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Evening journal., 1895-10-11
WILNIEGTOES BOARD OF TRADE.

william Lawton Elected Pres dent AZ n
Special Meeting Held Last Evening.
Needed improvements Lookin Towards
n Greater wilminRton suEEes cd.
The Wilmington Board OF TT de held a
special meeting last evening az elected
William LAWton as president, - fll the
vacancy caused by ths resignsl ion Of
Parks Postlss. Vice president w. d
Mullen. Jr.. made a speesh IN when he
denied that the board was moi alive 10
lbs work and said that there WIS a good
prospect that the Christisna would soon
have a permanent place In the River and
Hsrbor Appropriations The board. had
bsen Handicapped In its work on this
line by the fact that there we're no
ststistics to uss rs basis to " irk upon
but these have now been compi cd.
Daniel w Taylor, VINO is one Of ths
most energetic OF members saio that the
Christians harbor business wou soon be
In shape and with the proper effort the
river front matter could bs in qually as
good shape The members OF 10 board
be said, should stand behind the ne y
officers and help them in'ever5 way pos
sible The board WAS handicap, ed by the
small number of paving msmbs Not
more than forty hse members AID their
dues There should be at le ist 100 or
$50 paying members
Ex City Solicitor Gsorge A Elliott
said that there was no way to get
TO the river exssps through private
lands, and many people did not sven know
the possibilities OF the river front He
though the city should build tn road. He
was Informed that this had already been
referred to a committee
Mr. Mullen said that at present tbs
railroads do not have any facilities for
stop overs in Wilmington and this
prevents many through passengers from
visiting as.
He moved that a committee be sp
pointed to meet the officials OF the
railroad and consult as to Whist can bs
done In tbs matter. The comulittee will
be appointed by the new president.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
AS SEEN IN THE MORNING.
Jupiter VIII Be in Conjunction with
the Moon on SUNDAY.

Jupiter VIII Be In Conf junction with
the Moon on sunday.
With the exception of Mercury, which
may be seen for few evenings early Ia
the month. there are no plGnets visible
ID the evening at present. Saturn is not
far from oDinnction with the sun, and
Uranus and Neptune are beyond the
reach OF the star gszer
But ia the morning before the soft
blush OF the Milky Way Is of the sky,
Jupiter's signal lamp may bs seen In
welcome briiliaDce He will be In con
junction with the moon on the 18th Mars
will emerge from cor melton with the
sun about the middle Of the month, and
bs found near the fast waning moon on
the II b. Lavely Venus peeped into
some windows few mornings ago. and
she may be seen even up to the moment
when the sun breaks through the
gates Of the horizon.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
cusHMAN NOT POISONED.
The Autopsy Revealed No Signs Of a vio-
lent Death.

NEWARK. n. j., Oct. ll-An autopsy
was performed by County Physician Wash
ington, with a large number OF other ply
sicians in attendance, on the body Of Paul
Cushman, who died at the jail here. lie
had previously made statement that he
had been poisoned by Detective Julius
Jaogers.
According to the report made afterward
by the operating physician, Cushman's
death resulted apparently from collapse
following a violent attack Of cholora NOR
bus The other physicians agree that the
collapse was very pronounced and COM
plete.
so far as the examination has gone, no
signs of poison have been discovered and
the report of the physician will be sub
mitted TO Prosecutor uf PLEAS Crane. A
further examination may follow
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
CUBAN FLAG RAISED.
IL Floated Under Old Glory ON the City
Hall nc Key West.

KEY WEST, Oct. 11.-Thursday being
the anniversary Of the execution Of seven
students at Havana, Il was celebrated IN
a fitting manner by ceremonies which be.
Ran by the raising OF the Cuban flag un-
derneath tho American dag at the city
hall and courthouse amid cheers, music
and the booming of cannon.
Residences and business houses were
gayly decorated, most of the latter being
closed for the day A long procession
paraded the streets and then went TO the
cemetery, whore the monument in memo
~ Of Cuban leaders who porished for the
cause was decorated. Addresses were
made then and at night and the people
were very enthusiastic.
John Buel Frazier, a negro was acci.
dentally killed by the explosion of a can.
non used in the celebration. 10 fire the
last salute double charge was put in,
causing the explosion. The top Of Fra
zier's head was blown of.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
al nTotherla TrIbute.

