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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-10-30

IT would be we'll for Israel
King, the republican candidate
for County commissioner against
A. J. Clark, to explain how it was.
that when he tried to make a large
shipment of calves from Deming
some weeks ago the cattle inspect
or felt obliged to stop the ship
ment and inspect the ownership
Of these calves. The voters are
interested in knowing that the
men who come before them ask
ing to be put into important pub
lie Offices are to be relied upon.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-10-30

For County Commissioners,
1st District-F. }. DAVIDSON.
End Districts. s. BRANNIN.
Bird District-A j. CLARK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Constantine Encampmont, knights
OF st. John and Malta, was organized
LAST evening" by tho election Of these
officers: Past commander, Colonel
John Wainwright; eminent command
er, Elmer L. Benson; lieutenant com.
mander, Lewis L. Anderson: captain
OF the guards. Charles O Wickes; pre-.
late, Ohio IL. Selby; chancellor, James
NJ. Dlckerson; assistant chancellor,
George Ii. Workman; medical exam!.
ner, DR.. George NJ. Doane; heard at
arms. Frederick NJ. Garrett; almouer,
John IL. Porter; warden, Andrew f,
Nelson; first guard. Daniel II. Dallas
second guard, John W. Dunning; sell.
unel, Gotdsborough Workman.
After organization. Eminent Com
mander, Charles Harvard; District
Deputy Prior, James McKelvey; and
Very Eminent Grand Medical Exami.
ner. DIR. Peter Cooper, delivered adj
dresses,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Willie the crew slept the Philadelphia
tug James Mlct'addsn aud engHgeu
hero, 6pranR serious leak, became
iwaterlogged before daybrcak yester,
morning and sank near Snip John,
Delaware Bay. The crew narrowly ea.
capped drowning in their berths, aud
made second escape in launching
the life boat, which drifted away and
left them helpless on their stink ing
lvnsssl until rescued by boat launch.
cd from passing schooner.
| The tug McFadden left PHILADELPHIA
on Thursday morning for the leila.
ware Capes In search OF business. Whel
near Ship John, Capt. Gain, the LOST
vessels master. decided to make fast
to :he stern OF an anchored schooner
and all hands turned IN for the night.
The alarm clock was set to ring at
midnight but in some way the worn
out boatmen failed to hear it. and
when they awakened at nait.past |
O'clock, there was several feet OF water
In the tugs hold The lires in Ike fur,
unees had been extinguished by the
water. and the steam pumps failed Ia
respond.
The crew at once manned the hand
pumps to keep the leak from
increasing, while an attempt was
l"otnS "0Io w Eodci bne JeEsey BuOEe
and beach the vessel. She filled so
last. however, that Captain Cain or.
dered the llfeboat lowered. As soon
as the bout touched tho water 1t broke
loose and drifted seward. The me1
remained without help until schoon
ler, working up the bay in tho dark.
u ess, heard their cries and rescued al
hands. They were transferred to the
tug General Mott ami taken to the
Delaware Capes. from where they
were taken to Philadelphia on the tug
Madeira.
/ The .McFadden is owned by Captalr
Hailinger OF Front and Walnut streets
she was built in ! G ut Camden, n j.
.IIhe amount of insurance on the yes.
sci is not known.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Jacob Trueksess was yesterday ap.
pointed postmaster at Lower Providence
Pa,
Two more jurors were secured in the
Prendergast case yesterday, making eight
in all.
Miss Francis Willard was rendered al
enthusiastic welcome home at the Cal
vary Baptist church, New York, last night
President Cleveland has committed Il
imprisonment for life the death sentenc,
of Frank Collins, convicted in Arkansa,
Of murder in the Indian country.
Speaker Crisp was at the house of repre-
seutatives yesterday for the first time
since his Illness. He talks with difficulty
owing to small ulcers ON his tongue.
1t is stated on excellent authority tina
! I. c. Mendenhall, superintendent Of tn
coast and goedatic survey, has sent
letter Of resignation to the president
John W, Hall, treasurer of the Rich
mopd and nanyille Railroad company
i died suddenly yesterday at his residence i
| Washington of rheumatism Of the hear
The silk weavers strike in West H
/ boken, n. j., is virtually over. TIL
4 Messrs Givernand, in whose mill the me
4 struck, have won. Every day more hand
:. are returning to work.
A letter of invitation to Hon. w.
Gladstone TO visit the United States VIZ
circulated In the house yesterday, an
was signed by almost all the senators
whom it was presented.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

