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Evening journal., 1895-06-27
ministers Abroad.

Rev William Frederick Lewis, the
young aud popular pastor of Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church, is making
arrangements to leave the city next
week for an extended European tour.
Mr. Lewis will not take the trip alone
however, for his ministerial friend, Rev
s. Beattie Wylie, of New Castle, has
arranged to take the trip with him. Mr..
Wylie Will be accompanied by Mrs
Wylie and their little son.
The party will sail on July 6. on the
Allen Line steamship State Of California
running from New York to Glasgow
They will remain abroad six weeks
returning BY the same route to New
York
Mr. Lewis will visit hls relatives in
France, Scotland ard Ireland, whom he
has not seen since he became an
American minister. During his sbsence
from Wilmington, the pulpit Of Rodney
Street Church VIII be occupied by two
exceptionally good preachers, DR.. John
Hewett, president Of EmporiR College,
Kansas, and Rev E w. Fisz Simon, of
Darlington, Nd.
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died.

BRADFORD.-On June 22. 1895. Clara O. g.,
daughter Of Charles and Victoria Bradford,
aged years.
CAMPERsON.-cn June 20, 1895, Irene,
daughter OF Joseph W. s. and Irene Cam
person. aged months and IA days
KEOUGH. In this city, on the 26 IA instant,
Mary. wifa of Martin keough.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence OF her husband,
No. 10 West Front street, on Saturday m orn-
ing. June 20, 1895. al O'Clock Solemn requiem
mass AZ St. Peters Pro-CAthedraL lnterment
Cathedral Cemetery.
LOPER.-On June 81 1905. Leslie g., son OF
Mitchell g.. and ssllie Bell Loper, aged 8
months.
MALONE.-In this city, on the Goth instant,
Lizzie. daughter Of John l.. and Maggie q,
Malone, aged mOuths.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral. from the residence fher parents.
No. az East Sixth street, on Friday after.
nom. at .. m lnterment al Now Cathedral
Cemetery
MEYER.-ln this city, on June 25. 1895
Philip Meyer, aged ts } ears.
ROBERTS In this city on June 20, Tom
son of Tom and Eliza q. Roberts, aged | iyeaI
and 10 months.
STOUT In this city on juno "a. Clerence
son OF Frank and Mar Stout, aged 10 yearl
and month.
WILsON.-ln this city. on june 70. 1926
Helen H.. daughter Of William H. and Annie
y. Wilson aged months and days.
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LocaI nnaehnlI Noter

Burris, the pitcher OF the Washington
College baseball team. will take charge
of team at Silver Lake. N j ia con
nection with q school IN which he viii
hold posili n The salary is $50 per
month.
DeREyne, Stidham and Brown, Of last
years Clayton team. have arrived home
fheY have been playing With the Wash
lngton College team at Chestertown,
and the Delaware boys eoula always be
depended on TO play good ball. as their
records with that club will show.
Media put In a new pitcher named
Plummer to fill the place Of EvsIson
(Sho has signed with the Reading STATE
League Club In the game with Lzmokin
A a. Club yesterday Plummer pitched
q good game and held the opposing club
down TO seven birs Media won easily.
Pitcher Tom" Flanagan. VIII, 10 It
Carbondale because hia salary was
always o'erhanging, yesterday siane d
with Pottsville aud Is prActlclng up TO
the handle Tom" will probably not
join St. Louis this season.
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ADMIRAL DA CANA.

navy. He was held in the highest estima-
tion by Dom Pedro, the Brazilian en-
peror, and was always a strong monarch
ist.
When the revolt against Peixoto occurr-
ed about two years ago, he remained neu-
tral for some time, but finally decided to
join the insurgents. His accession was
hailed by them as a great victory, but
Peixoto made use Of Da Gama's well
known monarchical tendencies to ooun-
teract the effect Of his desertion. Da
Gama's incorruptibility and noble lineage,
however, undoubtedly added strength to
the insurgent cause, and hundreds OF
monarchists who had previously held
aloof hastened to enroll themselves under
his standard aiding his caase not only by
their influence, but by financial assistance.
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IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Mcmahon VIII Pitch al
Baltimore Tomorrow.
THE wILMmGToNIAkS ARM WELL

