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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

CHESTER HEIGHTs, July 26.-The Chester
Heights Camp-AleetinR Association de-
cided yesterday TO m IKE salvation entire-
ly frce at Chester Heights. at least on
week days Since the organization of the
camp. meeting twenty-four years ago
there has been charge OF 25 cents head
for each horse admitted to the enclosure.
The feature was very Objectionable
one aud ut times was severely criticised.
1t was especially Objectionable to the
country people and 1t has Tor years to
more or less extent prejudlced them
against the camp. The move OF the asso.
citation yesterday will no doubt be
popular one. There will be no charge on
week days for horses and vehicles. but the
charge of 25 cents head for horses will
still be In vogue OH Sundays. The weather
here this morning Ia delightful and the
conditions could not be better for out
door life.
The camp workers were out early this
morning. singing being heard shortly af.
ter 6 O'Clock. At $50 q, IN. a prayer and
praise meeting was hell in tho Temple.
conducted by Rev. John Sarderson, OF
Arlington. A number OF those present
gave testimony as to tn .ir religious
feeling aud belief. and told how God had
kept them for the past year. The
wOrstippers at this before -oreakfast
gathering were nearly all women. AT $50
an experience and praise meeting was con-
Quoted by Rev. John Priest. of Ian
caster and Rev. George Burnwood of West
End, West Philadelphia.
1ne morning sermon at 10 so was by
Rev GurbuLt Read OF st. Johns MethO-
dist Episcopal Church, Phiiadelphis, to
far audience.
The camp managers have everything In
readiness Tor big day OH sunday; d COM
mittee is looking after the details and the
Indications point to an old.time Metho-
dist camp and Il great crowd.
Tomorrow is Christian Endeavor Day
here. when the various socleties In Della.
ware. Chester aud Philadelphia counties
will come together. They will DO addre ss-
ell by ministers and layman on sub biects
pertaining especially TO the work OF ounR
people IN the church. Several relegates
who attended the Boston Christian En-
deavor meeting will give out some OF the
eGloes N that great gathering.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27
MuRDERoUs CHEROKEE BILL.
Ne Adds q Prison Guard TO His Long
List of yIctlins

FORT SMITH, Ark, July 27.-Cherokee
Bill got his hands on another revolver
last night, and used ID in an attempt to
hberate prisoners confined in murderers'
row OF tho United States jail. His at
tempt was bold one and resulted in the
death Of Larry Kenting, the Oldest guard
Of the force On account Of tho hot
weather and the long days the prisoners
are allowed to remain In the corridors
until nearly Z o'clock.
When running in tho prisoners all re-
tired to their cells. and the two upper
floors were run in without incident After
the brake had been thrown on murderers'
row Eoff went In to lock the cells, while
Mcconnell remained at the door When
Eoff reached the cell next to Cherokee
Bills he found the keyhole plugged, and
while he was trying TO clean 1t out Chero-
kee Bill came to the door and fired, shoot
Ing Kcating through the stomach. He
ran to tho end of the corridor and fell
dead.
Eoff ran back to the corridor on the east
side of the cells, and Mcconnell, Parker
and several deputies ran in and opened fire
on Cherokee Bill whenever he tried to
leave his cell. His ammunition was nearly
exhausted, and he agreed to surrender his
pistol to Henry Starr, which was done.
The pistol with which he did the deed
was new one. How he got IL Is a mys-
terry, but Josie Brown, his sister, who has
been here several days and visited hin,
twice, has been arrested for it, and Is now
In the county jail.
Keating had been employed at the jail
for ten years, and was careful man. He
/ leaves a wife and four children, besides
many other relatives here. He was very
popular and many threats Of lynching
Cherokee Bill have been made, though the
citizens, who were terribly excited, are
now becoming cooled down. None Of the
prisoners left their cells except Bill, and
he Immediately jumped back into it, and
the guards now have everything in order,
though there is much confusion among
the prisoners.
| Crawford Goldsby, alias Cherokee BIZ,
alias Gorilla, is only 10, but has been con-
victed Of train robbery and murder. Ono
murder case is pending in the supreme
court Of the United States, and the charge
of killing his brother-in-law is still on the
docket here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

