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Evening journal., 1895-10-28
SINGER DOLAA is A SINGLE TSXqR
the Advocates of the New Party Not
Very Liable to Bsnent From His Vocal
skIl-He Can't B ock Sire cts Here.

the Advocates of tue New Party Not
Very Liable to BENEFIT From His Vocal
skin-He Can't Book Sire cts Here.
Saturday night is the fakir's harvest
and Wilmington Is evidently rich fold
for this class The sight on the main
,treets on that evening Is a novel one to
ped sdestrlRne, and many seem to gather IS
much amusement from witnessing the
endeavors OK these street men TO draw
The dimes and nickels from the pc ckets
II the passsr' by as they would from n
show in one OF the theatres, and without
as much cost
just at present the sellers OF diamonds
for a dime. sosp which is warranted to
remove even stains from a bad character
aud decoctions which are claimed to be
psnsceas for all the ills man suffers have
20 share the attention OF the Gro wds
with the Single Tax advocates who are
bent on capturing Delaware. and make 1t
an entering wedge for their ism in
national politics The only difference
between q two Is that where the crowd
drawn By the business fatic gets to
block. the way II is quickly dispersed aud
he man ordered 10 move on, while the
economic fakir Is allowed to remain
A couple Of weeks ago a MIDDLE aged
short statured, round faced son Of Elm
made his appearance selling sheet songs
he drew large crowds by singing, and
vas order, TO NOV a way from several
corners Tho Slngle Tax orators, whose
motto Is that "the land belongs to the
people" made this sc ion a text for
their speeches, and evidently looking on
II as good card. engaged the fellow to
draw C owds for them Last Saturday
evening. while working on his own hook
however, officer Mcguire dismissed his
crowd from Fourth and Market streets
and ordered him to get away He
declined to do 80 claiming he had as
much right there as the salvation Army
hi aud suggested that the officer had
better take him In, which he cid
la Municipal Court the man
" 10 gav5 his name "a John Djlsn,
made speech on personal liberty 70 the
or ,wd In the lobby aud then tried to
show his wares 60 the judge The offer
was declined and John was taxed the
costs and allowed to 20 with a warnir 2
not to offend again or he would be fineo.
The following letter found on Dolan ex
plains his connection with the Single
Taxers:
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
A FINE ROAD RACE.
Propitious Weather Made Lots
of Speed Possible.
YoUBG CHRISTIANS PLAY Lively

Football Game at Rivervlew One OF the
Hottest Conte sts OF tho Year Openioe z
OF the New BIcl Gle Riding sehsoI-othsr
Events Among sportsmen.
with propitious weather ana a good
thorough dusty course, the secono
annual 20 mile road race wal run Sa'ur-
day over the Ksnnett pike courss o.
Centrevllle aud return, twice There
-ere 81 entries and Al star'es A big
crowd "a y the riders come Ia Luther
Thompson. with handicap OF min.
minutes. finished 6rst, making sciua
time Of O2 30 Wiliam Weiss same
hsndlcap finished second, OS n H.
Blssell, Wilmington. flashed third
The anGsome diam md time prizs was
carried OIL by Charley Church of Chester,
who started with the last batch OF riders
He finished sixteenth, hut made the Iuu
In the fast tims OF 81 55 l-5. Second
best time was made by Fred List OF
Syracuse, he being only one fifth Of
second behind Church
big bunch came ia close together al
t1is time Church, Liat, Bob Wer,
Luther johnson and Eddy. the Oaio
scorcher, finished In the order ,med
w. + Sims. the Washingt m rider
started az scratch. but got a crAmp IN
his leg and did not fnish
Thirty Ave prlzfs we're offered A G
Powell, OF Philadelphia was refe;e and
the o,hers oft ,ers were JUDGES, ) w
Merrihew, w. 5 + nsrson, PhiladelpbiA.
and Carroll Jack; timers. Charles N
Banks, Mllard n Davis, Charles NJ
Baird; scorers at Wilmington. w
Palmer Charles E Cray, l. H Pyls; al
Centreville. w Spencer, w l. r cbards
Clifford GreenmAn; sstart,r. Frank
Turner; clerk Of course. William Kirk I;
marshal, Thomas Kane
GA Saturday night the prizes were
awarded and the new riding school 80
Tenth aud Orange streets was ope aed
with trick riding, orchestra music and
dancing. IL Is a spacious room with
galleries surrounding and lighted by arc
lights
Evening journal., 1895-10-28

