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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09

John Swedyke and Abram de Meister,
two boys of Grand Rapids, Mich, were
drowned while swimming Monday,
The Florida Senate passed tine AHti-prize
Fight bull Monday. 1t now goes to the
House, where it will pass without doubt.
Peter Hammond, ms wife and Miss
Belle Taylor were drowned while crossing
Denton creek, near Justin, Tex, on Sunday.
Mrs. Walls was murdered at Purcell, |.
T., on Saturday night, and an attempt was
made to burn the body. George Richie,
Mrs. Walls lover, is suspected.
The Receiver of the Whisky Trust has
announced an advance of two cents a gal
Ion in the price of spirits, ascribing the
change to the increased price of corn.
A cloud.burst at Dayton, Tenn, Mon
day, flooded the town and destroyed fruit
and crops over an area of four square
miles. Hail and lightning accompanied
the storm.
Five young men and two girls were
drowned at CaTsrude lake, six miles from
Fort Collins Col, on Sunday, by the M.
setting of boat from which they had
been fishing.
The business men of Savannah Ca, on
Monday decided to send delegation o the
Memphis Monetary Convention, MAY 23d.
The delegation will be composed OF sound
money men
The town hall and several business
places in New Carlisle. o.. was burned
carly Monday. Max lIoltzniller was
fatally burned while trying to save some
of his household goods. The losses amount
to $4,000.
The resignation Of Superintendent
Townsend OF the Philadelphia mint, is
now in the hands of the President. MIR.
liownsends successor will be Herman
kretz OF Reading. There are other changes
ut the mint in prospect.
The body OF II. W. Thomas, railroad
man, was found in tho street in Minne-
apolis Monday lie had been shot through
the head, Fritz Williams was arrested, and
confessed that he had killed Thomas, his
motive being jealousy.
Andy llames, Il farmer, Ggeh 65. shot in
cold blood James Swuts a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
neer on the Nashville, Chattanooga d 81.
Louis railroad, at Stevenson, Ala, on
sunday, and was himself shot down by
Infatuated citizens. Both were fatally Iii.
jured.
Theodore Roosevelt. Andrew d. Parker
| and Col. Fred ID. Grant were sworn in by
| Mayor Strong in Now York Monday rs
| commissioners of police. The board sub.
| sequenty organized by electing Mr.. Roose-
| Welt president, and Avery b. Andrews,
| treasurer.
The United States Supreme Court Mon
| day, IN deciding case involving the title
of G25 residents Of San Jose, Cal, 10 their
| properties, held that 'the holding of
| property under a claim of ownership for
many years operates TO confer title by
| adverse possession which the courts, in the
interest of the peace of tine community
aud society generally, will not permit to be
| disturbed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09
.MOKE .IpPOINTN ENYS.

State Board of Health, Medical Ex-
aminers and Other Otioials Named by
the Governor.
Br ecial correspondence of Ivory Evening.
DOVER, May G.-Gov Watson made
The following appointments this after
noon:
Members Of the state Board Of Health
,--Drs. Frank Pierson, Wilmington; j.
w. Clifton, Smyrna; Edward Fowler,
Laurel.
Trustees Of State Insane Hospital
William p. Orr, Lewcs; Dr. Paris T.
Carlisle, Frederica; Thomas II. Gilpiu,
Middletown.
Board OF Medical Examiners created
under act to regulate practice of meli
cine aud suTgery-On behalf OF
Homeopathic school-Drs. Char.es u.
almond, Newark; Il, 5. Anderson,
Dover; Irvine VI. Film, WilmUg.
on; A. Il. Frantz, Wilmington;
J. NJ. Smith, Kent county. On behalf
pi Allopnthic school--Drs. Hiram. Il.
Burton Lewes; Irving :. Naluudieuan,
Nidlletown; James H. Wilson, Dover,
Y. VI. Cooper, Camden; ]. \. ElleEugd,
Wilmington; Ezekiel w. Cooper, Gam.
len.
Dover. May Gov. Watson has been
ldvised thar there are doubts as To his right
% appoint Il STATE librarian at the prt ,put
Nne, and he has decided to give state
Librarian Peter Cirwell the benefit o.. The
!lubt. Mr.. truwe.l will therefore con-
dgur in office for Two more years.
GOV. Watson This morning appointed
Alllud 4, Smith Of Newark sapeHn
rulenJ OF free schools tor New Gag...
Eunty, 10 complete tie uUeSpired termor
superintendent Griffin, resigned,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09
TODHS END.



