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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17
DR.. KERsHNER GUILTY.
Not Yet Known Whether Ho Is Convicted
on All the Charges.

BROOKLYN, May 1.-THE navy court
martial in tho case OF DIR. Kershner, the
navy surgeon, charged with making pub
lie certain matters affecting naval disci-
pllne and with harshly critcizlng Ad-
miral Meade In n letter to private citi.
zen, reconvened yesterday. The evidence
Of the accused was submitted to him for
correction, and then the record Of the
trial was read With that the open ses-
sion of the court ended.
When the judge advocate closed for the
prosecution on Wednesday he asked the
court, in case the defendant, DIR. Kersh-
ner, was found guilty, or guilty in lesser
degree than charged that the court should
Rsk for a record of any previous charges
or convictions against the doctor.
Tho.court was in secret session for two
hours and five minutes. At the end of
that time the judge advocate was re-
quested to read the records of II court mar
tial held in 1865; when DIR. Kershner was
convicted Of writing letter to the Balti-
more American rejecting on the action Of
Rear Admiral Dupont Mt the siege Of
Charleston. He was ordered to be dis
missed from the navy, but the then secre-
tary of the navy, Gideon Welles, reinstated
him and cautioned him not to repeat the
offense.
The fact tn at this record was called for
showed that the present court martial has
found DR.. kershner guilty, but whether
guilty OF all the charges, or guilty in u
less degree than charged, will not be
known until the report of the action Of
tho court martial shall bv made known at
Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

LONDON, May 1.-THE chief of police Of
Detroit has applied to the police of Black
heath, England, for the letters in the case
of Emma Hall, whose death at lying in
hospital at Detroit was a result of trouble
growing out of her relations with Rev
Jonathan Bell The letters, three in num-
ber, were one from Emma Hall to her
cousin, Joseph Hall, in which she con
fesses her trouble, but does not name the
author of 10, and one from Emma Hall ad-
dressed to Rev. Mr.. Bell in Boston, in
which she informs him that ''you will
mover be betrayed by me-" The other let
ter was written by Mrs Lane, keeper Of
the Detroit hospital where Miss Hail died
Thoy were in the possession of the Asso-
ciated Press, and Will be sent to Detroit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

NEWARK, May 17.-The semi cente nnial
of the New Jersey Historical society was
celebrated in this city yesterday, and the
society had as Its chief guest of honor
Benjamin Harrison, who was the centen-
nial president Of tho United States. The
most interesting feature of the exercises
was the presentation to General Harrison
Of gold medal. The medal was struck by
the society to commemorate the formation
Of the constitutional government of the
United States and the inauguration Of
George Washington, April 80, 1880 Gen
eral Harrison made a neat speech Of ac-
ceptance and Immediately after the close
of his address the ex- president left for New
York city, where he will remain two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