notified that overtime.is nes ded this week,
and some day men must. work until
10 P. m.
There will be three parades. two OF
white men sDd one of eolorsd and the
Twilight Club win condnot 4 grand mas.
quersde ball on Ostober 81
Auong the bands that will be ont on
Halloween are Hsrdine's Mount Vernon
Band, Second Regiment Fife aud Drum
Corps. Sam Ford's Pumpkinvi le Cadet
Corps Baud and Professor Ed Yards
Coxey Army Band.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
MURDERED WOMAN BURIED.
MRS, LEWIS, coLoRED, WHO WAS
BEATEN TO DEATH,

Was sd Years OId-Grinnage Makes "A
Strong Denial and Gives a Clean Account
OF His whereabouts-C0 C0ronor's Jury
Decides Against Him.
David arlnns9e. who now occupies
with three other colored men a cell on
the upper tier Ia New Caslle iall. stoutlv
denied that he struck his grandmother.
Hsrriett Lswis, the blow that caused her
death on Friday morning
To reporter In all on Saturday night
he gave n clean account Of bis where
abouts on the afternoon and evening Of
Thursday, when the deed Is supposed TO
have been committed The reporter
went over his notes carefully as Grinnsge
related bis story over again and the
second tale Was an ex; ct corroboration OF
the first
He said that after working late on
Thursday hauling wood for Delaware
Clark, he was cent TO the store at
Glasgow with instruc ions to hasten b.
tue time he finished his errand, he had
scarcely time enough to waeh aud dress
and then get into the ball BY 9 o'clock
IL wasn't quite 3 as he passed the store
as 1t always closes az and was then
open
Deputy Oorouer Chandsrs jury. how.
ever, resolved on Saturday night that
Mrs Harriott Lewis came to he death
by being struck by David Gfinnaee
Mrs Lemon and Dr.. skinner both
testified that the dying woman stated to
them severally that Grinnage had come
In and talked 10 her and then struck her
with a club
Mrs. Lewis was "a years old aud son,
Ber jamin Lswis, lives at Newport. He
was In the city to day and went to
Glasgow. where the woman, he says.
will be buried TO morrow. She had
several children aud grandchildren near
Gl.arow
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Quick Lunch
At Beckett's. Nos. and 8 West Sixth
afraaf
Col Nnnez nani..It-

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Oct 2s Colonel
Emilio Nunez. one Of the Cuban leaders
In this city. high in the councils Of the
revolutionary party. denies that there is
any irnth IN the storylpubllshsd yesterday
in New York paper that a 6libusterlng
expedition und,r command of Carlos
Manuel des Cespedes, son of the FIRST
president of the Cuban provincial 70
public. had left the city on q tug and
boarded a waiting schooner of the Della
ware Capes and sailed for Cuba.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
pestrnctivs wiIdnres.

PERRY, o. T., Oct. 2s "A destructive
prairie fire ragged for five hours cast of here.
Many thousands of bushels of corn and
many tons of hay and vast fields Of kaf-
fir corn were destroyed. A number of
farmhouses are reported consumed, but it
is also reported that two Indian children
were fatally burned. Many people had
narrow escapes. The wind was very high,
and hundreds Of whites and Indians turn
ed out to fight the fire.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
LIVE EVENTS IN TOWN
Clean Defeat of Company AS
Football Eleven.
RIOToUs NIGHT IN DOBBIEsvILLE

