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Evening journal., 1895-10-19
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

~he swes. potato crop ia almost ex.
hausted In Delaware The Virginia crop
is gone entirely and now New Jersey Is
sending Ia her half crop or less The few
who are holding their sweets for better
prices will probably reallz' their highest
expectations
Geese are dying south This ia sure
sign OF the near approach Of cold weather
The present term OF the Sussex court
has been made notable for the many
csres which have been amioably ad
iusted sither b. reference or by agree
ment Of parties or counsel
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
namnh.Il III 40 HhreI.

Jchn 2. Campbell. jauitor At the Court
House is anxious 70 simulate lmmer
man, Texts and tho other big men on
the wheel He took hts hrst lesson on
Deputy Receiver Of Taxes Fluok's wheel
this morning aud spun down the
inciiusd plane north Of the Court House
with all the grace OF man two feet
ahead of bis wheel and stlll gaining
The oiiiolais In the recorders ofi,e saY
that, as a whaelmau. Campbell Is q
thing Of beauty and a oy forever
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
A BAD BICYCLlsT.
He Is Wanted In Many Places For Purloln.
ing Wheels.

He n Wanted In Many Places For Purioln.
ing Wheels.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19-Arthur Bed
dows of Lawrence, Mass, who represented
himself Co be Eddie A. MoDulie, profess
sional bicyclist, and who, according to
Detective Murray, is wanted in nearly
ovory city in the United States for steal
ing bicycles, was arraigned in the Cen
tral police station here and held to await
a reQuisition from Washington, whore he
is alleged to have purloinod several BIZ
cycles.
Tho prisoner wore gold medal and BIZ
cyclic clothing of the latest cut. Tho po-
lico have been looking for him for some
time, but he eluded arrest until now. II
Is said Beddows Is ontered in the Century
cycle races at Newark, n. j., TO be held
on Oct go
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Ven Heir 40 a snnr rortunc

Mics Jane Fey sister Of Miss Carrie
Fry and sister-in-law Of Theodore
Atkinson, has fallen deir 60 a 81. 600
estate in Philadelphia within the past
few days Miss Carrie Fry Is in Pnna
delphia visiting her fortunate relative
Miss Jane Fry lived in New Castle at one
time but adverse circumstances compelled
her % leave for the Quaker City. where
she became housekeoner for the man at
whose death she received her snug for
tune,
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
persounI Events.

Albert V Foster Is IN at his home on
North Third Third street Sometime ago,
9hile camping down the river shore, Me-
Foster was struck on the head a stlngiug
blow by companion. altogether nuiu-
tentlonallv A huge lump has appeared
on the srot and Il ls believed thar this is
the real cause Of the young mans
suffering
John T Stoops and Robert Morrison
have been on visit TO Wilmington and
phuadslphis
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
INQUEST ON HARRY RgIOBL.
wm Probably 80 Held on Monday
Evening Bellevue WRECK Victim.

Evening Bellevue Wreck Victim.
Deputy Coroner Chandler has been
busy TO Gay Investigating the cause Of
the death Of Harry Reldel, whoso body
now He's Rt the homo OF the deceased
No lt3 OrRnge street.
Rsidel. with Frsnk Hall, vas taklug
free rids to mis- home In this city on q
freight train FROM Philadelphia, one plight
last weok when the train was wrecked
40 Bellevue station of tho p W & B
railroad Both Reidel aud Hall were
badly lr iured. bat while the lsrter grew
bstter. keldel continued tn suffer and
get worse, aud be was given up by the
attending phyiictns last Wednesday
He was we'll known about town. An
iaquest will be held on or before Monday
evening Rsida's Wounds in the wreck
consisted Of a fractured leg aud crushed
arm, besides internal injuries
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
words OF Love in tns msrhet place.

"Sisio. do you love ms3' cried daDper
youth with an impsssioned tone in King
street market this morning Susie WAS
passing at the time and could not conceal
her smile IS she psssed into the push
There's nothing like our old home after
all, shouted the fellow alter heg. he
was trying to sell all the latest songs Of
1 h. anu
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

thrown around BY the jstty to the shore
Is causing Il. y
Thsre are 16l prifoners In the county
Jail
City Collector George A Tobin gar
nered IS 400 OF taxes In the clty'e store
house in three months.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
TERsE TELEGRAMs.

