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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Ireeahllean nl.,risr csnmis,es.

Tho First Distrlct commillee hsld it,
aceond fneeting last night and hereafter
khA meotinxs viii DO held Monday night,
A committee was appointed to look Into
tue alleged violation OF tina primary cleo.
tlon law In the THIRD district OF the
Twelfth ward at the last city election. II
is alleged that the election officers j. +.
Eariy. Arthur MeDermott and Clarence
A. Forwood would not allow oitizane oi
the district to witness the counting OF the
votes.
sub.uom mmittes to look after tho paying
OF taxss were appointed.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted thanking Aus.
tin harrington for SO ably defending the
men accused of violating the primary
election laws.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
LnrAL nn.r..

Mrs Charles Ii Reg ster OF SMYRNA.
returned home on MeuIar after YlsltiuK
heI brother samuel II BayEard.
Judge Wales Is attending court in Phil.
sdelphG to lay.
Coul weather shnrpens the appetite for
the excellent bread made at The home
bakery OF p. o. Snyder li5 w h.
The monthly NEE. ing Of the Hilles
Womans Christian Temperance Uuion
will be held at tae home Of Irs. Emily
Dickinson, Bshcroils hanks this Iues
dny) evening oct. lat. at 50 O'clock.
Several girls arc wanted to aasort rags
at No 400 Vest Front street. willing
hands need not De Idle.
good cook may find a good place with
Mrs. W. q. Pennypackor. No. 9i3 West
street.
MIR. Townsend OF thi4 city ia i'll al Sads
buryviIle. Pa.
L. S. 1homp Oh Mas in West Chester
yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Gooa wlln,naron Made cioshinu.

made to your order ut rocS bottou prlc es.
Honest cloths. honest linlngs and no rest
Workmanship and what Is bstter, made by
Wilmipg on taiiors.
Snits made to your order @l2.00. $500.
elS 90 and $40 90
ovsroosts sls.o0. $500. sls.eo and
5000.
Coats and yeats 60 90, $1,000. sl2co and
$500.
Pants to order 83 90 to s. OV.
Fit atyle and workmanship guaranteed
or your money back on demand.
W. Ii. LocKYrR, Importer and Tailor. SOS
Market sLfeetiother store 2O3 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
The TnIIyha Party.

A dlspatch from Mildletown says: ].
Edward Addicks' Talleyho party reached
here last night aud are at the National
Butei. The citizens of Middletown With
out respect to politics. called IN large
numbers to pay their res poets to him dur
Ing the evening. Together with his guests
he was entertained at tile resdsnoe of hr.
T. r. Cochran. He was also seronaded at
the ho tei by the Diamond state band.
Speeches wers made by Senator Hanby
and @. w. Roberts. The party left for
Dover this morning via Townsend and
Smyrna. kITIINGRR-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
nnIe Of Cows.

Dairymen should not fail to attend the
eale OF fresh Bedford County cows on the
Passmore farm. near Centrevile on rhufa-
day afternoon, If they wish bargains.
Smith will be on hand to tell all about
item and when he fails Mr. Passmore or
Mr.. Stidham, the aueuoneer, can lond a
helping hand.
since writing the above we have been
assured that In the above lot are four or
five moe Jerseys that will make splendid
family COWS and any one wishing a SUI
perior animal should take this opporLu.
nifty to secure her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
.InIlrd tar ,nntcnlpt.

Joseph Miller. fireman on the p. W. q
.. hailroad. was com mlttsd to jail by
Judge Wiokes OF Baltimore for contem pt
order directing Miller to pay his wife,
Barbara Miller. S3 week aiinony. The
order was passed March 10. 1891, and
Miller was committed after the court was
satisfied that he was able to pay the
money. Mrs. Miller was granted a partial
divorce on the l4th day OF last January.
whe tue court ordered that her husbands
Interest In certain property be sold to
Mnrah 10 1901
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Philadelphia Claim. Hsr.

The steamers Snowflake and ChiGwell
entered port today to load with petroieu m
IL is a strange idea that the Philadelphia
port claims the entrance OF the Chig well
and will also count up her shipment OF
oil to the credit Of that port. New York
and Philadelphia are trying to get larger
appropriations for the river and harbor.
The regular shipments from this city
has been tam pered with and the Philadoi-
pha port gets the credit for the shir-
ments from this port. 1t Ia hard to con.
ceive hut yet. thanks to Collector Town
send. Marcus Hook shipments belong to
The DOrL of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
On the I;iy.r Front.

