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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
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BAN FRANCISCO, Aug 5.-Harry A.
Knox, the Sacramento strike leader, has
filed q complaint, charging the South
osaa Eaoi6~ oOsapany ssisd vtfiorB sicfl
false and malicious imprisonment and
Similar suits will be brought within q
few days by James Mullin and Thomas
Compton. These suits are an outgrowth
of the great railroad strike of year ago,
and the direct result Of train wreck
near Sacramento. in which Engineer
Samuel Clarke was killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
In All the Churches.

In Brnndywlne Church last night q re.
vivBl service was held.
The Rev. l.. A. Oates OF Delaware City
preached at Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
At the Reformed Episcopal Church OF
the Redeemer last evening the Rev. L. W.
Middleton preached.
The Rev. A. T. Scott preached ab Wes Icy
N. L. Church yesterday.
The Methodist Protestant Church par
sonnge has been damaged by lightning.
Work on the new M. E Church at Ridge
ly Is progressing favorably.
The Rev. L. Ii. Moore. pastor OF the
Htddletown Presbyterian Church. will re.
turn from Europe on Sept. 9.
Beginning tomorrow a woods meeting
will be held In Bethel NJ. L. circuit Sussex
county.
Tho Rev. A. 8, Mowbray preached In
Wesley NJ. 4. Chuch, Dover. yesterday.
Tho Rev. Charles 1. Stengle OF Dover
preached at Hurlock, Nd, yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Lates u Govt Report
RQl%:'a!I! q! Rs,.dssl! RRakldRs
ABSOLUTELY pUEE
At Chester Heights.
ABS0AUTEEY PURE

CHESTER HEIGHrs, Pa, Ang. L.
This was the big day at Chester Heights
anu the attendance reached Into the thou
sands. People came In wagons, on bl.
cycle, on foot and W steam and trolley
cars. The largest attendance OF the day
was at the afternoon service, when there
were about 5000 people on the grounds
The services wero OF the old timc camp
meeting order. full OF Gospel fire and
shouting enthusiasm. They began with
the love feast at g. 80 O'Clock This meet.
ing was led by Rev. George Burnwood. OF
Philadelphia. Fully 75 arose and gave
testimony to their religion and faith In
Gods power to save.
Brother Kerr, OF st. Johns Church. was
In evidence early and his voice was stlll
good when the meeting was over. He
got of the following in one OF his enthu.
siastio outbursts: 1T should shout my
ment day. My mother" he said. when
was boy told me the Methodlets were
good people to follow and l have been
following them ever since" Some one
started up the refrain: "0f all things l
love the best, 1t is the shouting Metho-
dist"
The sermon at 1890 O'Clock wac preach.
ed by Rev. W. A. Spencer, secretary OF
Church Extension of the Philadelphia
Conference. Dr. pencer said In starting
that he lorled In the fact that he had
Methodist text and Methodist congrega.
alton. IF any OF you feel like shouting"
he said, don't hold yourselves back. you
won't disturb me-"
Many men were deeply touched and
there was much weeping in the congrega.
tion when DR.. Spencer referred to the
loved ones gone from earth to heaven"
He asked all In the congregation who had
loved ones in heaven to rise on their
feet. More than half the congregation
arose.
The children's meeting was largely at
tended Rev. Graef talking to the little
ones on the eight of the world.r In
order to catch the sinners who do not
como within the sanctitied circle. iust
after dinner what was called a gate
meeting" was held at the entrance to the
grove. It was led by Revs. Priest and
Burnwood.
The main service of the afternoon
opened with cong service, led by Brother
Taylor's choir, and Miss Mamie Hubbart.
one Of the solo singers. sang His Won
derful Love" DIR. Munshall. the preacher
Tor the afternoon did not put In an ap.
pearanoe, and the sermon was preached
by Rev, q. W: Dempsey, pastor OF the
Ridley Park NJ. L. Church.
The Young Peoples meeting at Q 80
O'Clock, 10 the absence OF the regular lead
er. was In charge Of Rev. O. M. Boswell,
and the sermon this evening was given by
Dr. Spencer.the preacher of the morning.
shouting revival service followed, and
number were converted. Leader Bos
well says that spiritually the camp meet.
Ing has been great success and that
many have been saved The meeting will
close at 10 o'clock to. morrow evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
coNNoR TAKES OUT AWARRANT.
Convinced That Holmes Murdered His
wife and Little Girl.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-I l.. Connor hus-
band of Mrs. Julia Connor, who is sup
posed to have been one of Holmes VIC
Tins ct the Englewood ''oastle," today
took Out warrants for the arrest OF Holmes
and Quinlan. Connor claims that he has
discovered considerable evidence that the
police know nothing about and that he
Is convinced that Holmes murdered his
wife and little girl and that Quinlan was
an accessory.
While searching through collection Of
rubbish in the dark chamber In Holmes
castle detectives found undor pile Of
dirt pair Of bloody oyeralls. They could
not determine to whom they belonged,
but thoy will bo brought into the central
station TO sec IL they At Quinlan. A part
Of dress or q wrapper belonging to Mrs.
Julia l.. Conner has also been found and
tdautinad
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

