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Evening journal., 1895-11-29
BURNED TO DEATH.
Signs Of n Struggle Lead to Suspicious oi
Foul Play.

Signs Of a Struggle Lead to suspIcions OF
Foul Play.
RUTLAND, Mass, Nov 2o.-George p.
Calhoun went to Worcester, and after ro-
turning to his home, his barn was burned
md hoperishod in the flames. His oharrod
body was found I'm tho ruins, and the fact
that there wero blood spots on the collar
wall and that his watch IS missing leads
the people OF Rutland to believe that It Is
. case OF foul play.
Mr. Calhoun went to the barn TO caro-
for tho horses. Ho was never seen alive
after that. There are several stories as to
tho time Of tho fire and when Mr.. Cal
houn went into the barn.
Edward A. Sawyer, medical examiner
Of Gardner who made a careful examina-
tion of the body and the surroundings
has boon in consultation with District At
tornoy Parker, and the origin Of the ilro
and doath Of Mr.. Calhoun will be investi-
gated.
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DIED

wHARRIS On November ~. Leiitia. relici
OF tbs late John W. Harris. aged - years.
HIGGINS-In this city. November 10, 1896
Bridget Higgins, aged 70 years.
ROGERSON-On Move mber "a, Mrs. Cara
NJ. Rogerson, aged "a years.
MARTIrl-At the residence Of her mother
Mrs Name Toner Martin, wife uf barry H.
Martin and daughter OF the late John j.
Toner.
MJLROOSEY.-On the e5lh, Sarah daueh.
ter Of James and Sahlna Mulrooney, aged
years and months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
invited 90 attend the funeral from the resi-
derce OF her plrenta, Lancaster avenue az d
franklin street, on Friday afternoon at
O'cl ok. luterment at Cathedral
STOrSs EBUhG. I'm Salem, n. j.. Novem-
Der % 1895, Mary T. Carpenter stoisenhurg
widow OF Evan Stotsenblrg. IN her 10th year
VALENTINE On November 30 1895
Evening journal., 1895-11-29

N Brown, Miss Helen Naudaia, Miss
Blanch Cochran, John R1ihweli,
William Brady, John O Kelly, william
R Reynolds. Mites ParVis, Miss E nth
Reynolds, Miss Edith DerrieksoD. NJ
snd Mrs J. N Durham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z 3 Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs John
Watkins, Mrs hrmatrcng ana sister
Miss Louisa Ro5nolds and Gray Taylor,
ali OF Middletowni Miss Annie Gibson
ard ID w. C5fbit, Jr, OF Odessa; Mr.
and Mrs L. Scott Townsend Wn
liam T. Matien, Misses Jahuson,
Miss Irene McWhorter, J. @ Gibson
and Miss Alice Boots. OF Wilmington I;
the Misses Colbun. Miss Allen. Miss
Shrievss and Mr. ard Mrs X @. Sadler, ci
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs Janyier
Woods, Mr. and Mrs n j. Whiltock,
Mr.. and Mrs Boyd Cieaver, william
Janvier AID sister, Miss Alice Ellison,
L. R. Pool, II. a Pool aud az
aud hrs. @ + Pool. OF McD1n
ognh; Miss Name MsWhorter, Mr. sud
Mrs. william Il Shuliz, Dr. s. a Fri ts,
10 M Riley, r. e Sutton, Mr and Mrs
O. Stuckprt, Miss Annie Shullz aud
Miss Lizzie Stuart. % SO. Georges; VIII
liam Veaaey aud sister, Of Mt Pleasant
Henri Brady. Miss Mary Ellison. Mles
Carrie Brady, Miss Elsie Kassener
and @ " Plcs Of Cassaroak
Nessrs. Constable. Mlesrs Hsines and
A. Reynolds, Of E.kton; Hsrry Hsli
William Carpenter. Miss Florence Hall.
tho Misses Price and Kate Cieaver, OF
Port Penn Miss r sbeccl Morrison. OF
Nswark, and Mrs Bslvilla. Mrs B3vd
Claavsr, Mrs w. a. n Clark, the Misses
Cheaiys. Miss Clara Vail, Misses Ethel
aud Mary Reyhold, MIR. and Mrs Il p.
Scott, Mr. and 3rs Fl. D Griffin, Mr.
and Mrs George n Bright, Captain e.
G Rsybold, Mr. and Mrs Q. W. Pan
claet, Dr. Balville, Henry Higgins, II.
Ciark. Mr. and Me- e @ Rsybolj,
Stewart Clark Ccuctianl Clark. Johu
Cisrk, Mlss Fsunie Clark Mes
Allen Clark, Miss Berthe CLARK, ~. B
Belsle S d. ToBnsond. w. B Jester
Thomas Ssdisr Wood Ferd Cheslrs
George McIntirs. Miss Mary Rsy
Dr.. Mcdowell. l. J. Sheppard, Mis'
Jennie Clark, Harrington Clark, William
and "a win Rsy bold. OF Delaware Ofy
Mrs.. Cunning, Of Philadephia is visit
Ing ia towa
Mrs Ruth Blggar has returned from d
visit to Philadelphia.
visiting her sister, Mrs Ryan
Mrs. William A Jester is entertaining
Mics Mollie Boulden, Of Chesapeake
City
Mlas Mary Higgins bas returned HON
from a visit 70 Now Jersey frienda
Miss Maggie Tuzend Is being enter
tained BY Philadelphia relatives.
Mics Emma LaBouDe and Bernard
LaBouh5 attended the Wedding OF Mis.
ssrah LEB'ubs aud Mr. Edwards, oil
New C2slle, Yesterday.
Miss Cora Dunlap Is quite sick.
Miss Cora Bigger IS the guest Of Misi
Nellie Orossl and, usar 50 Georges
Rev George s. Gassensr entertained
Bishop Coleman yesterday.
John Mnlugap, OF Wilmington, Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. DAME
ONeill
Mrs. S E. Bfadwny is nlertainine
Nj. and Mrs Miller and son Walter, OF
Philadelphia.
J Shepherd, of PHILADELPHIA is
spending his Thanksgiving holiday with
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Jester.
Miss Bessie Price is visiting ne,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Price
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nnitl Now Throatened.

