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The morning times., 1895-09-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Europeans Were Ignored by British
Consul at Ku Chepg

London, Sept. 14.-Mail adviccs from
China state that there is great indiCna-
ton among Europeans there over the
fact that upon the occasion OF the Ku
Cheng or Hwashang massacre on August
1, when ten missionaries or members of
their fmailies were killed and four seri-
ously wounded, the British consul refused
to do anything beyond writing to the
viceroy of the province.
The missionaries were obliged to ap-
peal to the American consul, Mr.. Hixson,
who acted promptly.
He was in the viceroy's yamen In an
hours time, and having laid the facts
before that official, he quickly organized
a party for the rescue of missionaries
The morning times., 1895-09-15
divorce warned for Desertion.

BERTHE s. Conrad yesterday brought suit
for divorce against jeremiah 81. Conrad.
The two were married at Elliottsburg, Pa.
May z, 1881, by Rev. Horam Conrad. The
husband deserted her on April 8, 1890,
the wife said, and has remained away ever
since. The three children of the petitioner
are in the husbands custody.
The morning times., 1895-09-15

Have you rooms to rensS A Times
Want "Ad" will fill them 2rofc,ot1y.
The morning times., 1895-09-15

Great sale of children's school shoes
at StolI's $50" Seventh Street n. w.
The morning times., 1895-09-15
Love Coming Home.

Colon, Colombia, Sept. IA. C. Love,
the alleged Calvert, Tex. defauiter, whose
extraditiof has been granted by the Colon
bian auth0a3 IS, will leave for New York
in custodyt morrow on board the steamer
Advance.
The morning times., 1895-09-15

A hundred Thousand pairs OF eyes
will see your Want "Ad" II It's In
The Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07


EIxroN. Nd. Nov. 6.-Four faxorifns.
X1li-pIaFou sucohd choins and TO i
ehot we're the winners here today. Tho
1tt4nannce was fair. the weather good
First race. selling. purse ei75 AZ fur
fnl,gs. year olds and upward Ed win, los
(z<sison). To l. won.
scocnd race. settling. purse. sl75, 8 year
2,as and UPWARDS The Coon. los CNelson)
Isird race. selling. purse si7s all ages.
~ fuflonga-Harry Warren. 1875 (Burk-
AoLder) ii tn5. won.
elds sfuriongs-Buccaneer lo2 (Gri1in).
~ Ito s won.
Fifth race. selling. purse ei75.s year olda
end upwards, mile-Brookiyn 100
Sixth RAGS. selling. purse si75. year
Odds. and upwards. ~ furlongs--S Sonora,
1o2 (Hayes) TO 8 won.
Tommy Barry aud Jimmy Anthony will
be matched at ITO pounds.
Martin Shuitz has teen matched to fight
James Curry. OF Delaware. 90 rounds, In
private. November o for purse. II
against any 105 pound lad In the city.
Inc Hare aud Hounds Uiub. OF the Phiia-
uefphia X. Nj. O. A.. held run yesterday
s pvsr the conrss from Belmont avenue to
belmont Mansion and return. Some 20
mon started- O. Y. Briggs took iirsl place,
with q. i. Darrnh second.
.'Scaidy BILL" the colored puEillet, OF
Williams port defeated Fred Woods. of
this city. at Pottsvi,is last evening.
Woods had his jaw broken In the third
round and could not continue. The
purse OF 800 was awarded 'Scaldy
BlnD
Chic Lucas threw Professor wrenn
twice out of three trials at the anniver-
ehry smoker OF the Local linton, No. 80,
brotherhood OF Painters and Decorators,
Eighth aud Callowhill streets. last even
Ing. Songs aud ROTATIONS rounded out
the evenings entertainment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07
NON'T think that talking
L. most of the week Of
MEMS Ovarooots h.

MONT think that talking
L. most of the week Of
Mems Overcoats, has
made us let up one whit on
the Best Clothing for
Boys.
No, we haven't. We have
quietly filled up the sold out
sizes and added several new
styles.
What we present today are
the best, newest, incest things
for Little and Big Boys wear.
Suits that will wear--Over.
coats that will wear -Reefers
that will wear and wear right.
No sweat Shop Boys Cloth
ing among ours, we couldn't get
any to compare with ours. We
don't compare ours with any
other hereabout either.
We consider ours 81 much
better that only asking the fair
play OF comparison for cloth, for
fashion, for prices, we put ours
alongside all other makes, and
simply say-frst compare, then
choose.
We wouldn't have enough
to go around if everybody did.
Boys Suits from s1 so to 90 SO.
Youths' Suits from "a to SI2.
Boys Overcoats from sc to SO.
Youths Overcoats from So so to $15.
Big and Little Boys Refers from
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money. The
goods marked in plain figures.
Max Ephraim, Proprietor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