Special Correspon Of Gazette and Journal
TowYsENp, May Am interesting de-
scriptiou Of Townsend, its plenteOus adj
vantages for various manufacturing enter.
priscs and other business interests, also its
desirabllity as place OF abode, will soon
appear in long ard graphically written
article II a Wilmington afternoon paper
VIII 7. Wilson, a young man of TINS town,
will be the author Of the paper.
Recently Road Commissioner Andrew L.
Sclggs sent 10 the Delaware Historical
Society in Wilmington a spelling book,
published III 1876. 1t was used in the pub
lie schools OF this State for some time after
that period. MIR. Scaggs values it very
highly AS an interesting and odd-looking
curiosity Of rye Oldcli times,n
Joseph Haymnn and John Elliott, well.
known horsemen of Wilmington, have
been il town with view of purchasing q
horse from u local horseman.
1t is rumored about town that q weekly
newspaper will soon be u reality here, and
that two well-known local newspaper men
will establish the plant.
The Arradelplian Society is busilv eli.
gagcd III practicing for an entertainment,
TO be given the latter part Of this month,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09

The Scranton, Pa. Truth, in commenting
upon the Farr Compulsory Education bili
says: Our presentschool accommodations
are not sufficient to meet the demands
that will be imposed on them by this law,
and with the increased attendance their
sanitary condition will become serlons
matter In trying to enforce education we
should take care that we do not expose the
children to dangers that have not been
taken into account by the trainers Of this
compulsory law. The health of the chill
dren is quite as important as their ednca-
ton, and it will not be proper enforce
ment of the law to crowd them into build
ings that are oyer-crowded already. If
the compulsory law is signed by the
Governor there will be pressing need of
largely increased number of school
buildings throughout the State. This
feature of the law is of immediate inter
est to controllers as well as TO parents and
taxpayers. If children are TO be com.
PEELED to go 10 school there must be school
room enough fol them. and the sanitary
conditions must be such AS not to endanger
their health.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09

TRENTON, n. j.. May 2.-The papers in
the suit OF the Rosetta Rupman, better
known as Hella Nicolans. against George J.
Could for $4,000 were filed this morning
in the office OF the clerk OF the supreme
court of this State.
The papers aver that tile plaintiff
was in possession of check or deposit,
certificate Of the value Of $4,000. and that
This certificate, which she afterwards lost
IN Jersey City, was found by George J.
Could who has refused to return ii, al
though repeatedly asked to dc so. She
then charges that George Gould has
fraudulently converted the certificate to
lis own use.
The petition sets out that the plaintiff is
only 10 years old and d minor, and asks
that the court appoint Lawyer Alexander
Simpson as her next friend to prosecute
the suit
The court grants the request. Gould
must file his answer within 30 days from
the time the summons was served. The
summons was served OH Gould at Commu-
nipaw last week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
LEwgs. May 4,--rhe remains OF the Rev.
Albert j. Thompson. late rector Of st.
Clements Episcopal Church, New York
City. who died at Eustis. Florida, N
February last, were brought here on the
noon train yesterday aud inferred in the
family lot. Burial services were CON
Quoted at the grave by the Rev. Mr..
Richie of New York who accompanied
the remains. Mr.. Thompson was a native
Of this hundred and spent his early days
at the old homestead near Rehoboth
Beach.
Theodore Parker, colored, one Of the
crew of the schooner l.aneta, Captain Il.
L, Williams. II packer between I.ewes and
Philadelphia. fell overheard while on the
buwsprit iurlihs the jib ON Wednesday
night us the vessel lay at anchor OFF Mis-
p!llion river. on her passage from Phila.
dclphia Efforts were made to rescue him
but without SUCCESS. He was about ~
years OF age and leaves Il widowed mother
and sister.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09
LAHOR NOTES.