Mrs. Lsvi A. Bertolette has presented
to st. Stephens Lutheran Church.
Tatnall street below Eighth. a beautiful
late Il Clifford B B,rtolette The font is
msnship and has the inscription: "In
memorisu. d. Clifford eBertolette A
Mothers Tribute" On the bowl are also
iucrIbsd the letters Il Il s" aud the
Greek letters Alpha and Omega"
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
Pnt a nuIlet In HI. load

WEST CHESTER. Oct II Yesterday
Caleb Pyle. a well-kno0n merchant OF
Kennett Square, committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head. He died
in about two hours. The act was com
mitted in the kitchen Of his home and
when found by his wife he was uncon
scious and remained so up to his death.
The cause is assigned to his III health.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
reservoir burst. In scranton.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 1i--A storage
reservoir containing ., BOO 900 gallons Of
water and owned by the Lackawanna Iron
and Steel company burst IL is situated
in the heart of the city and did considera-
BILE damage dlling the repair yards of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
road with wreckage and washing away a
portion Of Mates street. a girl was swept
along "A quarter Of a mile and was rescued
by flremen. Street ear traffic was blocked
for several hours.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
cnntnin Ammo. I'D rree.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ll.-Captain George
A. Armes was discharged from custody
by Judge Bradley of the district court,
who, in long and emphatic opinion, de-
clared that his arrest and coninement on
Sept. 81 by order Of General rchoheld,
then acting secretary OF war, was unlaw-
ful, arbitrary, tyrannical and capricious. y
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cut Hl. sweetI,eari's throat.

New BEDFORD Mass Oct. ll.-Arthul
Guertin, a frenchman, quarrelcd with
his sweetheart, Ellen Greenwood in a
house ON Chnncery street. He slashod
her throat with razor, making cut
seven inches long, which, it is feared, viii
prove fatal. Guertin escaped.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
NEW PRICEs. OLD PRICES

The Jersey central Uompany yesterday
morning Issued circular OF coal prices
which was as follows: r n b broken,
So 45; sgg, IS IS; stove, So 75; chestnut,
So so" A street dlsp Itch from New
York says: "A number of coal companies
are behind on their orders and are asking
the highest prices OF tue year for GOAL
These are generally higher than yester
day, the standard being SO 70 o. b for
stove coal; further advances expected.
There is almost desrth Of coal IN some
quarters"
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
DR.. Wood to Preach Tonight.

At Epworth NJ Z Church to night the
addressed by Rev L Wood ID D
aud the sermon will be prsceded by a
song service. DR. Wood is the pastor
at Middletown and has seldom appeared
in any Of the churches here Raw. John
France and DR.. Watt will piooably con
duct the altar service.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
A visiting Committee From tssadlng

A conAmittee from the City Council Of
Reading, Pa, accompanied by several Of
tht city officials. will pay a visit TO this
city this afternoon for the purpose Of
inspecting Wilmington's s. stem Of
sewerage and house connections They
will be entertained by the street and
sewer Department. Directors.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
Mrs. WiIson,a Emrhatic Denial.

Bsfore Commisrioner Cooper yesterday
Mrs Ida Carr Wilson, the correspondent
Ia the Addicks divorce suit, appeared as
witness and made a denial OF all
charges made against her by Mrs.
Addicks The "GAs King" threatens at
the conclusion Of the suit to bring
action .sgainst all concerned, charging
thsm with conspiracy.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
THE cHANLER DIVORCE.
II Is Thought Ameiie Rives Secured Il In
the West.

RICHMOND, Oct, II. 90 Amelio Rives'
friends here think that she secured her di-
yorce from John Armstrong Chanlor i'm
some western stnte while out there osten-
sihly for her health. 10 is entirely improb-
able that the decree was granted by any
Virginia court. Before this could have
been done legal notice In some newspaper
would have been necessary, as Mr.. Chan
Ter is not resident Of Virginia.
The divorce occasioned little surprise
here ns for long while it has been prot
" we'll understood that the couple did not
got along well together.
Mr.. Chanler has bought farm near
Castle Hin, the homo OF the Riveses. Ho
has spent considerable time there this
year occasionally driving over to Castle
hill. He has built a church in the neigh
borhood and is quite popular there.
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remnls com serIe. RseeIpl..

CLEVELAND, Oct. li.-l,ach member OF
the Cleveland Baseball cllb has received
a check for s52s.3 33. that being the indi-
vidual share Of the players from the Tenn
pie cup games. The clubs share of tho
receipts amounted TO S., i53.2s, which
amount was divided between rs players
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
Nobody's Fault, Says the Captain.

Captain Dennev o. the tugbost Emily,
which ran into the north approach OF
Market street bridge yesterday morning
ssya that the accident was not caused by
his carelessness but bfcauss the engineer
cauQht her on the centre.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
nIe ca.tIne shIppsd ThI. AftsrnOOn.