The beautiful steam launch Dottie NJ.
the property OF 8. E. Moore OF 1918 Fill.
bert street. which was stolen from her
moorings at Paulshoro. ". j.. the sum mer
home OF Mr. Moore. has been found. The
morning the discovery was mado Blr.
Moore had distributed ths following cir
oular.
Two hundred hollars reward-Steam
launch Dottie NJ, was etOen from heI
m ooTlng between 10 O'Clock Monday night
and 5 O'Clock Tuesday moruing, July ., at
Paul8boro. N. j. Length 28 feet, beam
abunt 9 feet. Whom stolen was painted
black. Has copper tubular boiler and
compound engines The above reward
will be paid for Information that will lead
to the conviction OF thieves and recovery
Of property"
Tho launch was fonnd lnIMahans rive I
burned ard partly submerged by james
ArRo, OF Little Creek, Del. He had mol
seen Mr. Moore's circu lar and had adyer.
tised his discovery. but Mr.. Moore had not
seen the advertisement until 1t was shown
to him.
Mr.. Moore Is prominent member OF
the Philadelphia Yacht Club and ls the
owner also of large s0lling yacht. whlc.l
was riding the waves almost alongside OF
the DoLtle M. when that vesael was stolen.
What surprised him most ls why the
thieves did not take the yacht too.
Immediately on receipt OF the informa.
tlon that the yacht had been found MIR.
Moore left by rail- for Little Creek to zee
II he could not apprehend the guilty par
ties and recover what IemaiEed Of the
once beautiful launch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

CHICAGO, July 27.-On Feb. 2e last Gov
srnor William Mckinley was the honored
guest of the Union League club of this
city, at a banquet, the menu Of which in
cluded ruffied grouse. 1t was fully
month past the time when tho game laws
of the state allowed the eating Of grouse,
and the state wardens at once began the
prosecution Of the club officials. Yester-
day the case came up for trial before JUS
tioe Glennon, who discharged the club
officials because the club house was not a
public restaurant, the game was not for
sale, and no evidence was submitted to
show that the club had either killed or
trapped grouse. The wardens are indig-
nant over the decision.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

Rev. f. B. Short, pastor of Harrison
Street NJ. Il. Church. is getting to be 6
very popular writer OF saered music. A
number of his compositions are pub-
lished In the new book OF Songs OF Love
and Praise" which Will be used In the
Young Peoples meetlngs at the various
camp meetlngs.
He has written the words and music for
O beautiful chorus the popular, old time
hymn, There 10 fountain filled with
blood" which will be introduced at the
$50 p. m service at his church tomorrow.
n copy OF which, with tho music will be
given every person present OIL that ocea.
eion. The services held are but one hour
in length, and ull persons are cordially In.
yited to attend them, after which there
will be plenty OF time to attend other SCR
vlce5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

] Wish to correct the piece In the REpuB.
LIcAN last night, in regard to the mother
and son under bail. Iu the first place,
Robert Benson neyer went to the boys
mother to correct him for she was not at
home. In regard to the stolen cigars,
James Godfrey told 10 the Squlre's Office
that he stolc the clgcrs. anu him and
Neral Campbell hid them some place un-
I'll Monday morning when they dlstrlbu.
ted them around, when JoGle Stewart Was
not at home.
Josie Ste wart did not reooIve or steal
the cigars and they failed to prove 80. and
they had to withdraw tho case. not with
their Will. In regard to what the mother
said In high lowing words. and she called
him biz headed Irishman. and that he
he was only the raklugs and serapings
uf Ireland and his witnesses failed to
prove what he swore to. But So uire naley
did not forget to put on the fine, S92 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27
SAVE THE BABY'SLIFE
Babies Take Lactated Food
With Evident Relish.
Safety for Pale, Weak, SlckIy
Babies In Hot Weather.
A Perfect Substitute for Healthy,
Vigorous Mothers Milk.

