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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-19

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
sarrnpAr We nr pisonpEn.

Two Prisoners Arraigned In Municipal
Court Monday Morning for Creating
Trouble.
Judge Ball is on a visit TO New York
City and Deputy Judge Emmons pre-.
sided AZ the session of municipal court
Monday morning. -......=...
Mary Spencer, colored, residing in
Guthric's Row, south of Market street
bridge, accused John 7. Wright, also
colored, of acting very disorderly at her
house last Saturday night, She sud
that he broke the lock on her door aud
gained forcible entrance. Henry Irons,
another colored man, exhibited II piece
OF iron with which he said Wright did
the work. Other colored people gave
damaging evidence and fine OF S. was
imposed.
David Iamison was arrested at about
II o'clock Saturday night by Special
Officer Leach, at No, 305 Shipley street
The officer said Jamison was very dis
orderly and that lie struck him lthc
officer while his back was turned. The
sport cost Jamison 80.
William A. Watson, John Curson and
Lawrence Click, three miikncn, were
charged with violating q city ordinance.
Each Of them has had u preliminary
bearing, and their cases were continued,
as each promised 10 pay the license.
Click fulfilled his promise and he was
dismissed. Watson and CorsOn failed
to take out the license, and, as they did
not answer when their names were
called, attachments were Issued for
them at the instance of City Solicitor
Elliott.
William Conner, Michael Connell
Joseph Smith and james Boyer, the last
two cOlored, were each fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness Needy Mulyey
was charged with the same offence and
was recommittei, William I. TEomp-
son, colored, was fined 81 for corner
lounging.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
TnE c.asAb OPENED.
Emperor Williams Yacht Makes the
Initial Trim. Amid Great Enthnslasn.

Emperor Williams Yacht MAKES Inv
Initial Trip, Amid Great Enthusiasm.
KEEL. June 20.---'fhe weather this morn
ing was magnificent and the greatest ami
nation prevailed everywhere. AT the
earliest hours Of the day, thousands OF
persons were already en- route to ioltenau
and I.nvensnll III order TO await the arrival
OF the Imperial procession from Bruins
buttel
IioLTESAu. June 20.--The llohenzollern
reached the canal lock here at 1910 p. M.
heing the first vessel to formally pass
through the canal, and was greeted with
yooiferolis cheers from masses of spectators.
The appearance OF the Hobenzollern was
the signal for q simultaneous cannonadlng
from the vast fleet OF warships in the bay
as they fired saluteS in honor Of Emperor
William. The lIohenzolern then replied
with her guns to the salutes of the foreign
warships and the opening OF the Baltic
and North Sea canal was an accomplished
fact.
HobTEsAu, June 2l,-After visiting the
Russian afmored cruiser Rurik, at $50
o'clock this morning, Emperor William
laid the last stone OF the Baltic 4 North
Sea canal in the presence of many thous-
ands of spectators. The scene Of the cere-
mony was embelllshed by "A handsome de-
sign in landscape gardening, the light.
house standing close by the spot, and
showing The three bronze reliefs OF EN-
per0rs William |, Frederick Ill and VIII
liam IL,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
"TILMiys roy UxDEn corER. .
DIR. Howard Thinks the Police commits
sion'S Work Should he Given to Min
listers.

DIR. Howard Thinks the Police Comma
sion's Work Should lie Given to Min
listers.
wilmington Under Cover" was the
subject OF the sermon preached in
Asbury Church sunday evening by the
Rev. J. II. Howard, b. d.
After commenting on printed di.
rectOry Of disorderly houses, WHICH he
said are the Enlightened places" he ex-
hibited a bottle Of beer, which be de-
clarcd was obtained at speak-easy
He thought Chief Of Police Dylnn is
handicapped by the fact that he once
was saloon keeper. He had applied
TO Police Commissioner Pyle for u list
Of disorderly houses and been informed
that there are 81 such B0uyes, If wnich
40 are places where fights frequently
occur, % are houses OF prostitution and
/ are houses Of assignutOn. Mr.. Pyle
promised at first to give him list, he
stated, but subsequently he refused tn
do So. Mr., Pyle gave tho following list
to another applicant Houses OF prosti.
tuition, 90; houses OF designation, q; sas-
pcctcd speak easy, /. In opposition to
this DR. Howard submitted the follow,
ing list; Houses OF prostitution, ,sus.
pectel houses Of prostitution, 80; as.i-.
nation houses, II; speak easies, l5, sus.
peGtcd speak oasics, 40.
In conclusion he asserted that VII.
.angtun needs a Parkhurst as much as
| New York did. lie thought that tho
work of the Police Commission should
/ he turned over u the Methodist
preachers meeting. He felt sure that
the $1,000 which is paid for the com.
rnissionera' salary could I've used 10 ferret
out crime and much good would result
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
CHURCH EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT.
Now in Successful OpsTatiUa at tho Della
ware Avenue Baptist church.