Muller, Schall 4 Co. of Now York ship
ped 100000 in American gold to Buenos
AyTos.
DR. Abbie i. Seymour, the most promi-
nent professional woman in Buffalo, was
killed by a West Shore railroad train.
r. G. Dun * Co. Of New York report
that failures for the week have beon 263
IN the United States, against 253 last year,
and ib in Canada, against 43 last year.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
II MnYnr Indlclnd-

DANvIILF, his, Oct. 10-Mayor Will
liam L. Runyan Of this city was indicted
for malfeasance IN Office Tho specific
charge IS that he hindorod the city mar
shal from destroying gambling material
which the city council ordered destroyed.
Tho mayor is in Buffalo and will be ar
rested on his return. His bond was placed
M S.ou
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
New Chiefs OF tho ssminoie..

6gsud officers OF the Improved Ordsr
Of Red Men wers here on Thursday nisht
and inEtnl ed new cifioers OF
Seminole Tribe No. q, J. o K "a. The
oifcefa are Prophet Thomas ID Wans.
sachem, James Gordon. s q Theodore
Hstton; J 8 Caleb Cannon; @ OF r
Thomas Morgan; Is Of W.. aoarqe
Nsntina. r. to o.. John b Vtoiog.
trustee, George x Murray member OF
eommittee on widows and orphans,
William Brown.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Rrldre Nm Go on Arain.

Market street bridge ovar the Chris.
tiana viii be turned oii TO day and will
remain turned up stream until Monday
morning, while workmen complete its
over eihauiiug by placing new rcllsrsuuder
the massive axies on which the bridge
tnrns.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
oreetlands 10 Leave Hsre ro-nleht.

The British steamship Greetlands.
which arrived yesterday and WAS docked
last evening 81 the Harlan and BoliiuRs
wcrth Conpany's, WAS g h9d md
sent out this afternoon. She goes from
here to Ship Island The Greetlands has
twenty one men aboard.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Elre In a Cnnl shnft.

wHKEsBARRE. Pa, Oct. l0.-The Hoyt
shaft of the Pennsylvania Coal company
at Port Griffith was seriously damaged.
The fire started in the red ash vein and
was caused by the ignition Of a large feed
er by blast The scene Of the fire was
/, 900 feet from the mouth of the shaft,
directly under the river.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Pleased Win mo JAIN omoI,I..

Miss Mae p Lane, Miss Mattis
Flsicaor and ] Sherwood Murphy. Miss
Lanes cousin, very popular young man
OF Boston society, who Is her guest
spent Inc day visiting New Castle friends
including a visit to the ilil Me- Mur
.phy thinks the Delaware laws are very
good and was pleased with the interior
OF the jail aud With the polite wardeo.
Mr. Wilson. who escorted them through
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Young nIeI1es,a Condition.

SARATOGA, Oct l0.-Master BENJAMIN
Mckeo's condition remains the same.
General Harrison expects 60 leave here the
middle Of next week provided his grand
son improves.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Newton Bond Forgery Case.

AMEsnURY, Mass, Oct l9.-The trial
Of the famous Newton (N. H) forged
bond case has been postponed 20 the Jan
uary OS95) session of the supreme court
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

robin Brought iu $500 In Three
Months other Happenings.
Special CORRESPONDENCE Evening Journal.
INV CASTLE. Oct 1s.-Inspector
Bunting, OF the United States Govern
meut Corps. has brought two machines
here and divers apparatus. and they
are TO day out IN the river whore the
now famous wreck was found while
oredeing Bulshesd Bar about two
mouts sgo They are going TO dig
arouud the wreck with the idea OF bioF
log IL up. The unknown wrecks
smokestGck Is as lerRe az a tugs, and
the hull is Of wood with very large
b,ilers
Il Is believed that tho steamer
Columbia received the unfortunate dent
in her hull by striking this dangerous
obstruction, which Is charged With the
grounding Of numerous vessels 40 this
point, as It lies right in the line Of the
range lights Several yea els have
grounded there when it was supposed
that there was plenty Of water Step,
will at once be taken 10 remove the
dangerous obstruction.
The wreck is supposed 90 be that OF
some inward bound steamer that WAS
destroyed by The great storm and tidal
wave of October, 1878, when sailing
vessels and canal boats we're torn from
anchor and swept inland, some to q dis
tance OF quarter OF a mile from the
shore. Several vessels we're reported
missing after that memorable storm. and
1t Is probable that this wreck is one Of
them.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

