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BLEN Helm
Is not MOrtgagcd, and the Duke did
not Get Shilling of His Wife'S
Money-The Marriage Settlement
all Goes to the Duchess Personally.

London. November 20.-Mr. Robert
Harding Milward, the Duke Of Mari
bcrough's lawer, who represented him
i'm New York when the marriage settle
ments were signed, previous to the
Dukes marriage to Miss ConsuelO Van
derbil- in an interview here to-day is
quoted as saying that the rumors cur
rent as to the amount of the settlements
was grossly untrue. He also desired to
officially contradict the statement that
there is a heavy mortgage on the Blen-
helm estates, and added that the Duke
Of Marlborough declined to touch a
shilling of the brides money, and that
the whole of # IS settled upon her in
the ordinary way.
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EUsrEM PAsHA's DEATH.


Ohiciai Circles.
London. November 2O.-The death of
Ruscem Pasha, the Turkish ambassador
to London, which occurred early this
morning. had been anticipated for some
time His demise is generally regret
ted I'm official circles. as his upright con-
duct and generous disposition were ap-
precia-ed by all, and his good qualities
were feeiiugly referred TO by the Mar
Qu,s of Salisbury i'm the speech which
be delivered yesterday at Brighton.
He was an Italian by birth, and be-
fore entering the service Of the Turkish
governments. bore the title of Count
NIalini. He particularly distinguished
himself as the Governor Of Lebanon,
where ne put an end to corruption and
prompted very healthy reforms in all
deDartments of the government lie
was particularly friendly 20 Americans,
the skin of DR.. George q. Post, of the
American College, at Beyrout, having
saved him from the loss Of his arm az
ter he had accidentally shot himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21
HISS CAMPBELL'S WILL.
How She Disposes of Her Fortune of Over
100000.


Ironton. O.. Nov 20.-The will Of
Miss Clara Campbell was presented for
probate to-day. Her Jewels, of which
she had gems collected from the choic-
est collections of Europe, are beGueath-
ed to Nora Scott, Elizabeth Mcclure,
Florence Campbell, Alice Campbell
Neal and Mrs. Mary Lillian Neal Hun
ter, of London, England. Her broth
ers. Charles Campbell, Of IrOnton, and
Albert Campbell, of Chicago, are to re-
ceive but $500 each, while her cousins,
Jane, Laura and Elizabeth Mcclure,
get an annuity of 1855 jointly. The
large share of her fortune, estimated at
100000. goes to the Neal girls, and
upon their death the principal and pro-
ceeds shall he converted into money
and paid to the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society of the VI. Il. Church,
incorporated under the laws Of ONO.
The balance of the estate is bequeathed
to the International Missionary All
ance. incorporated under the laws OF
New York. VIM. A. Murdoch, OF TINS
city. is named as executor and trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21
CHOLERA WIPED OUT.
Japan Practically Free From the scourgo
GEO Men Killed

,Japan Practically Free From the Scourge
GEO Men Killed.
Victoria, p. c., November 20.-The
empress Of China just arrived from the
Orient reports cholera practically eX-
trgu.shed IN Japan, and few interest
ing developments in the eastern s.tua-
ton.
All the Asiatic coast, when She sailed,
was looking to- Kin-Ch0w where, ON
October is. q combined boiler and mag
azine explosion en- the troop ship Kung-
Ia. sent 500 men TO death. The affair
was fr3ugnJ with peculiar horror, as q
rough sea was raging and there was
no chance of life overheard The boil
ers were old and unseryicea6le, and
ordinary caution would have prevented
the catastrophe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21
Weather Indications.

Washington, D. c., November 20
For West Virginia: Very light SHOWS,
followed by far weather; westerly
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania: Local
SHOWS in the early morning, followed by
fair weather; nOrthwesterly winds.
For Ohio: Generally fair, preceded by
light local SHOWS in the early morning;
variable winds; slightly warmer by
Thursday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21
FELT AN EARTHQUAKE.

wilmington. Del, November "
Residents Of Claymont, six miles north
of this city. report Of having felt a Sc
we're earthquake shock early to-day. AT
Linwood, Pa, a short distance from
Claymont. the shock was also felt.
Chester. Pa, November 2O.-A slight
earthquake shock was felt in this city
this morning. Windows ratified and
chairs and tables trembled.' The shock
was also felt at ThurlOw, a small town
a short distance below this city.
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MORE GOLD TO GO.

