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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
tn. Dover Fair.

Dover Fair had big day yesterday. The
base ball game between Dover aud Phiia.
dolphia In the afternoon proved interest. !.
ing. The Delaware boys failed to score
and when the game cjossd 1t stood TO 0.
The batteries were Beam md Clements
for Philadelphia and Clark and ZeaIfcss
for Dover. Philadelphia made eleven hits
aud Dover i've.
Tbe horse racing was good. The race
for 8 year olds. purse $500, was won by
Reddie Clay. owned by L. ID. Peudieton
of Baltimore; Victor B. owned by J. b.
Pennington of Elkton. second; and Vic
Wood, owned by George A. Milling ton Of
Dover, third. Tho time was 227%. ass.
2.3l.
The 2.35 pace, purse sS0o. was won by
Daisy. owned by Eugene CLARK of Elkton;
Gilt Edge Pierce. owned by ]. II. HanloD,
Elkton, sscondi and Gsrrett Junior, own
ed by W. +. Harriet OF Augustine. Nd,
third. rhero were four heats. Gilt Edge
Prince winning the third one and Daisy
the other. The time was 2.Si, $50, s.3S,
q 30.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
moW,ovor Dofo.,s ya,su,,,..

MAsPETH, N. Y, Oct. 3.-The second
boxing show of tho Empire Athletic club,
held at Long Island City, furnished those
interested an opportunity to see another
international contest. A good crowd EN-
braced the chance afforded them of seeing
Arthur Valentine, England's lightweight
champion, try conclusions with Charley
McKeeyer,. Philadelphia's pet boxer The
attendance was not near as large as on the
opening night, but those who were present
saw some lively contests. The McKeeyer-
Valentine event was hotly contested for
seventeen rounds, and then Valentine was
knocked down and out and McKeever was
declared the victor Horace Leeds his
challenged the winner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
LOCAL DOTS,

The Christian Endeavor Society uf the
Central Presbyterian Church will give a
reception to the Reverend and Mrs.
William P. Swartz on October 10.
The tinals In the doubles of the tennis
tournament of The Delaware Field Olub's
tournament were played of yesterday.
Wales and Bringhurst won by defeating
Lea and Harvey.
Mrs. A. s. Benjamin OF Michigan will
give three parliamentary drills under the
auspices Of the W. O. r. U. of this city on
the afternoon OF October 2. y and 10, at 8
O'Clock,
Market street bridge over the Christians
was tested yesterday. the repairs having
besn Dearly completed.
William II. Heine has received the con.
tract to fit up the drying room OF tho I'LL.
nols Leather Company.
The annual meeting Of the Board of
Trade will be held at the room of the
board. No. Cos Market street, this even.
ing. Officers will be elected for tho com
ing year and full attendance OF mem
bers is expected.
The Georgetown noisery Company ex.
poets to enlarge it's plant shortly.
The State Board OF Pharmacy will
hold Its quartely meeting at Dover to-
day.
Good fishing can be had at the raging
canal. Now Is the season OF the yenr for
historical artists to enjoy them.
selves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
1T WAS "A CHINESE TRICK.
yicsroy Llu was Degraded Before Great
BritnIn's Demand.

yiceroy Liu was Degraded Before Great
Britain's Demand.
LONDON, Oct. 3,-Sir Halliday Mozart
ney, counsellor of the Chinese legation
here, referring to the acceptance by China
Of the ultimatum of Great Britain has
made statement to the effect that the
punishment of the viceroy of Szechuan
for falling to protect the missionaries in
his district WAS decided upon before the
ultimatum was presented, and that the
Chinese minister In London received no.
tlce of the issuing of the decree at 2 p. m.
on Sunday.
1t Is understood in official circles here
that the degradation of the viceroy of
Szechuan by no means settles the matter
In dispute between Great Britain and
China
1t is added that the action of China does
not affect the possible claims for indenni-
ties and the demands for reforms made by
Great Britain.
Professor r. H. K, Douglass has written
a letter to the Times, in which he says
that Viceroy Liu Ping Chang wns de
graded last November, and it Is now
thought that the recent action Of the
Chinese government is nothing more than
q trick to deceive Great Britain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
The Central pennsyIvanIn Miners,