At the convention Of the Chiefs of
Police OF the different cities held In Wash.
iugton lively breeze oso on Wednes.
day over the adoption Of the code OF by,
laws. Chief jansen Of Milwaukee objected
to the convention being opened with
prayer Chief Oliver, of Athens. Ga, ia.
vored tho opening of all sessions with
prayer, as tho department needs the most
prayers Of any III the country.
Tic clause was adopteu. AT ona time a
leading lady OF this city wanted all the
police 10 attend church on Sunday morn
ing stating no one could do wrong on
Sunday.
Ihe chief oilicini of our city looked
when hp wanted police to do good work
he would sooner go to - than to
church They mover speak az they pass
by.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Mr.. RatledRe presided at the session OF
City Council last evening In the absence
of President Perkins. The report Of City
Treasurer Adams showed the balance In
bank TO be f25. $50. .9b. Collections from
Edmund Mitchell amounting to J625 and
from Eugene Nj. Sayere amounting to
1915 we're reported. Ihe Street and Sewer
Department sent a communication asking
for an annual appropriation OF 500, 900
and bond Issue OF Sl25 GOO for improv.
ing streets and sewers.
The communication was ordered noted
upon the minutes. The report OF the Law
aud Fire Committee was presented by
MIR. Wainwright. 1t was concerning tho
appropriation TO .he Washington Fire
Company for the use OF the chemical ell.
glne. 1t made the appropriation begin
on April l aud was adopted. The Law
Com mittee made a favorable report of the
increasing of the City solicitors salary.
No amount was mentioned. MIR. VAIN
wright then presented an ordinance in
cIeaslng the salary from $1,000 TO $1,000
year. After being read a seGond time by
title, 1t was referred to the Law Com
mittee.
An ordinance providing for a loan OF
sl25, 900 for improving streets and sewers
was presented by Mr.. Dannenberg The
bonda ara to bear interest at Lhe rate OF
per cent, and become due $1,000 in 1921,
S55 60 la 1922, S57.300 III 1923, $3.50 In 1924.
The ordinance was read second time by
title and referred to the Law Committee.
The Wilmington Turngemeinde sent a
communication inviting the members of
Council to attend tine opening OF the new
hall OF the society on juno s. Tho invita-
ton was accepted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Club here had favorably impressed him
and assured him of a hearty welcome from
an enthusiastic and generous laity He
spoke in eulogy of the Church Club.
Speeches earnest and eloquent IN exposl-
tion of Church work and of the claims ol
the Church for devoted service from clergy
and laity were made by James C. Sellers, OF
the Philadelphia Church Club; the Hon. d
T. Marvel, OF the state judiciary; the Rev.
Alsop Lefiingwell of Philadelphia; Presi-
dent Charles Baird, of the Board of Educa-
tion of this city; the Rev. George C. Hall,
rector of st. Johns Church. Samuel c.
Biddle. ex-president of the Church Club of
Delaware: the Rev. A. II. Miller, the new
rector of st. Mchaefs Church; Captain
Sidney e. Stuart, U. S. A.; the Rev. Il. G..
Littell. D. D.. of Baltimore.
The after-dinner speech making was
closed by Bishop Coleman in a very brief
closing speech of congratulation to the club.
in which he expressed his belief that the
Diocese of Delaware had the best Church
Club in the country. after which the long
metre doxology was sung by the members
of the club and their guests and the com
pany was dismissed with benedictlon from
the bishop.
Among those present at the dinner were
Joseph N. Blanchard. Samuel c. Biddle.
'the Rev. II. NJ. Bartlett, Horace Burr, D..
p. Barnard, Charles Baird.
Bishop Leighton Coleman, James D. Car
ter, the Rev. j. H. Chesley Alfred A. Cur
tbs, Charles NJ. Curtis. s. NJ. Curtis, John
Craig, t. Leslie Carpenter, J. B, Coleman,
DR.. Peter Cooper. Edward T. Candy Charles
A. Cook.
William Davidson, Charles L. Doughten,
Charles e. Dubell. Francis C. DUPONT.
George A. Elliott, Alfred s. Elliott.
f. w. Fisher, William jerks Fell, A.
Lenthen Foster.
Charles f. Graft. John s. Grohe, A. v.
Lesley George.
The Rev. II. Ashton Henry. the Rev.
Kensey Johns Hammond. Francis II. Hof-
fecker, the Rev. George C. Hall.
A. L. johnson, Justa G. Justis,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

NEWMARKET, May ia damper was
placed yesterday upon tho growing of the
English sporting fraternity over the do
feats of American horses, especially over
their jubilant utteranccs after the defeat
of Stononell on Wednesday, in the selling
plate, when Michael f. Dwyer's horse fln-
ished sixth, and was bought In by T Hood
less, the owner OF Crawley, the second
horse for $40 guineas. Michael +. Dwyer's
aged gelding Banquet won the selling
plate Of lo3 sovereigns yesterday, and was
afterwards bought In by Mr. Dwyer for
1885 sovereigns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

TAMAoUA, Pa, May lT-As Engineer
Harry Flynn, of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, was rounding u sharp
curve at Barnssyille the bright reflection
Of the locomotives headlight revealed a
man asleep on the track Tho engineer
Anaped to the pilot and srasping firm
hold he leaned forward and kicked the
sleeping man and sent him rolling down
the bank. The man proved to be the en-
gineer's own brother, who was overcome
with fatigue white walking on tho rail.
eoad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE police are
said to have found new witnesses who
will testify against Theodore Durant at
his forthcoming trial in the superior
court. One of these, Miss Willis, will say
that some time before Blanche Lamont's
murder Miss Willis asked Durant, in his
capacity of church librarian, for book
from the church library. He escorted her
thither, left the room few minutes and
returned entirely nude, The young wo-
man made her escape with difficulty Sim
liar conduct would explain the absence of
blood stains on Durant's clothing after
Minnie Williams was murdered
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

JERSEY CITY, May 1.-THE court OF
pnrdons, after session lasting four hours,
decided to pardon Dennis Mclaughlin,
John Q. Carr, Gottfried Walbaum and
John n. Crusius, the Guttenburg "Big
Four" who were convicted of maintain
ing disorderly house in permitting bet
ting on horse racing at tho Guttenburg
race track two years ago. Tho four men
were each sentenced to one year's impris-
onmcnt in the penitentiary at Snake Hill
and to pay a fine of $500. The court de-
cided to remit the imprisonment, but dc.
cided that the fines must be paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