The fact that Charles W. solloway.
foreman of the nav filter, did reosive
&c per week for three weeks from Ed.
win Pierce. In order that Pierce should
be favored with continued employ
ment cannot in any way reflect on the
management OF the mepbors OF the
Water Department. as neither of them
had anything to do with 1t, and were
In no way responsible for it. The pay
ment by Pierce or any one olse Of
money to Solloway on such n pre-
text Indicates stupidity that 10 sur
prising, as Mr.. Bond has sole charge
of the employment Of men. and those
seeking work must apply to him OF
to the Commissioners. The Every
Evening, with it's usual cunning, hae
endeavored to convert this private
moiehill into political mountain. but
1t will fall OF it's purpose as neither
tue Commissioners or the Republican
party can be Injured by 1t. Solloway
Is simply responsible for HE own con.
duct. and he will certainly have OPP
porit N ~ to repent OF his folly,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
shAtal9hi, Passenger Steamboats,


NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
IN FEltRY co. Time table taking eff.
-sRi--A feet Friday. May %. 1871 30.
-ssss-sAAs-saltween Wilmington. Peuns.
grove. Delaware River II. Il. points AMI
by connection with Mayor Reybold for
Pennsyi!ie. New Castle, Delaware City
and Salem,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington. King street wharf
h ~ II. M, arrive Pennsgrove 8 n. M.
Lave Wilmington, King street wharf
Up. m, arrive Pennsgrove 8 d y. IN.
Leave W Wilmington. King street wharf
. p. M, arrive iennsgFovc u DO n. m.
! Leagn Pcnnsgroye II. IN. arrive vii
uiiugton & 40 II. III.
A Lcav s'ennsgr0ve 10 a. M, arrive VII,
IinlngtUn 10 10 u. IN.
! Leave Ponnsgrove 80 p. ~, arrive vii
mlngt0n 30 p. IN.
SUNDAY ONLY.
! Leave Wilmington, King street wharf
0 a. m, arrivo Pennsgroveg iOa. m.
j Leave wilmington. King street wharf
~ p. IN. arrive PennsRrove = 10 D. IN.
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf
i 2. m, arrive i'ennsgrove q. 30 p. m.
i Leave Pennsgrove S II. m. arrive vii
lmih4tOn s 40 a. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove L. 30 p. IN. Rrriv,
Wilmington lilo p, IN.
j Leave Pennsgrove p. m, arrive vii
Connect at Pennsgruve wit h.Steam
er Major Rey bold aud Delaware Rive
: Railroad trains.
Connections at Wilmington with VIII
Hmlugton 4 Northern llaiiruad. Baltimor
& ONO railroad and Pennsylvania Rail
road.
The boat leaving Wilmington at 70 a
IN. and 3 p. IN. weekdays and a. m. an
! 30 p. M. Sundays viii connect wit
Steamer Major ReyOold' running be
tween Salem and Philadelphia
A. G. McCAUSLhND,
meS-tf Superintendent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