PHILIPspURG, Pa, Oct. 3.-The miners
convention here yesterday, representing
the soft coal miners Of central and north
ern Pennsylvania, was attended by up
wards Of fifty delegates. The Dubois,
Punxsutawney and Reynoldsville districts
sent the largest delegations. Sentiment as
to suspension II an advance is not granted
by the operators is much divided. Miners
from regions In competition with the Pitts
burg district are q unit in favoring the de-
mand of an advance and the suspension of
work II it Is not. granted, while the dele
gates from the Clearfleld and Beech Creek
regions are not disposed to go quite so far.
Tho question was discussed throughout
the day, and conclusion not being reached
night session was hold behind closed
doors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
whatis rran.pirins In the Prstty Town ON
the Dsiawara

oorrespondencs of the Republican.
NEW CASTLE. Oct. 8. 1895.
As fall and winter each year approaches
so does bright entertainments In the
houses OF different perSons In this city.
On tomorrow (Ffiday) evening the first
OF those entertainments Will be held at
She residenoe of sheriff Gillis The enter.
talnment 10 by cluss No. ~ Of the NJ. u.
Church.
PROGRAM.
Opening song, 20 Come. Come Away"
Class
Reoitation.... Miss Jodie Adams
Plano solo. io..............Miss Bessie Wilson
school Life Class
Duet The Patchwork Quilt"
Mlsses Loura Meredith and Lizzie Wise
Singing How oan leave tiee'" Class
The members of Seminole Tribe No. z.
are making great chiofs and delegations
from all tho Tribes IN Wilmington who
are 10 come here on Oct. II, TO raise up
the chiefs OF the tribe here. The follow.
Ing officers have been elected:
Prophet. Thomas Walls; Sachem. James
Jordan; Senior Sycamore. Caleb Cannon;
Chief OF Records. Thomas Morgan; Keep.
er Of Wampum. Geo. W. VanLine; Repre-.
sentative to q. O.. j.. Is. VlniDg: Trustee,
G. X. Murray; Widows and Orphans
Committee. Wm. Brown.
Davis Bros. contractors OF Wilmington,
finished the repavlEg of Front street yes.
terday. There wore 1928 square yards of
street bed paved. The branches OF tho
big tree north of Boulden's store have
hean cut of. In order to put the curb
stone In line part Of tho roots arc being
cut away. 1his action on tile part OF the
agent OF the property will not suit the
requirements aud city Council asserts
that the tree will hnve to be rooted up.
Richard Pustill while at work In the
Delaware Iron Works was taken with
cramps. DIR. Stewart rendered. relief to
tne sufferer.
Ihe students OF the academic deparr.
mont OF the public schools will give Their
noon. under the direction OF the assistant
principal Miss Draper. Friends and pa
irons Of the school are invited TO attend.
Patrick Leonard took bike on the pike
yesterday and after four hard hours trla
gave up the idea Of riding tho pneumatic
shod horse.
1he milkmen on next Monday will be.
glE the winter course Of sturdy and make
only one trip day to their customers.
New Castle base ball enthusiasts smiled
WHOM the news reached here last evening
that tho Philies whitewashed the Dover
club. Poor Clark mas our spun pathy.
Twelve hits On my, he wasn't In 1t al.
though Dover had four double plays.
Edward Taylor. wnile ut work In the
Della xa-e Iron " orks, had hls thumb bad
ly mashed. TEe injured member was
dressed by DR.. Stewart who bns hopes
that nmputaiion will not he necessary.
James Nowland moved his goods to
Cniiror MIA yesterday.
Charles Evans. moulder In the Della.
wara Iron Works. will remove his family
TO this city.
Je,I. Wiiliams will occupy the house
vacated by Z. B. Williams.
Miss Fannie Diiworth OF Port Penn is
the guest Of Mrs. Dir. Stewart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
GOLD WATCH COUPON.
EXPLANATORY.