Mayor Boyd Had Full Docket After
the sunday Night Turbulance OF Poles
and "Huns"-Ths City Bands Pleasing
Concert -Brioklayer Broke His Shoulder.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NKw CASTLE, Oct 2S The second
game Of football Of the season took place
at Battery Park on Saturday, when ths
strong and heavy team OF Company A,
N G. D.. Of Wilmington, came here to
battle on the gridion with @ A. c.
The visitors looked like giants as they
walked on the field, and the Columbs
sympethizsrs thought New Castle would
be moved like grass. Even the PLAYERS
looked scared, but Captain Wilson
whispered words Of encouragement In
their ears and they lined up with grim
determation.
q. A U. showed Its superior training
the whole eleven moving like clock work
the instant the signal WAS given. But
the visitors depended entirely on their
weight; they were no match for Oolumbia
In the iner points Of the game
The features Of the game were thu
work Of the half bscks. Countiss and
King Also the ColumblA's entire line
stood like a stone wall against the visit
ors' heavy rushes For Company A
Tszwen and BuckmRster did the bssi
work, while Mllligan played well at full
back.
The game started with Columbia hav
ing the ball Challenger kicked 10 of
Read caught 1t ard was tackled before
he could make much headway. @ A @
got the ball on tumble. On the
second down Countiss WAS given the
ball and by clean piece OF
interference skirted the ends and
secured the fret touch down. A try at
goal was made but WAS missed. After
the kick of followed number Of
scrimmages near the end Of the frst half
with the ball In possession OF Company
A. They bucked center but fumbled the
ball and Timms broke through and
secured It and made down the field with
several Company A men ia pursuit
KING Kept them OF and Tlmms scored
the secord touchdown The goal WAS
missed ard this ended the frst half with
rcore to 0, which result WAS unchanged.
The second half begun by Company A
kicking of. The ball was caught by
Challenger, who made COED gain before
he was downed. Columbia made numsr-
o1s dashes into left taokie, making good
gsins. The militia boys gained a few
yards by buoking the line and Mlligan
made 3 long run. Countiss was hurt
during the end OF second half and
Montgomery took his place. He made
good gains around the ends. Time was
called neither side scoring
Score-60 Time. 20 min halves.
Referee-Forman. Umpire - Janvi,r
Observation-Disclosures. The line up:
Evening journal., 1895-10-28

There Is no medicine so often needed in
every home and 20 admirably adapted to
the purposes for which IL is intended as
Ohamberlain's Pain Balm. Hardly a week
passes but some member Of the family
has need of It, A toothache or hsadache
may be cured by It, A touch Of rheumR
tism or neuralgia quieted The severe
pain Of a burn or scald promptly relieved
end the sore healed Ia much less time
than when medicine has 70 be sent for A
sprain may be promptly treated before
Inflammation sets in, which insures a cure
Ia about one-third OF the time other wise
required, Cuts snd bruises should receive
immediate treatment before the parts be-
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when Pain Balm is kept at hand A sore
throat may be cured before it becomes
serious. A troublesome cora may be re-
moved by applying It tSics a day for q
week or two. A lame back may be cured
and several days OF valuable time saved
OF 3 pain In the side or chest relieved
without pay ing a doctor BILL Procure q
90 cent bottle at oncs and you will never
regret It, For sale by z James Belt, drug.
gist, corner Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28

VIII Hold Their own at Eighty Pounds
The Pioneer football team has organ
IL ID for the season with the folio Tins
payers; Meyers. left half back: NJ ocey.
centre; Riley, right bali back; Grant,
full back; Med ,uouRh quarter back
Noon right end Craven. left end
ONsil, right tackle; Mundsl. right
guard Donohoe left guard Oonror
lat tackle Challenges received at No.
l03 VanBuren street. Average weight.
eighty pounds
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
personal Evanta.