THE NOBBY YOUTH can f,nd oho,os
selections OF patterns and colorinos
In the Youths Department Nobby 3
and button Cutaway Sacks In fine
all wool materials. Sizes to fit young
men nges IA to i9 Small men Gar,
also be fitted out here at small postss
Prlces-ss so, s5 So o., sS, $40, eto..
on up to SIS. Children's Suit Stock
again In fret 1lasa shape. The great
5ales OF last week broke some OF tho
bargain price lots all to smithereens.
but We have added newer, fresher
styles and again we offer them at laet
weeks bargain prioss. Ball, Bat Belt
and Cap free with every suit 90 50
for Combination Suit. Goat ond pair
OF pants. Regular price eS so. Rali
outht Tree. SO 45-for choIoe OF 500
Suits regular price OF which Ia s3. 50
to IS. Bluos, Black, Light and Dark
Mixtures. Ball bht, etc. free. eo.s5
for choice of $50 all wool sults thai
sell regularly for 81 and a. 50, and S5.
Base bal outfit free. 81 95 for choice
OF 75 suits worth $3.50 and %, Our
Llue at $3.50 and S5 and &6 oofn priee
suits that seld for s6 o., and o. Wash
sults-79c, regular price &l 25, extra
pants 10 match 25o. sl.2o. regular
price $l so and si.75. extra pants to
match $40. ei.69 regular price "a,
" DO aud %. extra pants TO match $50.
Boys' Knee Eants-wool Cheylots
In mixed colOrs and Blaoks and Blues.
Iron tlads-will not rip perfection
In lit Al cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

HoUGHToN, Mich, May I7.-The glycer-
inc house of the Hancock Chemical com
pany at the Woodside dynamite factory,
three miles from here, was blown up yes
terday. Frank Shopper, an employe, was
In the building when the explosion hap.
pened, and was blown to atoms Several
persons were severely injured The works
were blown up on Maroh 10 and one man
was killed. A discharged employe was
suspected of blowing up the works then,
but he has meanwhile had his trial and
was acquitted. The works had just been
rebuilt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17
AnSOEUTEHY EsUEE


w. NJ. Kennard,
The Rev. Alsop LeiTlngwell, the Rev. John
S. Littell. George Lodge, the Rev. L. Gar
diner Littell, -...
The Hon. David I. Marvel. William T.
Mansley, Franklin ]. Murphy. J. w. Mack
lem. the Rev. Charles L. Murray. the Rev.
A. II. Miller Anson A. Maher.
James II. Price, John Palmer Jr.,
II. d. Rayner. John Reed. Jr. A. S,
Reed.
Sidney E. Stuart James C. Sellers. Harry
e. Speakman, T. Jackson Shaw,
F. p. I. Turner, John W. Todd. Willard
Thomson, w II. Thomson. ]. w. Thomson.
the Rev Thomas A. Tidball,
The Rev. Albert r. Walker, C. A. Wen
dell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

SIR; According to a number OF news
papers am attributed with tle statement
that three quarters OF the peach blossoms
In this State were blighted by a fungus
Permit mo to say here that ! never made
any such statement. did say. however.
that in certain localities which had visit.
ed considerable damage had been done by
fungus whose growth was favored by
the warm weather following blossoming.
and that one grower had lost as many as
three quarters Of his peach bloom from
this cause.
am not In oharge OF bureau OF Rg.
rloultural statistics, nor have / any data
to make such estimates for the StHts
at large. nor do know what such damage
is. You're truly.
f. ID. CAEsTER.
Nawark DAi MauIR lhp5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
what's Transpirina In the Prettv Town os
the Delaware
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NLw CASTLE, May nth.