The watch will be on exhibition In the
south window Of Suld's Shoe House. 800
Market street.
having a representative present at tho
count every Tuesday and Thursday even
ings until cloee OF contest.
Each and every ballot to be placed In
box at Fuld's Shoe bouse, 226 Market
street.
The box will be under lock and key and
the key will DO pluced In the hands OF kr.
Andrew Selak, OF Selak and Young, St1
Market street.
Dir ect nl coupons. Gold Watch Con.
test. care OF Fuld's Shoe House. 226 Mar
ket street.
The name and club should be written
plainly on each coupon and should be
kept neatly as possible.
Kick. boys. kick.
Play ihe game. nut play 1t aentiemaniy.
Block your man, but do not use any
uuderhand work.
Break the interference. tackle low, and
bring down your man.
The Y. NJ. q. A. team aud the Warren
play the first championship game on Sat-
urday. The game will no doubt be de.
void Of slugRing. aa the members Of both
teams are gentlemen and appreciate clean
playing.
School team OF Philadelphia by the score
of "a to . yesterday.
The Young Mems Christian Association
team Is practlclng hard for tho game with
the Warren foot ball team on Saturday.
Last night the y. Nj. @. A. aud the Will
practice game ut Riverview. Manager
Robinson of the Christians has erranged
the following games to be played this
month:
October 1s wenona OF Phlladelphie.
This team is the champion of Philadol.
phla and has only been beaten once In
four years. 1his game was won by the
Y. NJ. q. A. October 10. Maryland Ath-
tetic Club OF Baltimore 1t 10 the strong
est eleven In Baltimore. Eigelhart, who
is we'll known here. having played on the
st. Johns College team. will play half
back. Poe, tho Princeton couch, Will also
play. On October 20 a team composed OF
the best men on the various Y. Nj. q. A.
teams In Philadelphia Will play here.
Manager Hoffman of the q. A. q. team
has arranged the following games:
October accompany A.
October 12--Rockford.
October 19-Alva.
October 26-Park A. A. or Dover.
Nov. 2-Chester High school,
Nov 9-Chester Y. N. q. A.
Arrangements are being made with the
WILMINGTON Bicycle Club. Y. M. q. A,
Milford and Seaford.
Send IN your foot ball news,
James Conaban OF the Chester base ball
club has organized u foot ball team aud
expects to nuke the boys kick.
Sheldon, 80, has been chosen captain OF
the Yale Freshmen Football Association.
II you have eeen the gold watch you
wilfsurely vote for your Tayorite player
and help win the watch for him.
The Onoka a. O. Of Philadelphia, which
was TO play the Alvas tom orrow at River.
vIew, cannot come down Oh account OF
iDjurles TO several OF their men received
In West Chatter last Saturday. But the
Alvas will play the strong Park A. 9. at
Rlvervlew at $50. They would like to
SEQ the same large crowds that attended
the ganes last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
HIGHEST of all in Leavenng U. Govt Report
Roe! q! Rskasgl: RRakiaeg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Apple Crap.
ABSOLUTELY PURE


This is banner year for apples, a crop
oil from seven to ten million barrels being
looked for exceeding any previous annual
product from one to three millions.
Prices are down 25 TO 80 cents a barrel
less than last year. with a lowering ten-
dency as the returns come In. showing
the superabundance of the yield every
where.
The bulk OF the crop comes from the
west, Missouri sending the largest contri-
button. exoesding that OF New York, in
which 1t was formerly thought that
Pomona had spread her brightest and
most spacious bowers. No American I've
or Osnone need be without her apple jack
this year and the tides Of apple Jack and
cider which will How around the land will
probably mark the highest level known,
or the gifts OF the year now falling In
the yellow leaf the ever welcome apple 10
one OF the most aboundlng aud ought to
be remembered In all rituals OF Thanks
giving and judlciously applied In all lts
feasts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
PRELIMINARY TO DIVORCE.
Mrs. Pabst Formerly Margaret mathsr.
Pubiioiy ohnstisss Her Husband.