Scientific Ban Playing Between the
Brooklyn and Washington clubs At
Eastern Park-Nsw york's Defeat at
Baltimore News Among the Local
sportsmen.
Il was Baltlmores turn to defeat the
New Yorks yesterday. great game
was played at Eastern Park, which the
Brocklyns won IN the thirteenth ioning
a the Pbiladelphias lost 10 the Bostons
toutz's men are sgsin tied with the
Qaakers for seventh place There was
quite change OF the clubs occupying
second, third, fourth and ffih places
The Plttsburgs we're bsaten by the
Chicsgos aud are tie with Cleveland
for fourth place, while Anson's players
are close third, within seven points Of
the BAltimores The Cinclnnaiis had no
trouble IN defeating St Louis. Yester \
days league score
Baltimore, 3; New York, 2
Boston, IS; Philadelphia.
Brooklyn, / i; Washington. 0
Cincinnati, -; st Louis, 5
Chicago, @; Pitteburg, 2
Cleveland Loulsville, rain
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soeiaI and PsIsonal Notea.

Mrs Ann B0ckmsster is visiting
Mrs Harriet A. Grieves in Smyrna.
Miss Lizzie Disob, Of Townsend, 10 the
guest OF iiiends ia the city.
Miss Blanche Grow is the guest Of
Miss Beulsh Jefferson, at smyrna.
Miss Charlie Smith and Miss Bertha
Springer have returned from visit to
Clsyt ton
Mrs T l. Mason, Of Clay ton, ls
visiting Wilmington friends.
r Thomas Cochran. formerly Of
Middletown, now engaged in business in
New York, and Miss Emma MauldiD
Wilson, Of Georgetown. Md, were
married. last evening at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Georgetown
George w Booker is at Atlantic City
Presiding Elder Adams, of Dover. was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. F. Carpenter, of Hlllsboro, is
visiting relatives In town.
Robert w Mustard. for thirty years 3
merchant at Shanghai. China. is the guest
of his brother, Dr., David l. Mustard, OF
Lewes.
John J. Long, son Of p J. Long, OF this
city, has returned from college st Man
chester, N. d.
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Special Excursion to Denver.

On account of the National Educational
Association, the Baltimore & Ohio offers
one fare rate and two dollars member
ship--or $47 70 FOR the round trip Tick
cts for sale July 2nd. srd, 4th, 9TH, and
good until September 1st Tickets good
over any road west Of Chicago A person
ally conducted party will leave from
Delaware avenue station, Wilmington,
July 4th, 8 AZ am arriving In Denver ii
evening Of July 9Th
For particulars address Isaac 7. j. hn-
son, Friends School, or II A Miller
Passenger Agent, Wilmington. Del.
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Loeal sportlpr Nsw. Solo.

George p. Prentiss aud William Nc
Kee, OF the Park Athlaric Club. will
race in the Peoples sports In Pniladel
phia on July
feature OF the recent Y. NJ O. A /,
field day was that nobody was allowed
10 chase out in all the events and there
we're no long luns 10 cause rush OF
blood TO he head
Next Tuesday. handicap tennis
tournament will b. held on the grounds
Of the Delaware Field Club and will
eontinus several days begiuEing at As
clock in the afternoon.
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Battle Of Flowers AZ KieI.

KEEL, June 27.--The battle Of flowers
which occurred in the harbor made an
animated and a picturesque scene. Mum
berless craft were decorated with floral
designs and with great wreaths and gar.
lands Of flowers, including the boats Of
the American men-of-war all passing
hither and thither in complicated evolu.
tions and procession. Emperor William,
from the deck Of the imperial yacht Ho-
henzollern, witnessed the procession.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
REV. Duncan nIacGreEor Married.

