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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-03-08
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-03-08

To many, man a lily-white hand
feeling of rapture imparts
But a red one for me,
II it only be
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-03-08
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Won
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
and carefully prepared from the best in
gradients.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
The PRICES

Of the New Fall Suits for
Men, Boys and Little Boys
at the New York Clothing
House are exceedingly low
this season.
The cause is well known
without further comment.
But while the cost to you
is considerably less, the stand.
ard Of making; the cloths,
and general workmanship is
higher than we have ever
before shown. =
Many very popular STYLES
and particularly good values
in Mems Suits al $50. 0, 81,
$500 and 50. 90.
Long Cut Sacks, Regent
Getaways in finest Clays,
Cheyiots, Cassimeros, W or.
steds, Ifieots and others.
AT 5000, 5000, Sl4,00,
$1,000, $1,000, 81 100 and
$500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
THIRD edition.


U Hawke was Instrumental In winning
o game FOR Baltimore.
John l.. sullivan says Fitzsimmo ns
can whip Corbett.
Peter Maher wants another crack at
Bob Fitzslm mons.
CorbetJ must tight Fitzslm mons or
forfeit tue championship.
tohn IL Gentry paced u quarter in
W. seconds, last eighth In Isl seconds
at GalesburR on Wednesday,
Two hundred BaltimoIe sports saw
Dave Horn whip Frank pemond, of
Phlladelphla. in seven rounds near
Baltimore last night.
Go light Choynski" said Corbeltl
ana tltlsimmoEs Knocked Joe out in
Blk rounds. Now fight Dan Dreedon. !"
said Corbett, and Dan last al less than
two rounds with Bob. CorbeLt's latest
u that Fitzsiinmon s must light Steve
ODonnell. aud should Long Bob do
that hs would probably name Peter
Jaekeoh as the next man. 1t really
looks as though Corbett had a very
wholesome reRar,. for Fitzsimmons.
Staye Qponnsll, through W. A.
Brady. yesterday challenged Boz
fltzsimmons to fight for $1,000 n side
y Donnell claims that he was peyer
ueieated, and nevcr shocked down.
cannon anu Loates. the rival En-
lish Jockeys, ats hay ng great rnce
Tor the lend. Cannon Las $50 winning
mounts to his credit so far this season
and I.oates scored his la9Lh win on
lsinKlass yesterday. Cannon rode
Throst.e in the race.
Noah W. Wartman. the champion
billiard player of ltoxborouyh, chaI.
lenged DR. White, the amateur cham.
pion of philadelphia. for tho ohampion
ship,and a match has he, n arranged To
lake place at StiIlwelPs parlors OF
October ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

L0NG.--On September q. 1891. Annie
Long, aged Il ye ms and months,
Relatives and friends are invited to Mt
| tehh the funeral from the residence OF
nor mother. No. 81 Riddles BanNR or
sunday afternoon at o'clock, Inter
| iheht ~ Mt Salem cemetery.
heauihg papers please COPY.
sEtl1S.-On September asth. 1894, Eliza
helh A.. widow of William o. Seeds, ID
her ssth year. 49, -
Relatives and friends nrc rcspectfuli,
lhVited to attend thu funeral from III I
residence, of her son -iu-law, II enry Evan,
NJ olb west sth st cot, OH Monday, Oct
list, at 3 o'clock.
ia WIHnRNf-ou September 2gt h. 1894.
ShlIle j. hawthorne. wife of Thomas
hawthorne.
Relatives and fren Is arc Inv ted 10 Mt.
tend her funeral from tho Residences of
her nus tani near Stlnton Dol, on Sat
uruhS, september a9th. Services at tho
mouse mouse ~ lUo'clock II. m. lnternent nj
"hitc Clay Creek Cemetery.
DoWNWARD-On September Goth, 1894
Anna Mn, wife OF Henry g.. DnwnwarJ
heihtlfrs ana friends are invited 10 nj
tcnd the funeral from tie residence az
her husband. Pennyivanin avenue ana NJ,
rrahhllIi street. on saturday. ,thc altl
waite. pa
sTnEvENsoN.-on September 9th. 1891
llhNii >teyrnsoa, in his IN w
Relatives and friends are iuyitrd ia n,
TEND the funeral from his lnto reslicnre
ives street, on Monday, Oct. lst Mt
o.elrck p. III. lntorment ut Kiyeryiew
ceheseIy. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
MYSTERIOUS PACKAGE.
What Became Of the Six Thou
sand Dollars That Disap-
Pr AIRED from a Mail Car
ON The DELAWARE RAILROAD
In May Lnst-Thounht 10 Have Been
Found in n Wilmington Sewer.

