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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Dea,, tpnw We'll.

Mrs. John Lsanard. residing at No. 1o1
South Van Buren, street was found dead
IN a well in the yard of the house yester.
day afternoon. The body when found
was devoid of all cloting. To get into the
well several boards were chopped away.
The husband and daughters of the women
where away from home when the
deed was committed. What prompted
the woman to commit the ras b act is d
mystery The body was removed from
the well by Ohicer Palmer and some 9th.
ers DR.. w. +. Cochran was summoned.
but life was extinct. An inquest will bs
held this afternoon or tomorrow morn
Ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

II has been said that the voltage from
the electric light wires are not dangerous.
A lad IL years old grabbed the iron franc
OF an arc light In Reading. Pa. on Thurs
day, and received shock of 1900 volts
through his body. He was knocked sense
less
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
An Enraurnuiur Iha,ns.

Tho lecture delivered by Rev. DIR. W. l..
8. Murray, before the students OF Col
dey's Commercial College on Thursday
afternoon, entitled Look Up" should
prove an inspiration to all who heard
It. In order to accomplish any commsn-
dable work the worker must be hopeful
anc have confidence In himself. He must
look up" The despondene man will
rarely succeed In anything. His com.
plants are like a wet blanket upon the
spirits and feelings Of his associates, he
is indeed Jonah in every enterprise.
Bright, cheerful, hopeful boys. who
trust In God and keep their powder dry"
Will make successful business men. law
yers. doctors. statesmen and also clergy
men. Despondeuts will be relegated to
the rear. turn out dead failures and will
pass away without leaving a com me nda.
ble mark behind them. Those who look
up and labor In season and out OF season,
Will win Victories In every department OF
life anu the world will be both wiser and
better for their having lived. DR.. Murray
Is doing good work as In ''looking o. .
many others are encouraged to do so
little ieaven may ieaven the whole
lump. Look up"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

The cup will remain on this eide OF the
Atlantic. All three of the races called go to
the Defender. The race yesterday was
sailed alone by the Defender. the valkyrie
after the start Withdrawing from tho race.
The cup committee notified c. Oliver
lseliu that the three races and cup had
been awarded the gallant Defender. Lord
DupIaven says that he does not believe
that he has a superior boat. and that he
thinks he has been groosly insulteI by
the representatives of the challenging
syndicate. The American people would
rather have seen the race Of Tuesday last
sailed over again. as they were confident
that the Defender would nave won. The
way the races have turned out looks like
baby play on somebodles part. The inter.
est all over the country had been
awakened after the first race on
Saturday last when tho Defender won
easily.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
-nal,e In ,,er I,ea.

BBIsroi, Pa. Sept. IA most dIsagIee-
abIo bed companion nearly frightened
Mrs. John Williams out OF her Betsos.
She resides near Morrisville aud yester-
day found suake about two feet tong
cooled up in the middle er her bed be-
meath the cover. The woInan's screams
brought her daughter upstnirs Ia Il hurry,
ana the two despatched tbs iutrasIsr with
Hat irons,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

The American Line Steamer st. Louis.
has arrived safe aud sound at her -iourn-
eye end at Southampton after stormy
passage. The severost gale lasted for
forty eight hours. and tho California fruit
Ia the cold storage room was tossed
about and slightly damaged. The captain
was thrown out of his berth and received
a severe scalp wound which confined him
to his berth during the entire trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
AnE1Rttrd ap,n,nn,

Senator Gray has Grover Cleveland 80
close 10 Ills eye that he can't see tho unl.
verso beyond Lln. Mr.. Nattersou, Of the
LOUISVILLE Courier Journa. says there sno
logic nor precedent for third term FOR
any man. He has lively recollection OF
ths faithful B1G delegates for a third terra
for General Grant. ana the minority so
shrewdly managed tic convention ILUt
Garfield got It. lie further declares that
II Cleveland got tho nomination, in Eis
opinion he would not carry s.Hg g eoIuty
In the United Stutes.
TERRIFIC wind etogm swept over
different sections OF Watsrtown n. Y.
on IhursdaY causing much damage to
property and causing a serious disaster
and fatality at Cape Vincent al the foot
of Lake Ontario. Two persons were
killed and numerous ones injured. 1t
was the III ost severe wind stotm that h $
visited that section since Its settlement
by the whites. The storm only iastad a
few minutes but 1t ieYeled everything in
1us oath.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