III q man discovers . valuable medt.
clue" said Horac Greeley. = u 10 his duty
TO enyertise IT. Yes. and at once; for
suffering demands the speediest RELIEF
possible. But lot the man fret he sure.
suffering had better wait than be deiuded
must often seem cruel In order TO be reaiIs
" kind. On this principle the Shakers, OF
MI. Lebanon. n. Y. withheld their great
Indigestion and dyepepsia remedy from
the public Tor several years. With them
right. doing 10 evarythinR-money, COM
parativeiy nothing. Hence the popularity
and sucuess OF whatsver they offer for
morit OF their medicine BY employing IL
In the worst CAGES OF digestive disorders
In their own vicinity for years. they did
their duty-they advertised It. under the
name OF the Shaker Digestive Cordial. In
all cases where there IL distress after eat :
ing. pain In the stomach. chest aud back I;
aversion to food with the resulting
rod tongue, eructatlon OF gas, with
weakness and loss of fiesh. ETC.. the
Cordial has a most happy effect BeiBg
itself u digested food with power to d.
geAt other foods, 1t relieves the weak and
rossib y infietned stomach of The labor it
10 IN no condition to perform. gives new
strength to the body and presently re-
stores to the digestive organs their nor
NAL yigor. Taken immedia ely after eat.
ing this remedy insures the digestion of
the meal and prevents the fermentation of
the food. whicn 10 the source of M oct of
The Rihictive symptoms which accom-
pauy dyspepsia. IL Is also as agreeable to
inc taste as 1t 10 potent as medicine To
show their own confidence In II. and to
hasten its universal adoption. the Shakers
authorizes druggists to sell trial bottles at
the nominal price OF ten cente.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

MeGALLIN-Ai Now Castle. Del. on Nov. 8.
1872, Susan McGAllin, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends of the family ars
respectfully invited to attend the fun eraI
from ner late residence, No. SO Front Gtreet,
ISew Castle. on Saturday morning. Nov. etn.
High Mass at ST: Peters Church at O'Clock :.
lnterment st. Peters Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
DAYAHp-On November 4th. 1894 Frances
l. Hayard, In the 9th year OF her age.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully In
Vited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, No. ilOa TatnaIi street, on Thurs
Jay afternoon, at O'Clock SERVICES at I he
house. Intermont Rr st. Peters Cemetery.
BRODIE-On Hovesn Der 4th 1895 Marion
Miie OF George Brodles az Oh 60 yrnrs.
RelhtV6s ana fri nds are Invited to attond
herfuneral from tho residence of her hug
hand. at Augustine Banks. on Thursday
afternoon at 9 O'Clock. Interment ut Hiver-
view oemetery.
PORTER--At Newport on the 4th inst Emma
=, wife CT Jam 5 r. Porter in her Birth ear
Relatives anu friends are Respectfully In
yitsd 10 attend tue funeral from the resi-.
denee OF her b usband. at Newport, on Thu $.
day, the til last. al .. M. without further
notice. services at Newport NJ. l. Church.
Mteimcnt at 81. James, Newport
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

KiIklsy and Son have taken tho mills
at Mhrshallton, Del. and are pI Q pared to
furnish Hour aud feed etc. at raasons.
bierates- Give them call.
full line or satin ribbons, all shades
and widths See our window for prloos
which arc the lowest Mrs. Dillon, 506
King street.
ROLLS has reflttsd his place and all W no
patronlze him Friday and Saturday will
receive souvenir 337 " trkl .Lrs5 I,
MIR. Edward 4. Dilworth has sold out
his drug store. corner Tenth and Market
s,reets. TO Mr. ]. II. Robinson, Of salem.
n J. Mr.. Dilworth will retire from busi.
ness and enjoJ his ample fortune.
Clarence Green center of the Warren
team. sad loot ball was not In 1t on Tues.
DAY at Baltimore. The ward Wo rkers
thought nothing of walking up to a man
ana pulling revolver tell him to walk.
wards.
Elijah HoekAter. formerly OF Whining
ton but OF late yehIs resident of Aler.
cnlntVille, n. j., 10 the guest of Stansbury
Mrs, Bayard was buried today artsr ser.
Yicse at aer late homo.
Rev. g. "A. Iorrls is pastor OF the Second
NJ 4. Church and not of the Second A. u
~. L. Chureh, as was enormously stated
yesterday.
Judge Grubb yesterday appointed Sam
nei bancroft. Jr.. a member OF the Par X
Co nmission to succeed Francis N. Buck,
| resigned.
Mrs. William II. Miller of Henry CLAY
Ieturnsc home yesterday after spending
! two months with reia tivss at Busyrus
/ Ohio.
Mr.. John Runner of Newark, Del, made
aH'slt TO our city yes terday accom- pa MED
by his nephew. William II. Runner of Blu.
! Eyrus, OHIO.
blackwell and Cassidy received q Der.
nit today to make repairs to No. 2Ol West
| Eleventh street.
Two Pullman cars were shipped to Jer.
eey City and one to Philadelphia today
"A WI pgton woman surprised several
| siRhe seerb At the p, w. az 81 depot Tod 4 y
by boarding moving express.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