Mall Agent Henry o. Long. on Sat.
utday, May q. Was arrested by detec.
tives employed by tho Adams Express
Company owing to the mysterious
disappearance Of package contain
ing 10000 from safe In tho car under
MIR. Long'e care, some o days previous
while making up the train at Harring-
ton, Del.
IL vii, be remembered by numerous
readers OF the REPUBLICAN, that while
Mr.. Long stepped out OF the car only
fow minutes and went over to the
hotel, procured drink and a cigar,
the money Was taken. An eXamlna.
ton was held in Hotel Richardson.
and AIR. Longs statement taken down
by shorthand writer. He was will
Ing 10 talk lie said that on Monday
night when the robbery was ommiLted
he was In his portion OF the car until
harrington was reached. At this
point he threw his mail pouches on
the station platform and went out OF
the car by way of tho smoking part of
The car In the smoker he met friend
and with him went over to the hotel,
took drink and got cigar.
When he returned he found that
train No, g6. with which his own train
connected, had just got into the sta.
zion. Ho knew nothing OF tho rob
bory until told or it by Joseph Graham
Il lineinan on the Delaware road After
the examination Long took charge OF
his car.
The money was taken somewhere
near harrington, Dol, it Is thought
Inc Adams Express Company have
had the detectives at work on the case
eser since bnt tho missing money has
not been como I'M with
Yesterday William Tunis Adams'
express hgun nj Clayton, Dol, accon-
panied by Mr. George {. lllldt, general
superintendont at York, Pa, and Mr..
J. W. Cooke, superintendent of the
Wilmington olllce, visited Mr.. Richard
PHtHowsky, manager OF Blumanthals
morocco factory, corner of Front aud
Monroe streets. and said they hnd
rnderstood that when the sewer in
Reed street was put down that tho
package containing the 5000 had be,n
found and brought to Mr.. L. for safe
keeplng, who had placed 1t in tie
Trims large eafe awaiting an owner
Tho gpntlemon called upon the
general suDerutendent last evening,
and uIade him acquainted vita tho
facts which had been reported to them
about tho find. Mr. L. said IL the
money had been found he knew moth
Ing OF 1t, or its having been placed IL
In the firms safe. The three gentle.
men visited tho factory this morning
and said they would bring the boy
who spread the rumor this afternoon.
Thus lar tho money or any trace OF
It, have failed to materialize ard IL ie
thought that IL never elme So far
North as Wilmington. Al any rate
the dis appearance of this package
llis been IL regular puzzle to the
Adams Express Company. The hunt
Is still on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28


As Is usual In exposltions of this
sort there is grand rush for epaoe
f1r the display OF goods at the last
moment. Manager Buckley received
telegram from Smith, Harprll Il Co.
oil baltimore, yesterday. asking for
space which was as signed them, and
they vii. therefore make fine exhibit
OF their cereals and prepared buck
wheat, They will have skilled dem.
ons trat ors present. 1helr booth will
be draped in the Maryland colors. The
Albany Lumber II Wuoden.ware Co.
also telegiaphed for space TO exhibit a
patent egg beaten which they manu-
lhelure, The u. s Burnham Clam
Bullion Co. is one of the trims that are
trvlng.to get IN at the last moment.
Most oil the exhibitors have discover.
Oh that 1t Will add greatly to tho APP.
peardnce OF their booths and thereby
TO the hppearaLGe OF the Exposition to
place number Of inca indecent lights
in their booths.
The Wilmington City Electric Com.
PAM will wire the hall for these extra
lights and worFmen have now com.
menced operations. These new lights
! Of which there will be over 1850 IN the
booths, added to tine already exeep.
uonally good facilities for light, will
lnake the Auditorium scene of bril-.
llancy. Tho manngempn are iubllant
over tho storm coming and goiny be.
fore tho exposition opens, ard it is
thought that II will DO the best pa.
trolllIed affair OF the kind. ever held In
THIS section OF the country. Scores of
| decorators are at work In the hall but
| the demand greatly exceeds the sup.
ply.
| one OF the head decorators from
Jno. Wanamakers. with number Of
| workmen, 10 at work on tho booth of
the Wn. Lea Sons Co.. and also have
several other booths to build. Mama
ger lueliiey was skirmishing around
late last evening trying to lind local
decorators to hel . out with tho work.
rus Will give some Idea of the nagni.
tude Of the undertaking.
I the Chester Exposition a number
OF firms offered prizes for tho best ar.
tlcles OF food prepared. using tho va
rlouS products which they manufac-
tute, aud the result WAS astonishing
even to the representatiyes.in charge
OF the displays.
Over one hundred loaves OF bread
! were brought TO the booth of the
NashhErn-trosby Co., and the scene
| was one 0i great excitement, as the
ladies' surrounded tho booth a awaiting
/ no decision. The interest created
among tho housewives liz particular
/ ana the public in general was so
! mniked and agrcontle that the same
| iuea VIII To extensively followed in
! Nl!mingtoH, Tho KNOX Gelatine Z o.,
the Cleveland Baking Powder Co., ".
II Bukcr ~ Co. the Mashuurn-C rosby
TO. ANA the Martha Washington Flour
90. are among those who Will offer
gold prlhrs for the best cookery In
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