NEW YORK, Nov ga special TO The
World from Kingston, jamaica says: A
expedition against Haiti is be-
ing organized by Boisrond Caual, it is
reported on Trustworthy authority. Canal
is being assisted, &c is asserted, by a woll
known Philadelphia ilrm The expedition
is 60 sail early in December. Tho plan is
to scatter munitions Of war 40 various
points I'm tho black republic leading to
Port an Prince. the capital, during tho
cnl.lnn nlnctinr.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Social Lifo in Delaware CITY.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAwAEE CITY, Nov 20-The frst
dance OF the season was given last even
ing In the hall Of the Young Mems
soclsl Club Of Delaware City. Alberts
orchestra furnishsd good music and
refreshments we're served toward the
elise Of the evening The p8tfonesses
wsre: Mrs Bslville, Mrs Boyd Cleaver
ald Mrs. william H. g. CLARK. Amorg
thoEe present were: Robera Comegoys,
J b. Clayton, Mr.. aud Mrs Frederick
B ady, William Lockwood aud sister,
Msses Masv aud Lucy Cochran. Dr. J.
@ Stiles, E r Cochran, Jr. Clerence
Clayton and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Objected 70 the stars ana Stripes.

ToRoETo, Nov 20.-Thoro nro many
American students attending the Ontario
Veterinary college, and yesterday being
Thanksgiving day across the line thoy
sought to honor tho event by raising the
stars and stripes in one Of thoir lecture
rooms. To this, however. tho Canadian
students objected, and rudely hauled down
the flag, though they met with a vigorous
resistance. Then onsuod FREQ fight, sew
eral on both sides being slightly injured,
though mono seriously.
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oonnrnl snnnnll,,. rrlnl Iernn.

HAVANA, Nov. 29.-Tho trial OF Goner-
al Julio sanguily, the Cuban leader, who
was arrested on Fob. 2l by Governor Com
eral Calloia on the charge of illegal acts
against tho Spanish governments has be-
gun. General Sanguily has been confined
i'm the Cahanas fortress. Among the speo-
tators in tho courtroom were Ramon o.
williams. United States consul general,
and eavpral ladios
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Ola sound Pilot Missing.