A Hack viii leave corner Fourth and
Market streets on Thursday and Sunday
afternoons at 80 o'clock. for Lombardy
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

Goldey College Graduates Get Positions.
Three more applications Seven since
October 5. lt pays TO graduats there
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

Crtarrn IL a CONSTITUTIONAL disease and can
not be cured by local Applications. Hood' 8
~ersaparilla Is a constitution, j remedy; it
cures catarrh because 2 puriios the hlcOi.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do not
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

An Eastern Texas deacon whipped his cid
est son, who came home from college ano
called the o d mans church hook and lad
der company Galveston News.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
ITEMS OF IN CREST.

Snapper lunch at McOormick's Front
and Washington streets. tonight.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

Some pc PIE spend one-halt thsir time In
hunting happiness away from homa. and the
other half IN tramping back home TO find il.
Atlanta Constitution.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

Mr. and Mrs W. Mitchell, Jr., OF
Philadelphia. will be guests Of Mr.. aud
Mrs Edwin A Resd e morrow.
George Deakyuo. Of Denton. Nd,
who has been a guest A. the Merritt
House. has returned 70 bis Marylan
home
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Young Mani why DON'T You Learn short
hand

At doldey Ollegc, Eighth and Market
streets, and get position Free trial
lessons No classes Day or night
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
DOG Attach ed a Policemen.

Early this morning. Pstrolman Ralston
despatched q dog ~ Nineteenth and
Market streets he met the canine on
the pavement and it snapped at him two
or three tiwes. Il may have had hydro
phobla and to protect himself he shot the
animal
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
BETTER
READY
MADE
CLOTHING

reasons First, they can get
clothing that no man need be
ashamed to wear, that will
fit, will wear well and will hold
the shape. Second, most men
in these times are anxious to
save all the money they can,
and a five or ten dollar bill
s-ved on a suit of Clothes is
just as good as any other
money. Unless you have seen
them you have no idea of the
values, styles and satisfaction
you can get in our Suits and
Oyercoats at $40, $l2 and $15.
As good as anybody's for the
money and then you know just
what you are getting when you
come to Sixth and Market.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Tho cltr nnna concort.

Next Saturday night the City Cornet
Band win play its autumnal concert aud
tho program Is an especially fine one
Rlndmaater Eherie Is working the local
performers Ap TO polut that will sur
prise The most senguine New Castle
audience The program
March. skiing Cotion". sousa
WALTZ. Loves Golden Dream - Rnuheur
Medley Overture, Pat Memories
l.. o. DeWitie
sesaphone eo'o. Solecled...... fred Kaiser
cnerncteristlc Lance, Goblin'e Frolic"
i. ONein
potpourri ON German Comic Opera Ikessele
Oornet colo, Battery Park" Polka..... Ebcrle
lhospectfuilv dedicated 20 RatLory parkJ
Miss Wynne CRssel.
March. Defender ............. ........ Nbarle
dedicated 90 the American yacht
Overture 'NahucOndonsor'i. ............. Verdi
Baritone solo, .'Fiorino" ........-..... barnard
Hamilton steward.
Descriptive Overture, "trolio of the lmpsn
Carlton
Synopsis -le o'clock Gathering Of the imps.
h1R. q call. Grand march of this imps.
imps dance. Frightened by n shot. Return
ni The imp8 All waltz. appearance of Old
Nick. Nick Joins The dancers. lm,s' chorus
and dance. lhe clock strikes one, Time TO
tesVe' The lmns homeward bound.
Ccruet solo, 'r3lue Bellsn Polka. Rollinson
Miss Wynno Caeeel
a llop ue Concert. with Dash" "....... Reeves
ntaf Npasied hanner t....s.,..........,t.b Boyer
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
TO BLOW UP A STEAMER
Wrecked One in the Delaware
to Be Destroyed.
POPULATION OF THR COUNTY JAN

Howard Cooling VIII Einish his Three
Years Sentence Next Month Collector
robin Brought n $500 In Three
nIonths-Other Happenings.
Evening journal., 1895-10-19

Every season. Men
are TO day wesring
ready-made cloth
ing who a few
years ago would
never / ave thoug t
of doing so. Why
is it? For two
Evening journal., 1895-10-19
Pure Blood