John OBrlen, OF Clayton, came to
ms city yesterday and got ''IoadeI. F."
III Tie Municipal Court this morning
lie was lined II aud costs for being
drunk
William o'DOnnel was fined 81 and
costs Tor corner iOEnging.
Alfred Hayes, Milliard White jacob
2mitl, George Farrell and Howard
fiHyos were charged with disorderly
cohGGct by officer White and were
lined 50 and costs each.
Forrest L. Hall and william II. Boy.
er, uolored, were lined SIS and costs
sicll Tor lighting OH tho street
John Roach, coi0red was charged
with lisorderly conduct. Ho WAS ar
rested by officer Peterson for tlgutiug
On tie street
witness deposed that John went
INTO restaurant on Shipiey street u
get Ills supper AID that well known
druggist who WAS ut the oyster hgi
struck Roach and sent him spraw ling
Oh the iluur like roach. lnc ALTAR
Was carried to the street as the officer
came alCng. The ease was dlsmisse
Isaac Anderson, coiOrod. for over a
lehl has heen living with Emma Lena
wilson, aud to show his regards to,
wards her on tuesday eyaulnE he
struck ana KNOCKED her down seyerll
lines. lilo was ordered to pay q line
oI 80 and costs or spptII 10 days with
Sheriii GOuld at New Castle iall. The
court stated It's intention o. breaking
M the outrageous carrying on vi such
people who believe hrcausu they live
together that they can abuse one an
other Just as they p,etso.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

James Manning was witness liz q
case yesterday at the uppnu court, Ee
has been in the city since Iussday
last. When ha received his witness
lees yesterday Afternoon he though he
you'd take home sonatAlug IL
1ownsend, whero he lives, which
would be something ElGe so he bought
watch Tor $500 and chain for G,
cents.
This was about $50 o'clock last
evening. lie then thought he won i'd
Try how good the Wilmington VII skey
was, and Jci0re no knew much about
lls strengtL he was relieved OF his
match. About ten inmates past II he
informed Officers Malonev aud Lyons
o. the fact that his property was gone
IL Just took 8lNluney twonty mInutes
70 move around end pick up Edward
gibbons and William McCranu, allns
Eucky McGinnls. Oi1icur LYONS Wa
NJ his bide in short order and found
tne watch in Gibbons p0Gkut
III the Muulctpal Court til, morn.
snR the two msn vera neld IN $500
bAI Tor further hearing to IA orrow
morning. Mctirtan has lust com
pleted sentence Tor larceny The
Two efficient officers ara deserving of
praise for tho Quickusss w It'll which
they arrested the two mon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28


| Peter Iorkel, the second hand deal
or at No. .OI West Front street, was
robbed of lot of clothing, watches
and reviewers last night Torkel this
morning notified the police and the
thiei detailed number Of officers on
the case. He went - Front street
hiiusel and aftor while found that
two young colored men had pnwned
a large amount of clothing ut 1O4 East
Front street.
He gave u description of them to
tho officers, aIIG soon afterwards Ser.
Eeunt Btyley and Officer Davidson 10.
Gated the two youths in the west yard.
! As soon as the officers were sighted
by the youths thoy ran away. A hot
, chase onsued, In the course of which
| the pursuers and pursued waded
through marshes and bitches.
The officers finally arrested both
youths and brought them to the city
/ hall whare they are locked up They
gave their namos as Frank Reed anu
james Smith
Frank Reed IL an alias for Edward
Gates VINO snyS he is IA yenls of ago.
He escaped from the MARYLAND house
OF Reformatloa ut Gheltenham. Prince
Georges Go. Md. few month"; ago,
and went To his home at Chicago.
JHilltS Slnlti IL Inc man CHOSEN by
benjamin 1ahh who claims HAMPTON,
Va, az his home He Is II years OF age
of light copper color.
His number Was 1851 in tho reforma-
tory
They came to town yesterday and
sold revolver for - cents to Torkeps
wife.
This morning about 4 o'clock thev
came along. raised The window, walk
ed in and took j 10 worth OF goods.
They took them to simmons lumbar
yard. where Reed put on an entire new
suit VI lottes including under cloth.
Ing. When arrested there were four
revolvers and watches found In their
possession.
About S75 worth OF the stolen prom.
erty has been recovered.
They requested Chief Dolan to
write to General j W. Horn at the
Reformatory,siating their Willingness
to return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