CITY IsLhsD, n. Y., Nov. 29-Stcphen
d. Horton, 10 years old, ono Of The best
known pilots on tho sound, left City Is
land Nov l6 with iho hark Perfection,
bound for Haliinz He loit the Gull is-
land On the fih, and since then he has
not hcon seen or heard o. Ills fgicnds IN
Iris niaro AFRO searching far him ard foar
itas ha Aaa met death in some violent
faaun1r.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Mrs. n. u. Morgan injured.

HEpsrEAD, n. Y, Nov. 29--While
riding superb hunter on the Wheatly
hills Mrs. IL ID. Morgan, wifo Of the cx-
commodore OF the Now York Yacht club,
was thrown TO the ground and her leg
was brokon at the ankle. a message was
hurriodiy sent 20 1T. w. r. Bull who
oamo from Long Island City TO Wosthury
10y special train. 10 is reported that tho
horse became frightened ot q stump by
the roadside and jumped violently aside.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Merchant Casner's Last Spree.

AsBuRY PARK, n. J., Nov 29.-Jamea
Casnor, q merchant, shot himself here.
Casnor, it IS said, had been on a Spree
and, 80 is believed, romorse caused him 20
tako his life.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
trolley Kius ono; Injuries Two.

BALTmoRE, Nov. 29-A trolley car on
the City and Suburban line crashed into
q carriage Of J. Hough Cottman, promi-
mont merchandise broker, killing John
Berry, tho colorod coachman, and severely
iniuring Mr. and Mrs. Cottman.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
stovonson Again In Washington.

WAsHINGToE, Nov. 29.-Vico President
Stevenson, accompanied by his wife and
daughters, arrived in Washington for the
congressional season. They arc quartored
at the Normandie.
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H rv.st Eoms entertainment. .

The Harvest Home given by
the Bush Chapter Of the Alc5tt
JlUb at tho New Century, closed on
Wednesday evening The walls OF the
drawing room in which tho bear was
held were prettily fssto0nsd with franc
less pictures, strings Of epp.es and
buncnss Of herbs.
The floor Of The drawing room was
divided Into apartments IN each OF which
there was decorated table or booth The
necole-work tabls VA located on the
east side Of the room and WAS ia chsrge
OF Mra. Charles g. Rumfori end the
following-nsmed assistants: Mlss
knigh;, Miss jennie Lee, Miss Corbltt
Miss Natalie Wilson, Miss Madeline ORA
per, Miss Ethel Candy. Miss Ethel Cause.
Mics Christine Cause and Miss Elsie
FIRST.
The doll table on tho west side Of the
room was profusely decorated ard
contained many dainty articles The
women ia charge Of .his table we're Mrg
Willard Hall Porter, Mrs II Il. Cause,
Miss May Candy, Mics Walton, Miss
Louise Elliott. Miss Mabel Jackson,
Miss Mary Jackson. Hiss Marie Morie
a cafe conducted by Mrs. e. II Gayley
and ten assistants stood Ia the northeast
corner OF the room. It vas enclosed by
a railing decorated With ovsrersens aud
contained number Of tables tastsin.ly
decorated
Lemonade was the principal beverage
and the lemonade table on the west side
Of the entrance to tho dra wing room
seemed to be literally patrouizsd The
childrsn'e table in the northwest corner
OF the room was very attractive ard was
in charge Of Walter g. Tatnall, Jr
Julia D Bush and Marian Cause
A unique cash delivery system was also
IN operation. A toy monkey seated or
bicycle and carrying a basket pro.usoly
decorated with Yale Harvard, Princst1n
and Pennsylvanis colors, made psrlodicsl
trips over a wire suspended bsJveen the
balconies. The trolley wire Yves arranged
by Walter G. Tatnail. On Wednesday
afternoon the Hsrvsss Home was open
FOR children. a chorns, comprising
Henry Baird, leader; Miss Wild, Miss
Cook, 70 les Wales, Miss Morrow, Miss
Connor, Mr.. Carver, Mr. Avars, Mr.
Walters, Ne. Wales Mg Baird and Mr.
Msgee, was present ard rerdered some
pretty SELECTIONS each evening.
A. the conclusion OF the bazar, sn
informal dance was given. The affair
'vas one Of the prstlisst and most success-
ful ever held 40 the Century Clue
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
wonldn,t Iectura 10 ons nInn.