New York, November 20.-W. H.
Crossman & Bro. will export $1,0000 600
cold on the steamer Furst Bismarck
sailing tomorrow.
Washington, November 2O.-In
treasury to-day lost S1,O0OOOO in gold
for export. which leaves the true amount
of the gold reserve at the close OF the
business $50. .S03,594.
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sAmOps -MADF III LIVELY.

bangkok. Siam, November 2O.-N-ne
sailors belonging to the French gun
boat Vipere. paraded the town last even
inc. assaulted several people and stole
liouOr from various stores. Finally
they accosted a police constable aitach-
ed to the British legation, who, aIter de-
claring himself to be a police officer,
was attacked and his skull fractured by
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AFFAIRS IN CUBA.
The Union Party Declares its Allegiance to
Campos

The Union Party Declares its Allegiance to
Campos.
Madrid. November 20.-According to
a dispatch from Havana the Consl.-u-
tonal Union party. of Cuba, at a meet
ing recently held at Natanzas, renewed
fs adhesion to the government and Gen.
he Campos and expressed confidence
that reforms would be introduced at
the oDporune moment.
The advice from Cuba adds that Max
imo Gomez. the insUrgent leader, has
reissued orders for the destruction by
fire. of plan atoms, and threatening
wsth death an Who assist in ga1ne-l lng
the crops. The purpose Of this order
is to deprive the Spanish army OF means
Of subsistence in the field.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21
WIIL - WOT-ND -.

Akron. O.. November 20-John Tod,
of Cleveland, vice president. was to-day
appointed receiver of the New York,
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio Railroad. The
indebtedness is $125.00000O and the de-
sire is that the company may be wound
up previous to its absorption by the
newly organized Erie Company.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE
stares the Three Boy Train W rockers in the
race.

SLaFeS bne AbOJ AAsAAh
race.
Rome. n. Y, November 2O.-Hil-
dreth. Hubbard and Lato, three of the
lads implicated in the wrecking OF the
New York Central train near this place
Tuesday morning, have made full con-
fession. Bristol, the fourth Of the gang,
denies his guilt. They will be put on
trial for murder in the first degree, but
owing 10 their youth it is likely that
they will be only convicted of murder
in the second degree, the penalty for
which is imprisonment for life.
Hildreth told the officers to-day that
the attempt to wreck train ten days
ago was direced against the one which
passes Rome for the East at 1922 a. M,
and which often carries rich express
bullion.
Later the boys changed their minds,
and decided that the mail train would
be better, because, besides the mail, the
passengers were hlHly to be wealthy
people.
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cr,1-rpr- IN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, O., November pa snow
storm accompanied by fierce north
westerly gale has prevailed on Lake
Erie since midnight, causing such q
tremendous sea that very few vessels
are attempting to enter or leave the
harbor. It is believed, however, that a
number Of boats were caught out IN the
gale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21

Baltimore. Nd, November 2O.-Al-
ceus Hooper. the first Republican May
or of Baltimore for thirty years was
inaugurated to-day. The ceremony Of
administering the oath was performed
in the presence Of a large crowd, who
anDlauded the addresses delivered by
the incoming and outgoing executives.
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TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN SQUAD

Washington, November 20.-The
United States steamship Minneapolis
has been ordered to Join the European
squadron Immediately, doubtless on ac-
count Of the Turkish situation. She is
in American waters now and il will
take several days to fit her out.
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the disorderly sailors. The latter are
now in irons.
MISSIONARY BEATEN AND M
PRISONED.

London, November 20.-A dispatch
from ConstaninOple this afternoon con-
firms the report OF the ill-Teatment to
which the Canadian missionary, the
Rev. Mr.. Martin, has been subjected by
the Turks and adds that he was beaten
and afterwards imprisoned for sixteen
hours near LAdjin, N the province Of
Adana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21
no pay PENSIONS.

Washington, November 2O.-The Sec
retary Of the Interior to-day issued a
reauisiticn on the treasury for $1O,SOO,-
600 for the quarterly pension payment.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

A Thirteen Year Old Boys Awful Deed.
His Brother Had Reported Him for
Iruancy.
English, Ind, November 20.-Alvin
Thomas, 13 years old, killed his brother,
two years younger, and committed sui
eide. The murder was caused by VIII
liam, the younger brother, reporting
Alvin for playing truant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21
rhormometer Record.