Now in Successful OpsratiOa at tho Della
ware Avenue Baptist church.
When the Rev. W. A. Mailing came
herr as pastor of the Dela3arc Avenue
Baptist Church somowha, over a year
ago 1t was with the purpo;b In mind TO
inaugurate church educat onal move
ment in Wilmington. The first year OF
his pastorate was spent in boxing over
the field and nothing deiirAe was done
until last May, when at tht close of his
annual church letter he Bald: "Thc
church is big workshop ri Christ; we
should undertake in all l. branches.
Man is the highest Of allGOd's erea-
tons. God implanted in hi spiritual,
moral intellectual and pht Ical needs,
At present We so away fronl the church
and meet these needs, as in lhe Sunday
Breakfast Association, Y. Y G. A., y.
w. G. A., Needle Work Gull, sc. Let
Us make the church o w4Gshop for
Christ, for the purpose of n3Gtng these
spiritual, mental. moral. Intellectual
aIH physical needs Of God slcople !"
y short time after Mrs, Willing gave
talk, illustrating tho methods It was
intended 10 follow, and giSirl u descrip.
ton of the movement us co lucted at
the Temple Baptist Churci Philadel-
phia, This was followed bygln address
by Dr. George Pellz, assoc u.e pastor
with the Rev. DR.. Conwell, ttcr which
| the work was successfully iibugurated.
Volunteer teachers, membd Is and non
members of the church Immediately
prottered their services in frec-hand
drawing, painting, Greek, Finch, Ger.
man, Latin, elocution, English litera-
! ture and music.
The Rev. Mr., Walling is BIT present
tutoring two young men forl he minis
try, classes in German, elOdlllOn and
cooking have been organized under
competent instructors, and are well
under way, \ large numbd OF appli-
Giants have requested instruction in the
common branches, having b ben denied
! the advantages Of al educa4ju when
young.
The Sunday-school classesi have ar
ranged To meet one evening airing the
! week for the study Of the LED II and Il
social time. The classes are nuk held In
| the basement ut the church ill in the
fall will be pushed to a successful issue.
Inc movement is entirely uACctaran
! and is open to all, whether RDfCssiug
any religious belief OF not. lnominal
fee Of cents will be chargedtor each
lesson, but II unable to pay, u matter
will not be urged.
The church is open every nj ht dur.
Ing the week y reading-roon is being
lifted up where the SundR school
library with secular aud religiot papers
and periodical literature will bdopen u
the public.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

Walter Mclean, while cleaning re-
volver in New York, on Saturday, acct
dentally shot and killed his wife.
Sheriff Grove at Brownsville, Tenn,
on Saturday accidentally shot and killed
his daughter, susie, aged "A years.
The wholesale drug house of II. T.
Clark u Co., in Lincoln, Neb., was
burned Sunday morning. Loss, $780, 600
Thomas Orr, farmer, If Shower
Spring, Ark, on Saturday, shot and
killed negro who had attempted to as.
sault Mrs, Orr
Representative Owens of Kentucky,
has been poisoned by "a spiders bite,
and his physician snys one OF his arms
will have to be Gmputated to save his
lite.
Martin Skinner and Arthur Barney
were killed and Avery Crocker fatally
injured by the explosion of saw mill
boiler near Byron Centre, Mich, on
Saturday.
q. i. Wilson of New York was shot
and killed near Montgomery. Ala, on
Saturday by Emmett Chester, farmer,
who had accused Wilson Of being too
intimate with his stepdaughter.
Q. u. Birch, one of the barn cashiers of
the West Chicago Street Railway Co.,
was murdered in his Office IN that CITY
early Sunday morning, and tine cash
drawer was robbed of from 500 to 5000
German newspapers publish accounts
of drinking bouts on the press steamer
at kiel and Hamburg. 1t Is declared
that each member Of the press received
an order book good for so bottles oil
champagne or other wines.
1t is alleged that the Russo French
convention provides that If Germany
should attack France, Russia would
send 100000 men to the German frontier
On the other hand, If Austria OIL
Germany should attack Russia France
would intervene in similar manner.
A prisoner in the jail at Hinsdale, ILL.,.
who had been arrested on suspicion
that he was one OF gang of thieveI
who have been operating III that vicinity
committed suicide on Saturday night by
cutting au artery with piece of glass
lie feared that he was going to b,
lynched,
At Webster Groves, near st. Louis
on Saturday, DR.. Frank Settle shot am
instantly killed Mrs. Jane Peterson, hi
sister-in-law. Mrs. Petersons sister
Mrs. llorich, attempted to stay his arm
aud Settle shot and fatally injured her
lie then killed himself The quarre
was over division Of property.
Louis Friedman, aged 10 years, wa
arrested in New York Sunday, ant
held to await requis!tion papers on the
charge of conspiracy and robbery, pre-
ferred by Bernstein Il Goldberg, owner
Of hat and cap factory in Rutherford
n. J. 1t is claimed that the Cloth Ha
and Cap Makers Union of New Yorl
City, 10 which Friedman belonged, ha
ordered the blowing up OF Bernstein
Goldberg's factory with dynamite.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
LABOR NOTES.

