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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
A C,,eer,aI CAVIAR.

During the last few days several collec.
tors lave been soliciting subscriptions
towards paying olf the debt off the Set
ond NJ. z. Church. One of the collectors
advanced to "a lending morocco manutae-
tyrer of the west side and asked for O
subscription. He took tho y oung man Ia
his Office and looked over the iist. It
contained the names of several persons
for 25 und 80 cents. The manufacturer
Immediately handed tho aoliector IA check
for S25. IL surprised the collector and the
church people as thedoner was not of that
religious persuasIOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
DEATus.
ARMsrnnN a-.snadenIr- on nntoha

ARMSTRONG--su : uddeniy. on October 9th.
1875 James Armstrong, III his slth year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tn @ tuheril HON the residence of his son-in-
law, Harry Mccall. No. 4uy Franklin street,
on Friday, tie nth INST, ut @.av O'Clock D. m
lnterment ut Wilmington and BrIndywine
Cemetery.
IOLLAND-On October 9th, Mary Elizabeth
Holland aged 70 years.
Relatives aud friends of the family arc re-
spectfully invited 10 attend The funeral
from Nc. COZ West Third street. trtziay alter.
noon at ocotk Service 1T sbuty Church
and interment In the cemetery adjoining.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
New Centary Ciub.

The fret meeting OF this New Century
Club Tor the season of 1905 1895 was hold
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Frances 8,
Garrett presided and her address was fol.
loweo by reports from committees and
prospectus classes for the ensuing wear.
AT he close of the business meeting the
mem beis were entertained with music By
Mrs. Joseph Swift and Miss Blanche Well
GIN. and short talk from Mrs. Isabel
craven. president OF the Women's Club
Salem. N. J followed with an address by
Miss hiRginbotham. assistant su perlnten.
dent OF the Drexol Institute, philadelphla.
Her sublsct was Domestic Science Plea
ior the Right Education OF Girls"
After adjournment tea was eer yed In tha
pariors. which. with the auditorium, was
beautifully decorated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
MIR. Adh,c., ON the stnud.

At hearing In the Addicks' prl 7ate suit
yesterday afternoon J. Edward Addicks
wac examined. Ho denied In detail every
allegation IN Mrs. Ad l,cls' libel. Mrs
Addicks and her counsel and counsel for
Mr. Addlcks were tho only perso ms
In the room during tho examination
Of the millionaire. which occupied more
than an hour.
1t Is probable that the correspondent
named IN tho case will not be called upon
to take the stand. The cOmmi es ioner's
report WILL no made to the court at the
November term
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
BEAUTY.
How To Increase In Weight And Otherwise
Inprsve Ones Personal Appearances.

Inaprsve Ones Personal Appearances.
Every normally constituted man and
woman wants to look we'll. This is nat
urai and right. We have little sym pathy
for those who. through Incidence or
giuttony have permitted themselves to
take on too much flesh. They know that
by living abstemiously and taking plenty
OF exercise they can get back to their nor
mai weight.
We do however have O great deal OF
sympathy for those poor, pale, thin, suf.
ferers who either have no appetite or else
whose food dlstresses them to such a de-
gree that they are forced to live on a most
frugal diet.
Their trouble arises from the fact that
they are unable to digeAt sufficient food
and when the stomach Ia out of order and
falls to do ite proper work. foods are worse
than useless. They simply ferment in the
stomach and I'LL the system with poison
ous principles.
What these people need is something
that will digest their food after it has
been eaten. and IL is In just suoh casss
that the DiRes tive Cordial as made by the
Mount Lebanon Shakers ls proving re-
markaby successful
1t ls SO prompt In its action that sense
OF relief almost Immediately follows the
first dose. and rapid increase In weight
is soon noted.
The Shakers have Issued an Interesting
pamphlet which may he obtained upon
inq uiry at any drug store.
Try twenty five cent bottle of Diges
tive Cordial and see what it will do 70
YOU.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Coiure,t NInspns,

The Business OF the trielnial session of
ths most worshipful Grand Lodge OF
MasOne will be finished tomorrow This
morning these officers were elected:
Grand Master. Captain W. ID. Matthews
OF Kansas; Deputy Grand Master. q. v.
Patterson, of New Jersey; Grand Secre-
tatY, w. u. K0lley. kaitshs; Grand
areas urer. Peter Bennett, Kansas; Senior
Warden, W. II. Watson Pittsburgh; Junior
Warden. John RinRgold, Wilmington.
This afternoon the street parade was
made and was oredltabe affair. Tonight
a grand ball Will be rendered the Visiting
Masons IN Turn Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
snccossln NIepllnu.

