanton, Del, Mary
A. Maxwell, in her 13d year.
PHILL IPS.-In this city. on September q
1894, Christian Charles. infant son OF William
II. and Sadie j. Phillips aged ~ months
RYAN.-In this city, on September z, J. j.
Ryan, aged % years
SPRING.-At the residence Of his mother.
tOd Pine street, on the 7th instant. William
Spring, aged % years
Wilson
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PENINsuLA NEws PARAeRAPHs.

The annual reunion Of the First
Eastern Shore Regiment, Maryland
volunteer infantry, was held at Federals
burg About seventy five members were
present. The following were elected
officers for the ensuing year: President,
Col. ] 9. Mullikin; vice president, S
Davis; treasurer, John W. Davis; score.
tary, Daniel W. Moore
A large stable and hay barraclS belong
ing 10 Henry A O5bourn, two miles from
Havre de Grace, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, we're destroyed By FIRE, to.
gether with their contents OF hay and
grain The horses and cattle were saved
No insurance.
Charles Campbell seven years old, son
Of Professor Campbell, OF Tome Institute.
Port Deposit, broke his leg while jumping.
The town council Of Elkton is consider
ing the advisability OF naming the streets
and having the houses pumbered.
Thomas Jewell, Of Queen Anne's. ac-
companied BY Thomas O Fl ckett. was
driving In Hillsboro when the bride bit
broke Mr.. Hackett escaped by Gaping
out AR jewell remained in the buggy,
which collided With tree. He was badly
hurt.
William Bloomor, or Chesapeake CITY,
is having a second crop u straw berries
Miss Kate Bourger ot Delaware City,
while eating dinner had q chicken bone
TO lodge in her throat. Physicians were
summoned. who after some difficulty
relieved her, but not before she had
become unconscious
Mrs. A g Tulte has sold her wharf
property, on the north side OF the Elk
river, to the Pennsy lysnia Railroad Com
pany. fer 81 800,
The Teachers Institute for Somereet
county will meet in Princess Aune Sep
tember IS w II Dashiell has arranged
an interesting program.
William H May, Jr. private secretary
of Senator A. p, German, has been III at
his parents residence, in Elkton, but is
now improving.
Rsv William J. Birmingham, pastor
Of the Church Of Immaculate Conception
In Elkton, preached his farewell sermon
to large congregation He will be sue.
ceeded by Rev George w Bradford, OF
st. Pstrlck's Church, Wilmington.
The church at Warwick was reopened
Sunday after extensive repairs and the
addition Of cupola Rev. A ID. Melvin,
Of Westminster, preached
Wednesday will be a gala day among
the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics throughout Cecil county.
Several Of the councils are making
preparations for the celebration Of the
anniversary Of the battle OF North
Point Several Gags will be presented to
the public schools by the order.
The store Of William ]. Han. two
miles east Of Marion Station, in Somerset
county, was destroyed BY Ere on Sund ay
between l ard o'clock No one was ia
the building at the time Of the FIRE and
nothing was saved The building was
comparatively new, having been erected
about two years ago. The building was
insured for $500 and the stock Of mer-
lcfandise for 81 900.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

Both the method and results VIXEN
Syrup of Figs is taken; It ID pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
lem eiIectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
Dnly remedy Of its kind ever pro
uuced, pleasing to the taste and ae
septable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to oil and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
SAn FRANCISCO. chl.
LOUISVILLE w. ssw YoRK. NM
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ANOTHER EASTERN SHORE SHOOTING.
II Occurred Among White Boys and a
Negro, and George Locker May Die.

II Occurred Among White Boys and a
Negro, and George Locker May Die.
CAMBRIDGE. Md, Sept. 11.-George
Locker, young white man, is suffering
with two nasty bullet wounds, one in
the right breast and The other In the
head, and George B III colored, is nurs.
ing wounded right leg This state OF
affairs Is the result Of a race quarrel
which took place on one Of the .ublic
streets Of Cambridge on Sunday night
Bell was seated on the fence OF an open
lot, when six white youths. whose ages
range from 10 to 20 years, drew near
Some remarks were made TO Bell, and a
quarrel was the ie nit One Of the
white youths showed Bell of the fence.
ard angry words followed They then
moved oH about forty fest and com
menced fling Bell returned ere. aud a
regular fusilade was kept up for two or
taree minutes
All The white boys escaped injury ex-
cept George Locker. L cker aud Bell
were both arrested aud placed Ia iail
Lockers coudtion continues to grow
wo se, and Drs Goldsborough, Mace aud
De Kraft were called Ia and extracted the
cadet from bis breast, but concluded
that II would b dangerous to attem pt 70
remove tho bullet from bis skull. He
complains OF severe pains ia the head and
his col dition Is very serious
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Another rToposed rasteru shoro Rail.