About $500 furniture makers, at She
boygan Wis, are on strike Tor an advance
Of wages,
All the mills and furnaces at Youngs.
town. o., were running Monday, for the
first time in two years.
Ninety-seven moulders in f. nemont a.
sons implement and stove works in Lam
sing, Mich. struck Monday for an in
crease OF 10 per cent in wages.
The employees OF tho Waltham. Mass,
5lGnchery were notified Monday that on
May 18TH their wages would be restored TO
the figures paid in November, 1898, when a
10 per cent reduction was made.
A dispatch from Bellairc, O.. SAYS that the
strike of the coal miners will necessitate
for want of coal, the closing down of all
the iron manufactures, and other business
will be paralyzed in eastern Ohio
Three furnaces Of the Calumet and
lleckla SHELTERS, at South Lake Linden
Mich. closed down Monday, in pursli-
ancG Of the policy of restriction agreed
upon bv the principle copper producers.
The executive committee of the Ohio
Miners Association On Monday issued al
address TO the miners, which continues
the suspension of work as a strike for the
wage scale demanded by the miners con.
vention last week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09
FHILADEApHI.i lIEEIIns

The fhl!adelphia Traction Co. has re.
duced the fare to lIaddington from s to /
cents. W
German sbop tailors appointed n com.
mittee on Monday TO demand fr,r,' IN, I'm,
employers higher wages aud fewer hon r
o. iae9r # the employers refuse zen,
e t,y.er StPiN He IS threatened, involving be-
At the annual meeting Of tbe I,ra,.,
otder Society Monday in the Scndrr, S
o. Or, Music Dr. Charles Ii. ParkhNrss ~
, Nem LORI delivered m address on the
nvJifiSslty Of municipal reform before In
a.llehes pi 1000 people. Mayor Wurwirn
p' ,r ana introduced the speaker.
4, ne Stockholders OF the Hestony,I,o
Gm"'t'ia" talrmotint Passenger Raiiwiiy
=, ~, AZ u special meeting MONDAY. yoteJ
10 10 lease The Paramount Park ,E HaddinStom
PASSENGER Faiiw'y 90, NJ an annual RENAL
~ . hor cent ON tho capital of $500 do
i ne stock Of the lessor company Is alIottsd
70 70 stockholdcrs of the Hestonyille Co. NJ
the rate ~ eS-a share TO ll W. AZ
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09
Nnm nssrLE.
Correspondence Of cazette and journal
NEW CASTLE, May Graf lmmanuel p,

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
New CASTLE, May Graf Immauuel =.
+. Church. last evening, the Rt. Rev,
Bishop Coleman confirmed class Of 20
persons. The sermon, which was taken
IRON 81. Matthew, VII. 81, was very inter
esting and was listened TO attentively by Il
congregation that filled the church to
standing room. At the close OF the adj
dress Mrs. Bettine Mex. Rogers, sang a
beautiful solo with great effect
At st. Peters concert saturday night
the basement was filed to OVERLOOKING.
The rotations of Mrs. Thomas were very
fine and the special feature was the man
dolin solo by Miss stafford, which mer!ted
encore after encore.
The Ladies Mite Society Of Salem NJ. T..
Church paid very pleasant visitto Sheriff
ellis and wife on Saturday night. Games
were INDUCED in and musical and liter
AIRY programme was the feature OF the
evening, after which refreshments were
partaken of. The guests departed at u tate
huurJ
The game of ball between the C. A. G.
Second and the Pixon b. b. club Of Red
Lion resulted in favor OF the @. A. q. By O
score of to 4. The lineup Of the teams
were as follows u. \. C.-Gount;ss, L.;
Bridgewater, p; Ball, lb. stack, %.
| Hunter. CT. Doris, SIS; II Newlove. 3D..
a. Wilhelme, RI; Taylor, c. Pixon-
Bullen, SIS; liurrs, CT; Smith, lb.; Rob
erts. RI; Burris, 3b; Boys, IT,; Osmund
90; Bcaston, p.; Thornton, C.
Robert Cassidy. hoseryed n six months
sentence on the charge Of larceny, was re
leased from jail Saturday. John Reed d
Aberdeen, who will completed six months
sentence on the charge OF larceny, will b.
released to-day.
A lad named Mcguire had his hant
caught III the cog-sedriug ut Knowles
wooden mills, on saturday. The seGun,
finger Of the lelt hand was taken of at tn
first jJint and the third finger was St
badly bruised that ii is feared anputatioI
Will uc necessary,
Contractor John McCallin is makin
much needed repairs to the roadway ut tn
north end OF Third street, leading to tn
Wilmington road.
About jJb persons were present at SntuT
day nights entertainment gwen By til
Wilmington Minstrel Club. On apcnun
Of sickness in the fanny Mr.. We'll wa
unable to he present. For some unknown
reason Messrs. Greuer and Zimmerman
also failed to appear. The main feature
were the tenor Solo Of Mr.. lIarbert and til
baritone solo by II, Il. Harrison. Charlie
Gallagher of Wilmington assisted in th
ahseuce of Mr.. We'll
The apron sale held in the town hal
WAS one ct the most successful affairs eve
held by the V. ;. Mission Band A neat sun
was realized and the thanks Of the men
Ders of that band Is extended to those VIII
50 generously patrOnizcd the sale.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09
WHERE rs MINES MURpHr9