The indications are that an immense
congregation will be present at the
services of the rededfeatlon OF st.
lJosepn's Roman Catholic Church to.
morrow.
The dedIcatory services will begin al
1870 q. IN. and will be conducted by
the Rt. Rev A. A Curtis, d. D., who
will also pal ticipate. Tho choir will
DO composed oil 40 singers, selected
from the choirs Of the diocese, with L.
y. Curran welding the baton. The
Rev. d. j. Flynn of st. Mury's hu {
been selected to preach the dedication
sermon.
For the past two months Rev. John
ID. Carey has been one Of the busiest
men in the state overseeing tie work
OF remodelling the church. To,mor
, row the church will be practically 4
now one. A new roof has been put
on, a new sacristy added handsome
pews have been placed In position as
yell as three magnificent affairs. The
. church will DO consecrated in October
and by that time there will arrive from
Munich full SGT Of stained glass win
! dows and sot OF stations of the cross.
st. Joseph's Church Ia situated
, about two miles from this city II
Charleston Village, on the Kenne
Square Pike. Both the pastor anu poo
, pie are to be congratulated.
Father Carey Is regular hustler
During his former charge ut E,kton ht
remodeled the church there and bull
another one at Rising Sun.
In addition to those who will q
from this city there will be presen
several from New Castle. Elkton Ches
ter, Landenberg, Hoekessln aud Ash
land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Farmers and others who wish to
make money should produce on their
own properties every article possible
that may be necessary to the comfort
and convenience OF thoir families. By
90 doing many dollar can be saved
and embarrassment oftentlnes avoid
cd. The policy of this course Is EN-.
phaszed by a recital ia the Atlanta
Journal, of the experience of South
Carolina farmer, who after buying
everything his family wanted fol
thirty years and being barely able tc
make both ends meet, concluded tc
pursue different course. and In 1905
he did not buy dollars worth Of any.
thing that could be raised on his farm
He made fair crop of cotton, and al
though he sold 1t for seven cents q
pound, he made more money than
when he received much larger price.
showing that it Is not what one gets,
but what he saves, that leads to wealth.
There are hundreds OF farmers every
where that purchase little things they
might produce. A notable instance II
that OF farmers selling their milk q
the creamery at less than a cent
pound, and then buying their owr
butter. When this course Ia pursuet
It Is not surprising that wo hear com
plaints that the farm does not pay
Our grandiathers mado money b,
farming, and there IL no reason VIII,
persons should not d. 30 now ii the!
were equally Industrious and scono
mical. There ia great neglect, as wei
% want of thrift and enterprise IA
svery community, and theso are TIL
great drawbacks to prosperity. Thnrt
should be new leaf turned over III
spare minutes MS well as the spar
acres should b. utilized. A few mort
fruit trees could be set ont to Rlyau
tage. a strawberry be could lie made
asparagus celery, &ga Should be cul
tivated. and above all tho weeds shoul
be killed aud tho ground nude gOoC
The poultry. the swine as vol as tn
COWS and calves should be looked afte
closely. as out OF the former as muC
money may De made as from the la5
named. We hopo the limo Is not dti
tRnt when tho farm Will pay better
and the way TO hastenit is TO grow q
that can be gr6wn.anI to buy notAln
whatever that can bs produced on tn
farm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
A RUNAWAY TRAIN
An Engineer Thrown from His Cab
while on DUTY,

An Engineer Thrown from His Cab
while on Duty.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Eugineer Floyd
Pollison, of the Deckertown express, on
the New York. Susquehanna and Western
railroad, and the one that collide with a
trolley car at Paterson the other day, was
thrown from his cab yesterday, aud for
several minutes the train dashed down
the grade on the other side of Oakridgt
without hand on the engines throttle
or anyone to look ahead for danger.
The grade from Two Bridges down the
mountain for twenty miles is very steep
and engineers frequently apply the aii
brakes to keep their trains under control
While taking this precaution at sharp
curve west of Oakridge Pollison became
convinced that the brake on the tender Of
his engine was out of order. He JUMPED
to the floor of the tank, and while lean
ing far out to peer at the brakes he was
struck by the upright post of an auto
matte time signal. The blow knocked
him from his engine and threw him away
| from the wheels down the bank, twenty.
, five feet high.
Fireman Michael Collins, ignorant OF
the accident, continued at his duties. The
train in the meantime was dashing down
the grade at an unusual rate of speed
Everyone of the passengers were in peril
without knowing it. When nearing Oak
ridge one of the trains crew called the at
tention of Fireman Collins to the fact
that Pollison was not in his seat in the
cab. The fireman looked around hur.
riedly, and then, realizing that there must
have been an accident, quickly stopped
the train. The engineer was found lying
beside the track in dazed condition. Tn,
doctors say his injuries are not fatal, but
it will be some time before he will be able
to resume work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