IL the great requisite for good health, be-
cause the blood is the vital fluid which
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24
ABSGOEgJTEEY pUEE

THE Tempe New says: There is girl in Missouri who is said to be so charged with electricity that whom she touches she kills. As a consequence, her bringing up" was dreadfully neglected. For a long time her mother did not dare to spank her, and it was only when the old lady thought to get slip per with a glass sole that she suc- ceeded in doing so. As the girl grew into a beautiful young lady she captivated a young man, who longed to kiss her. ruby lips. but could only do so through a silk handkerchief. and he felt that this was too strained :; so the en- gagement was declared of. It will thus be seen that she has a great faculty for throwing off sparks. For a time she WAS hired to charge battries in a laboratory, but her charges were to high; so this was given up, and now her father can only use her as an electric door belle. It is a sad case.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24

A scientific authority in Utah says that in every pine tree of for ty feet in height there are twenty gallons of water. How unfortunate it is for Prescott water supply coun cilmen of past years that such val uale information was not furnished sooner, and the rearing of pine trees was tot undertaken years ago. -Jornal Miner.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24
Dit His Nose of.

Thursday night, at saloon or the farther bank of Agua Fria
 twenty miles from Phoenix, Joe
 Gaskin, an old man well-known in
 Phoenix, engaged in an altercation
 with an eXconvicted, whose name
 could not be learned. The latter easily obtained the mastery of the old man, and deliberately bit off
 his victims nose, even with the face. Then, splitting the fragment in Gaskin's face, he clubbed the old man into a condition of insen- sibility. Six men were standing around at the time, but none raised a hand to prevent the horrible crime. The jailbird then appreci- ating the enormity of his crime, made his escape.
 Gaskin's mental condition, when he realized what had been done to him, is described to have been dreadful to behold. He implored that he be given a pistol that he might end his life at once, and would have done bimself harm had he not been prevented by friends, of whome h has no lack.
 Yesterday was an off day at the grading camps on account of high water. The day was ellimproved, however, for twenty stalwart grad CTS armed themselves to the teeth and took the trail of the miscreant with the expressed intention of ynching him wheL found.-Phe- nix Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24
He FOrgaVe, Of Course.

A half-wltted shoemaker of Phe- nix, a few days ago,not content with his usual course of whipping his poor wife, turned the unfort- unate women into the street. She, ignorant as a babe in the ways of the world, wandered from house to house till some charitable ladies were found who not only furnished her lodging and food, but contr!- buted a snug little purse to support the women till she should find fit ting employment as a domestic.
 But, the perversity of women kind No sooner was possessed of the money than she flew directly back to the nest from which she had been turned, and proffering the purse as pease offering implored her beast of a husband to take her back. Almost needless to note, he did take her back. And that even- ing, with his poor wife's cash. he palyed the lord in the beer saloons. -Ph@nix Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24
ARIZOXA'S MINERAL PRODUCT.

The total gold product of Ariz- ona for the year 1894 is not fal from $4,000,000, as against $2,100 900 the year before.
 The silver product has been about $2,000,O0O practically the same as in 1893.
 The copper product has been about 45,000,O00 pounds. valued at about $4,0OO,O0O. Last years product was 6O,OO0,000 pounds, the deficiency being caused by the suspension of operations at the Old Dominion mines at Globe and a slackness of product at Clifton
 Of lead. mostly from the car bonate silver mines of southern Arizona, these was shipped to smelters abroad, in Colorado, Tex as or New Mexico something like 10000 tons, worth about $150,000.
 In all, the the total mineral out put of Arizona for 1894. may safely be figured as exceeding ten millions of dollars, cash that has been brought fresh and new into the wealth of the county, and therefore is doubly to be valued.-Saturday Review.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24
ABSOLUTELY FREE.

Any reader of this paper can get TIE ST. LOUIS GLOBE. DEMOCRAT ABsoLuTELY FREE FOR THREE MONTHS. Read the offer in this is- sue and take advantage of it at once. TIE WEEKLY GLOBE DEMOCRAT is issued in SEMI WEEKLY sections, eight pages..each Tuesday and Fri day, sixteen every week, making it practically q Semi-WeekIy paper yet the price is ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. In politics, It is strictly Re publican, but it GIVES ALL THE NEWS, and is absolutely indispensable to the farmer, merchant, or profession al man who has not the time to read a large daily paper, and yet desires to keep promptly and thor
 oughly posted. Sample Copies will be sent free on application to GLOBE PRINTING Co.,, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24

David Allen, the father of Wash ington Camp, is in the city for a few days. MT, Allen stated yester- day, in speaking of mining at Washington Camp, that that line of business is quite dull at present. A few are chloriding in the hills and a St. Louisan has about six teen men at work on the Belmont and Halieg mines, both silver-lead properties. This gentleman is hauing six jigs and two concentra- tors put in to work the ore.-Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24
An Awful Murder.