Rev. Duncan MacGreVor, who is we'll
known in Wilmington, wss welded to
Miss Sallle George in Philadelphia yester
day morning. The ceremony was per-
formed In advance Of the hour set down
for 1t and only a favored few were
present The pair were married by Rev.
w. w. Wright, at the home Of Deacon
Henry Gator, No. 1920 North Twenty
second street. The only persons present
as witnesses were Mrs. George, mother
Of tho bride, Mr.. Gator aud his wife, and
a half dozen members Of Rev MacGregor's
church After the wedding the bride
and groom spent few hours quietly at
Deacon Gators home, and left during the
afternoon on Q wedding tour that will
occupy three weeks When they return
the members Of Bethany Baptist Church
will tender their pastor and his bride a
re ception.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
New Jersev Rennblicnn Ienrne.

TRENTON, June 27.-The Republican
league elected tho following officers; Presi-
dent, Frank J. Higgins Of Hudson, by a
vote Of 80 to Al for Assemblyman Abram
Lower; vice presidents, First district, l..
4. Derousse; Second, Abram r. Davisi
Third, Robert B. Landrine; Fourth, Con-
gresham Mahlon Pitney; Fifth, Edward
j. Turner; Sixth, Edward Benjamini
Seventh Milton e. Pier; Eighth, W. Eel
lows Morgan.
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1t is Now DE-. milIIran.

Rev. ]. r Milligan, D. D." is now
the proper form to write the name Of the
First Presbyterian Churcha pastor
During the commencement exercises Of
the class of 95 of Dartmouth College,
Hanover. N. a., yesterday, President
Tucker on behalf of the college. con
ferred the degree Of doctor Of divinity
upon Rev. j. r. Milligan, Of Delaware
Dartmouth is his alma mater. DR.
Milligan is thorough student and is
very popular among his congregation up
at First Church.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

& Hill
NOW ON SALE

500 yards Black Japanese
Pongee at IS cents a yard.
The greatest Black Silk bar
gain ever offered that we
know anything about.
Another one at 28 cents.
Another at SO cents and a
splendid one at so cents, to-
gether with many other silk
bargains. A fine Black Hen
rietta, SO inches wide, at 20
cents a yard, that you have
considered great value at SO
cents not long ago.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Connor-west.

rhe marriage OF Frederick Conner and
Miss Hannah West occurred last even
ing at the home Of the groom s father,
A. j Connor, Second and Orange
streets, Rev Charles Simmons oficiat
ing Tho best man was Hollis Reed
and The bridesmaid Miss Ada Bell. The
bride wore white tulle over silk, with
cream lace and ribbons aud carried
bouquet of bride roses. The happy
couple will leave on tour through
Pennsylvania Saturday.
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hIarrIed at 81. Peter,s.

Miss Elizabeth Louise Monaghan.
daughter Of Police Commissioners Patrick
Monaghan, and Frank j. B. Callahan, Of
Philadelphia, were married at st Peters
Pro Cathedral yesterday afternoon
Vicar General J. A. Lyons performed
tho ceremony. Miss Margaret Murphy.
OF Baltimore, cousin OF the bride,
played the wedding march The mar
riage was quiet one, being attended BY
only the immediate relatives OF the bride
and groom.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Lord RoseberY NInkes q .Toke.

LONDON, June 27.-Nlr. Thomas Glib.
son Bowles, the Tory member of parlia-
ment who has made a special attack on
the governments. seal fisheries bill, while
riding along Rotton row met Lord Rose
berry, to whom he remarked that at least
the seal fisheries bill had been passed
Yes, " replied Lord Rosebery, laughing,
land there's been-a good deal Of fishing
for the seals Of Office this week.
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Bosten's catcher nTarrie..

Boston, June 27.--John Bennett Ryan,
Boston's favorite baseball catcher, was
married to Miss Maria Louise Carroll in
St. Joseph's church, Roxbury The mem
bers of the Boston baseball nine were in
attendance
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serentr-flve PicnleI,ers Poisoned.