II is rumored that before )anury the
river front opposi.e this city Will tn put
tn iirst cinss condition ana that a lar ge
manufacturing piaut will be locate
which will do more to extending this city
TO the river than any other industry.
The buildings Of Tho proposed company
wi cover eleven GcIes OF land and from
eco TO lOG0 men will lind emrloylnent
The output will necesEitute the building
II s20 100 wharf on the site.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
a Very Pheasant Evening.

very pleasant and enjoyable party
was given by Miss Bessie Stirling at her
home on Green Hill last evening. Various
games were participated IN.
Refreshments were served and at a sea-
sonable hour the guests departed for their
homes.
Among those present were Miss Bessie
and Mary Stirring, MIR. Frank Stirring.
Mics Fcrquhar, Samuel Stewart, samuel
Gamble. John Mcpherson. Thomas Leash.
William Briggs, Thomas Stirling. Harry
Carbon. John Fleming, Arthur Bright,
George AIoOloskey. James Stirling.
James Biliingsiey and James Heatherton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Ir,y,n ~. seeds, I,ioy,,..

Irwin W. Seeds. son OF ]. Il. D. Seeds,
who was badly Injured in pbliadoir hia
last Tuesday. Ia improving. He ives work
ing on a building when the scaifolding
gave way and he fell distance OF IS feet.
In tho descent he struck three obstruo.
tions, which probably saved him from
being fatally hurt. As 1t were he recaived
q brekeu rib and badly bruised body.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Tn, ~. Goe.to sen.

IEwEs. Del Sept. 80 The new steam
abip St Paul. which anchored here ut 2, 81
O'clock this morning. was boarded at
O'Clock this afternoon by the party OF in
v,ted Eue9ts who arrived here from WASH
ingtop and other points ON speclai u atm
Ans bt Paul, at 230 O'Clock sailed to sea
An route to the New England coast where
her trial trip Will bo had probably OH We'd.
De5day. Among the guests we're Presi-
seut Grisco III aud Assistant Secretary of
ktats AtipH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
ArchhIshan a,orriunn.

Archbishop Corrigan of the Catholic
Church OF the New York diocese passod
through this city yesterday for Washing.
meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Catholic Unlversity OF Americn. he will
afterward be present at tho annual ineer-
Ing of the archbishop of the United States
and the sessions of the Eucharistio Con.
IL Gia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Bean,s A.sasiaptra JAN.

Jacob Tillison who shot George Bean
the Wilmington & Northern Railroad
brakeman ut Embrevllie last Friday was
placed In prison at New Castle yesterday.
He was found to have q rifle bullet In his
leg, the result OF shot fired at him by
Bean after he had shot the latter. Tilt
son has the reputation of being a law
less character and has been making his
home In the hills about the ecene OF
ahOotinU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
1rip OF tho fame Coapany.

The members of the Fame Hoas Fire
COMPANY. who viii go to Reading and
0attysburR. will leave this city at l.30
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
lhoy Will be accompanied by the First
Regiment hand peler Is. Ayers and First
Assistant Engineer Welsh VINO will go ss
guests. H. r. Bourden will be chief mar.
shai and j. koTf his assistant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
SOCIETY,".

Mrs. Edward Darlington Is visiting hor
daughter. Mrs- d. l.. Gillespie of Pitts.
burg. Pa.
Mira Hswthorn OF Stanton vi,ited our
city this IN orning.
AIlss Name walton daughter OF ex rep
resentatlve, Charles j. Walton Ia tho
guest of Miss Agnes Clarkson. ii IL hlands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Mllminu,nn nnnrn OHM.

Tie Wilmington Opera Club WIS or .
MGniHsd last nipht. 1he officers ara:
T. esl ,eat, w s. Hllles; vice prestd ent
Gr. ". Porter; financial secretary, l.. Z.
fr z; secretary and treasurer. A. s.
Mu!nauaen. accom- pHnist Il. j MuIhausen; j;
b 5ard OF directors. John AIagee. i. c.
Fritz. II. L. Pyle. II. z. Edwards, J. J.
Weatcott, James CuIran and w. X Walters.
The operas To be presented du ring the
coming season were no. selected but will
be at anotnor meeting to Ds he'd this
wsek. The new organization selected
iEondny Hs rehearsal night. SucoeeGs Ia
promised the organization.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Typbo,d a, nonne,, saurre.