Manager Buckley has been compelled
70 change the date for holding the second
Wilmington Food and Industrial Elk.
position owing to the fact that the PhlIa.
delphia Food Exposition is now going on.
Inc local affair will open at the Audlto-
rum Thursday evening. Move IN Der % and
closes Saturday. December q.
The advance corps of advertising agents
pill posters. etc. will arrive In this city
before Saturday. Tho exposition Office at
OF MIR. Frank Collins aud Mrs. D.L Hum.
phreys and they will have floor plans and
"details to impart to any local business
house deeirious of taking spaces tor ex.
nipie purposes. Many OF the best food
firms of the oou ntry have already slRned
Tor exhibit spaces and local firms will not
Dc backward In upholding the credit Of
the city. Arrangements can be made to
sell tlckets Of admission on the benefit
plan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07
NOW LOVES N0T HER ] |!
Charles H. Vary Discarded For .
Colmar. Pa, Citizen.
HE CALLED ON MRS. VARY
Ana she wiimInafon Exprsssman Heard Of
IL and Now want. sls. 900 FOR Alisnasiss
mis- wifs's Affections Released Evsn an
x.,.r,,.x -. :. s 8

Inrerytsw. 49, -
For the alleged alienation Of the affso-;
tions of his wife. Lizzie 8. Vary. Charles
II. Vary, who for years has been engaReo
In the express business here and who 70
known throughout me city. ~ tni eo morn.
Pleas Court OF Montgomery county, Far
against Daniel Steinmetz. citizen OF
ColmRr. Mr.. Vary asks for S16. 600,
and has engaged Artemas Smith rs couns
The Wilmington friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vary have been shocked by tho notorlety
given their troubles which. have not
sSs s p rss aS ss No. sis s Wess Esh S
street, went In the best OF eocIety. and
from every outside Indication appeared 70
live happily together and they did. Late
to remove to Colmar Pa. which Idea was
opposed by Mr.. Vary because Of bis busl.
ness connection here.
After strong persuasion. however no
dinghy made preparations whereby hip
business here would not DO interfered
with.
It was only short time before they
were located In their new home and family
relations continued as they had here
Mr.. Vary returned to Colman avery
Saturday and remained with his vile
until the following Monday. All went,
satisfactorily to the husband for . while.
and finally the news reached his ears that
Steinmetz was paying his wife marked
attention. He spoke to her about tho.
rumors but she would either treat the
matter as Joke or say nothing. btlli
the rumors fioated and finally Vary de-
manded to know the why's and wherefores
OF the matter.
Then. he alleges. she acknowledged that
all rumors had been true and that she did
not propose to repudiate good friends
This shock the lifted husband beyond
what he had expected and packed up his
belongings and returned to this city,
Steinmetz Is wealthy and lived with his
wife retired near the Vary home. His at
tentione. 1t 10 understood. had not been
discovered by Mrs. Stelnmetz until few
days ago. It Is alleged no presented to
Mrs. Vary many valued presents. inciud-
Ing diamonds.
After returning to this city Vary re-
6umed business. and continued until
stricken with pneumonia which for q
time caused the attending phyeiclans to
despair of his life. While he was In this
condition the sick man had his lawyer.
MIR. Smith. write to Mrs. Vary asking Tor
q reconciliation. as he was on what no
believed to be his death bed.
Expecting bis erring wife to answer the
letter In person she replied by mail. de-
clarlng. 1t IL alleged. that she did not de-
sire a reconciliation. The Tilted husband
lowered between lifo and death O whila.
finally recovering, and Ia now able to be
about He then Instituted the procsed-
ings which will be heard In February
1896.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07
ABOUT SLEEPLESS-
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WHAT 1T is A SIGN OF
One Of the Most Common symp-
toms ofKidney Disease, Some
times of Brain Trouble.
How IL Can be Cared withsus panaereu.
pruRs ana opintea