One Of the most modern specimens of
mechanism made In this city is a com
bination punch and shears, with cylinder.
all in a single casting. which was shipped
from the Hllles and Jones Company =
shops this afternoon. The big casting
WAS shipped to the Schoen Mauufactur-
ing Con- pany, Allegheny City. Pa
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
COULD not FIND QULLEE.

The Absconder Showed Plenty of Money
andsaid rhat He was Going to Rave a
Good Time.
Constable Cresden, of Hockessin,
failed to find Frank Q llllen, the Hockes
sin painter who Rbscon6ed with John
Gormley's $3.50 He went TO Philadelphia
aud found a man who had seen and
converssd with Qaillen, but who was
ignorant OF the fact that he WAS a fugi
tive He told the constable that Quillen
had big roll Of bills and said that he
was going to have good time.
Much sympathy Is expressed for Mrs.
Qaillen and her eight children. They
are respectable and held In high esteem
in the community. The oldest daughter
Who is bat seventeen yesrs old, is be
lleved to be dying Of consumption, aud
none Of the others are old enough to help
the mother support the family.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
Who Owns the potatoe.g

While passing ths corner of Seventh
and Clayton streets this morning r
farmer dropped a bag Of potatoes fiom
his wagon. Officer Rice left It At the
house Of ex Postmaster Stewart.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
Margaret nIather Frustrated.

NItwAUKEE, oct. il.-Margaret Math-
en-, wife Of Gustave pahsr, is suffering
from nervous prostration, resulting from
the recent street episode. Mr.. Pabst is in
the east, it is said.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
M vou want

An Alarm Clock, one that will 90 of
every time and keep going until You get
up. il 30 try one OF our Long Alarms.
runs for ten minutes M F DAVIS,
No East Second st
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
An fmportant oaestion to Come 4,

The stockholders of the Guardian
Savings and Loan Association will have
an important question to consider at
special me, ting 70 be held this evening
It is whether the association shall con
solidate with the Equitable Loan Asso-
citation.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
Eleven Moro Donkeys

Eleven donksys Joined Wilmington
Conclave. No IL Order Of Adhesive
Mogulnans. last evening. Four men
Joined Wilmington L,dge. No 1. A o.
U. w The business meeting was
followed by a musical and literary
entertainment and the serving OF
refreshments.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
COAL CONTINUES TO ADVANCE.

Another Important Increase in the
wholesale Prices or Broken and Chest
Dut A Dearth In Some Quarters.
Another advance in the wholesale prise
Of coal to tidswater points has been
agreed 70, the neN schs sdule OF prices
going into effect early next week A
list Of the wholesale prices follows:
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
THg MAYOR TAKES ACTION.

Has Called a Meeting OF Representative
Men Relative to the Gunboat Will
mington.
Mayor Jsffsris has manifested bis
interest in the matter Of the lanching Of
the gUnboAt Wilmington by addressing
the following circular letter TO many Of
Wilmington's representative men:
MAYORS OFFICE.
"WILMIGToS. Del, Oct 10, 1895
DEAR SIR. You are respectfully in
vited to attend a meeting OF the repre-
sentative business men of this city to be
held in the mayors offise on Saturday,
October -. at 4 m, to consider the
manner 10 which the city shall be repre-
sented at the coming launsh OF the gun
boat Wilmington on Saturday, October
10 1895 Very trulv yours,
20. R JEFFERIs, Mayor
Miss Anne B. Gray, daughter OF United
States Senator George Gray. has been
invited b7 Secretary OF the Navy Her =
bert TO christian the new gunbost Will
mingtou at Newport News on October
10 Miss Gray has accepted the honor
and the committee appointed by City
Council last night is pleased with the
selection.
All the Leading n'styIes Derby Hats
Now in stock. All the fashionable shapes
for young men at Rossis, 2i0 Market
street Our Hats are bought In case lots
from the mills direct. therefore our Prices
Guaranteed the Lowest.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
The weather.