phAsNB 'ltaltA H'Il - F.
The Robinson Comic Opera Com
pany appeared 1T Tim Grand Oprr,,
HOUSE, last evening In tho opeln
Gdroile Girolla, Presenting in such
manner DO TO eyohe much amusement.
Chrnee OF Normandy Will DO proaented
tBis evening"
On Mond ~ eyerirg ester Wallucl's
most sue asstu l.as ltased4ls VIII
b. given an elaborate pruaucLiUu nj
iha Grind Opera fguss. by hat pop.
onediau. vi Joseph 5. inw.
or AID Coiopeseut company OF ar.
MaRntllcent costumes and scenes
vi be a feature. Lye.y thing Nl.I b.
NV y the same as char cterllsd It long
Now York RON,
Thomas q Seabtooges new comic
opera 'lobasro' viii pe givon its in.
tRl presentation before Wilmington
iai!ence, next Wednesday eyaaiux at
lie Grand Opera House, by an able
company ut artists Tho story tod /,
y Mt OF shii wrecked lri Auln w4o
lt stranded Oh The shore Of Tar glefs,
II has made n hit VIII rover IRE .sitil
and Will. no doubt do so here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

There was session OF Superlo +
Court last night.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance
company of Philadelphia, through its
e.nusel, William q. Spruance, brought
suit TO foreclose u mortgage OF f4y, 900
against tho Walton and Whanu Com
pany, lie conditions of tho mortgage
were that IL should TO paid in nunt,a
thrtallmeuts OF $500 Upon the ilr,L
lnstaiIment becoming due ID was
promptly paid, but before the second
annual installment became due. anon
the petition OF one Narcotics l.
Wheeler OF Vermont, receivers were
Appolnt9d by tue UAited States Circuit
Court. who thereby tooa in charge ana
control the mortgage property II the
siu walton aud Whann Company.
10 the aiiliavlt OF demand filed al
4inoavlt OF defence was filed Dt
Edward G. Bradford. representing the
Walton anu Whann Company, IN.
receivers set forth the fact that the
action OF the United States Court in
appointing the receivers. rendered the
walton and Whann Company unable
10 comply with the conditions of the
mortgage by act OF the law. The Rrgu-
Dent was ma1a for Judgment not
Mitbstnhding the affidavit OF defence
NO decision was rendered
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
Time TO make CA HAACE
Paopre Everywhere are Cutting
Away From Tradit uns.
"RING OUT THE OLD"
What Modern Discovery and Science
ure Doing for The People OF Tubs
Inud.

rs 1t not time to make q changed
The speaker was connected with tn,
Board OF Health OF one OF the leading
American cities.
Livery person" he continued. "wht
has died OF consumption within this
past twenty years has left large lega
cy OF empty cod liver oil bottles. III,
more advanced Of the medical profes
sion do not believe that one single lif-
has boon saved or prolonged by tho
use OF cod liver oil. The profession
has eeen sadly disappointed In the re-
sult."
This Is doubtless very true" spid
one of the gentlemen with whom he
was converslng. but what can bt
used in place of it?' ..
The doctor spoke worry positively as
he said:
For some time the moro advanced
of the medical profession have been
seeking for something upon which to
build hope for the rescue OF the vas,
multitude OF dying people. 1t has FOL
some time been conceded TIT rellel
would only come in the way of food
that would stop the waiting in this
dread disease. In all cases OF con
sumption there IL always present OBJ
stinate indigestion. Is not this indi'
gestion tho cause OF the wasting
{ ousnmptives never die when lnoreas'
ing In weight, In other words. wnen
the wasting is stoppGur
The listeners exchanged looks OF
establishment but IL was plain that
they believed that the eminent pro.
lessor was saying.
IL believe that the discovery OF u
pre-dlgested food. in other words. a
food that has been artitlcially digested
before IL Is eaton, has solved the prot.
iem. have seen very many OF the
ELECTS which 1t has produced, oven
with people who were so run down
and emaciated us to be aim st on the
verge oil death, and | positively know
that In all The cases | have observed,
there has boon surprising aud quick
recovery. In several III ,taucea gain
of over twenty pounds has been
brought about wholly by the use of
this pre.higested food, which is now
known to doctors, scientists, and the
world as Paskolu.
~ have examined this food very
and find that IT. Is conf
posed Of arLillc!ally digestod starch lnl
tho form of maltose. sucroSr, etc.
and such as maltese sucrose and
grape sugar. which. III you know. are
the only substances that foriu fat andl
llesa. combined with digestive prluei.
ples. II Ia because of Its purity md
value that 1t produces tGhl
results II does, and |, for one, am not
surprised that 1t ls slpe-soding the
uso vi nauscuus cod liver oil andl
fatty substances. which are supposed
10 produce flesh, but which certainly
do not do 80"
Passola can DO had OF any reputa |
bic druggist. An Interesting pam,I
pilot descriptive of tie product %ill tel
sent free on application to the Pre-. hi.
gested Food Company, 80 Reude ST..
New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