The Union meetings at Epworth are
growing In interest and power. Last
night a large audience was present and
heard a most eloquent and convincing
sermon by Dir Watt The pray er meeting
which followed was spiritual and helpful.
Ono penitent was at the altar. DIR. HUI.
burd breaches tonight. Come early and
enjoy the song service. Invite your
friends. All ara welcome,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Tho,e PnrN Lnrd..

There was a conference between the
Law AnG Finance Com .nlttees of City
Council last night over Rosendale Park
and it was decided not to make the pur-
chase at tho present time. The commit
tees agreed to pay IS 900 for the Bradford
traci. The owners want 81 091. 1t was de.
cided 10 purchase the two properties on
the para drive near Ba0orofte. Ono of
tnese properties belongs to Robert Hutton
and the other is in the hands OF Samuel
Bancroft trustee
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Y,.<.s,.s,..

SMYRNA. October 8. The installation Of
Rev. J. Il. Estlin as pastor OF the Freshly
terian Church will take place Friday even.
Logan Of Princess Anne. IL to preside and
deliver tho charge TO the people. Rev.
Edward Long. OF Philadelphia will preach
sermon and Rev. $. ii. Perry. OF Chesa-
peake City, Md. is to deliver the charge
to the pastor. These services will be
followed by reception to Pastor J. L.
Estilu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

Ch trles II. Vary has returned from a
four months trip to Lake George and tho
Ad tondaok mountains. He feels slightly
I'm }loved in he1lth though still In II prs-
ca aous condition. lie leaves Washing
to IN a few days for Georgia, where, he
W / spend the winter. the editor may
f.Tor our renders wi Ia few letters from
.he Sunny South" Mhile AwaY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Fa,h,r Carey'. E,h,e. Iom.. !.

Rev. Father Carey. a former pastor OF
the Elkton Catholic Church. but now sta.
toned here and who has purchased the
Belo Hill property near Elkton, 10 max.
He expects to erect large building AZ q
proteutory and summer home for orphans
to furnisn accommo odatlons for about hft2
children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
The weather.

Tomorrow promises to bs fair. and
rather warmer. and light southwest to
fresh soutberly winds will prevail, follow
ed by high winds on the lakasi and on
Saturday. warmer. fair to partly cloudy
weather. and brisk southerly winds. with
etorm anu rain on the luRes.l
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thermometor az the REruSLroAs
Once day:
fo'ciook. 10 O'Clock. 2oclock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
stock Counany m,nbrr- u.r..

The members Of the Auditorium Stock
Company arrived In this city this after
noon. Saturday night the new theatre
will be opened W tn a first class attraction
and tie maj asement deserves a crowd ed
house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
OCEAN AND RIVER.
sfsan.hIp Brechasia Grounded Opposite
This city--rsrrlnc wsat her Experienced.

1tonm.ntp 0rcchnnta et'"uaro DfFvshc
This City--Terrinc weat her Experienced.
The preysillng northwest wind. which
has reduced the water at le.st ak feet In
the Delaware River, caused the British
sta@mthip Breoktield. from Poti for Phila.
delphia with 400 tons of manganrese ore,
to run aground in the Delaware River.
below tho mouth OF tho Ohrlstlsna. The
British steamship Bea Beliido. which
grounded on the river island shoals OF
kaighn's Point by reaeon Of the low water
on Tuesday. was fioated yestsrday after
discharging part OF ner cargo OF sugar
into lighters. The damage sustained by
the vessels is unknown.
In cndeayoring TO work her way yester.
day through Absecom Inlet toAtlantic City
the schooner "A. 3. MetoaIf, from Bangor,
MI, with cargo OF lumber. struck on
he Inlet Bar. sprung aieak. and filled
Mt,n wnter at once. Tne crews OF the At
liant City and Absecoln Life Saving Sta.
tions are trying to float the schooner. but
It ie feared that che will shortly go TO
pieces owing to the heavy surf now rum
ming and tie dangerous position In which
the voasel fies. ~ .s- 4. ,.
Hamburg for Philadelphia, with general
cargo put into the Tyne yesterday. hnv.
Ing experienced fearful weather la the
North Sen. During The storm tue stew
ard was thrown down by tue tossing Of
the ship and seriously injured.
Every incoming vesael brings reports Of
Tremendous gales at sea, which, It 10
feared. have brought disaster far and
wilde. Terrific weather was experienced
By the British steamships St. Ninian, from
Sourabaya, and the Earnford. from Santi.
ago do Cuba, which reached Philadelphia
yesterday. The st. Nlnian was struck by
a heavy gale blowing with cyolonic force
on Oct. aud g. and It became necessary
to heave her TO Tor SO hours The sea at
times made clean breach over the ship,
and the wind appeared Co ba blowing
from all directions. II is believed the st.
Ninlan was on the outer edge Of a oyolons
which was blowing with full force not
many miles away.
The Earnford experienced continuous
gales nearly nll the way up the coast. aud
being loadei with dead weight cargo,
rolled h:avliy while tons OF water swept
over her decks constantly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Knishts OF the soIdea Eagio.