mrs. Rabst Formerly Margaret mAther,
Pubiioiy oh.stisss Her Husband.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. s.-Mrs. Gustav Pabst,
formerly Margaret Mather, the actress,
created q sensation near their home et
Twenty ninth and Cedar streets yesterday
afternoon by striking her husband, o son
of the wealthy brewer, several times with
horsewhip What was the cause Of the
trouble no one seems to know, but numer-
Gus residents In the vicinity were eye wit
nesses to the whipping, which began In
buggy In which the couple were riding and
which ended at the corner of Twenty
fourth and State streets, whero Mr.. Pabst
wrenched the whip from his wife's hand
as the latter struck her husband a blow
full In the face. Mr.. Pabst then threw the
whip away.
But the one-sided battle was by no
means ended, for she then clenched her
fist and planted blow from the shoulder
square on his nose. Then Mr.. Pabst
moved on at q rapid pace, the woman fol-
lowing, both ontoring their home together
on Cedar street.
Gustav Pabst and Margaret Mather were
married in Kenosha in November, 1892,
but the wedding was kept a secret for sew
eral months, creating great sensation
when 1t finally became known. The bride
soon after left the stage and has since lived
quietly with her husband in this city.
The horse was allowed to stand where ii
was hitched for two or three hours, when
the coachman Of Mr.. Pabst, Sr., came and
took 1t away.
Mrs. Pabst was seen at her home last
evening, after repeated attempts by ro-
porters She said 1t was ALTA cruel, cruel
falsehood."
Young Pabst has disappeared, but his
father and other friends were out among
the newspaper offices last night and visit
ing correspondents trying to have the story
suppressed. One Of them said that the
horse whipping wns done 'only in a fit OF
temper" that there was nothing back Of
the quarrel, and that Mr.. and Mrs. Pabst
had always lived peacefully together since
their marriage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
uo, For TN. Dov.r F.,r

Buy North Side building lots- They
g row in value while you sleep
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Mrs. Annie Wigginton, 80 years old,
committed suicide near Mount Washing
ton, KY, by hanging herself. Hor mind
was affected.
DIR. Elliot II. Rogers, instructor In chem
istry at Harvard college, was found dead
In the college laboratory last night. Prob
ably suicide.
William Leonard shot and fatally
wounded Timothy Rowley at Pittsburg
because he was discharged by Rowley,
whose mill helper he had been.
Colonel Donald Cameron, aged ST. the
Oldest newspaper man in Tennessee, and
at one time prominent in politics, died
yesterday at his home In Jackson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Delaware Temperance Women.

MnFoRD. Del, Oct. .2-The annual con.
ventlon OF the Delaware women's Chris.
tian Temperance Union began hero this
afternoon with good attepdanoe from
all local unions OF the State. Devotional ex
ercises were conducted by Mrs r. d. Mat
lack, and the work OF preliminary organ
izalion was performed. This evening q
mnss meeting was held. with addresses
Of welcome from all the clergy OF the
town and from tho Epworth League and
Christian Endeayor Societies, to which
responses were made by representatives
OF the Union. The session will continue
tomorrow and Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Tour To the %a.,h.

The last OF tho PennsylvanIa Railroad
Company's very attractive early autumn
tours to the South will start from New
York In special train OF parlor cars on
October g.
The tour covers q period OF ten days.
and Includes the battlefield of Gsttys-
burg. picturesque Blue Mountain. Luray
CAyerns. the Natural Bridge, Grottoes of
the Shenandoah. the cities OF Richmond
and Washington. and Mt. Vernon.
sary expensea. ia S55 from New York, e5J
from Philadelphia and proportlonate rates
from other points.
For detailed Itinerary apply to Ticket
Agents or TO Tourist Agent 1895 Broad.
Station, Phlladelphia,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
EXPLAINED.
CONFIDENCE IN THEIR PRODUCT LED
the Shakers TO MAKE AN
UNUSUAL QUEER.