SAVANNAH Nov. 29.-Ex Congressman
Bland was here Co lecture on free silver.
Only one seat had boon sold and Mr..
Bland oalled tho laoluro off.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Principal johnson at Lafayette.

Principal Johnson Of the Frlends's
School will attend the meeting Of pre-
pa1atory schools and colleges at
Lafayette 20 day and tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
nnrn nnrnera I'D Vol.

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov 20.-Tho barn be-
longing TO tho Zoigler estate near here,
together with eight horses and sovon cows,
was destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000. The
fire IS believed to have been Of incondiary
nrfmfu
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
nnrrnlnn in underwenrl

The larges1 and best assortment Of
UnderWsar in the city at the lowest prices
SO Rogs's. 30 Market street.. The best
values Tor the prlcs ever offered Head
quarters Tor Working Gloves.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Proprietor Ortlip's Birthday.

George W. Ortlip, manager Of tho
Central Hotel, celebrated the 00.h
snniverasry OF his birth by rendering q
supper 70 a number Of friends 90 the
hotel on Wednesday evening Mr.. Ortlip
received several pretty tokens OF esteem
from the guests OF the hotel. Foliowin z
are those who parto0k OF the delicious
viands provided by the genial boDiisce:
L. D. Tufts. Mr.. and Mrs w & Bryan,
Cody Anfsnger, James Bakey, James A
Conner, Mrs Clara NJ Wallace. C q.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs George g. Mccall,
Richard Connolly. Miss Msrie Norris
James R. Crippen, Miss Alice Bryan. K T.
Ortlip, Mrs W. P Miller Edward Burns,
Vivian Mlller. Csulder Johnson, George
T. Stevens. Harry Vrlst. Joseph Smith,
Joseph Richardson, Andrew W Sslak,
D. Hatch. Miss Ella Giles. Mr.. aud Mrs.
d. H Morris, w. r. Roberts, George
w RogsrsoD, George g. Oftlip, W. p.
Miller.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Cominr,NnptiaIs.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF W. A. Anderson, night manager OF the
Miss Emma B. Hayden, Of FleldsboIo, on
Dscember4 4
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The Empire Department Store.
200 Market Street.
Wilmington, De-.
nIARnrnD

OWENS Ns-GALLAHER.- .-By Rev William
A. Walling. az his home No. 200 Delaware
avenue, Wednesday evening, November ~,
Lewis A. Owens and aria s. Gnllahor, both
OF Wilmington
STA TAATS-JEROME-On Monday Novem-
her %. at the home OF the uncle of the bride,
No. $50 Spruce street. Leonard q. Staats an 1
Laura Y. jerome, by Rev.Wi liam A. Walling
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A Tea in Miss Clayton's Honor.

Miss Elizabeth r Groves gave
delightful tea on Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Nellie Clayton, OF Phila-
delphia, who Is nov her guest
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Another storehouse.

Boi was pressed for moro information,
and it was forthcoming. Following the
now lead, the officers yesterday found a
third hut, this ono in q patch OF woods on
the Rhode Island side of the line. Here,
too was heap of hidden plumber, and
the Rhode Island officers were notified.
Roi announced then that this last hut
was the rendezvous Of mono other than
Louis Calvin, a notorious robbor who, 30
seems is the leader Of the gang, contain
ing over 40 robbers, thieves and highway
men.
Tho plans Of this band are unique. Sow
eral quick wittod deputies are appointed,
and Roi was one of thom. They have been
going from town to town in tho guise Of
quack doctors. Boi revealed throo COM
ploto quack medicine outfits to substan-
tiato his story. A week or sometimes
more is spent by the quacks in a town.
ard during their stay evory lucrative place
is spotted and studied. Reports are mado
to Calvin, who details his expert crackers
The plumber Is then taken, and returns
are made TO Calvin, who directs as TO its
disposition. Officers are on tho track OF
Calvin and others of tho gang, and fur
thor arrests arc confidently expected.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Nnunrk PerannaIs.