The striking weavers of the Hamilton
mills, at Amesbury, Mass, on Saturday,
voted unanimously not to return to
work at the old wages.
A dispatch from North Adams, Mass,
says that cotton mill is to be built
there which will employ over 1000
people, will hayo 10000 spindles and
2,100 looms and will cost 100000.
The 10 per cent cut in wages made by
the James Hamilton Machine Co., at
North Adams, Mass, at the time of the
business depression, has been volun.
tarily restored by the company. The
company employs about 1875 hands.
An indianapolis dispatch SAYS that
the officers Of the National Federation
of Labor IN that city are preparing to
call meetings to be held in every city OF
the United States, one week from next
Saturday, 10 denounce the decision by
which Debs is suffering Imprisonment
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
PHILADELPHI4 AFFAIRS.

Katie Mccoy, l4-years.old, committed
suicide by hanging Sunday evening. No
reason is assigned for the deed
John Gardner, 10 years, of 1910
Slavery street, was drowned Sunday
while bathing in the Delaware river, at
Delaire.
DR., Lewis D. Harlow, an eminent
physician who practiced his profession
so years, died suddenly Sunday. aged n
years.
Two cobras, supposed to be the first
of their species to be brought to this
country, have arrived at the Geological
Garden from India.
William Carson, 80 years old, died
Sunday of injuries received the pre-.
yious evening, when he was run over
by trolley car, which, il is said, had
no fender.
Mrs. Anna Rhoades OF 2s2i Harold
street, informed the police that her
three. months-old daughter was mys.
teriousiy stolen from her house on Satur-
day night.
The Prohibition City Convention on
Saturday evening nominated Charles r.
Jones Tor recorder of deeds, ID. f. Dimon
for clerk of the court of quarter sessions
and William Heacock for coroner.
Frank O'Neill, 80 years old was COM
mltted without bail Sunday to await
the result of dangerous stab wounds
which, II Is alleged, he inflicted on his
hrothcr'in-law Samuel Thompson. John
Johnson, neighbor, was also stabbed
! by o'Neill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

SAN Francisco, CAL, June ga
morning paper says;
Attempts have been made to organize
iilibustering expeditions in this city To
60 TO Honolulu and overthrow the
government. Exiles are said to be the
prime movers.
Captain +. Tupp OF this city Is said
to have been recently approached by
man named Stewart aud asked II he
would 60 TO the Islands as master Of
schooner carrying armed mon and q
cargo OF guns, ammunition and dyna-
mite bombs. The terms offered Captain
Tupp were $1,000 down and $4,000 IL
he succeeded in the dangerous work re-
ouired of him. He was also to find a
vessel and report upon the lowest cast
price of 1t. That is the story Tupp has
told.
As the story goes, Stewart said that
friends OF the exile colony in this city
have put up a big sum of money for o
filibustering scheme, and that an agent
had bought supplies OF war material in
the East. These purchases, unlike
those which went to Hawaii to be used
in last years revolt, were OF first.class
arms and ammunition.
The present supplies, so Stewart said,
comprised dynamite bombs, long-range
repeating rifles 45.100 calibre, Colts
army rcvo.vers OF the latest pattern and
battery of Hotchkiss and Maxim guns,
with ample ammunition. This costly
freight has been divided and 1t was the
purpose to send half of it over the
Northern Pacific To Seattle and the other
half on the Santa Fe to San Diego. From
the latter port second expedition was
to leave in schooner to be commanded
by an American named Mcfarland.
When Charles +, Wilder, the consul
general of Hawaii, was asked what he
knew about the matter, he said he did
not wish to affirm or deny anything.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
THE MORA CLAIM.
Newspapers of Mn,irid Make Very Excited
Declarations Over the Subject,