The following transfers OF real ee'
tate were recorded at the EngineerinR
md SUI veylng Department yesterday'
Nelson Harris to William Il. Haw'
kins, house and lot on Wollaston
street. between Eighth and Ninth. ioi
20S62 feet.
Same to same, house and
lot on the West side OF Wollaston
street. between Eighth and Ninth, loi
20x62 6.
George W. McCaulley and wife tc
Edward II. Eckel. lot on the south side
Of Gllpln avenue. between Clayton
and Rodney, lot 2sxll2.
Same to same, house and lot on the
west side OF Rodney street. between
Gilpin and Delaware avenues, lot 2Sx
16.5.
Same to same, lot on the east eide oil
Walnut street. between Thirteenth
mud Fourteenth. lot 10 KITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

The feast of S. John. the Baptist.
which le cemmemorated to-day by the
church East and West is That of his
birth, In which It differs from the
other festivals and ts the only nntivll y
except that OF our Lord himself that il
kept by tho church (thOre being. how
ever. ono OF the black letter days OF
minor festlvals for the nativity OF the
Is. V. NJ. September Sth). There IL
also another festival keptin his honor
that OF his beheadiHK August go In
tue Eastern Church 5 another ia !,
January 1th). set apart as iestIva
in his honor.
All that Ia known of st. Johns his
tory after hls birth. Is told In the tie.
ginning of the Gospels In Matthew
x, whore Christ bears testimony Of
him, and In Luke Ia: 0. The martyr
dom of John Is one OF tho four men
toned In the Now Testament, the
others hGtnE those of tie iunoeents
st, Stephen and st. james. The pres
ent festival, thnt Of his nativity, IL tn,
moro ancient, OF the two boiling IN Ii
TONED In tic caleEdar If tho Ghulci
OF Cartilage rs early as 4. y. 4sI, IN
ls tile mora generally observed 81
John was spoken OF by the prophet
seventeen yours before he was born
and the very lust words In tbs q,
Testament within four hundred year
tuelUre his birth refer to him. d. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23


me sreeeh Oh non DaN'a " h',i III
he oh'teu e'ates Hehate On lhursuaE'
van 'eirio'e arra'snhon' Vi 'ho
e's'anu pAt'y, "''i y ~" iooAs "'
'"oush Tue ehtire revenue o'i, inhs
soes'piy 10 ueitateu ol' 'i'o hiia' 'o'e
his separation from the party seems
70 DC irreYocaoie'as he more thah once
aeolafea IN referring 70 inc income
az III TINS oe democracy want
hone OF II! II tlis represents the
hghest ieauership we can nave IN TINS
muse'l must dec'ihe 10 io'loW IT, 'JoN-
anuing ne sa'u' 80 hohs can ran 10 soc
NE vice chasm Dot"eeh nun ahu the
cleveland democracy Il repudlate
me spurious Democracy oil these mod
nm apostles VINO are part Mugwumps'
BART Fopnlists. and least OF all Demo
hatic' cannot IoIIom such Ieacer-
mp which com promises every VOL
istaonshea party prihcip'o winch
hitts anu turns with every passing
NeeZe' ana suftehuers III Inc iace Oh
~ery crisis
4 prefer defeat ana the preservation
h my seit-respect Inc aosuralty OF
me Adoption OF Tue income TAX Is TOO
apparent as the party mao opposed
ana iought against IL wheh u wac
neeued tor the PROSECUTION VI ING
var. uenounc'hs ~ aS unjust anu
"onsienioai uh'i' 1t oea9e,i W eA,Se' al
~ aiiuu'nk W sheir lersiVersatioi ~
eessru 10 one SILVER QUESTION anu theii
p'aosiua' auop'ion Vi heou rulings
NO warheu the soutn tta1 thelr course
wouia drlVe mol ohly Now lorK' out
.tso w" 'eiSey anu ooi''ieu'iou" intu
sue nepuoiican i@uAs anu Ihey wouiu
'snaiii Inere iore'er' ihese peuio
sra'e' NO sa'u' "ho are tenporar'y
w eonifoi' arc ura"ius Gus party III
=" .no apyss Oh ooil'loh'
ne al'uuou 10 norman as the great
%. oo'nproihiser Oh INC use' inc mat
VINO Will surrender principle lor OK
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is Transpiring In the Pretty Town
on tho Delaware.