The controversy In the Supreme Castle
OF the Knights OF the Golden Eagle over
the amount of taxes to be paid by the
various Grand Castles to the national
organ zItlon was compromised yesterday
by the adoption OF nn amendment fixing
Tho tax rate al cents par head In States
where The total membership is less than
5D00. instead Of 10 cents. as heretofore.
and leaving unchanged ths maximum
tax OF $500 In all States with q memO Der.
snip Of more than 1000.
The discussion during the morning ses.
sion was upon proposed amendment
providing for biennial instead OF annual
sessions Of the Supreme Castle. No con-
clusion was reached. the subject being
laid aside until after the Argument on the
question of death benefits.
1t 10 believed that Heading Pa. will be
selected as The next place of meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Another snie

There will be another saIs OF cows on
the PassmDre farm on Thursday the l7tn
inst. These cows came from Lancaster
County. and are said to be a choice lot.
As klalt's snle takes place on the 14th Inst
she farmers will have a good opportunity
OF getting suiLei.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Want TO be R.ina1uInh.

AT recent meeting of the Reliance
Fire Company Joseph Cash and othor
expelled made formal application 10 be
relnstated. Ii the company grants their
request the matter will be settled, but II .
REFUSAL 10 made the case will go Into
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Mr.. whltenruu II, c :, o.. his Team.

George G. whlteman has recovered the
.oam of Burrell Townsend which was
stolen from Ill static on Tuesday. Walter
Nicholson Of JOhnson's Corner drove the
team to roed near his home and left IL
there. Nicholson was arrested at his home
last night by Chnrles Thomas
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

The monthly meeting OF the Door OF
Hope will be postponed until Thursday,
the nth. as several OF the officers are away.
Due notice will be given noxt week.
ii. Fl. George the Market street business
days, is recovering.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

James L. Pugh, secretary of the Young
Mons Christian Association of Washing
ton. d. O, died last evening of typhoid
fever. He was well and favornbly known
In This city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

Mr. ard Mrs. James p Carpenter, of
Marcus Hook. fH.. formerly of Whining.
ton, have issted ards Tor the marriage OF
their daughter, Ruth Herbert, 10 Frank
Howard jackson. the ceremony to taEe
place In the NJ. +. Church at Marcus
Hook, on the eve ming OF Oci ober 23rd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
captnip sweeney. U. 5. a.

San Diego, GAL. says: '5hiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the tlrst medicine have ever
found that would do me any good"
Price 50cts. N. b. Danforth. cor. end aud
Market
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Iemnrrnnca Iiniix.

The o will be grand temperance rally
In st phurs N u Church Sunday after
noon OF 18Th, a 3 As O'Clock. Aduress
VIII be delivered Dy Mr.. Horace Aruey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
QUOTATIONS
Reported by
HEAI.D a. COMPANY.
"HW.fsFuHBtHs
Seventh and Market Streot

Seventh and Market strests
Investment and Securities yieid,n.
from tot per cent
orders for tho purchase and salo of
stocks and Bondson Commission exeout
ed at all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New YORK,
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters Of Credit 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
his Horse i'm tho sewer.

James Field. of Kentmers, drove into
tue orange street sewer on Wednesday
afternoon. The horse went into the sew.
er up to his neck and Mr.. Field was also
thrown into the mud. In gettipn the
horse out Mr.. Field had his foot palnfuIIy
injured by the animal stepping on hlm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
building o,ernt,op.

Building inspector Grubb today Issued
permlts to ths W. d N. Railroad Comp
to make repairs TO buildings on Liberty
street amounting to 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Mitchell
& Bash,
,Q10 Market St.
Wilmington Del Oct 10, 1906
WE WANT
TO BETTER OUR BUSINESS.