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1t siRn of dangerous sickness. which
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Sleepiessness means either one or both
OF two things; Fret. kidney trouble,
second. brain trouble.
But II there is brain trouble, ft 10 prob
ably complication OF the kidney trouble.
priRhts disease. the most dangerous
Kidney trouble there lie. IL generally accom-
panied by sleepiessness.
Nine tsmes out OF ten the eufferer from
BrIxhIs disease doesn't find out that he
cured.
The symptoms are so like unimportant
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doctor. and so things 20 on until the
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Even then DIR. Hobb's Sparagus Kidney
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But that 10 another matter
To return to sleepiessness.
NO one can do without sleep for more
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Sleepiessness is u drain on your brain
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Dr. hoebs Sparagus Kidney Pills will
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Besides sleeplessness, the symptoms Of
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07
Ghsnge OF T,me, y. a q. R.R.

Commencing on Monday, November 4,
the 3. Dc. o. Railroad Company will make
the following changes in scheduled trains:
From Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia and
New York express trains will leave daily
except Sunday at 7.3O u. m. new ex-
press train for Chester, Philadelphia and
New York will leave at 1916 a. m. daily.
The e.45 a. m. accommodation to Philadel-
phia changed to GAO a. M; 12.45 p. M
Philadelphia accommodation to 1910 D.
"a. From Market street station 725 a. m
train will leave Sundays only for Phila-
delphia A new train will leave at 6.2O
u m, week days. for Philadelphia and
way stations. The Philadelphia accom-
mediation changed from 12.25 p. IN. to
1870 D. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

Rev. J. d. Locates. pastor OF Madcley NJ.
e. Church, was taken sick on Monday
night and Is at present confined to his bed,
The revival services are still going on
with lnterost unabatod, there being l5 at
she altar on Tuesday night, with six con-
presented themselves at the altar, and
there were others that could not be there.
The meetings are In charge OF Bros.
Toner and Rutter. Local Brethren,
HRwD, OF Bridgton, N. j., asserted In tue
speaking on Wednesday night, come
over and help us any who can as the meet.
inga Will still continue while the interest
will warrant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

way. At the rear of his lot rose high
board fenoe, and with Q loud snarl of rage
he aimed the ladder for II. The upper
end, with Mrs. Wigglesworth upon it,
caught the fenoo top, slid with its impetus
Itself into the air and Mrs wigglesworth,
with q loud ahriek, disappeared from view
into the neighborins promises.
"Hoorayr' screamed the audience by
the fence.
Mr. Wiggiesworth picked himself out of
the leafioss rosebush and shook his fist at
them savagely.
If any OF you will step over In this
yard" he called, soowling awfully, "In
take and knock the head off'n himl'-W.
o. Fuller, Jr., in New York Recorder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07
Obituary.

The funeral OF Joseph. the i've year OLD
son OF Antonio Malishepskl, ITO Linden
street will take place tomorrow.
Tn funeral OF Ernest II. Gentry 903 w.
Seconu street. took place today. Inter.
mont was made near Iron HILL Under.
taker Chandler had charge Of the arrange.
ments.
The remains of II. Lun. El Paso. Texas,
passed through this city yesterday, en-
route to FELTON, for ipterment
Joseph Reasin, z Bouth Jackson street.
died on Tuesday aged "a years. His fun.
eral Will take place tomorrow. Interment
Will De made at hiyerylew Cemetery.
Porter. wife of Constable Porter. OF New.
port. was laid to rest this morning In the
Newport Cemetery.
The body OF Mary Gilbert. who died on
ment today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

The Woman's Cuban Aid Society OF this
city will give an entertainment ON Mon.
day evening next In the dI awning room of
the New Century Club. The evenings
prosram me will include singing OF plan.
tation melodies. with banjo accom- pani-
plantation soioists. James g. Burdette,
known widely and wall as a hum orist, will
also appear. Tickets have been on sale
Tor several days and the funds realized
arc to be devoted to the relief OF the slck
and wounded Cuban soldiers. Tickets
can be procured at the box Office of the
New Century Club and the night OF the
entertainments
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