In the Middle States and New England 10.
day warme~. c ear weather will y evqil. wi
fresh s0utherly winds, becoming high on the
lakes and followed Dy rain IN the AXE region.
partly cloudy westher will pr vail. with
slight tempera ure changes and II sh to brisk
Eoutherly and westerly winde. ou0wed by
rain As far south as New jersey. and on
preceded by rain on the coasts, All folio ned
In the 70 enoon by clearing.
New York Berald Weather Forecasts -
The depression reported near La Superior
yesterday morning has moved east to Ontario,
with high winds or gales on the lf ses. but its
20 the lower val ey OF the st. Lawrence, aud
10 is likel' 70 cause local rains In his section
as FAR south as philadelphia ~ sunday morn
ing,
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
NOrIOns

~ OrICE.-FRANK BERFSF RID Is NO
IN longer connected with The Biiou Theatre.
FRANK CAMPlG Lila.
I ADIESl Chichester's English PennyroyaI
IL pills Diamond Brand are the best. Safe,
reliable. Take TO other. Send 4c, stamps, for
particulars, Relief for Ladies" IN letter by
cal Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
90 TO THE WHINING TON PHOTO
" Company's new gallery. Finest IN city.
Great reduction IN prices 4O1h Market
street. above Fourth
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
sUsHKnss oARDs.
g EWING MACHINES.
- OfD0NAT.n ~ EaQf gavpnth

q EWING MACHINES,
- O'DONALD, l2 East Seventh street,
leads them all in low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced to tl6,
Sl8 and $50 All makes to select from.
Singer, Wheeler q Wilson. New Home, Doc
nestle, White, Standard and all other makes.
ANY machine sent On trial, free,siz months for
cash. two years on fnstaliments. Send postal.
j. Il. O'DONALD.
No. u East Seventh Street
Any machine rapaired. SO cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
Oufok Lupoh

Quick Lunch
At Beckett's, Nos. and s West Sixth
street.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
A BACKWOODS TERROR.
Not a Man In Pike County, Pa.
Dares Arrest Haussmann.
KILLED A JUDGE AND ESCAPED

He Is Desperate Fugitive. Armed with
Dynamite and Revoivers. and the ON
ciais Have Not Even Tried to Appre.
hend Him-Toois to the Woods.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
wv Ann

WILMINGTON FURNITUKE
w AND
STORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds of Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
overhauled and returned at a moderate cost
Stoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up In the fall Address or call.
1908 ORANGE STREET, Wilmington. Del.
II HOEGELSBERGER. NJ. D.,
IL Si8 MARKET STREET.
Made THE EYE his SPECIAL STUDY
10 the Universities of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
he EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
Evening journal., 1895-10-11

He Went to Pay a Gas Bill and Was
Iuduosd TO Bet It on Fake Game.
Judge BAN Determined 20 Break Up
such Sport other Gases In Municipal
Court.
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WELCOMED DIPLOMATS,
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND MADE
THREE SPEECHES AND LIS
TENED TO AS MANY.
KIND WISHES EXPRESSED TO MIN
IsTER CASTLE FOR THE PEOPLE
OF HAWAII.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 21.-Presi-
dent Cleveland made three brief speeches
to-day and listened to three others. The
several occasions of which the respective
remarks were made were the presenta-
tons of three new diplomatic representa-
tives of foreign countries accredited to the
United States. The three newly accredited
representatives are Signor Augusta de
Seguiera Thedin, Minister from Portugal !;
W. R. Castle, Minister from Hawaii, and
Constantin Brun, Minister from Denmark.
The addresses made IN the presentations
of the Portuguese and Danish Ministers
were devoid of interest. In presenting his
credentials the Hawaiian Minister said:
"Mr. President: By direction of Mr..
Dole, President of the republic of Hawaii,
L herewith hand to You a notification of
the recall of Lorin A. Thurston, late Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of Hawaii to the United States Gov
eminent, and e letter aecrediting me to fill
said office. In conveying to you the as
surances of respect and goodwill of the
President of the republic of Hawaii, and
of his desire for the continued prosperity
of the Nation over which you preside,
shall, while l nave the honor to occupy
this position, by every means in my
power, seek to foster, maintain and con-
tinue the relations of cordial amity and
friendship which have for so many years
existed between the United States and
Hawaii"
The President replied as follows:
"Mr. Minister: accept the letters you
deliver whereby the President OF Hawaii
notifies me of the recall of Lorin A. Thurs
ton. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of Hawaii to the United
States, and also accredits yourself in the
same capacity at this capital I recipro-
cate the good wishes you are pleased to
convey to me, and have pleasure In ak
pressing the sincere desire of this Govern
ment and of my countrymen that prosper
ity, happiness and good government may
be the lot of the Hawaiian people, and
that the friendly intercourse and cordial
relationship they have hitherto enjoyed
with the people of the United States may
long continue
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UNLUCKY SPECULATION AND Pow
ERTY LED UP TO THE
CLIMAX.
CAREER OF THE NOTED SOLDIER.
Took PART IN BATTLES IN ITALY
AND HUNGARY AND WAS DULY
DECORATED.