BY giving the best everything and the lowest in all
things We want to feel that you're getting goods for just
what they're wowh big percentage for pohtsor for
help seepy We're alive everything that's busi
nessand business motto lots of selngnot much profit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Thi,yesnt Kepnett.
Deeti, o, secrr,ary Puub.

Thieves entered the notion store of q
Hebrew In kennett Square on Tuesday
night and stoe over 5000 worth of goods
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Tur Em,ly CoilIden

Tug Emty Cotlidee
The tug Emily collidod with the Mar.
ket street bridge this morning and had
her pilot house carried on. Part OF the
bridge was also broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Nerves m Edge,

was nervous. tired. irritable ard CT oss.
Karfs Clever Root lea has made mo we'll
and happy. MRS. Il. Is, WoRpEH. For sale
by N. Is. Danforth. end and Market Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

bags in dark blue and dark green
initial on one end and other end
embroidered-n;ckle rings with
every bag-sells usually at 75c.
Our price soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Are You HInds

miserable by Indigestion. Constipation.
u zzness, Loss Of Appetite. Yellow Skini
5hiioh's taltzer ID O positive OIre. NJ T.
Danforth. ena and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
pIJoU THEATRE.

The Bljou has again changed manage
ment and hereafter Manager Miller, for
mery OF the Lycalm lhealre. viii haye
only such shows as will delight VIII
mington's amusement loving public.
The comedy OF comedies Of the 18th
century, viz: The Private Secretary"
which Manager Miller has secured for mis-
pretty theatre at ptlces to suit tho masses,
was rec lv9d amidst great enthusiasm
Few weeks ago and 10 still running at Tie
Avenue Theatre, London, England. Inc
olmpnny that plays ut lhe Btiou. vii
Inlng,on, is without a doubt one of the
d ,est ever seen IN the over popular
comedy. Miss Minnie Dodge Daniels. a
we'll known cuIn elIenns in London,
England, will be a member OF the cast,
while Mr. Dan Packard will be the poor
yet mlrth provoking secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10
Amusementa
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ftxl pxpINn rIrHf A tIkuf-r


There is no doubt that gum chewing is
Q growing habit Among even conservative
pevp!e in this city. Physicians have been
known to advocate the practice tor indi-
Restion and, under this scant claim to re.
spectnbilitv, the gum dispenser siot-ma-
chine take In great many pennies dur
Ing the day. But 1t will be long time
before the gum chewer, no matter how
0mpipreeent he becomes will bs a pleas
Ing object to the eye, so why don't the
public spend their money In something
that is more amusing, that is not q habit,
and Is not only pleasing to the eye, but
the ear as we'll. and that Ia to go and sec
Jolly Nellie McHenry In her greatest
show on earth, ''rhe Bicycle Girl" VIII
appear at the Grand Opera House. on
Tuesday, Oct 18th.
As Robert Gordon In Government
Acceptance" Stuart Robson 10 said to
have the beet character OF his life. The
comedy lie built on new lines and the play
~ full OF novelties and originality, and
will be at the Grand Opera House, Mon.
day. Oct IA.
II 10 READILY understood why Camille
DArvllle and her opera company 10 the
most favored organization that visited
this city, aud Manager BayliS', OF the
Grand Opera House. achievement In 80.
curing return date 10 welcome news to
the theatre.gOers OF this city. for Miss
DArville on her lifst visit gave us exactly
what she promised us-a superb com pany
OF good slngers, a large chorus beautiful
scenery and her own charming self. For
this coming engagement the company
Will be larger than when 1t was last seen
hero as the company has been enlarged
to 80 people. Several new solos, &c,
have been added. Everybody will be on
hand and Miss D'Aryille may expect 10
see one OF the largest audiences before
her that has been la our theatre for long
time. The sale OF seats begins NJ onday
morning next, and We advise all to &c ure
them Ia advance.
Milton Aborn In comic and grand opera
continues to delight large audiences at
the Opera House. Last night be presented
Baccaccio and the rendition could not
have been better. Tonight the "Chlmes
of Normandy Will Ue presented, :omor.
row night Marltsna, Saturday matInsa.
ship Ahoy Saturday night Tar and Tar.
tar.
The music loving people of Wilmington
will tonight have the opportunity of wit
Messing rare treat in the opera line
when ''Marilana" will be presented. This
is an opera which has never before been
presented at popular prices. The ques-
tion is frequently asked, "IIow can AborI
alIord to do il He does do 1t. however
and doesn't do ii by halves either. Hi:
company renders the opera in a manner
not e2celled by any high priced combina
tion now oil tho road ut tho Grand operl
House.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