Rev. j. r Milligan and family we're In
the city on Saturday afternoon
Niss Van Trump. the Misses Connor
and Miss Schrsck, Of Wilmington, visited
In the city on Saturday
Thomss Doris left for hoylap, Pa
where he has hesn employed by Sscrstsry
E R'gR sf the noylan Mills Company.
Walter Hanson, George Martin. Walter
Hsndricks ard several other young
Wilmingtonlans were In the city on .
visit yesterday
Mrs. w. H. Kantz and Miss Bessie
Kuntz have been visiting in Philsdol
phia
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
.Rr znnnd.. nv n.nn..,

DIR. J Pyle and J. w Mackey we're
strolling down Market street ou saturday
night, the doctor earring a very valuable
cane which he twirled around with no
little pride. Suddenly the cans disaD-
psared The two men stopped and looked
at each other Then the doctor ex
claimed u 'unds, man. my cane IL
hsd dropped through a msnhols grating
opposite a picture store just below the
City Hall
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Senior corbrero Makes a Statement.

TAMPA, Fla, Oct 2s.-Among the pas.
sengers from Cuba is Senior Corbrero, an
influential Cuban lawyer of Havana, who
is going to Washington with his family
and servants. Later he will go to Spain
to engage in his profession. A suppressed
supplement- of la Discussion gives details
of the saclSing of Hotonuevo, near Corde.
ros. on the 22d inst.
The insurgents burned 27 houses, the
depot, the mayors residence, Catholic
church and fort. One civilian, one guard
and one young lady were killed. The in.
surgents numbered so, under the COM
mand of Clotilde Garcia. They then pro
ceeded to Guamatas, which they burned.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Incidents IOf the Day.

Industry Council. Junior Order United
American Mechanics will worship in the
N E. Church on November
All the old tracks Of the Delaware Iron
Company win be torn up this week and
new aud improved rails will be laid
A Fifth street woman took q dictionary
TO church instead OF her hymnal.
This coming o0e is expected to be the
greatest Halloween In the history OF
New Castle
brisk that many workmen have been
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
SURPRISE FOR CONDUCTOR JOHNSON.
Handsome watch Charm Presented to
Him BY Conductors and Engineers OF
the Delaware Railroad.

the Delaware Railroad.
A handsome watch charm was pre-
fented to Delaware division conductor.
William j. Johnston. at his home, No
9l1 Pine street last night The
presentation was made by Conductor
j. It Baldwin on behalf Of the
conductors and engineers and their
wives In commemoration OF
their trip to Old Point Comfort
last may. Mr. johnson arranged all the
details OF the excursion, securing z
elegant cars on which TO make
the trip. snd hotel accommodations
for the party on their arrival at Rich
moDd, and by his personal supervision
OF all the arrangements made Il one Of
the most delightful excursions OF the
employees OF the railroad The pressnta
tion last night was delightful sequel
to the trip 10 was arranged as a
surprise and was a complete success.
Gr Johnson was 80 completely sur
prissd that he could only very briefly
thank his friends In response FOR
their gift The charm is an
emblem Of the Order OF Railway Con
duotors, suspended from hand
some black ribbon with gold attachments
hooks, buckle and charm. The latter
has this inscription on the back: 'Pre
ssnted to w Johnston in appreciation
OF trip to Richmond, Va May IL g5 A"
Among those present we're: Mr. and
Mrs Samuel MsnahRn. OF Philadelphia ,
Patrick ri zgerald. Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs
F. Harrington, William Rudolph.
Richard Harrison, Mr. ana Mrs. samuel
Barron, Miss Barron, Mr.. and Mrs +.
Baldwin.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
knights OF st. John and Malta.