road.
CEETREvrILE. Sept II The people
Of Queen Anne, Talbot and Caroline
counties, on the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, are mngh interested in the project
to build d railroad through these three
counties. A proposed line of the new
road has been surveyed and mapped out
The contemplated line makes Queens.
town, the terminus, one OF the most
central points on the Eastern Shore,
and, with the exception OF Love Point,
II Is the nearest by navIgable water
to Baltimore A large nunber Of
the property holders along the pro
posed ronte have given the right OF
way As soon as the entire right OF way
Is secured outside capital will build the
road The road, If built, will be rs miles
In length and will prove a great advan-
tage TO tue Eastern Shore The line will
place the PRODUCTS Of the farmer within
three and one half hours of Baltimore.
The projectors Of the new rond ara in
earnest, for they have spant &4 600 Ia
having the route surveyed and charts
made, aud have also bought the Mitchell
farm. as the main terminal, at cost ot
over 81, 200. The river a5 QleenatoMA j
has b,en surveyed during the past week,
with view OF selecting a jod Nlagf
site
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
A Large rolicy ofrIfe Inauranco.

The Wilmington General Agency Of
the Mutual Life Insurance. Company oi
New York have placed the limit of that
company on a single life. 800. 600 On Mr..
Harry A. Richardson, Of Dover, Del. Mr..
Richardson shows his great confidence III
Life Insurance in general, aud the Mu
tual Life in particular, by taking such a
large amount THIS, with the other insur
ance which Mr.. r chsrdson carries makes
him the heaviest insured man in this
State
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mARRIEn

DILLMA MORROW.-At Asbury M. e
parsonage. on September Sth, by hev. Johr
III. Howard. ID. b.. Walter A. Dillman and
Mary =. Morrow, all Of this city.
is SGMAN-leRNST.- Asbury NJ. f. par.
sonage, on September ., by Rev John II. Bow.
ard, ID. d., David ). Iseman and Lulu hrnst
MARTIN-H0 0LTON.-In Philadelphia, on
September E, by Rev. j. Wesley Sullivan
Vile Pa.
LUKENS-MEGONIG At Bishopstead
on September s by Bishop Coleman. Charles
Of New Castle.
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Personal Events.

Department Commander yantine, ac-
companied BY his wife aud daughter, Ira
Lunt, A. M Hizer, John Sheridan and
Edward Dalby have gone to the Graud
Army Of the Republic Encampment at
Pittsburg
Miss May Cooley is visiting relatives
in Wilmington.
Ex-Prothonotary George A. Max y eli,
now Of Florids, arrived in town from
Wilmington to day. Mr. Maxwell, after
brief visit TO old friends here. viii 20
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back to his Florida hons and viii take
Mrs Maxwell and their daughters who
have been spending the summer here.
Chauncey p. Holcomb arrived to-day
for a visit to his parents here.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
ron and Broke Ill Iez

While playing on the front porch OF
bis home No 17i6 West Second street,
yesterday AFTERNOON, Charles Bantam,
sged three years, fell and broke his leg.
Dr. 5. g Ebert reducsd the fracture.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
so HERE IT GOES.

Infants and chdn Dongoa Walking Shoes sizes to s. regular
Fosters celebrated Chldrens Shoes world sizes to s.
sell Tor %9O at all retail stores; price Sizes 81 to IL
sell for 81 70 at all the retail price roc Sizes to %
for sl5 at all retail stores price now, 97c r
Ladies' fine Opera Toe and Common Sense Stitch hand
sewed great bargain at $780, will go at 81 43.
Ladies genuine Dongoa Opera Square Toe button Shoes patent
the shelves - = W y s0' '' ~ y
Mems Waterproof Working Shoes we're 81 75 will 90
Mems oalf Low Walking ahoes, 81 90, will go $780,
Mems fine Dress shoes, worth $780, now 81 co.
now 81 49, w 1e -iP'' " O0'
at 75c = = W ~ va g.
BE good to yourself and family and great alteration sale
as we are compelled to sell these goods ruined
Come early and get your choice at
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Laundrynen's conventIon.

ROCHESTER, sept. 1.-THE tenth an
nual convention Of the National Laundry
mons association was opened in the cham
Der OF commerce rooms here.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
hIrrnrrnr n,na, nnnr

TORONTO, sept. li.-MoWherrell. con
yictcd Of brutally numbering the old VIII
liams couple at Middle Road on Doc. IA,
1888, has been refused a new trial and
will be hanged on oct. l in Brampton Jail.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
U. v. !. ColoneI ReaIrns-

James Mcdonald, colonel Of Encamp
ment No "a, Unioz Veteran Legion
hiss resigned and Lewis Wilcox was
elected to FIJI the vacancy.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
WORLD OF BASEBALL.
Baltimore's Great Run of Six
teen Straight Victories.
LITTLE INTEREST IN TEE WEST

Very Poor Patronage at tho National
Games Ia the West where the nome
Clubs Have Been Playing Losing ball.
uLoeal Games and Close OF the Season,
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
MpDLErowE, Sept II The Delaware
heystoues, club composed OF colorsd
lads, who live Ia Hamtown. near here
mea the Warwick. Nd c0lored clubs on
the latter's grounds yesterday and car
ried them into camp 10 the tune Of
81 To 8
The Middletown Club, with Albert
CHM as captain, is now perfecting ar
rangements whereby they can play a
game with Bear Station Club, as that
place, the last part Of this week.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
New York state PopuIist Conventiop.