DR., o. W. Ladd. of Wilmington, and DR..
1amborn, OF West Goshen, says the West
Chester. Republican, were guests of
Samuel LAID yesterday and in the after :
noon went ont to shoot rabbits. They
took with them slate and when thew
shot q rabbit 1t was marked down on the
slate.
The sportsmen shot number OF
raobits and their account ON The slate
Will show Just what their luck was, but
In their hhstling around over the Goshen
Mills they lost their slate, and while they
tried to find II they laid their game down,
and while absent the dogs ran away with
West Chester the hunters were sorry
they bad no fruits OF their day's sport to
show their many lnQuirlng frieuds,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

81, AZ LAR meeting Of the Board OF Visitors of
Free Hossss psy nursery and st MIcbaei's
me Ioliowing resolution passed.
hosoived. that we desire to ex presa our
Is sa n,y.n .hanks Tor the entertainment late.
ana their depreciation OF the kindly
raoe. ,ulness with which all necessary ar.
ranRements were made and carried nj, 10
such q successful ON nlet;on w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07
BIG SHOE SALE.

store. No. ID Enst Third Street. Sold ut
Public snIe-A Large Crowd OF Bidders
Present from New York. PhiIad elphia and
Baltimore and our City.
The contents OF the shoe house OF the
late James 4. Walker, No. IS East Third
street wore offered at public sale this
morning at II O'Clock. Il. w. Stidham d
Son were the auotioneers. The first sule
was held In the shoe house. No. Is East
Third street, which was crowded to the
doors. Mr.. Frank Stldbam, the auction
eer. read the terms OF the sale.
lie said there were eiHbty-three hundred
pairs of enoes In the Third street store aud
twenty-five hundred pairs of rubbsrs and
Market street store. No. 22S. He said that
the contents of both storea, aggregating
fifteen thousand three hundred pairs Of
foot wear would be sold TO the highest
bidder, The Trust Company reserylng the
Right to make one bid.
The stock originally cost its owner
az, 900 and had boon appraised at Sl5. 9s5.
Two thousand dollars was to be pald cash
down on the goods being struck of. The
bidding then commenced. starting with
$50 When 90 600. 91OO. o 200, $500,
9.4oD, $500 5000. 9. 700. 0. sou. and ON up to
10 800 where II stuck.
The Fuldsi and Levy were the principal
bidders against the proprietors OF tho
Economy Shoe House, at Second and
hlAtkeL stroeIs, VINO repreS enteQ Daniel
Myere, OF Philadelphia. 1t was the Econ
omy Shoe House's bid of $40 800. when the
lruet Company then, through theil at
torney. MIR. benjamin Nelds, bid Sl3, 600.
Auotioneer Stldhan then sold that the
stock at No. 225 Market street would be
sold without reserve to the highest bid
der.
The crowd then made for the Market
street store and In u few minutes the sale
WAS commenced. The first bid was oil 600
and from that mounted up by hundred
dollar bids until s3. 45O had been reached,
when the goods were knocked down to
VIM, l. Hickman. who 1t is understood
purchased them for Lipplnuott and Co., of
Philadelphia.
The contents of store No. IS East Third
street WILL ba sold at private sale by tue
Trust Company. 1t is doubted by the
ue6lers whether the stock will bring the
price at which 1t was knocked down TO The
trust Com pany. 1t Is not often such
large crowd of buyers are drawn together
In our city at public sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

Patrick Murphy, of DuPonps Banks,
came to this city lat evening and by
some means the eifeots OF walking on the
pavements made his head swim.
man took French leave OF his watch and
today Patrick has to look at the cum when
he wants to know what time Of day IL 10.
Such La life In Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

The annual meeting OF tho Mexican AID
Association Of the Diocese will BE- he'd
tomorrow (Frideyl at $50 .. M, u tho
Ss Rev rq asnry 4 re- II VII
make an address. All Interested lire lrs
vited to be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-07

., Aqctionser stIdham sold at public seIe
JOE 4. L. Roberts at his farm, near Cbes.
s ss' fa "a, on Wednesday. 2, bead of COWS
ss8.oo: s55, S4l, e55. s45. s44, ESQ. 80 ss4
seg' 30 s4s e45 $3.50. ESQ. ss8 $50
"a "a 6 So' els; 600. Average for the s5 head
ta so.vo per mead The sale wac well at
another sale In about 10 dava