THE grand Jury on Thursday by vote
of thirteen to six indicted the alleged
tiIbusters who were arrested by Marshal
Lannon at Pennsgrove. N. ]. 1he accused
number nineteen Cubans and they Will be
tried In the U. 8. Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Is there any petty spite work ie the aon-
mandatory order of the Board Of Health
for the Board Of Educaticn to abate =
nuisance. that they say docs not exists. It
Is said tho members Of tho Board OF health
have been trying for nearly three years to
TO get this nuisance abated. IL nuisance
existed we don't think the members OF
the Board of Education would bs the ones
to fight the Board OF He aith to keep from
abating It at once. Is there something
else back Of this light between the two
bodieaf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

TEE scene which took place between Mrs.
John A.Logan and MIR. Henry watterson. on
Thursday. after his speech to tho boys In
the blue and gray at Louisville. KY. was
touching In the extreme. Those who. wit
messed II say they Will never forgst IL.
On MIR. Wattereon beinss introduced to
Mira Logan she said on extending her
hand to shake hands with the gifted edi-
tor and orator: Il am glad have been
permitted to live 10 hear your speech
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Cost $50 TO Recover 81.

Pottsvllle, Pa, Sept. 12.-In a larceny
case In the Schuylkill County Court now
In session, the county was obliged to pay
$50 In costs. In which the olfense was the
stealing OF four chickens worth 81. which
the accused had agreed to reatore to the
owner before the case was returned to
Court In the meantime the county
treasury Is about empty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

EVEN the President has to sneak away
when he wants day of to himself. On.
happy is the man who can cali
himself ruler of these United States for
four year. But still they are always will.
ing to take a second term. Some are SO
hogish that they or their oiiice holding
friends want q third term.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

HE Durrant trial which 10 now taking
place In San Francisco is attracting wide
spread attention. The evidence ia purely
circumstantial and the prosecuting at
torney appears TO bo weaving chain
around him that may yet result In the
verdict OF guilty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

AFTER all the big boom in the morocco
business there is prospect OF the busi-
ness falling off amongst our manufactur.
ers owing to the scarcity and high price of
raw hides.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
A large audianee assembled last

A large audianee assem- bled last night
In Wesley NJ. L. Church to hear MIR Horace
Arney's popular lecture on The Theatre
All were delighted with the address. Mr.
Arney speaks on temperance tonight at
8 o'clock In the NJ. Z. Church. seventh
street and on Sunday morning at 1890 he
will deliver Gospel address In the tent
on Lombard between 7th AMI Sth streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Injured While nj Work.

While at work In the mill OF the Mo.
Cullough Iron Company this morning
George Hurley of Brandy wine Village was
truck on the right arm by piece OF
sheet iron thrown from machine, which
Inflicted severe and painful wound. Al
tho office of DR.. II. NJ. Frlst, Eighth and
Spruce streets. the Injured man was given
medical attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
The Isoo,hwsn Camp.

Another meetlng to complete the pro-
gramme for the Boothwyn Ca mp meeting
will be held this evening ut the residence
OF II. II. Mccartney. The camp will open
on Wednesday OF next week and services
will be held every day and evening until
the close.
Sooiul programmes are being arranged
by tile respective committees for the Ep.
worth League and Christian Endeavor
days. each society being given day on
lla prokrnmne.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
No Donhts Abnut runs.