LAUREL, Del. June 27.-The greatest
excitement prevails over the poisoning Of
picnickers at a church gathering neal
Stockton Seventy-five were made death.
" i'll by eating ice cream. Several are in
a precarious condition.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
BIoomer Girl Had $50 offers Of Marriage

Ell PAso, Tex, juno 27.--Miss Remi'
Londonderry Of Boston, the round tn,
world bicyclist arrived here from ths
west in good health and spirits. She viii
remain here probably until July 15, ther
ride north to Denver, en- route home. Shs
has declined over $50 offers Of marriage.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
PRINCE FOR A PREACHER.
Son of m African King Joins the Mission.
aries.

CHICAGO June 27.-Prince Bongee, son
Of an African king who came TO this
country five years ago, is going back with
a party of missionaries to his father king
dom, where he hopes to convert to Chris
tianity his eldest brother, who is heir ap-
parent, and the whole kingdom.
There arc five men and four women in
the party. The prince is p years old. He
is now a citizen Of the United States, hav-
ing renounced his allegiance to his father
and incidentally to Queen Victoria.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Marriage at Elkton.

ELKToN, June 81 The residence OF
William b Smith, postal inspector, on
East Main street, WAS the scene last
evening of quiet wedding. The parties
were Miss Carrie Howard Smith and
Julian Breban Csffsrty, Jr. Of Philadel
phia The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John McElmoyle, pastor Of the
Elkton Presbyterian Church
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
pittsburg wants die con1entjon.

PITTsBURG, JHne 27-The most repre-
sentative mass meeting ever held in Pitts
burg assembled in the common council
chamber and invited the national Repub
liean convention to meet next year at the
birthplace of the party Mayor McKen-
na. a Democrat presided
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Iifn ~ Grnu Gables.

BuzzARDs BAY, Mass, june 27.-Sec-
retary and Mrs. Carlisle and See retary
and Mrs. Morton arrived at Marion on the
lighthouse tender John Rodgers They
are the guests Of the Misses Hamlin, sis
ters Of Assistant Secretary Hamlin. Mr..
Cleveland staid at Gray Gables TO inspect
the harvesting Of the hay
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Boy Run over IN the street.

johnnie Colt, living with his parents at
No 1925 West Front street, was struck
and run over by Ainscow's delivery
wagon in front of his home early last
night. The little fellow was playing in
the street with some of his companions
he was badly bruised and suffered all
night but is not seriously injured.
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Annther Womnn pnrdoned.

AUBURN, n. Y. June 27.-Mrs. Nettit
Hamburg, aged ~, from New York city,
who was serving a five years and si1
months sentence for grand larceny in ths
first degree, was released from the WON
ems prison ON pardon.
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~ nltc Proved Fatnl.

FERNANDINA, Fla, June 27.-Theodors
Starbuck, the young man who was bitten
by cat ia Jacksonville and who was sup.
posed to have had hydrophobia in conse
queuCe died
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postmasser I1illea bv r.ichtninr.

CARLISLE, Pa, June 27.-Cyrus Thum-
ma, postmaster at Caprive, was instantly
killed by lightning during a thunder
storm
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DA GAMA's END.
The Brave Admiral Kills Himself Rather
Than BE Cantured.

BUENos AYREs, June 2T.-Admiral da
Cana, finding himself overpowered, COM
mitted suicide. General Taveros assumed
command of the rebcls
Saldanha da CANA was born in Rio dc
Janeiro and was descended from the mo-
bic Portuguese family, the most illustri-
GUS Of whose members was the celebrated
Nasco da CANA. Some Of the family now
hold high office in the Portuguese royal
court. Among the DANES Of honor are the
Countess J. de Saldanha da CANA and
the Countess Tcllcs da CANA.
Da CANA was one OF the ablest and
most influential officers Of the Brazilian
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Chicago Girl WEEDS a Baron.

CHICAGO, June 27-The wedding Of
Miss Rose Marston, daughter Of Colonel
and Mrs. Henry Marston, to Baron Ru-
dQlph Sohutzbar Micheling was celebrat-
cd at Grace Episcopal church, Rev. Ernst
Sticrs oflicinting
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shot ner paughter-In-law.