NEWARK. Nov 20 Miss Emma stans,
Of Chester, Is the guest OF the Mlsses
Fader.
Mr Palsells and Frank Welsh, Of
Washington, D. O, spent Thanksgiving
Dsy hsre.
Nc. Bell, OF Smyrna, is the guest Of L.
/ Handy
Mr.. and Mrs Moore, Of Wilmington,
spent Thsnksgiging Day With their son,
1 J. Moore
Omcs Seventh and EkiaT. Phone $40.
q 2. Sergeapt dealer N coal aud wood
sE-Lsraa nea coal FOR family use e4.50
u Hickory wood for open CRATES.
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All communications intended for insertion
n this column should be ado. essed 10 S5ciety
municati0ns should be ',-riften o', one si,ie ~
he paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Big LOADS OF PLUMBER
Found IN Forest Eiut5 In New
England.
BT0Ry OF ALI BABA REPEATED

Band OF Lorty AIicFon Operating An
Connecticut and Rhcde Isiand-The stor-
nre Place Of Stolen Goods Fouad-Rob-
bera Not Captured.
PUTNAM. Conn, Nov 20-Dozens Of
officers, representing the authorities OF
Rhode Island and Connecticut are on-
eaeod in the work OF tracing tho members
o. one OF the biggest gangs OF robbers and
piundogors that over operated IN New
England
For six months western Rhode Island
and eastern Connecticut have hoen over
run with robbers, and not a week has
passed without receipt ut some police
headquarters of reports of nt lonst one and
generally two or throo bold raids. Tho
officers in whose districts the thofts wcro
made have for somo time had a suspicion
that thoso hurglaries were tho work of
gang operating Systematically and guided
by % master hand.
Aftor weeks OF work Deputy Sheriff
Bartlett Of this place decided on Wedncs-
dag 20 make o tour OF inspection. ln this
tour he visited a spot known as Tho VIII
lerncss. 10 Is o lonely patch Of woodland
located midway between Prtnam and
Knnngly and near the Connecticut
Rhode Island lino
Tho Hut In tho Woods.
While trnmping about in these woods
Shurin Bnrtlott came upon a small hut so
isolated as to excite curiosity The sheriff
grotled his curiosity and entered Ho
camo upon o man who called himself
Charles RoL Aitor talking with tho man
for a few minutes Sheriff Bartlett's sus-
picions were aroused, and no began to ox-
amino the shanty. His discoveries over
whelmod him.
In a very short time be found that this
little hut was q storehonso for tho bur-
rlars of the section. Piled high on shelves,
in cuphonrds and holes, were what looked
at first like tons Of stolen goods Roi was
fairly snaiched into custody and the sher-
lI sent for conveyancos. Whom he bad
dug out and gathered together all tho
plumber, it filed two large wagons koi
was then piled with questions At lr1t
he was stubborn, but at longth he con-
fessod that no was q member Of q large
gang of robbers.
To prove the truth Of his statements and
to save himself Roi volunteered to- givo
further information. Helcd the officers 20
@ second hut Hero another wagon load Of
! plundor was found and carried away 10
town. Goods OF every conceivable do
scripiion were included. Cloth, tobacco,
/ iowelry, garments, money, furniture, pro-
visions and innumerablo other articles A
large quantity of postage stamps was
found, explaining away the mystory con-
neotcd with a round half dozen Of post
olIiro rOhhcries
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Coats and Capes.

Black Cheyiot Coats, with Columbus
lapel aud ripple back, So 60, worth Sc
Fine Black Boucle Goats. I satin lined,
melon sleeves, trus value 81, for $475
Fine Melton Goats, 2 ard button
ef ot made OK The finest soft finish
cloth, SO 9s, worth $40
Looking through our cloak department
costs nothing ana may bs the means Of
aaglng you money.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
SOCIAL PLEASANTRIES.
Deligh tful Evening Dance at
Delaware City.
so0lgTY CHATTER IN THIS CITY

where and How wiimingtoniaus spspt
Thanksgiving Day-Geores ". Ortiip
and ais Friends at supper-cIose Of the
Aloott Tea.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29

Convincing rosults-announced 20 US
last Wednesday the great Victory FOR our
Truthful Bargains Tho sunremsoy OF
genuine over fslse values and the crown
Ing triumph Of iolid pricfs upon siauneh
merchsndise Don't pay about half again
~ much es you should whether 10 be
coat, cape or dress, when Won can save
morey Big money 81 the Enplre.
For Saturday Nov. 30.h.
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