There is no dCuht but that bargafns in
building lots Will he obtained at the Cr5s
ton public sale TO bS held saturday
Sept. 2lst. at p. m. At Washington anu
gam streets, and whether you have IN oueY
or ngt you can buy. Terms 50 month.
OF ID discount for cash. Don't forget tho
Z. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

TRAINS innsT nEpor ExsT soUND
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE
NUE. DEPOT. EAST souND'
All prsi trains Illuminated with Pintsch
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STATION.
For New York, weekdays, .5.iS ?. TIA m1,.so
FOR Piitsbafs and Chicago. daily.
For Baltimore. week days. $50 a. m: =
'bl5 p m Sundays, 3 Els Iptae,ona 2; II; week.
days rGr Lsnde9sfrs sso es q % n9a Ta 'a M sSadss
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LEAVE .PHILADELPIiIA tTWELKrH
Week. NGy days. .s2o .E:b, :iois a. n; in
p. m. Sundays, $50. .f.65 a. M; 1.2l p. IN.
Telephone, No. 1888.
Z. o. scui.L. General Passenger Agent
r.. d. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Ain. William Davidson rendered the
Ferd Fullmer Chorus reception last
evening. Vocal and instrumental music
was tho order of the evenings entertain
inant
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Tho electric light will be turned on in
st. Joseph's Church, Braudywine, next
Sunday evening at the Vesper service at
7.30. Il. is the only Catholic Church in the
State lighted by electricity. The church
will be crowded to witness the illumina.
tion. Father Birmingham will preach.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
psrmli.s,. :. ..s,..lt Jae.son,s Hole

Permittes. .ssvssit Jaekson's Hole.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.--The Indian bu-
reau has granted permission to Agent Te-
ter, at the Fort Hall reservation, in Idaho,
to allow certain Bannock Indians to 90
into tho Jackson's Hole district under mill
itary escort in search of property ahan-
doned there by them on the occasion of the
attack made on them by settlers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

fHE Rockford team played a good game
of ball on Thursday afternoon at the
Union street grounds. They easily de-
feated the strong Germantown team by
score of l2 to 9.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
I,oaru. Of R,pubIIcan Club,,

YORK, Pa, Sept. 13-The delegates to
the convention Of the State League,of Rs.
publican Clubs number from l 500 to z, 600
Major Everett Warren is alone In the field
for league president, and will be elected by
acclamation. The Erie delegation are
booming the Lake City for the next con-
vention. 1t will probably go there.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Huiidiug Permits.

Building Inspector Grubb today Issued
the following permits:
|. II. Countiss. one story frame kitchen
at SOL East sixth.
j. ]. Herman, one story brick kitchen.
Marion Wood. one twu.story brick store
and dwelling Twenty. third and Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

The Bannock Indians have secured the
consent of the government to visit Jack
cons Hole. to collect their stock and
other property left there when they re-
turned to the reservation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
Property Transfer.

william S. IiIles has transferred TO
Emily NJ. Kendall tho lot with a three-
story brick house thereon at EsRAtA aud
Walnut streets.
Niles Helen Ghisney has returned hnme
from wyoming aud BTldgeVlIle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

REED birds are rather Wild. but fat as
butter. They have boon rather plentiful
anu sold from SO cents to 81 per dozen
dresaed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Thomas James left this morning on a
ten daye' trip He will spend thu hme
watching his favorite base ball club win
the pennant. He is b great admlrer OF
Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

AcconpENG TO tho statement of the So.
eicty for Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals
they have turned into the City Treasury
$40 for the past uonth and have sent IN
their bill for si5o IEis ollice has always
teen self supporting and should have 70.
mained &c. II tho Society can't get
enough out OF the business TO ray them
they should be made TO take only that
which the oillee paid to It's predecessors.
Had the Old way hettnr lie adopted Hgatn.
and thus saVe the taxpayers from putting
their banda Ia their 70 caets TO pay tho
Society every month TINT which it iit.cs
not earu2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

II would be good thing II some OF th'
rain that has been falling In the West wa:
circulated through our state. The greunt
nneds IL badly. -------
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
QUOTATIONS
Reported by
IIEAI.D a. COMPANY,
lFuals pr-a and txrnis ARA
Seventh and Market stree

Seventh and Market Streets
Investment aud hecuritiss yielding
from To per cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks and Bondso on Commission axecut-
ed at all the stock exchaogea
Private telegraph wires to New YORK,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit %
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
rhaIivInn Al

On Wednesday the long dlstnrce telo.
phone was testad from Louisville TO Chi.
cago and II was found to be perfect In
tone aud volume. Next it waa turned or to
Plttsburg. Nav York and E5ston aud tho
same round fun distinct intonaton fell
upon the ear. The Invention Is complete
and its success seeins assured What are
Inventions Ne arc so glad 1t is Amerl
can. Man seems greatest when we stand
ia the presence Of his wonderful lnveu.
lions that appear supsrhnmsii. BY j. We
Bre In touch and Instant communication
with eariHs distant parts Wa epsai to
the Egyptian pyramids, to mau In Loa.
don or to the land of the midnight sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE.