Tho yacht Monreve, which arrived at the
Delaware DIeakwater yesterday, from
Boston Tor Philadelphia, reports the
drowning of Ludwig Rumdahl. II sea man.
VINO fell overheard Oh Wednesday Iast by
o sudden lurch of the vessel oil sandy
Hook. Despite tue efforts made to save
the man he drowned before assistance
could be rendered.
We're you ever i'll Chicago2 Were You
there during the Words Faii?kf not. you
cannot imagine any thing about the Mid
way Plalsance.
l.eacn 10 in great form for the great
game OF base ball Tomorrow between tue
montgomery A A. and the Z. A. U.
Ieuch liz O, Lwlrler Lhut New Castle feels
proud of. The diamond has been soraped
and everyone who turns out Will be sure
TO see u grand exhibition OF Dull playing,
John 4. Bennett and vile, who recently
moved to TINS city, were surprised last
evening by Il hack load OF friends from
the Brandy wine N. h. Church. OF which
thay were mombers delightful time
was spent.
The assessment list for the city was
hung Up yesterday In the Mayors olce.
Assossor Meredith made q good assess-
ment and color made no difference to
rim as he assessed Black and White.
Brown and Green.
CITY Councilmen aud prominent bLsi-
ness men Of Wilmington spent delight
full time lust evening at the Midway
Piaisance." Wine, women ana song auueu
much to the pleasure OF the evening.
Mrs Gallagher is still very low.
Seminole Tribe No. Z, l. y. H. NJ, will
hold a strawberry festival on the evenings
of June and T.
The REPUBLICAN correspondent las been
favored with program of an entertain
ment 10 be given by musical orEanlza-
tion in town. 1t is regretted that Tree
notices cannot be given The time has
come that a newspaper cannot give It's
for nothing IND at the same time rails TO
extend the usual courtesies
Adelpha Lodge No. X. OF Z. Will
| hold It's strawberry festival In the band
room In the X. Of p. Hall.
Hugh Duffy ia the guest Of his Sister,
| Mrs John McCallin Philadelphia.
Prioe Bullen 10 lying very low at his
home.
Frank Duncan who was kindly given n
passort by Judge Ball for three months at
Hoto! Gillis came over in cab. de did
not relish the chain gang. When man
commits mean trick or act. such as
striking q colored man with brick when
| he Is down. then he should be punished
properly and obliged to come over In the
Chain gang.
The city OF Wilmington could find bet
ter work for two OF its police than escortiDg
duncan to jail IN cab. Now, for in.
| fellow who appropriated to his own use
the valuable horse in Doylestown and who
| gave them such grand slip over Third
| street bridge The police knew that the
| young man was in town and they would
| have won more glory by catching horse.
| thief thun by e5cortinR Frank Duncan to
| jail In cab.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

ALBANY May 17.-It is now known that
the only member of the New York l..yis
lature indicted for alleged bribery is
Eugene 1t. Vaeheron, of Queens county.
He voluntarily appeared In Albany yester-
day and gave bail for his appearance when
wanted. subsequently he made his sp.
pearance In the assembly chamber and
made speech vigorously denying the
changes The speech was loudly applauded.
Soon afterward the legislature adjourned
alma dia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Understand that Iyanhoe Castle. No.
81, knights of the Golden Eagle. Will ut.
tend divine service or Sunday afternoon
MAY 10Th at st. Barnabas z. f. Church.
Sir knights to meet at Castle Hall at 2 80
sharp.
1t was thought that the ladies' of ST,
Barnabas Church would hold a strawberry
festival on tho school ground but have
decided to have 1t ip the hall on Friday
and Saturday, May nth and 18th. They
will be very glad to see all friends on tnat
occasion.
see one of our enterprlslng landlords
has started sidewalk in front of his
property. feel sure it would be beDefit
TO all ctizeus ana visitors II others would
follow his example. Let the good work
proceed. / see friend Guthrie is making
improvements around his home; 1t will
look line when the grass grows on the
slope
Tie churches look all the better for the
paint that hiss been put on them. We see
the ilag raised nearly every day now. 1t
seems strange that we did not get one
long ago. Yours truly T.. q.
NOW is the time for cougsh, colds.
oarseness and the laying of the seeds for
consump ptiuu. DIR. Sirnms' white pulm on
ic balsam Ia the finest AMI best remedy
ever made Is just the medicine to pre-.
vent these calnmlties and euro the dlsease.
COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

VIENNA, May l7-Count Kalnoky, the
imperial minister of foreign affairs, has
resigned, and the emperor has accepted his
resignation. The count rendered his res.
ignation more than week ago, but 10 was
not thon accepted. Tho Trouble grew out
OF the utterances of Mgr. Agliardi, the
papai nunoio, who denounced the eoolesias.
tinAl lawa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

The opening raoe which was to have
taken place q. Hazel Dell Driving Park on
Tlu day was postponed until Monday
AfteIns on, tho goth inst. in consequence
OF the rain. Tho hour Of atartlng Ia one
pollock. Open to ali horses and visitors
Without charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

w0HLDs COLUMBIAN EXPOsIrION
Was OF value 10 the world by illustrating
the improvements in the mechanical arts
and eminent physicians will tsll you that
the progress in medcinal agents. has
beer OF equal Importance, aud as a
strengthening laxative that Syrup OF Flgs
Is far in advance of all others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

TIENTsIN, May l7-The troops stationed
at Shan Hal Kwan openly reyolted last
evening and looted tho city. The people
are fleeing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

The annual commencement of Darling
ton Seminary for young ladies' will be
held In the Assembly Building. West Ches-
Ter on June 10. Among the graduates
will be Mise Carrie V. Pierce Camden
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-17

Our prescription department is In
charge OF competent persons. No boys
employed. VIC Taylor, druggist 302
King street.
Dr. J. r. Smith has removed from 9tO
Madison street. to n. W. corner Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 497.