ST LOUIS June 27.--Annie Smith,
aged %, was shot and instantly killed by
Mrs. Louisa Barnes, her mother-in-law,
aged 30. There were no witnesses to the
Shooting which Mrs. Barnes said was ac
cidental, but which the police think was
Intentional Mrs. Barnes is under arrest
awaiting tho investigation Of tho coroners
Jury.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Married at siIvelbrook.

Miss Laura V. Harris and James w
Betbsrds were married to-day at Silver
brook NJ Z. Church The ceremony
took place at noon. and was performed
by Rev. Stephen NJ Morgan The mar
T iege Was rather quiet one.
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students ~ Actors,

KINGSTON, n. Y, June 27.-shaze-
speare's Twelfth Night was presented
by the class Of '95 of Kingston academy
at the opera house here in full costume
and with appropriate scenery.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Attendnnee a. the aamea.
aecord of,he CInb.

sl To-das's League Schedule.
New York at Baltimore.
Philsdelphis at Boston.
Washington AZ Brooklyn.
st Louis at Pittsburg.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Louisville at Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
NEw YoRK.
z1 aaszas aairllE0
q if1r ierst stfe 49, - - rfFFstH - ~
DON'T BE WOODY.

How Faultless Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
Roundi Have Caught the Town,
Ii is the fastest and most healthy OF
Chewing Gums. Put up il pretty boxes Of
10 chips, and sold at sc. Faultless in form,
faultless in favor, faulfless in the inqre-
dients that enter into their composition,
faultless in everything, perfection in every
ihing-such are a few OF the qualities Of
the Fauldess Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
a joke, and a good o-e. and true one
they sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them will accept no
other. They say give US Faultless Pepsin
Chips. Nothing else. If your dealer don't
keep them, send sc. for sample package TO
COIN Bros. & Klee, Sole Agents and Dis.
tributoTs, Park Place, cor. Church Street,
n. Y.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

Sometime ago l was troubled with au at
tack of rheumatism used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and was completely cured.
have since advised many of my friends and
customers to try the remedy and all speak
highly of it. Simon 6oldbaum, San Luis
ReS, Cal For sale by z. J. Belt. druggist.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Wiimingtonians Who WIN
Spend the Summer Abroad.
MOgE JUNE BRIDES AND eRooMs

Marriage of Miss Monaghan and Frank j
b. Callahan at St. Peters Yesterday.
Rev. J. X. MIliiRan Receives the De-
gree OF D. D.-some other Interesting
Events About Wilmington People and
zheir rIends.
a cclnrnunicatiunS intnDded for ipnsrtion
= tbfd column should be addressed to Rociety
nnifo ero OF the hV eNING JOURNAL, Com.
10 Japsr only
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TO BE married. Tonight

Miss Irons aud Everett Jones, both Of
this city, will be married to night at the
home Of the 5ide Rev John D G.
Hanna. pastor Of Union NJ. E. Church,
will officiste.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
Crosby & Hill,
600, COZ, 500 Market st.
MARRIED.

RY-HACKETr.- .-On Saturday even
iHg, June -. 1895, at No b82 West Fourth
street, by Rev. Charles n. Hendricks, pastor
of Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church,
George ID. Derry and Miss Wilmina Hackett.
both Of this city
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The Prince dimes With the shazada.

LoSDoN, June 27.-The Prince Of Wales
and Shazada Nasrulla Khan dined with
the Hon. George \. Curzon and Mrs. Cur
ron, formerly Miss Mary Letter of Wash
ngton
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TO summer Ahrnnd.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Poole, Miss
Poole aud Miss Mary Hickman sailed
from New York yesterday for Liverpool
They will EN- sin abroad all Summer.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
weather Prospects.
Thunder showers followed by clearing.
Mcmahon WIN pitch Tomorrow.