He Was Local Manager of the Girard
Mutual Aid Society, hut Claimants
Cannnt Locate the Agent-Constable
Reardon Appears.
The Girard Mutual Aid Society, which
has been doing business in Wilmington
and 4 number of suburban places for
the past few years, is apparently In sore
distress. People who are members of
the organization, and who have paid their
regular assessments when the money
became due, have begun to get anxious
about the affairs oil the concern, ana
those who are entitled to sick benefits
and Others as beneiiciaries are wonder
ing whether they will ever get their
money or not
In line with this condition Of affairs,
some of the members began action
against the society.
Mary ]. Rider, colored, lives at Cooch's
Bridge, and is an industrious and faithful
old washerwoman. She has been a mem
Der Of the society several years and says
she has paid the local manager about
$500. She has the receipts to show that
the money has been paid, She was
taken III short time ago, and in accord
ancc with the rules of the society made
application 10 the local office for sick
benefits not to exceed IS per week. She
heard nothing further Of the claim until
she consulted Justice Kelly in regard to
the matter Tuesday week. The justice
issued an attachment for Miles Murphy.
Jr., the local manager, but Constable
Reardon who holds the attachment, is
unable to find Murphy or any one who
is willing to assume the responsibility
for the society's affairs.
The past few days policy holders in
the association have been calling at the
office No. 502 Shipley street, but they
have been unable to locate any of the
officers, They were angry beyond
measure at the turn the affairs of The
concern have taken, and are hunting
for the agent with blood in their eyes.
George Bockman, who formerly
acted as collector for the firm, was seer
Thursday and the only explanation
he could offer for the existing stat
of affairs was that the concern had beer
improperly managed by the Wilmington
agent. There was no ope IN the Office
Thursday and waste basket, table and ,
few chairs, were the sole occupants O
the room.
The concern claims to be chartered
under the laws of Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09
hILRAfN hNocnED OUr.
flo Stood UP Gnmely Bsf"re Steve O'Don
nell, but Was Unable To Win.


CoNEY ISLAND, y. Y. May 6.-Fully
1000 persons iourneyed to the arena Of
the Seaside Athletic Club this evening to
see the 25.round contest between Steve
ODonncll, who has gained notorety as
Champion Jim Corbett's sparring partner,
and Jake kilrain, the BatiInorean, who
was shining light in the prize ring five
years or more ago. The attendance was
the largest seen at fight here since the
days when John Y. Mckane was all-pow-
crtul and the recognized Gear" oil this
seaside resort.
ODonnell practically knocked out Kill
rain III the 2lst round kilraiA was not in
the best OF condition, but lac put nm mar.
Vicious light against big odds. In O'Donnell
he met younger, and consequently a
faster fighter, but the latter. Try It's hard as
he could, failed TO stop Sulliyan's fam'vps
rival until nature threw up the sponge.
kllrains defence was excellent, consider
ing the wcll-known boxing ability of
o. Donnell, and not until Jakes strength
lett hls big frame did the Australian
heavy weight administer the final blow.
kilrain was badly punished. His nose
was terribly bruised aud his eyes were
almost closed, yet he never quit and
fought TO the end like the game fighter
That he always was.
sULLlvAE's CHALLENGE.
O'Donncll did not make yery great
showing because of lis inability to hit
hard but his cleverness was unOuestioned.
When kilrain staggered from the ring
Charley Johnston Offered to bet $4,000
that John l.. sullivan could whip O'Don-
nell in less time than il took him To de.
feat kilrain, Nobody took the bet up.
". a. Brady said later that O'Donnell
would tight sullivan at any time for o
purse.
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SUICIDE Of CHARLES sCXuLMElSTER
Took Laudanun and Died at the
Delaware Hospital.