Newspapers of Madrid Make Very Excited
Declarations Over the Subject.
MADRID, SPAIN, June 22.-.The Madrid
press is publishing intiammatory state.
ments as 20 the reported demand of the
United States for the statement of the
Mora claim. Tho impression appar.
emily prevails that Havana is to be
seized and held unless the Mora claim
is paid.
The Madrid newspapers say editorially
that President Cleveland s recent procla.
nation against Cuban fillbusters in the
United States was TO be followed by a
payment by the Spanish government of
the Mora claim. The papers take the
position that under the understanding,
the United States authorities will not
exert themselves to carry out the Pres.
dents proclamation by suppression of
the tilibusters until Spain has actually
paid the claim.
There is eniire silence on the subject
in government circles and the excited
statements of the Madrid press are no,
credited among officials.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
nnKGL4R snnLL CT GnE.
He is Wanted ior Robbing the Store of
Moore Brothers at Leipsic, Del.

liRIpGEroN, N. j., June 24,--After u
desperate struggle in a swamp at Turkey
Point, to-day, Detective Frank j. Lore
and an assistant overpowered Howard
Shull, noted desperate. He was
brought hero aud placed in Jail on
charge of having robbed the store OF
Moore Brothers, Leipsic, Del. He was
seen in the vicinity at the time Of the
robbery.
Fourteen warrants for his arrest have
been issued in New Jersey and Della
ware, and Shull boas;ed' that he never
would be taken alive. lie has been
living in cowboy fashion and terrorizing
the lower part Of Cumberland county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

DAYTON, ONO, June 24.-The district
six miles southeast Of this city is in.
lensely excited over the death OF Anna
Frost, aged IS years, which is alleged to
he due to the administration of drugs
for criminal purpose. Her lover,
Alonzo Miller, is suspected. lie has
been In trouble before, being accused
while an attendant at the Southern Ohio
Lunalic Asylum of brutally beating
an inmate, John Smith, causing his
death. Tho jury disagreed In three
trials, Miller was acquitted. Investi.
CATION is in progress.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

Az. but how? that is the question. In
the first place. ladies, discount 20 years
from your actual age, by giving youthful
transparency to your compilations with
"Glenn'b sulphur Soap You can do Ii;
there is no mistake about it., and with
absolute safety. too, for the preparation
contains no injurious matter. beware Of
Counterfeits. sold BY druggists. Then, if
splendid brown with chips lnstaneous
Hair Dye" which has the double advnn-
tage Of being the cheapest and best dye in
the world
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
AMONG the THEELMEN.

A number of Wilmingtoniaus will
attend the l.. A. w. meet at Asbury
Park next month.
About 90 members of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club took q run to Smalley's
dam Sunday and spent a pleasant day.
9. D. Jack, member Of tho Whining
ton Bicycle Club, rode well at the South
End meet, in Philadelphia, on Satur-
day.
Two members of tho South End
Wheelmen ran together on Penny Hill
Sunday and both were hurt SO badly
that they had TO return home By boat,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
p4SroR ntIT,s SERMoN.
He says tho Law Was Minated seven
Times Near the City Hail Yesterday.


In his sermon at Scott Church, sunday
evening, the Rev Robert Watt again al.
tackled the Police Commission He said
tho commission IS ln,iuCcrc and accused
it of fighting the Law and Order society.
Continuing, he said in part The
members of the commission profess 10 be
anxious to have n perfect police force,
yet police captain can stagger into tile
City Hall ANA stagEcr out again, and
one patrolman is discharged for being 20
minutes late If these things are allowed
in the City Hall, what can he expected
in the saloons and dives The mNyorof
the city ought to have something IL say
about the appointments Of the police
force. Down at Dover this partisan
force was made. The sunday law
is being violated right along, Two
weeks ago the sunday law was violated
in sight Of three patrulmen. 1t was
violated to-day in sight Of the City
Hail seven times between and O'clock.
1t was at sixth and Market streets.
Within stones throw Of the City Hall
there is licensed hotel that is u con.
tirmod assgnatlon house. a law was
passed at Dover TO punish men who
rent property To be used as disOrderly
houses, but it was kept in the clerk of the
scnate's desk and he never enrolled it.
The w. G. I, L. is making great mis-.
take. Last week $g5 was distributed in
prizes. The money could have been
| spent better in showing that the city is
not being run properly"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
Crushed to Death BY a ROLLER.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 24.-George
Schoenberger, boiler.makor, aged 30
with wife and five children, was in
stantly killed this morning in the boiler
pit in Groetzinger's tanne,y in this city.
lie was assisting in putting in seven
ton boiler and was in the bottom OF the
pit, when part Of the tackle slipped and
tho boiler rolled over striking Schoen-
berger under the chin and pinning him
against the side wall. His skull was
crushed and neck broken.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