SARATOGA, sept 1.-THE Populist state
convention Is IN session here today in the
town hall. The convention was called to-
gothor at ! o'clock BY Mr. Dean OF James.
town
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
SHOT Policeman.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 11.-Polieemnn
James Chambers was shot by Charles q.
MoClosky whom he was attempting to
arrest, and is dying at the Episcopal hos
pital
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
500 JerseY Yor.ns onnrcln.

SEA GIRT n. j., Sept 11.-Arrange-
ments have boen made under which rifle
teams representing tho states OF New .Jer.
sey and Georgia will shoot a match AZ Sa.
vannah on Feb. 22s next Tho teams will
consist Of six picked rifomen from each
atutn
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Churoh snire sbat,.rod

DEERFIELD. Mass, Sept. 1I.-During
tho storm the spire of the Unitarian
church was struck by lightning and badly
damaged
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

The blood Is the source OF health. Keep it
pure by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. which Is
peculiar 10 itself. and superior In strength
economy. and medicinal merit.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable, carefully
prepared from the best ingredients. IS cents
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Heavy Rain IL wayne COUNT.

LYoNs, \ y, Sept 11.-A heavy rain.
storm prevailed in Wayne county This
Is tho first rain IN about two months.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
DIRECTIONS
for using
CREAM BALM

Apply p particle Of
the Balm well upin :
to the nostfils. After
a moment draw
strong breat h
through the rose.
Us thres times a
day, after meals
preferred, and be-
fore retiting.
kLY's CREAM
BALM opens and
cleanses the Nasal
Passages, AllAys
Pain and lniiamma-
tion He Is the Sores,
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narged rIm.elr Tn nI. nnrn.

NoRRlsToWN, Pa, Sept Il.-David
slaeer q wealthy German living near
Collegeyillc, committed suicide ~ s---,
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
HE'LL D0THE CATCHING
Councils Special Meeting for
a Special Officer.
DETERMINED TO ENFORCE THE Law

Interesting Election Contest Among Local
Athletes Crescent Association. Of phil
sdeiphia, 10 Visit the Town Next satur-
day-IIlness OF ohinaman Alarms sew
eral Of HIs Country men.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Sept. II TO night City
Council will hold special meeting to
appoint dog-eatcher, having decided to
enforce the dog law to the letter here
after. If there are no applications from
New Castle men. then the Couueilmen
viii adopt another plan which will be to
engage Special Officer HAYDEN. tho vii.
mington dog catcher, TO do the work
There is a nice profit in enforcing this
dog law for the enforcer and while
the city does not derive much
revenue from the registration ordinauce,
yet it realizes a small sum and clears cut
Of the town all the worthless CANNES
leaving only the noblest and thorough
bred stock which the locsl fanciers prize
sufficiently to pay all the damages The
provisions Of the law are about the same
as the Wilmington ordinance aud the
dog catcher gets the same fee, the city
the same portion, and It costs the same
price TO redeem his dogship after he
is In the pound
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Yestorda, ! Leagns SCORES.

Baltimore. IS; Louisville. 6
New York, 10; Cleveland, 4
Boston, 90; Chicago s
Other games prevented by rain.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
incidents Of the Day.

Il Is reported that two COWS on the
farm Of Thomas Holcomb. below town,
were killed IN the electric storm
w Il. Saunders was fned 81 and costs
for fast driving through the stre1ts. He
plsaded guilty 70 the charge and apollo
gized
Mayor Hsrbert's policemen are looking
after the hoax suicide" for lascivious
conduct.
The deep-laden coal barRes Riugleader
and Gllchrist, bound to Boston. in tow
Of the tug Triton, are ashore in the
Horseshoe, Delaware river. The carry
ing capacity Of the barges viii average
1900 tons each
The regular monthly business mee.iug
Of the Epworth League will be held
this evening at the NJ =. Church
Business of Importance will be trans
acted as this is the first meeting since
tie adoption Of the new constitution.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
Record OF the clubs.

To-day's League Schedule.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at PIttsburg.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
ZIC-ZAG

Down she Will come Business growing light
roo room our contractor Mr. Sadey says Your will exposed
"a the event q rain your goods shelves will
the alterations to prevent such to clear our
shelves at once The following bound o do it,
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

.Yesterda, y Attendance
Evening journal., 1894-09-11

JAMES L. WILLIS,
Manager.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
chiaese ReInforosments Sent For.