The Star publishes the details of
 an atrocious murder committed at
 Alma, small settlement on the
 San Pedro, near Mammoth, on Fri
 day evening of last week. The vic
 tims were F. NJ. Doll and his son
 John; the perpretor of. the crime, 1.-two Mexicans. The Dolls kept a
 small store and the postoffice at
 Alma. The family was at supper
 when loud knock was heard at the
 door, and Mrs. Doll hasteDed to
 open the door, and as she did so,
 two shots were fired and she fell un-
 conscious to the floor. The mur-
 deres then jumped over the pros
 trate body of the woman and shot
 MT. Doll through tha heart as he started toward them. The son John, about twenty years old, made his escape out at the back door, but the men pursued shooting him in the back as he was crossing the road
 In the meantime, Mrs. Doll had regained consciousness, extinguish- ed the two lamps in the room and concealed herself in some brush not far from the buildings. After mur- dering the boy the meE returned to the house to find that the old lady was gone and commenced search which lasted for an hour. At times they almost touched Mrs. Doll, so close were they to her, as she lay there knowing that sound from her meant death and a terrible one at that. The strain was terrific, but Mrs. Doll is not an average woman and has seen enough of frontier life to be nervy when occasion de- mands 1t. Had she been able to have gotten hold of a frearm the murderers of her husband and son would have dropped dead in their tracks. How long the murderers would have continued the search for 1 her it is hard to tell, had no. a pass ing wagon scared them away.
 After their departure, Mrs. Doll | walked to John Browns ranch two and a half miles distant, and gave the alarm. Soon NIT, Brown and a number of the ranch hands were at the scene of the tragedy. They | found old man Doll and the yonng man lying where they had fallen. The dead bodies presented a sicken- ing spectacle. The murderers had cut the throats of both men from ear to ear, and hacked their faces terribly. There is no question that the motive of the murderous work was robbery, and that they were scared away before accomplishing their designs. Fifty cowboys are securing the country in search of the murderers and if captured, their fate is likely to be as tragic as was that of their victims.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24

Nothing new can be learned as to the condition of the Morrell girl, who is under quarantine, suffering with small pox. Dr. Day, the county physicians, has vaccinated all the patients at the Farm, the location of this institution being very close 10 the locality where the disease prevails. It is said that Dr. Hall, of Whipple. has refused to further treat the small pox pa tient, fearing that his constant at- tendence might possibly result in the introduction of the disease at Fort Whipple. where he-is stationed. -J ournal Miner.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24

Deputy Sheriff Jim Parks arrest : ed two mem not far from Clifton last Saturday whom he believed to be Price and Young, the men who recently escaped jail at Phoenix. They answered the description of the fugitives almost exact and were total strangers in that vicinity. They were taken before the justice of the peace and while the question of what should be done with them was being considered a telegram from Phoenix announcing that the real Price and Young had been captured elsewhere. The two strangers were released and due made.-Bulletin.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24

A marriage contract in Oakland, California. reads that the bride promises ''to become the lawful wife of George F. Wildhagen and at all times live with him as such, being submissive to him in all things as required by the laws of the State of California" If a wo- man is to be submissive to her hus- band only--in those things required by the statutes of California, she can have as gay and frolicsome a time as Xantippe when she instruct ed Socrates with a mop handle,- Ex.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24
AriZOna'S Wealth.

Stockman Following is a copy of the valuations on the assess ment rolls ofArizona's eleven coun- ties. Following the usual custom of assessment, it is doubtful if it reprensents a third of the taxable
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24

THE cartwheel dollar has again been set rolling through congress. Before itstops won't somebody take that buzzard off of it and put on an American eagle.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-01-24

THE people of Arizona have un- bounded confidence in the integrity and ability of Judge Rouse, Haw- kins and Bethune-three honorable, far minded men.