People OF this day and generation are
not dlspossd to give thIngs away. Whe n
therefore the Mount Lebanon Shakers re-
Gently stated that any one could get a
bottle OF Digestive Cordial by calling In
person Mt their New York office, 1t excited
u great deal of talk.
One OF tho leading daiIies OF the Metro
polls sent reporter to find out what was
meant. 1t developed that the prepara-
tloh In question has proven beneticiai In
so large a majority of cases that nlne.
tenths OF the people VINO are sufficiently
anxious to call Tor sample. lind 80 much
relief that they continne tho PRODUCTS use
aud tell thoir frlsnds about it. As q re.
suit very large demand has been
created.
The Shakers have q long record of su,.
cess as Inventors and their various msdl-
clnhi products have niways enjoyed
nigh reputation. The Digestive Cordial is
not only nourishing in itself but It dlgests
other fooda when taken as directed.
Sleepless nights. epots before the eyes
and sense OF he tvlusss after eating, loss
OF weighs and general weakness are
among the common symptoms OF indi-
gestlon which II promptly relieves. and IL
Is gratifying to know that such o positive
and harmless remedy as the Digestive
Cordial should have at last been devised.
In order to find whether the Shaker Di.
gestlve Cordial is adapted to your case
try small bottle. It's effect is Immediate.
For sale by nearly nll drugglsts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
French sple. In Germany.

BERLIN, Oct. 8.-Aetlng upon informa-
tion received the authorities of Cologne
have taken into custody several additional
persons who are charged with being con-
nected with what secms to be thoroughly
organized attempt to spy upon different
fortified positions in Germany No details
of the arrests have beon furnished up to
the present, as the affair Is being thor
oughly investigated by the military au-
thorities here and elsewhere. 1t is said,
however, TINT the parties arrested Mt Co
logne are either French officers or men in
the employ Of the French government.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
81. Paurs Trial Trip Postponed.

Boston, Oct. 8.-The steamship st. Paul
started for preliminary run yesterday
over the official course between Cape Ann
and Cape Porpoise, but abandoned the
trial because of the bad printing of the
boilers. The failure of the boilers to work
properly was due to the fact that the
water from the Delaware river, with which
they were filled before the ship left Phila-
delphia, was brackish. The official trial
will probably take plaee tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Infants Tap Button. to s. l5o.
Chlldren's Pat. Tip, s to 8. 800
nhIIfIrApta Gnhnoi tlD a - Am

Onlluren'e ochool tlp, y to III 49c.
Chlldren's School pat. tip. 0 to IL. 800.
Mlsees' School Shoes, pat. or square
toes, 75c.
Misses Grand Dress Shoes. Plc. Opera
or Square Toes. Csc.
Ladies' button Shoes. 2% to 2, 75c.
Ladies' Fine Cloth Top Shoes. laco, 215
to z. 800.
Ladies' Fine Dress Shoes. Square, Pic.
Opera Patent Tip or Tip same. $50.
Youths School Shoes. IL to 2. SOC.
Boys School Shoes, 2% to 81, 500.
Mems Dress Shoes. lace or congress,
Pie, Square or Opera toes., &1.1g.
This Ia rare opportunity 0nd should
not be overlooked. At any rate stop in
and look at us.
Remember. this is the peoples store.
everyone gets the same polite treat ment,
high and humble alike and what is more
you get your m oney back. on demand.
Look for name aud number. Bloomar's,
Al King srtest. Wilmington. Del, Yellow
Front.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
nnrrx wrleht.. conaltIon.

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 9.-Drs. Pepper
Boger and Bennett, who are attending tn,
veteran baseball manager, Harry Wright
issucd this bulletin last evening; "Foi
the past forty eight hours there has beer
evidence of liquid effusion In the chest
There occurred from time to time spells o
dypsonea of alarming severity. The opera
tion Of paraeentesis was performed thii
afternoon, and a quart of pus was with
drawn. Mr.. Wright is much more com
Portable since the operation"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Woud. yYanh. Wnnd.