Charlie Lee, Chinese lauudryman on
Delaware street, became violently IN
yesterday and while Dr. Fisher rendered
medical aid with despatch the poor
fellow tossed on his bed aud stared into
vacancy. Finally John II. Pedrick,
owner Of the dwelling where Lee earns
his livelihood and bis best friend In New
Castle. hurried off to Wilmington and
hunted up a Celestial friend Of the sick
man. When Mr. Psdrick starts d home
he found three Cinnamon on the train
all coming over to administer to the sick
man. He is much better TO day.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
nIannramant 81 the Athletlo cInb.

Among the new candidates mentioned
for directors Of the Columbia Athletic
Club for the ensuing year are John B
Manlove, Thomas D Wise. J. Harry
King, Wilbert Meredith, Edwin w.
Eagle, Harry a. Price and George P
Barr The annual election OF the club
will take place next Monday, ard last
evening President Hushebeok appointed
Frank Meredith. Andrew NJ. Gallagher
and John Manlove to hold the election
from 4 until o'clock. After the regular
board meeting last night, Vice -Presl-
dent Hofmann invited the retiring
board TO Meredith's ice cream parlors,
where a farewell supper was served.
Evening journal., 1894-09-11
creseent como Nest satnraar.

Tue victorious baseball team Or the
Columbia A. o is preparing for
another struggle for success next Satur-
day, when the Crescent a. A nine Of
Philadelphia viii be here. This club
has, it is said, not met defeat for
month aud is a strong aggregation Of
athieres The A G. team viii be
practically the same except n two out.
field positions, which will be greatly
Strengthened New Castle people
think they have the best first baseman,
short stop and left fielder in the state
aud an entire inheld that is hard to beat.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-14
JUDGE HOWE rs DEAD
DIES AT HIS HOME At RED.
FIELD.
The ropu,ist Candidate for Governor of
south Dakota Passes Away-Two Sticks
May Not HING; AN Appeal to lie Taken
TO tn. United States Supreme Court.
Judge Howe Dead.

Isaac Howe, county judge, and late
Populist gubernatorial candidate, died
ut his home ut Redtield. Judge Howe
returned home Just before the close of
the campaign, having been taken sick
with stomach trouble. For IL time he
seemed to rally, but the apparent i'm.
proveincnt was brief, and he has been
lying ut the point of death for some
weeks. For the last two days he was
unconscious. The post mortem exam
nation by Drs. kutnewsky and Grain
revealed u large tumor fastened to the
spleen running across the stomach to
the intestines.
The deceased was born in Windsor
County, Vermont, in 1924: attended
the common schools, read medicine
and graduated from the Vermont Med
lcal College in 1919; removed to Rock
County, Wisconsin, in 1850: came to
Sphinx County in 1882: was elected pro-
bate judge in 1886 and has held the
Office Of county judge continuously
since. He was nominated for Govern.
or on the Populist ticket last May.
He leaves II wife and three children
to mourn his loss.
The funeral occurred at the Court
House under the auspices of the Ma
sons. The i~nterrment took place in
Redtield Cemetery. The city was in
mourning and flags were flying at half
mast.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-14

Omaha, presiding, in the case of the
murder of r. Royce, John Bennett,
Chas. Bacon and VIM. Kelly, four COW.
boys, at Humphreys ranch on Feb.
ruary 3. 1891, Two Sticks, a Sioux In
dian, was sentenced to be hanged on
December %, 1894. White Faced
Horse and Two Two, who we're impli-
s to i've IN ne .n,s in m tba n.=n Were sentenced eed
Fights With and First Eagle to three
years. w. L. Mclaughlin. attorney
for Two Sticks. has prepared and filed
exceptions in which he quotes II num-
Der of errors in the recent trial, and
proposes to take IN appeal to the su.
preme court. There are also a mum.
Der OF t~echnicalities on which Attor.
ney Mclaughlin expects Co be able to
get Il new trial. 1t is now probable
that Two Sticks will not hang on De.
cember 9S.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-12-14

currency was held after the adjourn
ment Of the house, us q result of which
carly action looking to the reporting
of a banking bill in line with the
scheme presented by Secretary Car
Isle in his report was taken. The
members present decided to hold
II meeting of the full! commit.
tee later, when n resolution
will lie offered providing that
an invitation be extended Secretary
Carlisle and Comptroller Eckles to APP
pear Monday and Tuesday. and to the
osher gentlemen. suggested by Secrc-
tary Carlisle, to appear ON the remain
ing days of the week. Efforts will he
made to close the hearing by the 18th,
and according to INT member of the
committee Immediate work on the
preparation of Il bill will be begun.