Best time TO Ego to Atlantic City is Sat-.
August 10th. 13 hours. Eagles excursion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
LOCAL DOTS.

Let US give freely and generously OF the
best that is in ue; let us communicate
gladly all the warmth and light that have
cheered US and may cheer another; but,
when wa are gloomy and dsconsolate,
sick and suffering, perplexed and annoyed,
when our feelings are sore and our
thoughts bitter, then let us generously
and manfully hold our peace and not bur.
den others with our troubles.
Humility Ia a means of progress. When
we realize how little we know we shall
yearn and strive to know more; when we
feel how I'm perfect is our character. and
not till then. we shall make earnest efforts
after I'm provement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
PHOTOGRAPH.

ALI day on my table lying.
She has numbed my will like potion,
And exertlon dies before those eyes
That are deep as the depthless ocean;
And | at the shrine OF their Hight divine
For my love plead absolution,
For an editorial chair is mine,
And she is a contribution
My name she has never heard OF,
This famous Wilmington beauty;
She never will guess the bitterness
OF this tight between love and duty;
Shall keep her nigh, on my desk to lie,
And from dissertation save herr
Or give her up to the envioue eye
OF critical steel engraver2
oh. marvellous. fearful beauty.
What homage my heart could show you
Bnt. my love, alas, this dream must pass,
For do not even know you.
There's never o chance of the least ro.
nance,
30 summon my resolution;
For the heart Of an editor may not dance
For love OF contribution!
Guy Wetmore Carryl, In Judge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nuptini..

Quite pretty little wedding took place
at the home of the brides mother. s35
West Fourth street, this city, on Thurs.
day. August !. at 8 o. M. the Rev, John
France officiating. The bride was Miss
r. E slllltoe. and the groom Mr.. j. Ii.
Blackburn. Only the immediate members
OF each family and few intimate frlends
were present. The bride was neatly cos.
tuned In white Mousseine de Soire. the
only garniture being silk Moussellne.
which was iD every way becoming, and
carried white roses. 1hs groom wore the
conventional black. After the ceremony
the guests were invited to the dining
room, where table laden with the lux
urles of the season awaited them, to
which all did ample Justice, After this
the guests departed. wishing the bride
and groom many happy returns through
lifa g. M T..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Doubl, Murder AZ . Church Door.

BATON RoUeE, La, Aug "a fearful
tragedy occurred at Gideon Church. where
protracted meeting is being held. Al
bert O'Nell and Hill Picou several days
ago quarreled about a young lady, and 1t
was agreed that they should meet at An
tiooh church and settle the matter. Henry
and Alber O'Neil. aged 18 and 1p, came
out Of the church while the preaching was
going on and were fired upon by the Picou
party, who were armed with double bar
reled shotguns, and both instantly killed.
Hill Plcou, Wallace Picou and Barlow
Edmonston were arrested and lodged in
satI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Murdered His Baby s.epson,

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Aug, 5.-John Shor.
bough, of Enterprise, is wanted for the
murder of his Syear-ol stepson. The
little fellow was running to meet Shar-
bough, with extended arms, as tho latter
returned from work. Shorbough picked
up club and struck tho little one on the
head, repeating the blows until the child
was unconscious, Shorbough is employed
as miner and is about 80 years OF age.
When he married, year ago his wife had
the little son. Although the stepfather
manifested a strong dislike to the child
the latter wns very much attached to him.
The murderer has eluded capture.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Indiana penceni,lx Retire.

MARKET LAKE, Idaho, Aug "a special
telegram from the Bannock agency says
Indian Agent Teter wired General Cop
pinger from the reservation that all the
Indians that had been absent from the
Fort Hall reservation have returned, and
thnt all is quiet. Adjutant General Slit.
Ger and Colonel Foote, of the Wyoming
National Guards, and the representatives
of Governor Richards have arrived here,
having come direct from Jackson's Hole.
General Sitter says the tough characters
in Jackson's Hole represent only very
small proportion of the population. He
says the Indians are by no means blame
less in this affair, as claimed by Agent
Teter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Held on . nrurdsr chnrr..