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist. made the following Observa-
lions of the temperature yesterday: a.
m. 80: a. m. 33; u m, 95; 3 p. m, 80;
7 D. M, 32. Weather, changeable.
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TOOK A FATEFUL TUMBLE.
A Rent in a Pair of Bicycle Trousers
Leads to a Divorce.

A Decidedly Novel Line Of Circum-
stances Which Led up to the Dis
covery Of a Wife's Faithlessness.
A Bad Place to Garry Ones Love
Letters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-21

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM LEAGUE.
New York, November 20.-The an
nual meeting of the National Civil Ser
vice Reform League Will be held at
Washington, D. c., on Thursday and
Friday. December u and 13.
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YOUNG woMAN's REMAINS

Found Hidden in the Weeds in Cemetery.
Supposed to Have Been Raped and Muir
dered.
Lltcideld, Ills, November 90
While a party of ST. Louis hunters were
looking for game in the Catholic Gene
tery. this afternoon, they discovered Jne
remains Of a young woman lying IN thel
weeds. 1t is supposed that sne was
raped and murdered. Great excitement
prevails.
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
MEYERS HELD FOR EXTRGDITIOS.

The Robber Of Chapman's Store Caught
In the Act OF Pawning Some Of tho
Plunder.
Edward Meyers. the man who was ar
rested In Philadelphia while attempting
TO pawn some OF the goods stolen II ON
Chspman's store at Delaware avenue and
Scott street, recently. was arrsigned
bsfore Magistrate South In Philadelphia,
yesterday Chief Dolan and Mr. Chap
man we're both present Meyers WAS held
for extrsdition. This morning Detective
Witsil and Mr. Chapman went before
Magistrate Daley aud swore out the
necessary warrant
Meyers WAS arrested on a call seut IN
by the pawnbroksr he had offered
half dozen penknives which answered
the description sent out by Chief Dolan,
and the revolver and two more knives
we're found onahm Meye;s told Chief
Dolan that he was cooking coffee at a
camp nesr Thurlow when two well
dressed young men came to the FIRE and
after some conversation, gave him the
goods 20 pawn He is genuine tramp ID
appearance and is thought to bo .
member Of the Folly Woods gang
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
DEPUTY SHERIFF GIFFIA VGRy I'LL.

There Has Rsen Change for the Worse
In His Condition and he MAY Not Re-
cover.
Thomss G'fin, for nesrly forty years
deputy sheriff and a man beloved sud
re- pee cd for his mauy good pa 'ti BY every
man who knows him especially the legal
fraternity, Is critically an AZ the home OF
Phillip r. Clark. No Sl8 West street.
his oondltion has been such for several
weeks that he could not perform his
duties and within tho past few days a
decided change for the worse has set ia.
Mr. Glmla Is in his 76sh year and has
been a member Of Mr., Olsrk's family for
manV years
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
WANT DR.. MARTISDALE As PASTOR.

Sc. Paul's M. II. Church People Said TO
Have Selected Leading Wilmington
Conference Divlne-Former Pastor OF
Union Church.
Since the probable retirement Of Rev
7 Z Terry on account Of III health was
announced. St Pauls M. Il Church
people have baen looking about for o
pastor able 60 succeed this earnest aud
active minister ia charge Of their
church
10 is said that they have found the man
that sthey want and that IL 10 Rev.
Thomas Il Martindale, ID. d., pastor Of
the Methodist Church at Milford. and a
former pastor OF U0lon Church. this
city. A call, 70 Is underatood has been lr-
formally extended DR. Mertindale, bat be
has not yet replied The doctor has
been remarkably successful at Milford,
where great revival was held last year
and Il Ia feared that tho Milford peopl.
will not release him Meantime every
influence will be brought to bear for St
Paurs. the aeooud church In importance
In the Wilmington Cuniorenc
DR. Msrtiudsle Is active, Jealous and
eloquent He has faished successful
pAstorates Ia Dover, salisbury New
Castle and was presiding elder OF
Salisbury district. he was cent 70
Salisbury Immediately after The great Gre
there aud from a pile Of ashes OF au old
church, wss instrumental in building one
Of the handsomeet Methodist churches Ia
the south.
Il is hoped that the Milford churehmer
can be Induced 10 give up all claim 10 hil
aervIoea under the pralenl oIroumatanoea
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
BUILDIHG OPERATIONS.
ParaIszsd BY the Hard Times and
Many Competent and Industrious Men
Out of work In This City.