We offer Dac II inlre Dollars Rcwarl
lot any cas-" OF tal'uTn that cannot h,
Cured 10y litil On Urrll Cure
=. lh&fh A'u,. Props. Toledo q.
Va .hr uud"rsiZnei h4vi I,Iluwn II 4
Shcnhh lur TIE last q YEATS. uu1 - ,Iirvu
nan perfectly l0u0rthlriu al busiu j.,
Transaction. aud ttnhuutaiy Hh.e tn-rnrrN
q hht ltattous .Gate fy tneir nm
" laI ~ liti' W, WburAale DruggiSts
Toledo Ohiu, WNLbiN1, KiNxtN n 81 m,
VIZ, Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Toledo. Ohfu
Hth a arm 'urt tIkcii internally
u lh& a .trtt = liIcI the blood Rbd miI.
tpHs '9lfhres ~ thn SYST ~ Prec DC
mouttlg free
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

Correspondence of the Republ oln.
Dover, Del. Sept 2S, lSgJ. Dover
seems to have building boom. At
present there are two now houses In
progress. One Is being built on
North state street by MI. j. 4. Jsnsou,
The other is that OF VIM. S. Hammond
on Division street. Joseph iIpvi 5
three story brick building Is nearing
com pletion. Several other houses
Will lie erected this fall
The Indies Of Wesley NJ. l.. Church
Will hold festival in the lecture
room next Thursday evening.
Hon. George Y. Massey will make
improvements On ms residence on
Ming street Ia the near future.
HE peoples party OF this county
has decided To have an =orIan to be
oaIdd the 'ltefOrlnor' with J. Alexan.
der Iuthen as editor.
The Young Women's Christian
IemperanGs Union will hold Il caiie in
Hanna's Ice Cream saloon, Saturday
evening. sept 90.
Mrs A, Il. Richardson has zone to
Boston. Mass, where she will spend
the winter with her sister.
Nh. robert Cannon of N3w York
NY aid HE father, " l.. Cannon is
in town.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

Joshua II Marvil, tho Republican car
factories at Laurel, md gives employ
ment to some 2p0 hands, with a pay
roll of RboIt $1,000 per week. IN,
mills have been closed down for
few weeks but will start up about thu
Sth OF October, to the great giGtIiiuu
ton Of not only the workmell, bat o
the citizens generally.
The baskt IL made during the tal
and winter will be Disposal OF In Feb
rGary and March to the fruit gro wer,
aud iruckers down the peninsula. Mr.
Marvil is an ontorprlsing man, and u
would be blessing to the eoinmunil
II there were many more like him. liz
Is highly popular, and we boIieve hi
will he elected Governor of the State
by good majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

Come early and receive the benefit OF our great
bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

prices, We hope you will not efop read.
Ing as soon as We tell you its on shoes.
We have tho above mentioned mind
oil prices nni they mean Just about
ton TO iiiicen per cent lower for COOL
footwear than tho below cost non.
sohse tax Of many stores. Il Isn't
much OF a riddle why We can soil
footwear lower than many stores Our
prices arc minus high rent and Other
fancy expenses. ami II makesa differ.
eneo- too. ls 1t something neat and
good for tbs boys and girls to-day
Try the T. Il. special shoes. they ar,
great. tormni's. No. 10 L Fourth
srset, between Market and King.