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Jennie Jones,
aged 4S years, was drowned in the Della
ware river Saturday night, and Barney
Hayes is under arrest on suspicion Of hav-
ing thrown her overheard. The woman
had separated from her husband and was
living with her parents, whore Hayes
boarded, and It is alleged that the couple
have been Intimate. Hayes and the wo.
man quarreled Saturday night, and he
knocked her down. While rowing back
TO the city the quarrel was renewed, and
the woman suddenly fell overheard. Her
sister and Patrick MoGary, who were in
the boat with him, say that their backs
were turned at the time, and they did not
see her fall
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
A Business Mans Suicide.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. g. M. W.
Lambert, formerly q business man of
Eastern Virginia, was found dead in bed
at the Hotel Albion, having taken dose
of laudanum. Lambert, who was 81 years
old, came here from New York several
weeks ago and secured the position Of
night clerk at beach front hotel. IL Is
said that he was obliged to give up the
position because of his drinking habits.
He was formerly manager of the Balti-
moro and Ohio Railroad oompany's hotels
at Deer Park and Oakland, and for the
Berkely Springs hotel, in West Virginia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Dsiuwuro's OId Penn school.

LEwEs Del, Aug. 4-While digging q
cellar on his farm near town. Thomas
Pritehett found we'll preserved seal OF a
tees of Penh's School Charter, of Lewes"
The Quaker settlement. known as Quaker.
town, is close by Mr.. Pritohett's farm.
The seal is supposed to be that OF q
somewhat famous school In Lewes con-
Quoted up to about 100, of which Watson.
In his "AnIals," makes this note:
AT this early period OF time so much
had the little LewistOwn, at our Southern
Cape the pre- emlnence In female tuition.
that Thomae Lloyd. the Deputy Governor
preferred to send his youngest daughters
from Philadelphia to that place to finish
their education"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Tho porto,s Reply to th. Powers.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 5.-The reply of
the porte to the demand of the powers for
reforms In Armenia is conciliatory, and
on many points agrees with the powers
demands 1t proposes to appoint Christian
assessors DO assist the Turkish provincial
government, and to admit proportion Of
Christians among the minor officials, po-
lice and gendarmes, and also promises to
restrain the Kurds from violence. As it
also declares that some of the powers de-
mands are unacceptable, or impossible Of
execution, 1t is probable that the powers
will not be satisfied with the reply.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
A Church Nearly Wrecked by
Binding Flash.
woRsH1PERs SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Several Have Their Clothing Partly Torn
from Their Bodies aud were Badly
Burned-Nins Persons Struck While Un-
der Tree, and One Killed.
QUAKERTowN, Pa, Aug 5.--The Metho-
dist church. of this place, was struck by
lightning yesterday, and twenty persons
were prostrated. Those seriously hurt are
James Hoff, justice Of the peace; Minnie
Franco, Mrs. Kuh1 Hoffman, Mrs. John
Wilson, Asa Bauman, sexton, and Mrs.
Bowman, wife OF Rev. L. r. Bowman, pas
tor of the church Nearly all of these
were knocked senseless by the stroke, and
1t Is feared that deaths will result. Min
ME France Ia In a critical condition.
DR.. Bowman had Just pronounced the
benediction at the morning services when
the bolt struck the belfry, running around
the edihce under tho weatherboards and
down the flooring The services had been
all but concluded 4, and many persons were
in the vestibule and aisles of the church.
Besides those named fourteen persons
were MANNED and SCARED. The houses
of the town were turned into emergency
hospitals and the victims are there bein 9
cared for.
Sexton Bauman had his coat torn from
his back and into shreds,~ and one Of his
shoes was stripped as by knife. Minnie
France was in her pew whom tine bolt
tore through the floor. Both shoes were
torn from her feet the crown Of her hat
was wrenohed away and her watch chain
was melted into liquid. James Hoff was
prostrated in his pew and most Of his
clothing was literally torn from his body.
Horses broke their tie posts outside the
church and many of them ran away. A
veritable panic followed the stroke. After
the excitement had subsidized 1t was found
that the 600 hundred pound bell In the
cupola was hanging almost by thread,
while fully hundred persons were d.
rectly under IL. The church ediflce is al
most wreck, as the lightning penetrated
1t from all sides.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Fatal Accident to Aeronaut..