Mr.. II. Euines No. ESQ East 9th street.
a motorm III on tho Eighth and Bnion st.
care met with M accident two years ago
and not being nbie to work since, being
under The doctors treatment and reeoly.
ing no benefit. applied Prof @ L. Hokes
Electric Appliances. nnd In three weeks
time / could walk without my cane and
in very few days will go to my WORK.
wonderful cure of rheumatism.
Miss Johnson. 4ih ana Union ias been
sufferer for yeats and applying Prof. c.
Il. Hoke's Electric Appliances made a
omplete cure of her.
Prof G. U. Hoke the inventor CT Hoke's
Belts, Supporters. will challenge all reme-
dies to show equal results in curing and
relieving the suffering.
Office No. Boo King street. Lady attend
ant. For nIl Information address John
Townsend, 500 King street. Qhice hours
8 a. N. 0 y. 70. SunaAHs 0 as n. I'D. ma
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
PllEsYLyA1lz RllIasz5l

The ssHsaard Railway o. Aasx4ca-
PROTECTED TiIRoUaHouT BY THs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
uusrnn.nn,cIcnI Rnnnra.

L. 5. uEP ARFiENI OF AGRICULTURE
WkATHEt BUREAU OFFICE
BALIIM DIRE, Nd, Sept i3
ba tul,f
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13

Tho IaDIs DeTOW k.lNeH INa L3n pei
tureund the state CT the weather at :
a. N. to-day at the stations named:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-16
BLAND'S COMING BOOM.
Recent Arrivals from the Cochiti Min
ing District Talk EncOuragingly
of the Great Camping Move
ment of Crown Point and
Lone Star Ore-Other
Notes of Moment.