On his way home from Buffalo where
he attended the National EncAmpment Of
the Union Veteran legion, General
Daniel Ross. who is " E Grand Prior Of
the Knights OF st. John and Malta
stopped of at ilion. N Y, aud assisted
10 the institution OF Hospitaller Encamp
ment No Ill, OF that order.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
BIg Bark argentine FInisbed

Extensive repairs to the big Greenland
bark Argentine were completed to day at
the Jtckson and Sharp Oompany's ship
yard, and she cleared for Philadelphia
coastwife The Argentine has been
ovsrhauled AMI sheathed with felt and
white oak plank
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
GENERAL CAMPOS TALKS
Spanish Captain General Out
lines His Plans.
ATTEMPT TO MURDER AN EDITOR

Tho Director Of the Organ of the Spanish
Government Attacked In Havana-Latest
Advices From Cuba Via Madrid ana
Tampa, Fla.
MADRID Oct. 2s.-A dispatch to The
Impartial from Havana says that, in an
interview, Captain General Martinez Cam
pos said he was determined to thoroughly
try policy Of leniency toward the insur-
gents. He declared that If a change in
this policy was found necessary, 150, 600
more troops would be required to quell
the insurrection. and even then 70, 900
mon would perish.
He is to assume tho offensive next
month in the province Of Santa Clara. He
will personally lead force Of 20, 600 men
and move forward in long line across
the whole island, thus driving the rebels
into the mountains and forests OF the
provinces Of Puerto Principe and SANTA
20 de Cuba before the middle of March.
The rebellion will thus be isolated in the
eastern part Of the island, whore Marshal
Campos thinks the resistance to the gov
eminent is likely to be prolonged.
The plan includes the alternative scheme
which will be allotted to a different COM
mander whose duty it will be constantly
to patrol his zone, driving the insurgents
from point to point, and also to make at
taclSs concurrently on several places.
Should this latter plan be adopted Mar
shal Campos hopes to have the first zone
cleared of insurgents in two months.
Spain Ready TO Send More Troops.
He observed that Spain was ready to
send even more troops than he had asked
for but the speediest dispatch of re-en-
forcements was imperative. He declared
that the sanitary department was excel
lently organized, and that there were
plenty of hospitals True, he added, all
the doctors were not acquainted with yel-
low fever, but they confronted their du-
ties with the greatest heroism. Thirteen
Of the doctors had died since the outbreak
of the rebellion.
He said he believed that the United
States would eventually recognize the in
surgents as belllgerents but he did not
fear the result OF such recognition. 1t
would clear the air. and the Spanish fleet
would be able to seize flibusters any
where, because a foreign flag could not
cover contraband Of war If the United
States was determined to secure the indie
pendence of Cuba and sent an army to
the island, the present obscure operations
would be replaced by real war, the sue
cess of which would depend on pitched
battles In that case, if the chances Of
war did not favor Spain, the island would
at least be honorably lost.
The publication of the interview has
stirred political and military circles here.
All the newspapers will comment upon it,
the government organs with studied re-
serve and the opposition papers with mod
Grafton. Some Of the papers declare that
the captain generals statement is equiva'
lent TO an admission that the insurrection
can only be terminated by a compromise
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
The CommIsaIoner Abont ArnIn.

Ex United States District Attorney
alexander B Cooper. commissioner In
the Addicks divorce suit, Is about again
after narrow escape from an attack Of
pneumonia following a heavy cold,
contracted while at the Atlanta Exposi-
tion. Tomorrow morning he will
resume the hearing Of testimony in
rebuttal
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Highest of all in Ieaveniig Pow-Latcst U s. Govt Report
R>!Aa!l! q! RSxassl! RaklIes
ARSOEUTEEY pURE

on the University Of Pennsylvania team,
was right guard Al half back was
Anderson. who has won fame playing With
the Manual Training School Of P. sdel
phIa Wells WAS at centre. The Phua
delphia boys were too heavy for the nome
boys. but the latter put up more
scientific game.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Dust storm Prscsdss Cooler weather.

About o'clock this morning heavy
wind arose in the soui Invest and cansed
dust storm that was almost
uuendu able Peopls travelling along
the dusty streets aud roads had TO close
their eyes at times or have them
filed with great clouds OF driving dirt
A marked change iu temperature and
barometer Is expected before to morrow
night
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases 10
lieved In six hours by the New Great south
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is aRreat surprise IN account OF It's exceeding
pro-lptness IN relieving pain In the bladder,
kidAeys, back and every part OF the urinary
passages IN male or female. IL relieves neten-
tion of water and pain IN passing il almost
in mediataly. If you W61t quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. Sold by ). Is. Beetem and
z. James Belt. druggists. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
sMARTHAIORE.
DELAWARE
LIrelr FoothaII To-mnrrnu.