VIENNA, AUSTRIA, Oct. 21.-A great sem
sation was caused here to-day in military
and other circles by murder and suicide
committed by an old soldier who had
served his Emperor and country with
much distinction. The suicide was Lieu
tenant-General Gustav Dunst Won Adel-
sheim, aged Y years, who in 1879 was re-
tired from the army on pension.
The murdered person was his wife,
Baroness Adele, aged so years. Their
bodies were found lying under tree in
the Prater, the great park in the environs
of Vienna. Both had been shot with re-
volver, which was found close to the gen.
eral.
Apparently the general had dispa tched
his wife and then killed himself. A note
was found in one of his pockets, reading:
1--WE quit life voluntarily"
General Dunst Won Adelshem was highly
honored by the Emperor and had received
a number of decorations. He took part
in several battles in Hungary and Italy
and in severa. in the Prusso-Austrian war
He and his wife. after dressing them
selves in black, left their lodgings together
and walked to the Prater, evidently with
The premeoltaIeu Design OF dying.
The couple were childless. They lived
in an extremely moderate manner, being
encountered with debts. The general tried
to recoup himself by speculation. His
first venture was to become a shareholder
in stock company, whose president was
arrested and whose vice. president com
mitted suicide. The general lost every
thing he possessed, and being thus rem
dered destitute the couple resolved to die.
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general secretary, New York; William
Howell Reed treasurer Boston,

general secretary, New York; William
Howell Reed, treasurer Boston.
This evening a public session was held, at
which Rev. Minot J. Savage OF Boston de-
hvered an eloquent sermon on the Unita-
rlan gospel, which attracted large audi
enee OF prominent persons belonging to
other churches.
Rev. Robert Collyer of New York will
conduct a communion service with which
the regular proceedings will commence to-
morrow, and Carroll d. Wright, Superin-
tendent of the Census and Commissioner
OF Labor, will deliver the address of well
come, followed by the address of Rev.
George Bachelor of Cambridge, Mass,
chairman of the council. Dorman B.
Eaton of New York will preside over the
conference in the absence of Senator Hoar
of Massachusetts,, the president, and Sen
ator Morrill, of Vermont, the vice-presi-
dent. Other addresses will be delivered
tomorrow by Mrs. Emily Fiield of Bos-
ton, secretary of the National Alliance of
Unitarian and other liberal Christian
women, and by Rev. Brooke HEREFORD of
London, representative of the British
Unitarian Association.
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ARREST OF FILIB LISTERS.
England Takes a Hand In the Cuban
Struggle.

England Takes Hand In the Cuban
Struggle.
NASSAU, New PROVIDENCE, Oct. 1.-
The British warship Partridge arrived here
to-day, having on board twenty-one men
who were arrested at Inagua, one of the
Bahama group, on the charge of being fill
busters who were making their way to
Cuba. The men landed at Inagua from
the American steamer Delaware. from New
York, and were taken into custody by Or
der of the magistrate there, who, upon the
arrival of the Partridge, sent them to this
place for trial.
A man named Ruiz is leader of the
party. The authorities here and at the
various outports, acting under instructions
from the Governor, are keeping close
watch to prevent the departure of any
tiibustering expeditions from those islands
for Cuba
LONDON, ENG, Oct. 21-A dispatch to
the Central News from Madrid says that
the Government has decided to close with
a triple line of torpedoes the ports of Cuba,
where a cruiser is kept permanently. One
hundred and eighty torpedoes will shortly
be shipped to Cuba for this purpose.
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UN|TAR|ANS TO CONFER,
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
CHURCH.
DoRMAN EAsToN OF NEW YORK
WILL PRESIDE IN THE ABSENCE
OF SENATOR HoAR.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2l.-over
one thousand delegates to the sixteenth
N ational conference of the Unitarian
church Of the United States and other
religious bodies holding kindred beliefs
have already reached this city and as
many more are expected before the open
ing business session tomorrow. The
formal opening of the conference was pre-
coded by an executive session this after.
noon of the council, consisting of Rev.
George Bachelor, chairman, Cambridge
Mass; Rev. Frederick L. Hosmer ST
Louis; George E. Adams, Chicago; Mrs.
Charles G. Ames, George w. Stone, Rev.
John Cuckson, Rev. Minot J. Savage and
George s. Hale, Boston; William c. Gan
nett, Rochester; Rev. D. w. Morehouse.