Family and Business Troubles Preyed on
the Unfortunate Mans Mind and lie
Deliberately Took His Life on Monday
Afternoon.
Charles Schulmester, aged 20 years,
committed suicide Monday afternoon By
taking laudanum. He was at work al the
carriage factory of Charles w. Horn. No.
llU French street. in the morning, but did
not return after dinner He was around
his boarding house, No. Coz King street.
most Of the afternoon, apparently taking
things easy, and at 8 O'Clock was found
lying on the bed in his room in a some
what dazed condition. Two men vino saw
him there did not think anything was
wrong, however, and retired from the
room. y few minutes later one of them
re-entered the room and discovered that
Schulneistef was suffering, aud looking
about the cause was apparent, as an
empty laudanum bottle was one a mantle
i'll the room.
The police were at once notified aud
schulmeister was taken by the officers to
the station holise. The police surgeon was
summoned and rs lie did not think that
the suffering mans condition was really
serious, he ordered him sent to the Della
| ware Hospital. He was accordingly takef
to that institution in q patrol wagon, unL
| the physicians there ut once instituted
measures OF relief 1t was thought that Tit
! unfortunate man was recovering, but III
expired very suddenly at I.5j O'clock.
| Had there been any apparent immediate
danger when Schoulmester was taken t,
| the station house the officers there woul,
have given MIN medical attention such a
is usual intne ease of people who swalloy
polson5, hut 1t was Ceemed the wises
thing by the surgeon 20 have him sen
right away to the hospital in preference l.
delaying matters by working On him Il
the station house.
There is no doubt that Schulmeister dc
liberately took his own life, us he ha
often intimated to friends that he wa
tired of living aud had frequently spoke
OF suicide Family trouble aud the loss Il
some property u short time ago preye
upon his mind until life evidently becam
uhbearable.
schulmeister was married and leaves
wife and several children, who reside i
the western part ut tine city. lie has nC
lived with his family for some time, how
ever. lie was carriage trimmer by trad
and for about Is years worked for Gregg
Bowe. but for the past two years he ha
been employed by Charles w. Horn.
The coroner took charge vi the remain
and held an inquest Tuesday evening
which verdict i'll accordance Will III
facts OF the case was rendered.
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HIDDLETDjrN.


e'iaICorresUOnleEE IiNltt'e and Journal
II,nn,r,rE,yv Nh. . ~. rF.,
D'u-AtelS Lela 4 s"HiHh.e ~ iHe rest
aence OF Mrs, George ID. Kelley last
evening and number Of persons en.
cou.agcl the little ladies BIZ their nj.
Tendance. 4 fair sum Was rcnli1ad
Easter. rray mar" q, .- md Gro,n
C,arrett h,E i',r" ) "a ,n', ~" ~ $500 III.
,'s ia 80, W. loeal lF@t-
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ROYIBTF Nv A RRECR.
The King and Queen of Italy BadI
shaken Up by IL Railruad Accident.

The King and Queen of Italy Badly
shaken Up by IL Railroad Accident.
ROME. May king Humbert and
Queen Margaret had narrow escape from
death to-day. They were on their way by
this city, attended by their servants. Sud.
denly, near lnoisa Lake, there was VIC.
lent shock. one of the carriages was de-
rallied and everybody on board the train
received more or less serious conclusions.
An obstruction Of some description, ii
appears, either fell across the track or was
placed there by evil-minded persons.
Several members of the royal suite slis-
than bad shaking up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09
Libel SEnvED FoR s5,ooo.
Action Tuesday by the FOrspaagh Com
plnY AsitInst tho News PmbIishina. Co.

Phhy tEhlhst tho News Publishing %.
Albert @. Mute, trading as the Fore.
paugh company. Tuesday brought suit
against the News Publishing Go. for libel
in the publication Monday'of an article
entitled ~ Flight by Night" Damages
are laid at 5000
james w, Ponder, counsel for the com
pany, has obtained a cap;as upon Notes
affidavit. which was served upon the Mars
officials on Tuesday. The statement is
that whereas every account and bill CON
tracted here was paid, the article in ques.
ton states that the representatives Of the
company ran away ut night time leaving a
number Of bills here Unpaid.
Copies OF the publication were read in
Chester and the result was that the Fore
paugh Co. was refused the usual recogni.
ton from every direction one merchant
said to the manage, oh, you people
don't pay your Bills