Mr.. p l.. linen, formerly railroad
conductor in the east and now Interested
in real estate and mining property at
Bland, came in from the metropolis of
the Cochiti mining district last evening.
He has proved his confidence in the dis
trict by putting up one of the best bust
ness houses in Bland and says he is per-
fectly satisfied with the outlook of the
camp.
Mr.. Frank Wynkoop, who has been en-
ployed at Bland and Allerton for about a
year, came in with Mr.. linen on his way
to Denver. He also speaks most encour-
agingly of the present condition and fu-
ture prospects of the camp. He reports
that numerous improvements have been
made in the Beckman mill since the trial
run, and that it is now running night and
day, chiefly on second grade ore from the
Lone Star mine, with every prospect OF
satisfactory clean up.
W. s. Trimbie keeps eight large ore
wagons constantly employed delivering
fifty tons of high grade Crown Point ore
at Thornton formerly Wallace) weekly for
shipment by rail to Pueblo for treat
ment. In addition to hauling Crown
Point ore, Mr.. Trimble has closed con-
tract to deliveri1 500 tons of first grade
Lone Star ore in Thornton at the rate of
one car load per day for shipment to
Pueblo. Thus it will be perceived that
these two mines alone are now shipping
away nearly enough ore to supply one
lotion furnaces of the projected smelter
in Cerrillos.
Owing to the financial troubles of Gen.
Woodbury. in Denver, the Cochiti Milling
e. Mining company, of which he is presi-
dent, is doing nothing with the Iron King
mine at present, but confidence Ia ex-
pressed that Gen. Woodbury. will come
ont on top again before long and that he
will then quickly resume the develop
ment of his valuable Cochiti properties.
1t is reported that Geo. Ostrander has
recently encountered a large body of
| 300 rock in one of his properties IN
| Peralta canon.
A rumor is afoat that Mr.. Thomas II.
Lowthian, one of the principal owners of
the Lone Star, Albemarle and other fine
properties in the district, has finally d.
cided upon a process for treating his ores
and will soon begin putting up mill,
one report says at the Albermare mine
in Cola canon and another at the river.
Mr.. Lowthian went over to Bland from
Santa Fe yesterday for the purpose of re-
examining the Beckman mill.
Engineer William Garstin expects to
omplete the survey of the Santa Ie q
| Cochit railroad, between Santa Fe and
the river, in about two weeks. He has
not only surveyed the line from the
Crown Point mine to the month OF White
Rock canon on the river, but has made a
large map and profile thereof, showing
every cut, fill, bridge and culvert that will
be required, from which contracts can be
| let.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Moye Wicks is here from Albu-
querque.
DR.. Pascal Craig, who is interested in
coal mines at Monero, is late arrival at
the Exchange.
Hon. Henry L. Warren is in the capital
from the Ducal city looking after the in
terests of his numerous clients.
Capt. John G. De Laney, formerly post
trader at Fort Stanton, arrived last night
from the state of Washington on his way
to his old stamping ground in southern
New Mexico.
J. 7. Hsgan, one of the Kentucky in
vestors in the Chama placers, who has
spent the last two or three years in that
vicinity, was in Santa Fe Yesterday and
left for Oregon last night on brief visit
At the Palace: Ed s. Waddles, st. Joe;
Moye Weeks, Thos. IN. Wiikerson, Albu-
a uerque; F. Louisburg, Denver; Mrs.
Ellen Il. Stahl, Berlin Heights; A. II.
Smith, Chicago; Thos. Gardiner, Eddy.
At the Exchange: g. A. Donden, Pu-
eblo; s. S. Craig, j. N. Roper, Alnmosa;
G. M. Wagner, J. L. Bradford, Denver;
Pascal Craig, Monsro; J. G. Delaney, Fl.
Stanton; James Fox, Cerrillos.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-16

At O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Judge
Collier announced his decision in the A.
& p. receivership matter. He denied the
application, giving leave for it to be re-
newed on November l, 1895, If what were
claimed to be injustices by the A., I. q
S. L. toward the Atlantic q Pacific Rail
road company we're not corrected or oy
then shown to be without foundation in
fact.
Judge Golfers view. says the Citizen
is that if Che Atlantic & Pacific is not get
ting its fair proportion of earnings as
paEt of the Santa Fe system, this I'M Justice
can be remedied through the steps already
begun for its correction, and he directs
that the special master, Hon. Henry l.
Warren, shall notify the other masters
that this court requests their co-opera
tion to hearing of the traffic matter BY
September Is, joint reference having
been made to the three masters in thu
Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe, st. Louis
& San Francisco and Atlantic q Pacific
C0SeS.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-16
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

There will be meeting of Aztlan
lodge, No. 3, I. 0. @. f., this evening at 8
o'clock, at the hall on lower Frisco
street.
Invitations we're issued this morning
for the Santa Fe base ball club dance, to
he given at Firemen's hall, Saturday
evening. Admission, as cents.
There will be special communication
of Montezuma lodge, A. F. g. A. NJ, al
1870 this evening. Work in the M. M
degree. Visiting Masons invited.
An Albuquerque visitor speaking OF
the alleged "healer" tells the NEW MEx1
CAN that citizens of Albuquerque gener-
ally count him rs right clever drawing
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-16
Died..

Michael Fox, former we'll known and
respected citizen of Carrolton, Mo-, who
came to New Mexico five years ago, and
has been since that time patient ut st
Vincent's, died yesterday at p. M, at the
ripe old age of So years, and was buried
this afternoon at Rosario cemetery. He
was a wholesale merchant in Carrollton
Mo-, for twenty years prior to 1850 and
was an intimate friend of the BlackwelIs
Eads and other prominent families. His
son, James Fox, who is connected with
the Cerrilos Coal Railroad company at
Madrid, came in last night to attend the
last sad rites of his father. He and two
daughters living in Denver are the only
ones of his family now living. 1t is need.
less to say that during his last years OF
lingering illness the old gentleman re.
ceved the best of care.