There are serious fears of a typhoid
fever epidemic st kennett square. There
are now three or four we'll developed
cases of the fever Ia the borough and the
Board OF Health Is considering means to
prevent the spreading of the coniaglon.
Poor water has CAUSED the breaking out
of the disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

Have You Been TO The New York
Clothing House this season?
Have You Heard of Our New
Plan?
We're selling Clothing at
just a trifle above the actual
cost.
We're not only keeping
prices down to ths lowest
notch, but giving you the best
Clothing ever sold in this city.
We have a special designer
whose business it is to shape
every coat placed on our tables.
Come in any time you like
try on few coats-see how
nice the coat collar fits-bet.
ter than any ready-made-bet-
ter than most merchant tailors.
Tho Naa's slask and Blue Ghsr
iat Suits for si ara good,
One of our greatest sellers
are the Clay Diagonols, any
shape coat you want. They
won't shine. They won't fade.
SO, Sl2 and SIS for suits
$50, 50 aud $l1 for coat and
vest.
Gp,,ial"s stylM af Fine gr,E
Suits, ether s'sk or tutsvsy at
sli !,r th, Suit, lsr,r sold for
lss than sa.
How about that Fall Over
coat!
How about one for a5 that is
worth from $40 to SIS.
Sample in the doorway about
80 in our Overcoat Room, not
all like sample-some are bet
ter.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price, and if dis
satified with your purchase we
will return your money. AL
goods marked in plain figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
i.u,a to Hest.

The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Ruth.
widow OF the late Levi Ruth. of Newport
took place Saturday afternoon. Sept. 2s.
from her late residence. She suffered Tor
several months. but bore her suffering
with patience. At times 1t seemed with
her.that medical aid cnutd give no re- 'ief,
although amidst all her sorrowful days
she was trusting and waiting for her ffnai
eummo ons. which ut last called her home
to dwell with those who have gone b. .
fore. A few hours before her death she
seemed perfectly resigned to go. feeling
her assurance In the Divine Master. she
leaves one son and five daug ghters.
MIR. Miller conducted services ut the
house and services concluded ut White
Clay Church, where lntertnent was made
In adjoining Cemetery. Director Hart OF
Newark had charge of the remalns. The
paIlbearers were: Sheriff Giilis, Hoop,r
Baipe. James Mahan. George Frcderio.
Robert Elliott and James Polk.
Rev. James L. Vallandinham conduot-
ed services at the church.
Farewell, mother. how we miss you,
But we know It's tor the best,
God alone can-be our comfort
Aud you among the angels rest.
FBIENn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
rne Henrlnx wlll be rrldar.

Hearing on the caveat filed againas the
will Of the late Isaac Solomon did not
come up before Judge Cooch this morn
ing as was expected. Counsel again was
not ready and the request for continu.
anoe until Friday was granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
MIN CIerA Ininrr,I.

T. Il. Bochtell. railway mail clerk on
the Nsw York and Washington train. foil
f. III his car this morning at Eltton and
usually slackeps up 1T thHt place to take
Oh mail and tine sudden jar threw him
out tn door.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
IiaIIrnnd Nnte.

Superintendent Bdnuard and a party
went TO Washington Oh special train TO.
day
". NJ. Mnciey left today ons-his va
cation. G. W. Purnell will assu me his
al utipa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
ReuslOtta.

Tho following pensions have bean
issued; Reissue-John Dukes. Dugsboro,
Original widow. etc,--Minor of Thomas o.
Ayres, Delaware City. New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Harry Jones. who represents the Price
Paper Company OF Philadelphl called on
number OF our merchants today. He is
genial and pleasant and was given cor.
dial reception. He carried homo with
him goodly number of orders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Chndd,. Fori Ropb,r,.

Petitions are being circulated by the
patr Of the W. and N. railroad asking
for the reinstatement of John Silvey,
station agent at Chadd's Ford. There ie
not particle of proof that Sllvey had
anything to do with the recent robbery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

in order TO introduce our fine quality
work. All babies under 10 months of age
will DO photographed and presented with
one OF our iiEest finished cabinet photos
q bsolutely FREQ of charge. Harry BUcHER
40 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Abner j. Bald win. of Kennett Square,
who is we'll known here, Ia now lying in
prscarious condition at his home, He has
been steadily declining in health for sSv-
oral years and now the disease has such a
hold upon him that nll hope OF his recov-
cry has been given up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
WALLS Is DYING
Doctor Cochran ss,rss rhi- information
rh,. Afternoon.