E'ARM FOR skI.E-229 acres in New Gar.
II den Township, Chester County, Pa,
subsisntial farm building. on the h. q o.
x. H.. at price that would surprise you. 20
acres In same Township. OF good land.at Ss2.-
bO per aero. Now ee this iand before YOU
bny elsewhere. r. H. Green KennetI
Square. Pa. olO-6t. cod.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

lNOR SALE-Black cock er spaniel pups Ap-
Il, ply to l.. Jones' llO5 b street, sonth
wilmington. o.O.St+
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-10

CTAYE ID away from a farm near Edge
- moor, u bay mare. with one white hin d
foot. Any Information loading 10 her res
coYery Will be thankfully received and OK
snses paid by James Collier, corner OF Van-
deyer avenue aud Buena Vista street. Ninth
ward. uIO-yts
The herald., 1895-07-25
HOLDUP ON THE LAKE SHORE
The Train Robbers Used Dynamite on
the Safe
But They Only Secured Small Sum-Five
Men Have PEN Arrested on
Suspicion

WAUSEON, o.. July 24.-Five men are
under arrest here oh suspicion of being
connected with the h old-up on the Lake
Shore at Reece's station last night. Two
tramps were on the train and jumped off
when the shooting began, ran back to
Archbold and notified the Lake Shore
people, and in less than three hours
special train carrying the sheriff and
posse and detectives arrived at the scene
of the robbery and began securing the
country.
TOLEDO, July 24.-When the train
stopped, four robbers went to the express
car and ordered Messenger Nettleman of
Buffalo to open tho door. Nettleman re-
fused. The robbers threatened to blow
up the car. Nettleman then came out.
-Four men entered the car. They secured
the contents of the local safe, amounting
to about $780, Then they went at the big
safe, which contained considerable mon
ey. Since the Kendallvile robbery the
express company has supplied its cars
with dynamite-proof safes, and this safe
stood the test of four dynamite cartridges
fired by the robbers. Discouraged, they
Jun ped from the train and disappeared
James L. Stark, clerk in Supcrintend-
ent Johnson's Office of the Lake Shore
road. was on the train at the time of the
robbery. He was seen at hls home TODAY,
and gave the following account of the
robbery
II think it must have been about
o'clock this morning when it happened.
| was in the smoking car at the time.
and was awakened oy hearing several
shots as the train came to standstill.
The conductor said the train was being
held up. | did not 90 outside TO nvesti-
gate being satisfied from what | heard
that something was going on. Shortly
after hearing the shots l heard four ey-
plosions OF dynamite and then all was
still. and soon the train pulled out for
Stricken. where we arrived at 30. |
went into the express car afterward, and
the messenger said he saw only four men.
The interior of the car did not appear 10
be damaged, except that the windows
had been shot iull of holes. The only
evidence about the through safe was
small dent in the door. The robbers aid
not make an attempt to get into the pas
senger coaches. When the IobDers left
the car one of them shook hands with
the MESSENGER and apolc ,gized Tor putting
him to so much trouble
The herald., 1895-07-25
Government Called Upon for
Relief at the ISthmus
STRIKERS OBSTRUCT TRAFFIC
Secretary Herbert Declines to State His
Intentions
General Traffic Manager Gray of the Southern
Pacific Probably Permanently Re.
tired From His Duties

Associated Press Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Officals Of
the Panama railroad at New York have
forwarded to the state department letter
concerning the abor troubles on the 18th.
mus and stating that the railroad is OBJ.
structed and calling upon the department
for relief.
At noon today Secretary Herbert had
not ordered a warship either to Panama
or Colon to protect the Panama railroad
property. lie would say nothing as to
his intentions, however. and from the fact
that Secretary Adee was again in CONSUL
tation with him it is expected that some
naval force will soon be dispatched to the
scene of the trouble. The difficulty proba.
bly, arises from the lack of a warship at
a conveniently near place.
In view of the peculiar nature of the
restriction of the operation of tne Pana.
ma railroad. the instructions to the ma.
val com mander who is sent to the 18TH
mus must be guardedly framed. 1t is
said that the United States has a right to
railroad in the event that Colon bia fails
to carry out her obligation to keep it open,
and if there is any forcible obstruction to
traffic our naval forces will undoubtedly
remove it. But further than doing this
and incidentally protecting the property
of the railroad from destruction or dam
age. the sailors cannot go. They have no
power to compel the strikers to operate
the road.