Capt Charles II. Smith, formerly
assistant superintendent Of the City
Railway Co.'S lines in this city, and
who has recently been running the Viii
mington a. Northern tug Fred. Jansen,
has been appointed master of II. T..
Causes yacht Falcon. He will assume
his new Charge early next month, aud
in the fall will return to the jansen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

A little daughter of .tturney Thomas
DAVIS broke her lei arm Friday in
Brandywine Park. Sic was one of a
party Of picnickers Of the Orthodox
Friends School, Mint and Tatnall
streets, yesterday morn ng The little
girl was running tow ards spring
When she was tripped w an umbrella
which she held in her hand The child
was Immediately taken home when
medical Attendance was called in.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
a Psddler and MS wife Murdered.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June GA Com.
nerciat Gazette special from Barbours.
vile, KY, says: Word has been received
here that Gus Loeb and his wife, Julia,
Hebrew peddlers, were murdered in
Harlan county, Saturday, between
Harlan Court House and Harrogate,
Tenn, by six masked men. Robbery
was the only cause for the crime. The
murderers have not been captured. Gus
Loeb has a brother doing business in
Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

.NNNFEF Z T9E''hVF'
William Davis, second son of Col. |.
d. Davis, cashier q tue Second National
Bank Of Elkton, nd Miss Ada Steele,
daughter Of Mr. and AIRS. John T.
Steele of Head If Christiana, were
married Thursday afternoon at A o'clock.
The Rev j. Dickson Shanks, ID. D., per.
formed the ccremont, Only the imme-
diate families we've present. Mr. ana
Mrs, Davis took the IL train, B. Is o.,
for a northern tour.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
TIE RoDr DIsINrERRED.
Insurance Companies Not Entirely Salts
fed That Kerngood is Dena.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 24,-The body
Of Jacob S. Kerngood, which was found
floating in the Niagara river at Lewis.
town, last week, and which was buried
here Friday, has been disinterred and
sent to the morgue, where an autopsy
will probably be made,
II is said that this action is taken at
the instance of an insurance compauy's
adjustor, who is not satisfied that the
badly decomposed corpse is that of
Kerngood, notwithstanding the evidence
to that effect,
Relatives here claim that Kerngood
was insured for only $4,000, and that
the last policy was taken out seven
years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
rnas,or. We CHING $500 Pounds a piece.

A set of mammoth iron pilasters are
being pat NJ at the main entrance way
and on either side of ii, at the new
Snullenburg Building, Seventh and
Market stree 5. Thc larger pilasters
weigh $500 pouuds apiece, and the
minor ones 1889 pounds each. They
were made at the Harlan Il llollings-
worth shops. They are necessary for
the possible SIX stories to which the
building may 20 raised, although the
present plans C II for but three stories.
The contractors, Messrs. Lynn "
Phillips, were delighted at receiving n
consignment o. the lonr.looked for
yellow pine Saturday morning from the
South. ----
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27
a Place for Growing VIVA Flowers.

In answer to the suggestion contained
in a recent issue II THE GAZETTE
that place be set apart in Brandywinc
Park for the growing Of wild flowers
the triangular plo. At the Boulevard
Eighteenth and Washington streets, !.
urged as suitable place. Ills favorahly
located aud well adapted TO the puruoA,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

HAVANA, June 2L-Captain-general
Martinez dc Campos arrived hero this
morning, at o'clock, from Cienfuegos.
At Quivlcan, near Havana, the insurg-
ents have raised small band of men.
1t is reported from Remedies, Province
of Santa Clara That the insurgent leaders,
Zeyas, has been killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-27

The sacred concerts at Gordon
Heights PARK, on sunday afternoon and
evening, was attended by large crowd
thoroughly enjoyed Albcrt's Brass
Band rendered an excellent pro.
sranme. The Sunday sacred concerts
viii be continued regularly throughout
the season,