vigorous Motler MIX.
To the thoughtful parent hot weather
briggs the consciousness of increased
care and forethought regarding the diet
ot tho little once. 1t ia appalling to any
ono understanding the subject to see the
carelessness of parents and nurses In the
matter Of infart feeding
With cholera lnfantun raging as It Is
East and West this summer. these facts
cannot be put to parents too plainly.
This mortality sinot a necessary evil, for,
as every single writer on the subject Qrom
the eminent Dr. Routh, to whom every
physician turns for advice, down to tue
honest melical student, whose opinion
see light In the popular melicai iournals)
agrees. IL arises principally from tAe Inn
proper feeding Of children.
Watch your baby's actions carefully.
especially at this season OF the year 80
trying to little children. Is he cross fret
full or peavlsh2 Is he troubled with con.
stipation, collie. or dlarrb9l? Is his
sleep short or easily Oroken7 Then his
food dlsagraes. and he Is In serious dan
ger of fatal disease.
what con 1 do I" we hear you ask.
Change at once to laotuted food. q pure
and scientific food that makes the sick
baby well and keeps the healthy child
hearty and strong even In summers dan
gerous weather.
The best physicians prescribe It, intell.
gent IN others recommend 1t and use 1t.
and babies living on it prove its worth by
Their healthy anu happy faces. The worry
and saiuess that II Keeps away is alone
sufficient reason for using lactated food;
but 1t is also very economical, costing
less than five cents a quart. when pre-
pared from the larger sz7s. The small
eize costs only 25 cents and will be mailed
on recs pit of prIce by the manufacturers.
Wells richardson & Co.. Burlington, Vt.
II your druggist hasn't 1t In stock, do
not lei the sun so down before you havo
ordered sUme. IL may save the baby's
life.
The mothers milk IN the summer Is af-
fected by the heat. and is often dangerous
for the infant. 1t ts much safer to wean
the child aud put 1t upon this reliable food
that ls always the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi. July 97.-A strange
and bloody murder was committed on the
farm of Ernest Lange, seventeen miles
west of this city. The body of little Mag.
sie Craigie, the 14.year,old daughter of
Captain Charles Craigie, of the Minneap-
oils fire department, WINS found with the
top OF her head blown off by charge from
o shotgun. Futile efforts had been made
30 remove the traces of blood In tho up
stairs room where the murder was COM
misted and along tho stairs where the body
had been dragged down. Mrs. Lange's g.
year old son Freddie finally confessed that
he had killed the girl by accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

LONDON, July e7.-Lady Frances Rose
Cunning, widow of the late Rev Sir
Henry John Cunning, Bart. and daughter
of the Rev. the Hon. William Henry
Spencer, and granddaughter of the first
Baron Churchill, was arrested in this city
upon an extradition warrant charging
her with forgery. The present Baronet
6ir George William Cunning is the son
Of tho late baronet by his first wife The
only charge lodged against her was that
of forging her fathers name to a bill for
ESQ, but the police are Investigating other
charges of forgery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27
Tux UNDERsTUDY.


II is the understudy. -s." #e.
Ana very nice ls she;
She's next the prima donna
In all things that may he;
She's waiting for her chances
An opening to sec.
Night In, night out, she poses.
With eager. ardent glance,
The prinia donna's healthyl
There Ia for her no chance,
The understudy sadly
Attendance still must dance.
How she could parallze 'em !"
This is an hourly thoughts;
How she could win n fortune
By her own talents wrought
Yet all her wild ambition
Comes ah. also 10 naughtl
At last the prlmu donna,
As prima donnas will
Contracts a hateful cold, and
And cannot Ill the bill;
Or else she has q little kick"
Whioh ls more frequent stlll,
Then dawns the understudy.
In her re plendent dress,
With all the airs and grGcss-
More than we can express;
Shes then the prima donna,
A proud one, and no less .....L
All. we'll. to whit Ia loyal!
Each life will have a show,
To be an understudy ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27
nt Mili Take Those shoe.,,

Said a customer to US the other day. 'I
have been looking about at other stores,
and cannot SEQ any shoes for the same
money that like as well as your goods"
That "a what We like to heur, We don't
intend TO lot other places best us In quai-
ty and price II we can help it.; we are sell.
ers OF UP 10 date footwear for ALI we
know that the times demand sharp econ.
omy; we meet them with our prlcesi they
are not equalled for smallness. In fact they
are money savers In every instance. Try
them. Formans No. 10 East Fourth street
between Market and KING.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

A singular accident befell tho British
steamship EUling ON Thursday night last
while she was getting under way at Ches.
ter in charge OF two tugs, to be towod to
Philadelphia. The mishap resulted In the
breaking of her propeller and totally dis.
abllng her. In working the vessel out
from the wharf. whore she was thought
to be entirely clear. the stern was carried
around by tho tide and struck the wharf.
breaking one of the propeller blades. The
vessel was without her own power. aud
could not avoid the accident. The broken
blade had undergone a similar mlshap
some time ago. when the point was
found to be gone, but she managed to
deck at Wilmington, where new propel.
er will be Dut In,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