Out of work I'm This City.
Building operations inl Wilmington
are simply paraly zed said Architect e
L. Rice, Jr, to an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter to-day. Daring the whole
month of November 10 a city with q
population OF 20 coo. there was but one
building line marked by the Engineering
and Surveying Department.. and that was
for an ST. 100 house Just think Of that
only one new building built or
attempted to bs built In city Of this
slzs In month Last week there was
not line marked and but one permit
issued That was for 81 900 job ia
remodellng the interior of the Knights Of
Pythlss property at Seventh and King
streets Several partitions are to bO
knocked out aud other minor repairs
made
II have been here for twenty. six years
and never before experienced such a
complete suspension OF building opsr-
stions You 60 TO Fifth and French
streets, where the Sternberger building
Is being put up, and see the men who are
anxious TO e. TO work TnsY are so
anxious to get employ nent that they
will work for anything Msn who
usually get from 50 90 TO SO day would
oheerfully accept $l.50 II they could get
It / have heard them say. For Gods
sskel give me something to do. for my
wife and children want food and cloth
ing. II Is sad to hear them.
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
The Henri Keith on with on.

The British steamship Henri Reith,
which recently reached Marcus Hook,
after having had a narrow escaps from
wreck on Sable Island shoals. cleared this
mornng for Falmouth. England, with
800 $40 gallons OF refined petroleum,
valued at $i2 495 Captain j. Leonard
IN conversation with an EvEEING JoUR
NAL reporter, said that his was the first
vessel be had ever heard OF which struck
these shoals and got of safely. ID,
further renal ked that be did not care tc
try the experiment again, and should
give the island a wide berth hereafter
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
PrInce sent to Farnhurat.

@. Prince the insane man who was
taken from P W train yesterday
and who was thought TO be New York
newspaper man. was sent to Farnhurst
last evening He is now believed to be q
tobacco salesman employed by Key West
parties A Communication has been
received from eastern passenger agent of
the plant system, Carpenter, who Issued
the pass found on him that Prince has
friends In Jacksonville, Florida, to whom
word of his condition has been sent. he
IL still violent at times and is In bad
WaV
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
WANTS A new RECEIVER
PETITION FILED BY A STOCK
HOLDER OF THE DENTAL COMPANY

Gross Dsrolcctlon Il Charged s-aud
tho Oourt is Asksd Go Renew
From the Rsosivorship the Glrard Life
Insurancs. Annuity aud Trust Com
psny-rhe Claims Embodied In the
PetItion-An order Issuod BT Jadgv
wales.
A petition was filed this morning With
Hon. LEONARD %. Wales, justice Of tho
Unite9 States Court, praying for an
order directing the 0lrard Life Insurance,
Annuity and Trust Company Of Phlla-
delphia, receivers OF the Wilmington
Dental Manufacturing Company, OF
this city, 90 Immediately hle with
the court full, precise and ltemizsd
account Of ths assets OF the defendant
corporation at the time Of It's coming ir
TO the receivers hands, together with
the value attached on the books Of the
company; an iiemizsd account Of the
diaposltion OF al goods and nerchsndiso
ard the money realized, WHIST part still
remains on hand a full account Of
bills aud accounts o~ing by the
company July "a, 1893 and ow
/ ing 10 &C that inns, together
with all amounts siuoe paid or collected
ths Eresent sssiots and lndsbi sdness,
asd what part OF each was received OF
paid by the receiver also the net proats
aud net debt incurred during the conduct
OF the business by the receiver Also to
show cause why the said company should
not be- removed from the position oi
receiver
The psiltlon Is made By Thomas
! Ireland Elliott, ex district attorney, OF
Baltimore. and a stoekholder OF the VII
mington Dental Company, aud sets forth
the following claims;
That on July %. 1893. the Girard Life
Insurance Annulty and Trust 90 was
appointed by the court az receiver OF tue
Wilmington Dental NJ M,nufaoturlng
Co, taking charge OF its al Ire
'~a days later. Since then the
receiver company has transacted an
immense volume OF business, reaching
about half = million OF dollars. That iL
has bseu very derlleoi ia making n
exhibition TO the court Of its transact
ions. that Il has failed.to put the court or
creditors or stockholders in possession Of
any dehnlts information relative TO the
business That it has treated the business
OF the Wilmington Dental Mig o. as
though 10 we're its own aud not simply
held 10 trust. That.no report has ever
been 6 ed except very imperfect and
deficient one made October 4. 1895. and
that this report was inadequate TO con
vey any ineligible idea OF the manner
the receiver has performed It's duties o.
TO give any clear idea Of the present
condition Of sHairs
The report made October shows thai
the inventoried sssets we're S65l 559 a.
while tho h debteduess WAS only $l57
( OBJ so or 50 40 OF assets 20 every 81 OF
indebtedness, OF which $l3i ia go was II
the shape Of bills and accounts payable
leaving the indicated Indebtedness onlI
/ 855, Si7 20 against the real estate, plant
merchandise. fnrmu.@ aud journal in'
vented a. $500, 3S5 II.
Judge Wales Issued the desired oIdsi
and directed the clerk TO notify thl
receiver company TO appear before hin
Monday. December 30 aud show cause
why the lprayer for removal ehouls
/ not be granted.
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
Backing NgH OF THE STATE.
Effected a Strong Organization at the
Clayton House This Afternoon-Mr.
Pilling Presided.