Correspondence OF the Republic
New CASTLE. June %.
A gentleman from this city visited
Wilmington end said last evening that
John A. Wallis dream had come true,
for while In the queen city he found a
little book entitled "what Congress
has done and is doing" Rnd ON open.
ing 1t found that tue leaves were blank.
AIR. Walls stated last evening that he
Is oil the opinion that II this wea Their
continues that the gentlemen IN Wash
in9ton will DO able to keep of the
grass for another week.
For tho past six mouths the busiest
department of the Delaware Iron
Works has been the foundry. Since
the old works Of Morris and Tasker In
Philadelphia have baen torn down the
business has been increase largely III
order to have sufficient quantity of
iron each day ncupola will shortly be
built with tw Torso power. This
lie one OF the most interesting things
around the foundry. 1t Is simply shaft
furnace used Tor melting iron, and
to those who have never witnessed the
process IL would be truly interesting,
The City Cornet Band will give
another open air concert this evening.
BY the following program 1t will be
teen that the Country Picnic will be
rendered by request. The Country
PIcnc embraces everything which
goes TO make things lively. and all
will be produced BY the band this
ayGning.
! March :........... .........., Merle
sertnade. The stars are TwinkltnC
4 Cornet solo Eberlanian Polka. Eberle
lnternisston
q Descript Overture Country Picnic
liy tcqucstl Snyder
Waltaos. Marion. ........... Bennett
. tin op.SyIVrster
M.ucl. High school Cadets. ........sousa
New Castle is on tho toe OF expect.
ancy TO day,as the baseball team went
10 Camden 10 play the strong team nj
that place.
Louis Duncan will lodge conf lalnt
. with the Levy Court and demand atl
investigation into tho conduct of the
brldgetender at the Third street
bridge. Wilmington. duncan and his
friends claim that the bridge.is public
property, and that no tolls ahould
have been collected.
Wilbur Meredith has returned from
Philadelphia with o large stock OF
goods for Young America on July
Fourth. Wilbur Is a general agent
for tho RErUBIICAS, aud all oldJrs
and communications for the papel
eau be left with him and will be at
tended to as r quested.
Next week will be busy day In the
schools. as the annual examinations
: take place.
A lady here yesterday wont in tn,
cellar to rset some coal aud was NOR,
than surprised to find a big snake II
the coal box. A gentleman nearb,
was called and his snaks Zip dlsl q CHI
ed. Where the snaAe came from 10
mystery.
The Star Hotel has been frightened
by flesh coat OF paint and presents
good appearance.
! IT was stated here yesterday that
we'll known political worker OF THU
city had gone to Washington. It'll
supposed that he has got plum OF
Uncle Sans tree.
Professor Bradlield, OF Eas.on. Pa.
. who has been the guest OF Professor
Knapp for the past month, returned
home this morning.
John Atkinson Is spending couple
: G. days In Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
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A Mans Slipper, patent front
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23
DELAWARE DIVISION

Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for WI
mington texpress' $50 IN .. 49, sti .. TO- TO- 20
ILLS, LAO u. M. si2.31, 10 aOs. as L0I Al
sos 3; ~ 90 o. II, Gb5. $40, il.l1. Ills y. III
Accommodation. GO i8h 10. Is a. m.. liza
3.O1. 4O3, 4j7. G.a2 SIS. 1903 and ll.3s p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia tcxprcss), Isl 2s5 49,
SID S.i5. 1000. lu.9j. lL5l IA. M, h. 3Oj So
55t. 400. 7.15 and Wig y. III.
accommodation, 40, $40 a. m. 1910. l.45
LOB. 3. 10 aud 1879 y. IN.
For Ghes or express. III. 40. $50. s.sa
ll005, li.5l IL M. Ia. 5Oi 5.5i1.0I and 0l2 PIN
Accommodation 400. $40 Il. m. l.. J. /. ID.
Log, s. ~ - and lO@t p m.
For New York lcxpressh l.5', 2.jj, 40. 7.0t
$50. 1875, l0,25 il,5l a. ~, l!.lJ, H. sos. Al
100. go, i.O' and 1870 y. m.
4 For Boston without chan-c. 5.5G y. IN.
/ FOR New orleans. luchmond and Danville
i Express, 5.i1 y. III.
] For West che stcr via La,noKin, SIS a. man
Baltimore ana Washington. ~ sol. 1919 a
M. laQi, ls..'r az. 500, i.i.' $50 u. III. anG
4lg.4D night.
baltimore and intermediate stations. 60
FOR New Castle l. % night
For Cape Charles, Ola Point Comfort an
lNortoiS l9.Ol night.
j FOR Middletown. Clayton Dover Wyo
ming; FELTON,, H1rrington, liridgeviile Sea
ford. Laurel and pelmar. la.ul night.
lie We Philadelphia, broad street, for vii
.mnEton express 800. 40. s. 10 Ills, lii0 n
NJ, A.. bus, G55, 80, So. lilo. lilo p. IN
and IL 90 might.
j accommodation. So 1854 M, la85 80:
g. u S.;S, 1U.ui ami II. = =. IN.
j, $, Congressional Limited Express trains
composed entirely OF Pullman Nrstibule PaI
.lUr and Dining Cars. NJ extra fare
p thl.imitei expires, trains COMPOSED of Pull
man Nesttbule Parlor Cars, Nestibulc Pass n
ger Coaches and DlnuR Tar. NoeXtra fare
80 X chIHoud anu DanyillG LXpr S.. y
coaches
Tor further Information, passengers al
referred TO q c ticket agent at tile station.
q. :. NJ. FHENOST. j. H. WOOD
n General Manager. General Passenger As
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

Tho Democrats should stand by
Governor Reynolds. 1t would he the
height Of ingratltude to desert him nr.
ter what he has done for the party. II
Flower of New York had his pluck,
Nc Kane would not languish in prison,
ND Croker and other roguss could
return to their posts and assist in
achieving another Democratic victory
In connection with the big contribu.
tons of the Sugar Tru 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-23

The Smyrna Times snys:When au old
man marries young woman, that ls,
in her twentles. 1t Is cullei a union of
December ana Maya lntiees tree
and a blooming spring Hover but the
marriage in tlis town on Wednesday
night OF Mr.. Thomas jackson, OF Duel,
Creek, aged "a. and Mrs. Anna NJ
Moore aged "a, might with equal pro
priety be designated u union OF "Dsc
cemher and August" Such courage
uncle "Tommy"nas manifested in TAX,
ing the care OF a wife at his ripe aye
calls forth certain kind of admira
ton that Is full equivalent to congrat.
ulations extended to tho Happy cou
Tle." Though differing considerably
IN nges they are equal In the CHIEF
events that 80 to make up lifa, viz:
they have each passed through the
marriage ceremony four times.