PHILADELPHIA, July s7.--It has been
generally supposed that Richard Vaux,
x-congressman, e1 mayor and distin-
sulshed jurist, who died last March, left
no will, but such document has been
found. After making number of minor
bequests 1t leaves the residue of the estate,
which is valued at about $50, 600, TO the
widow, Mary Vain Vanx, for life, and at
her death to be divided among the chill.
dron. Tho document concludes with these
words; II direct that no inventory be
made Of my estate. 1t is nobody's bust.
ness but those who are Interested in It,"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

ERIE, Pa, July 27.-At Ashtabule, o.,
q gang of thirty tramps boarded passen-
ger train on the Lake Shore road. As
fast as thoy were ejeoted from one cur
they jumped into another. The passen-
gers became intensely excited and forco
Of police was telegraphed for to meet the
train. When 1t arrived the hoboes made
dash for liberty on seeing the police,
and only eight out of the thirty were oap-
tured. Julian Mullen, an Erie brakeman,
has been found near the station with his
skull crushed. 1t is believed ho was
robbed and thrown from his train by tho
trninDs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

N. b Mulford. OF Bridgeton. n j.,
writes the Philadelphia lseoord: Il SEQ by
this mornings paper that William Mac.
Farlund is credited with being the owner
OF ben D., This is partly so. but would
state that the firm OF William MacIfarand
& Co. has been dissolved by mutual con.
sant. MIR, Robert More. Jr., OF tho well.
known glass firm OF tile More.Jonas Glass
Co. retiring, but still retaining his one
half Interest In len d, 2.Ob4 He is also
the sole owner of the chestnut horse
Fauntleroy, 23 !, and ID now using him
on tho road"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

The Philadelphia union, with its 444
societies, is the largest in the world,
says The Golden Rule. 1t counts on its
rolls societies in two blind asylums, in
rescue missions, in the almshouse, in
the county Jail, the Magdalene Home,
the House of Refuge, and the Sunday
Breakfast association. Surely>here is
varied endeavor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

John l.. Mills. the proprietor OF Cooper's
Point shipyRrd, finds that ho has an ele.
phant on his hands In the shape of a con.
tract to right the overturned tank steamer
Allegheny. which lies in tho Delaware
river between Petty's Island and the Jerssy
side. large force OF men has been at
work on the difficult job for several
weeks.
The services OF the tug Lottle hlve been
enlisted. and the wrecked steamer Is sur.
rounded by pontoons, by means of which
It has been raised several inehos each day.
Early next week power from a large en-.
gine on shore will be applied to hawsers.
turn the vessel right side up, If possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

Two weeks ago Marie Naplon and Ma.
coma Paroni were married In st. Peters
Pro.Cathedral, out to.dhy they are sopara.
ted. Nacoina left his SPOUSE on Wednes'
day and on Thursday she received let
ter from New York. saying that he never
intended to come back and that he never
intended to marry another woman. The
man shlned shoes In front OF llilbiber's
barber shop, and last night the down.
hearted wife borrowed wheeibarrow
and with two friends moved the brass-
m ounted chair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

ST. PETERSBURG, July a1.-Nlne small
traders who were passing the night in the
open air at Amorosiffks, district of Tag
anrog, were murdered and robbed of 49,
900 roubles by a man who Joined them in
the guise of trader. Tho murderer was
arrested and confessed that he had killed
them, after drugging them with morphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

SOFIA, July e7.-The Svoboda news.
paper) publishes a letter which Stambu-
loft wrote to Prince Ferdinand on July 8,
complaining that former lettors had been
unanswered, requesting permission to
leave the country, and begging the prince
to order the arrest OF Haless and Tufekt-
chiaff, the murderers of M. Beltchef, who
were constantly hanging around his house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

NEW YORK, July a7-Fred Titus, of New
York, who holds the worlds cycling record
for one hour, and Harry Maddox, of AS
bury Park, who holds the worlds ten mile
record, have been matched to ride ten
miles for valuable trophy The race will
tnke place under the auspices of the Ma.
tional Cycle and Athletic club, OF Man
haitian Beach, on Aug. IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