One Of the best football games OF the
season will be played at Rivervisw to-
morrow afternoon between Wilmington
High School and Norrlsto a n High School
Noristown is one OF the bsst school
teams IN Pennsylvania Game called at
30 The line up.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
To Go 10 naIia.. rera.-

Hope Social has baen organized in this
city for the purpose Of carrying out
arrangements to take a large deleg alton
to the SESSION Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, o o F., st Dallas, Tex next
year. The officers OF the social are
Frank Overdesr, president; Howard n
Fulton, secretary, snd George w Pyle,
treasurer. These brothers will surely
make the enterprise a success.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Siurderous' Attack on Newspaper Director

HAVANA, Oct 2S.-A sensation has
been caused in this city by murderous
attack that has been made on the direoc-
or Of The Diario de Ia Marina, the or
gan here of the government. The director
was passing along the street. when a ne
gro suddenly sprang in front Of him from
the doorway Of one Of the houses, the en-
frances Of which are open directly on the
street. and struck him violent blow over
the right eye with heavy iron bar fell
ing him to the ground and inflicting a
serious wound.
Evidently thinking that the blow had
been a fatal one. the negro fled, and de-
spite the efforts of the police to apprehend
him he is still at liberty. It is surmised
that the attack grew out Of the attitude
Of The Diario de la Marina toward the
insurgents, and that the would be assas-
sin is himself a rebel or rebel sympa-
thzer.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
stabIlLtr of the chnroh.

Raw. Niles ]. McManus preached a
strong sermon at st Msry's Church last
evening on The Stability OF the
Catholic Church. There was a
large congregation and the sermon was
highly commended Father McManus Is
the new assistant pastor Of st Mary's.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Kent County's sherlff under Arrsst

CHEsTRRrowE, Oct. % The grand
jury yesterday brought in an Indictment
against Sheriff Dodd for alleged neglect
of duty. The coroner served the writ
yesterday Never before was the sheriff
of Kent county uuder arrest.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
WILMINGTON
YOUNGSTOWN
Fine eridiron Contest at Rivsrvisw.

At Riyerview on Saturday the Y NJ.
G A. football team played the greatest
game OF its history. holding down the
strong Philadelphia Associations heavy
weights to = score OF 10 too Several
times the Wilmington boys came within
step OF scoring aud their playing
throughout kept the 600 spectators cheer
ing
Ellsler, Of Pottsville. who has played
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
Notes Among the FootbaIi Players.

Countiss and King are two plucky
men.
TIE visitors were entertained at the
Jefferson House and attended the concert
OF the City Cornet Band Ia the evening
New Castle has the best drilled club
It has ever had.
II can be seen by the attendance that
New Castle people are becoming more
interested In football
Chester High School will play here
Saturday.
DR. Buckmaster who played left tackle
for Co A dressed Couutiss's arm, which
II was at frst thought was broken.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
AIr. BurrIs,. House BurrIarlr.d.

Farmer Burris's house near Red Lion Is
said to have been broken into yesterds y
while the family WAS absent A oolored
boy, who said he had bsen shot At, gave
the alarm and an investigation was made
by party OF citizens. among whom was
Mr.. Eckles Of this city. who was driving
In the neighborhood The only evidences.
OF burglary they found we're the
frightened boy and q broken window.
Evening journal., 1895-10-28
New HousinE ON the Bridge.

Woikmen have about completed new
housing on Market street bridge to take
the place OF the corrugated iron
slantes that have stood there
since the b idRe was built.
Commissioners MeAsy Gays that
the old buildings leaked so badly that
they had to torn away entirely