There are now no hopes for the recov.
cry OF Nathaniel Walls. DIR. Cochran this
afternoon slated that his patient was
sinking 90 rapidly that he did not think
he would live throughout the night
In the event Of the death Of Walls. John
III Graham will have 10 ssand trial for
manslau ghter. On Friday evening. Sept
20, while Waits was standing with q few
friends at the p, W. Il b. Railroad depot
he was approached by Morahan, who
without the slightest provocation. grab
bed MIN arounu.the waist and threw him
head loren ost ON the hard pavement
Walls received a fractured skull snd has
since been ut the Delaware Hospital and
under medical care ut his home No. sos
Walnut etreet whore he ls at present
Norahan 10 at New Castle jail held with
out tail awaiting the rasalt OF his victims
Injuries.
Walls ls a middle aged man with large
family OF which he is the sole support.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to ba fair to
partly cloudy and rather warmer. Thurs.
day. rather cloudy. Indicating rain in
different locations. with slight tempera.
ture changes.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office to-day:
io'clock. 10 o'clock. 2 2ocloclr.
AZ SIS 55
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Atiansa isxna.l,Ian.

The Methodist people visiting Atlanta
during tho Exposition will receive a hearty
welcome at The Marietta ST. church
They will fiud II three blocks from tie
post oiilce. Il. II. Robb 10 the pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Fitted Th.Ir Hepsrf.

The Girard Life Insurance and Annuity
Company and Henry Whitley rhcsivars OF
the Mccullough Iron Company fled heir
report TN the United States Court today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
Ch,stpur. Are Rip.D,,x,

The chestnut crop Is said to be rather
lignt this year, but some very nloe oues
are beginning to come to market. The
boys about Wilmington are considering
ways aud means OF securing a supply az
soon as they begin to drop more freely.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

The Evening Journei says: The mem
bers OF the Rsliance Fire Company are
.'paifect gentlemen. but little short Of
Cash.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
QUOTATIONS 4
Reported by
UEAI.D A COMPANY.
Bankers md BROKERS.

Seventh and Market StteetA
fnvestmeut aud becurltles vieIdtn,
from TOT per ceut
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and Boudson Commission axecut-
cd at AL the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
foreign DRAFTS and Lotters Of CreMt is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01

Five young men rode on their wheels
on Sunday to He'd Lion. Pa, and visltsd
West Chester. Tney took dinner at He'd
Lion with friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
WANTED FOR LARCENY
Detective Mcvey viii Bring VIM.
Mclaughlin From Jail. TIN
LAWS TOOK JACOBS RAZOR.
And Jaeob Acted the Part Of Detective re
covered the Weapon and Laws ID

Detective Gayior OF tho pInkerton
Agency would have been surprised at ths
work of a oolored man IL he had been In
the Municipal Court this morning.
Charles Laws. colored. wae charged with
Jacob Austin. Tell the court all about
it." ssid City Solicitor Hartman to the
prosecuting witness. well. 10 was thin
TO my house. at 220 b street. The lounge
was under the nantelpece. the razor was
on tho mantel and Charlie was on the
lounge.
Last Saturday night / BACKED my face.
put on "a pair of glasses and with
kettle Id his hand started for the barber
shop. He found the razor In Laws hand.
The handle had been changed. Jacob In.
formed him that he would inform the
police. Charles admitted that he took
the razor for fun.
The prisoner admitted the facts and
>was held In s20O ball for the upper court.
mot guilty. said Sadie Nixon to the
charge OF selling Intoxicating liquors
without q license.
Rubert Anderson depoeed that he was
at the house ON last Sunday and bought
bottle OF beer. He paid her ten cente.
He has purchased beer and whisky on
other occasions.
The defense called eight witnesses none
OF whom ever bought or saw any ono buy
either beer or whisxey. Charles Lutz sur.
prlsed the court by the statement TINT
when ne sent out Tor keLtlo OF peer last
night tho beer was secured at Fifth and
Orange although Sadie lived at No. 7
Lord street The court adJudged her
guilty and fined her eio0 and costs.
The charge OF disorderiy conduct
againet Julia Barnes was dismissed.
Charles Dumpsen. colored. pleaded
guilty to the charge of smacking his
wifo In the face on May IS. The wife
claimed he knocked hor down. kicked ner
In the face and stomach and left the city.
His brother deposed that Charles slapped
her after she saluted him with beer
bottle. He was ordered to pay the costa.
A lot OF shoemaker's tools disappeared
from the chop OF John s5prague one day
last week. He found them later In o
second hand store, whore Il is alleged
they were sold by William Mclaughlin,
who went over yesterday to New Castle
jail TO spend thirty days with Sherin
Gillis for being drunk. He will be brought
from the jail by Detective dcVey.
The other cases In court were Of the
common eI and costs drunks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-07
TOO SWEET TO LIVE
SUBURBAN BRIDE AND GROOM
LOVE IN PUBLIC.
All Unconscious of = Large and Enthusi-
astic Gathering on the Banks They
Continue to Hug aud kiss.