:. Now is the time you Will need wood.
You will get satisfaction and your
1. Sergeant dealer In coal. wood
and grain. yard l06 Maryland avenue.
Oniee 7th and King streots. Phone $40
70 Large Pea Goal for family uss.
e9-Large load Of wood for s1.50. Now
is the time to order your winters supply
Of coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
CinrIs.on sheppard IN,

Glnrkson Sheppard. the widely known
Quaker preacher. is seriously Ill with
paralysis. He was stricken down while
speaking In the Orthodox Friends' Meet.
ing House at Media on Sunday, and had
10 be taken to his home In carriage. Hla
condition yesterday was not improved,
and on account OF the advanced age of
the veteran preacher serious consequences
are feared. He 10 75 years OF age and has
been preacher In tue Orthodox Friends'
meeting for more than forty years. He
was wonderfully active and clear headed
up to the tlme he was stricken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Ruined by Wheat Speculation,

MOUNT VERNON, Ind, Oct. s.-First Ma
tional bank officials say investigation
shows that Albert Wade, the abseonding
assistant cashier, took with him on Mon
day $4,000 of the banks funds. The total
shortage Is not yet known, but 1t is sup.
posed to be about $4,000 He was also
treasurer for this county of the Indiana
Mutual Building and Loan association, Of
which he is short in his accounts $4,000.
1t seems to be the old story of "Chicago
hoat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
Ernce CI,nrch ner,irn.

Rev. Robert Watt preached at Grace
Church last night. Thomas Parker dl.
rected the singing and also sanR q solo.
fort is making to have a large attendance
at the meeting for men tonight. II 10
hoped that the church will be crowded.
There will be a large male chorus led by
the Rev. +. Burgette Short. While the
mems meeting Is In progress meeting
for women will be held in the Sunday
school room.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
ExplosIon in a rIreworLs Factory,

JERSEY CRY, Oct, 3,-An explosion oc.
curred yesterday afternoon in Jacob j.
Detwiller's fireworks factory, in the Green.
vile district. Five employees were injured,
all except one of them being boys from IA
to 10 years of age. Following is list of
the sufferers: William Beckel, Carl Fake,
Earnes' and Clifford Mount and Nicholas
Lorbold. The roman candle factory build
ing, in which the explosion occurred, was
burned to the ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
nebrev FearI or IInarIl.

The Hebrew Feast OF Booths was bennn
at sunset last evening and will continue
for one week. The synagogue in tbis
city was beautifully decorated aud the
services usherlng In the feast were inter.
estinR and i'm pressiye.
The Harvest Festival was celebrated
this morning at 10 o'clock,
AZ the service this morning the children
participated and also brought oiferinns
oil fruits and flowers. These will be dis.
tributed among poor families. The chief
feature of the morning was a musical sar.
wee.
On she Sabbath of festivel week the
service will also begin at 10 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
DOVER.

Everything points to great game at
New Castle on Saturday between The
Phiiadelphia club and the o. A. @. It is
nndersl ood that Manager Hushebeck will
see to the ineld. Billy Leach Will be- In
the box and some OF his lad mIrers" expeot
to sec the LeaRuers bang him all over the
dtamond and fences. That is oil right.
Leach will surprise ths critics and the
professionals as woll and it ls safe TO bet
that no will hold his end down II he Rets
the proper support
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-03
PupiIs Take n Walk.

The pupils of Miss Bigger's school. No.
917 West Eighth street. were treated to a
walk on Wednesday afternoon to WASH
lngton street bridge and up the Eastern
side OF the Drandywlne for some distance.
The air was braclnR and the walk was
highly enjoyed by the different members
Of the party. Miss Bigger 10 popular
with her pupils and her schooi is In Z
condition. Those who have
children whom they do not wish to place
u the public schools, should consult Mas