Now Is the time you will need wood.
You will get satisfaction and your
/. Sergeant, dealer In coal. wood
and grain. yard 100 Maryland avenue.
O9i Ice 9TH and King streots. Phone 545.
s5D Large Pea Goal for family use.
fS-Lnrge load Of wood for eL50. Now
ie the time to order your winters supply
OF coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

The Ohio Christian Endeavor union
was organized April 10, 1887, in a CON
vention held at Springfield, o. AT this
convention there We're 3S delegates from
outside the city Eight years ago Ohio
had about 1876 societies, with member
ship Of perhaps 5000. Now the state
contains no less than 1900 societies,
with probably 100. 900 members. s.-Gold-
~, D,,1o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

II you want to spend pleasant Sunday
and get new set OF nerves for the fol-
lowing week, NO to Bay Ridge Sunday,
August 4th. Every thing is bright. heal.
thy and rest-invlting at this beautiful bay
side resort
No Intoxicating liquors are allowed on
the boat or grounds.
A special sacred concert by the military
band. and other entertainment will be
provided by the Company.
A spaoleus Cafe. where excellent meals
are served at reasonable rates. is located
Immediately In front of the band stand.
Only one more date.
We rive below a list of statlona sh wing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

What does the world count a test Of
Christian discipleship? The answer is in
the words of the Master Himself, "By
this shall all men know that ye are My
disciples, il ye have love one to an
other. This is our badge, our royal in
sigma, placed on our breasts by the King
Himself William 7. Ellis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

MADRID July a7.-An official dispatch
received here from Havana says that Lieu
tenant Colonel Tjada has routed band
of insurgents under Quintin Bandera, in
the neighborhood of Santa Barbara, tho
insurgents losing fourteen killed and
hundred wounded. The Spanish loss Ia
said to be three killed and seven wounded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

He only is great of heart who floods
the world with a great affection. He
only is great of mind who stirs the
world with great thoughts. He only is
great of will who does something to
shape the world to a great career, and
he is greatest who does the most of all
these things and does them best. -R. D.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

Complaint Is made by some Of the farm
ers of Mil Creek Hundfed, that a COW has
been running at large In the vicinity of
Milltown that may possibly imphrt some
infectious disease to tlle cattle in the fields
adjoining. Should Dr. Ewes visit that
section 1t would be well II he would
nuke some inquiry into this matter. 1t
is much easier to nip any disease In Its
inclplent stage than to eradicate 1t after
1t has been fully established In valuable
herd Of cows.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

COLUMBUS, O., July T.-J, II. Milliken,
director general of the G. A. r. arrange.
ments at Louisville, says in letter to G.
A. X. men here that all statements regard
Ing the proposed drawing of color line
at the national enoampment against negro
sK soldiers are absolutely false.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

Johnson's Magnetic OIL, horse brand. is
neuralgia. spTRns and bruises for man or
beast. sl.oO size, 80 centsi 5o'cent size 25
cents.
N. B Danforth, Second and Market
streets, aud Aliller's Drug store, 40! Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

NBw YORK, July s7.-"King" Callahan,
who jumped off the Brooklyn bridge last
Monday on a wager of 81, 700, was fined $40
in the Tombs police court yesterday by
Magistrate Braun. He said he fell of the
dock Callahan paid his fine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

Shlloh's Cure, the great Cough and
Group Cure. Ia in great demand. Pocket
slze contains twenty-five doses. only $50.
Children love It. Sold by oil druggists.
soldh ny N u. Uanfortn. Druggist s. n
Cor. End and Market streeta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLates U. Govt Report
RlD!:a'!l! q! Bakiies Rsxas'!
ABSOLUTELY pUEE


Rev. DR.. Howard will have something
to say 10 morrow evening about THAT
Nrd Dog and His Victims" The appro-
prlaJe treatment for the dog and his vio-
tins will be discussed. Suraiy this will
be noYel aud modern subject for the
pulpit to IN orrow evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27

VIENNA July 7.-Riots occurred at an
slection for magistrate at Magyasso, Hun.
gary. Peasants stormed the town hall
and the gendarmes fired upon tho rioters
Four were killed, twenty wounded and
thirty arrested