wyandotte. Aug. 6.-wyandotte Is
the scene OF many unusual and anus
ing incidents. Last evening just before
sunset few of the residents were
standing on the wharf at the foot of
Oak street watching the departure OF
the steamer wyandotte. and after the
steamer had gone short distance tn
attention OF the people on the dock was
attracted toward 4 row boat in the
middle Of the channel The occupants
OF the boat were a man and a woman.
who were apparently bride and .
groom. The boat was slowly floating
down the stream with the current. when
the woman was seen 10 stand up In thu
bow of the boat and stretch out her
arms. while her balloon sleeves fiutter-
ed In the breeze. Suddenly. as II by
an Inspiration. the man was seen to get
up and gently allowed himself to fan
in the embrace OF the lady. Their heads
were then seen TO move simultaneous
ly toward each other several times.
much to the enjoyment OF those on the
shore. The couple then disengaged
their entwining arms. and with an af-
fectionate look at each other they re
sumed a seat In the boat. The happy
couple were apparently oblivious Of
the now rapidly gathering crowd on
the shore gazing At them. as the boat
slowly drifted out OF sight
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-07
BUCXlNO CAYUsE.
Mr.. RutiIdSe Has an Experience Survey
Ing q Ditch.

Ing Ditch.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Columbus. Mont. Aug. GA. NJ. Rut-
lldge. a rancher on the West Rosebud.
while attempting to ride bucking
horse last Sunday morning. was thrown
from the animal and in leaving the
saddle his hand caught on the under
side of the horn In some way and he was
dragged for several hundred yards by
the horse before he could extricate
himself. but not until his arm had been
badly bruised and elbow dislocated.
Although nearly exhausted he tied the
horse TO tree and went to neigh
boris and was driven here. distance
OF u miles, arriving about noon. DIR.
Relnhart OF Billings was telegraphed
for and came up on midnight train.
but found the arm in such condition
as to necessitate the assistance or an
other physician before II could be
dressed. The arm by this time had
swelled a great deal. and as the poor
fellow had suffered intense pain for
about ten hours he was nearly crazed
TO learn that nothing could be done
without going to Billings on the train
the next morning at o'clock. At Bill
ings he was given chloroform and Drs.
Relnhart and Chapplc. after consider
able trouble dressed the injured men,
ber. Mr.. Rutlidge considers himself
lucky to secape with his life but says
as soon as the arm Is well he Will give
the horse another trial.
Surveyor Duvan OF Billings has conf
pleted the survey OF the proposed
ditch which was 10 start from point
about three miles west OF Columbus
and run east north OF town, to a point
about seven miles from the head OF the
ditcn and estimates the cost at $4,000.
After two or three days work trying
To find whether water could be taken
from the YELLOWSTONE or not II was dis
covered that Il would be almost impos-
sible to bring the water around the
rocky bluffs. The survelor concluded
10 cross over and see II the water could
not be taken from the Saltwater and
piped across the Yellowstone. which
plan was found to be the best The
company did not think at first that Il
would cost more than $4,000 and they
have concluded to try another method
Of getting the water on the land. now
used extensively by the agrlculturlsts
In California, and a much cheaper plan.
by hoisting pumps. A large well will
/ have to be dug on each ranch and 1t Is
claimed that one pump will raise
enough water to irrigate 100 acres
without any trouble. II they succeed
/ in getting the water on the land 1t will
place under cultivation about 5000
acres OF now worthless land and make
II as fine land for agricultural purposes
as can be found in the Yellowstone val
| ley.