Mcmahon will pitch tomorrow at
Baltimore. II Rusie pitches for New
York to day, Dad" Clark will be the
opponent OF the Wilmington lad In the
bnv
Evening journal., 1895-06-27

you SEEM" said the authors irritable
friend. ITO think You know more than any
body else.n seem 10 think sMn was the
serene reioiner. "Not az al my dear boy;
know so. Washington ar.
A good appetite and refreshing sleep at this
season Indicate condition Of bodily health.
These are given by Hoods Sarsaparila. II
makes pure blood and good health follows.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, hermle5s,
effective, do not pain or grippe.
What the world Admires s genius that
can make its own hair stand on end
Cleveland rlAin Dealer.
Evening journal., 1895-06-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

FIXTURES, Mirrors aud Art Goods at
Hiram Nergers. II East Third street.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-04
DEBARDELEBEN BONDS.
e5 OFFERED FOR 100000 OF THEM
If Accepted the Proceeds Will Be Applied to
CanceIling the Floating Debt of the
T. c., |. & R. R. Co

New York, Oct. 3.-At the meeting of
the board of directors of the Alabama
Great Southern road today the following
officers were elected: Samuel Spencer,
president; w. H. Baldwin, Jr., second
vice-president; w. w. Finley, third vice.
president; J. F. Hill, secretary. The fol
lowing appointments were made to take
effect from date: w. A. Vaughan, gen.
eral superintendent; j. M. Culp, traffic
manager; G. H. Davis, comptroller and
H. H. Tatum, treasurer.
AT a meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Tennessee Coal and Iron COM
pany this afternoon an offer. which was
received for about $40 900 of the DeBar-
deleben company bonds. which were
taken over with that company by the
Tennessee Coal and Iron company some
time ago, was referred to the finance
committee, consisting of Messrs. Sim
mons, Woodward and Swan. The COM
mittee will probably report tomorrow.
If the offer, which is about 95. is ac-
cepted, the proceeds, 1t is expected, will
be applied to cancelling the floating debt
of the Tennessee Coal and-Jron COM
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-04
SMALL'S SENSATION.
His Amendment to Section 81 Caused an All
Day Battle, but TWAS Finally
Defeated.

Columbia, S. c., Oct. 3--Wl en- the con-
stitutional convention was called to or
der this morning an effort was made to
limit all speeches in the future to ten
minutes, but 1t failed. Last night when
section "a of the legislative article, read
ing. "The marriage of a white person
with a negro or mulatto, or person who
shall have any negro blood. shall be un-
lawful and void," was called up, Dele
gate Small presented a sensational
amendment to add the words:
And that any white person who lives
and cohabits with a negro or mulatto
or person who shall have one-eighth or
more of negro blood shall be disqualified
from holding any office or emolument or
trust in this state, and the offspring
from any such living or cohabitation
shall bear the name of the father, and
shall be entitled to inherit and acquire
property the same as If they were legit-
innate"
After an all-day battle this amendment
was killed and the original section was
adopted, with this amendment by Sen
ator Tillman attached:
"And the parties to such marriage
shall be punished as the general assembly
may prescribe g..
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-04
Bicyclist Dying of Lockjaw.

Baltimore, Oct. 3.-Harry Joehanning,
aged II years, is in a critical condition at
his home, 1913 North Calhoun street,
from lockjaw, the result of an accident.
While cleaning his bicycle September
Is he put the machine on a stand. He
gave one of the wheels a turn SO that 1t
spun around. Then he held a small piece
of rag on the index finger of his right
hand and pressed it on the hub of the
revolving wheel in order to clean it.
In some manner his finger was caught in
the spokes and the chain and was man
gled. DR.. A. L. Hodgdon was called and
dressed the wound, and no serious results
were at first expected. Young Joehan-
ming continued his usual pursuits until
last Wednesday, when he remarked at
the breakfast table that his jaws panied
him so that he could not eat. The pain
continued to grow worse, and last Fri
day he was compelled to go to bed
being scarcely able to open his mouth
Saturday he grew worse and was only
able to get two fingers between his
teeth. Sunday and yesterday he was
able to get one finger only between his
teeth. He suffers intense pain, and the
slightest noise throws him into convul-
sions F. four days he has taken Moth
ing but liquid food.