A convention Of banking and trust
companies began at the Clayton House
this morning aud the most experienced
aud best known bankers of the state
were in attendance Temporary Chair
man John PillinE called the meeting 10
order and presided The Delaware
Bankers Association was organized
committee consisting OF George 3
Capelle, James p Winchester, Joseph
h w Watson. d J Cummins aud
Philip l. Cannon, submitted plan of
organization.
At 9 o'clock. the new association ad o.
journed aud dinner was served in the
Clayton Houses private drawing rooms
Those ia attendance we're:
D J Cummins. smyrna; Joseph w H
Watson. Newport; John b Hoifecker,
smvruR: Stephen Boyer Henry Clayton,
g w w. Naudain. Middletown; David
Eastburn, Newport; Henry Oleaver Port
Penn Francis Mcintyre, Delaware City
Alexander B Cooper, New Castle; John
Pining Newark.
From this city. the bankers present
were: Joseph l. Carpenter. Jr Gtorgs
s. Capelle, John d Dsuby, Thomas b
smith Henry Bush, William M Candy,
James p Winchester, Edward Andre VS..
Preston Lea, J Augustus MeCaulley,
Henry Baird Philip Plunkett, Thomas
E Young, 81. r. Rumford. 7. Allen
Hilles. Ohio NowiRnd and others.
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
wIInlngtonlans in the noard

At the annual meeting Of the American
Dredging Company, held yesterday IN
Philadelphia, the following officers wers
elected for ths ensuing year; President,
L Y Schermerhorn; chief engineer and
general superintendent William
Bradley; secretary and treasurer. James
n Knipe directors, l. Y. Schernerhorn,
Henry X Townsend, Washington Jones,
Beauveau Borie, Jonathan May, William
J Bradley, Samuel CGstusr. Jr., George
d. s. Uhler and Henry K Edmunds.
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Thomas f. Bayard. Jr, will lecture be-
fore the Reilly Lyceum this evening.
The meetings conducted By Mrs. Il. l..
Short at Front and Madison Mission are In
terrstiug and largely attended. she Is being
Philadelphia.
REV j.. ID. c. Hanna VIII lecture ia Wfs-
Icy VI. Il Church tonight on The Y - and
lwns of Home l. f." he lecture viii DO
illustrated by beautifu pictures
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
This Is for You.

Do you want q handsome present for
yeur friend2 / have on sale q large line
OF silver novelties, diamond rings, pins.
watches, etc. You will be sure to hnd
something that will suit you II you will
call 1nlsrd f. Davis. No. 9 East
Second street
Evening journal., 1895-12-18
Adalel.. rorualds ths ohsek.

1T is only fair to state. said an
Addioks man this morning. that beforo
Mr. Addicks was called upon to supply
the money necessary 70 pay tue taxes Of
Republican delinqusnts in Kent aid
Sussex counties Colonel Henry A Dupont,
ex-senator Higgins and other prominent
Republicans were called upon, asked to
subscribe, and refused. The Addicks
check for SO, 200 has teen drawn aud
forwarded