JACKSON, Mich, Aug. 5.-Two aero
nauts were fatally injured In a balloon rs.
oension accident which occurred at Van
dercocks Lake, about forty miles south OF
Jackson. last night. Ella Peak, a trapeze
performer, took the upper bar and Charles
Elliott the lower. At the moment the
retaining ropes were cast of gust Of
wind caught the canvas and carried 1t to
one sido, and 1t took fire. The monster
balloon shot into the air some distance
with both of the asronauts ON the bottom.
Then 1t came crashing down. Miss Peak
fell heavily, breaking both logs, besides
suffering internal injuries. Elliott is
badly crushed. His injuries are said to
bo fatal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Now YORK.. vietorlou. s.riksr..

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The execadve
committee of the Garment Makors union
held o meeting yesterday ~ discuss the
attitude Of the Contrnotors' association,
as laid down by Secretary Witkowsli.
Secretary Witkowski admitted that they
had been worsted in the fight, and said
that the association would not prolong
the strike, but that the tailors must come
to settlement with the contractors as
individuals. Should single contractor
decline to sign the Brotherhood of Tailors
will refuse to declare the strike off, but it
is believed that by tomorrow all the con-
tractors will submit to tho demands of
the brotherhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

Mrs. Hammon Of White Clay Creek,
spent this week with her mother Mrs.
Harmon.
Mrs. Boulden epent few days at Cape
May this week.
Mrs. A. b. Jones OF Wilmington Is tho
guest OF her sister. Mrs. James Foard.
Mrs. Barr of Philadelphia spent last
week with her daughter. Mrs. II, McMul-
lin. of Iron Hill.
Miss Logan Of Princess Ann, Md, who
has been the guest of Niles Caroline Cooch
returned homo last week.
Two brothers Of Mrs. Edwin Armstrong
OF PhiladelphiH, spent Sunday with her.
at her home, Coooh's Bridge, last Sunday.
Miss Bodie or Philadelphia, ls the guest
OF Niles Laura Vincent. at the Presbyter-
Ian manse.
Ferdinand and Reuben Jauvisr spent
Sunday with DIR. W. 4. Skinner and wife.
Mrs. Black and daughter. who have
been visiting friends at hlrkwood and
Elkton, have retureed to Glasgow
Mise Miriam Alrioh is In Chesapeake
with her aunt, Miss A. e. Il, Bennett.
Mrs. Vansant and her son, Of Philadel'
phia. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Rohert Cam.
Mrs. J. B. Cazier and ohllaren are at
Beech Haven for two months. q. A. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
THE DEAR LITTLE FOOL

Each man IL master in school.
Heigh ho, my dearyi
Where he trains himself 10 be a fool.
Folly Is 80 cheery.
And he trains him well. and he trains him
long.
And this is the burden of my song.
Wit and wisdom weary.
The man finds out that he's fool
Heigh ho my dearyi
And puts himself on tho ounces stool
Folly grows a-weary.
And he says to himself: iYou beast, you wormt
You're the biggest fool I've had this term"
And he laughs to see the poor fool squirm.
Wisdom Ia SO CHEEKY.
lie sets down many q sapient rule.
Heigh ho, my dearyi
For the future course Of the wretched fool
Folly Is so weary.
And the poor little fool be says: "Ah, mel
That was fool plainly see,
But never again such q fool III be-"
Wisdom is 50 chcery.
The man and the fool they live along.
Heigh no, my dcaryl
Till the man is weak and the fool Is strong.
Folly ia so CHEEKY.
And the little fool says: "Oh, master dear.
This never is long, and the world IL dreari
Let me loosei Let mo loose and have no fearf~
Wit and wisdom weary.
The dear little fool, he has his way
Folly Is so cheery. - 4
The good man laughs that the fool is ssv.
Wit and wisdom weary, .ls. W
Till he finds that the fool 10 really be- raa.s
And the stronger the fool the worse when frec.
And again he groans "Ab, woe Is mel"
Heish no, my dearyi
~. Edmund v. Cooke In New York Sun
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Killed by His Partner.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5,-Frankford on
Saturday received its frat baptism Of
homicide since its settlements 200 years
ago. Harry c. Millman, aged 10 years,
was killed by his business partner and
fellow workman, Jacob Walker. The
sragody ended in violent blow on Mill
mans head with board while the part
ners were working at row OF new build.
bngs on Main street, above Harrison.
Walker, who was intoxicated, started q
quarrel, and while Millman was on his
knees, at work on floor, Walker struck
khe fatal blow. Walker was arrested
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

CEwiNG MACMtNES-oD Donald. No. is e
. eth street. leads them ait TN low prlcsI
brand new 500 machines reduced 10 u tl3
and $50. All makes TO select trqm. singer
white aud ali other makes. Any machine
sent on trial free six months for cash, two
years on instalmoniA send postal.
J, "A. 0DpNAL
No IL +. Tth st.
n.glyr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

TEHERAN Aug, 5.-The scarcity of bread
and the closure of the bazaars to prevent
disorders has led to serious rioting in Tab
reez. The troops dispersed the rioters,
twenty Of whom were killed. The mob
carried the corpses to the Russian consul
ate and demanded protection against the
soldiers. The consul thereupon visited
the governor, who promised reduction
in the prioe of bread Nothing has yet
been done in the matter, and the troops
were still firing on the mob when this
dispatch was sent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Another "Dry" Sunday in New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The reform police
administration enforced another dry Sun
day in the metropolis yesterday. Many
patrolmen were on duty in citizens
clothes to watch the saloons, and they had
the assistance of members of the City Wig.
tlance league, who reported supposed vio-
lations of the law. Although the saloons
were shut up pretty tight to all outsiders,
1t was apparent that many of them were
doing business in quiot way among their
friends. Acting Chief Conlin practically
admitted that it is an impossibility to stop
the sale Of liquor in every section of the
town
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
RnnhnnntC Cn,nhen Cnmn.

Yesterday was Big Sunday at Camden
Camp and the attendance 10 estimated to
have been between 6000 and 5000. The
The preachers we're Rev DR.. Byler of
Washington. d. c.. Rev. J. Ii. Turner and
Rev A. =. Mowbray. DR.. Blyer in the
morning. Mr.. Turner In the afternoon
and Mr. Aowbary In the evening. The
congregation at each service was very
large,
large and interesting chlldren's meet.
ing was held during the afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
His SINGING p,an.t al,

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Antonio Caldoro
an italian, was playing guitar in his
yard yesterday morning when Michael
Pasonto, another italian, entered and
volunteered to sing an air accompani.
ment. Caldoro replied that he did not
like his visitors voice Then there was
trouble, and the police found Pasento on
the sidewalk with terrible cash In tho
neck and several other knife wounds,
from which he died, after he had several
times gasped the name of his assailant
Caldoro and several other Italians who
were OF the party are under arrest for
murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Yacht Capsluod and Two Drowned.

BROOKLYN, Aug "a sudden squall
yesterday afternoon eapsizod the sloop
yacht Ella off the foot of Ninety third
street. The yachting party, composed Of
John Strand, his three sons and Arthur
Hemmingway, were thrown into the
water, but Strand and two of his sons
managed to seize the boat and were res.
cued. His eldest son, John, and young
Hemmingway were swept beyond reach
aud drowned,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
This Flash Proved Fatal.

HoLLIDAYsBuRG, Pa. Aug 5-During
the progress Of an electric storm last
night a party Of nine persons from Will
liamsport, Pa, who had been travelling
in four horse wagon, took rofuge under
an oak tree three miles west Of this city.
The tree was struck by lightning, and the
members of the party suffered the full
shock and effect OF the electric fluid. John
Miller, aged 10 years, was killed outright.
His sister, joan Miller, and Mrs. Fay
were severely burned about the face and
body and their recovery is doubtful. The
other men and women escaped with lesser
iniurtea
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Killed whiIo Crossinr tho rrnoh.

CARLISLE, Mass. Aug. b.--John w.
Shelton and J. Percy wilkins, two young
men of this place, were killed while cross.
ing the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad tracks here this afternoon.
They were in carriage and the vehicle
wns just between the rails when an engine,
going at high rate OF speed, struck the
carriage and Wilkins was thrown a hun
dred feet. SHELTON and the horses were
killed ON the spot. The wrecked carriage
was carried on for half milo on the cow
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Excursion. TO rolehe.tsr.

On Thursdays. August and 22 the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore
hailroad Company Will run select one.day
excursions to Tolchester Beach, Chesa.
peake Bays popular resort.
epeeial train will leave Wilmington at
S.U4 A. NJ, and round trip tickets will be
sold at the extremely low rate OF Sl00
This place has all the attributes OF a
first, class resort and especially appeals To
families. Every possible kind OF amuse.
ment lie to be fonnd In addition to the
never dying fascination of the sea. Its 10.
cation on the prettlest part of Chesapeake
Bay speaks for ITSELF
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Thrse We're Drowned.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Three persons
were drowned in boating accident last
night, the second one of the day. John
Hartman, 40 years, his wife Threasa, 8S
years old, and their 7-year-old son Leo,
with Joseph Whitley, 90 years old, and his
9year-old son Alexander, went yachting
on Long Island sound. The boat cap
sized and John Hartman and the two
Whitleys were drowned.