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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
PLATFORMA DEMO-
KR ACKA

y Wolne bicie srebra W stosun
ku 1911.
p Ustep przeciw wydawaniu 0
bligacyi pahstwowych i odebrani1
bankom krajowym prawa wydawa
MIA banknot6w.
81 Taryfa tylko dla pokrycia wy
datk6w administracyi (for revenu
only).
~ Podatki dochodowe.
81 Przeszkodzenie imigracyi ne
dzarzy.
6) Kontrola rzadowa mad kompa
miami kolejowemi.
y Oszczednosc W administracyi
potepienie rozrzutnosci ostatniegt
republikahskiego Kongresu.
81 Potepienie mieszania sic. .rzad'
do spraw stanowych, miejskich,
t. p, W og6le lokalnych.
81 Liberalne pensye.
10y Wliczenie W poczet Stan6w
terytory6w New Mexico, Arizona
i wog6lc wszystkich terytory6w
lD Dozwolenie Alasce, by wys,
}a1a pos1a do Kongresu.
12) sympatya ola Kubahczyk6w
l3) Sprzeciwienie sic ,,s}uzbi
cywilnej''.
l4) Oswiadczenie sic przeciy
trzeciemu wyborowi tego sameg
prezydenta.
15) Poparcie budowy kana}61
sp}awnych.
1e) Polityczna i religijna wolnos
ola wszystkich.
~ Sady polubowe W celu "a
}atwiania spor6w miedzy pracodav
cami a robotnikami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
w. J. Bryan
nominowany W Chicago
kandYdatem ma prezYdenta

Narodowa konwencya de-
mokracka W Chicago potrze-
bowala try dni czasu, zanim
zdo}a}a przystapit do nomina-
cyl prezydenta.
Rozstrzygaiaca by}a sesya
W Czwartek, 9 Lipca.
Senator Hill z New
Yorku. zwolennik .monety
z}otej, powiedzia}:
Wiele punkt6w platformy
ca}kiem jest niepotrzebnych.
Niekt6re 50 g}upie lub ME
zrozumia}e, a inne zanadto
pachna anarchizmem. Jestem
przekonany, ze eksperyment
wolnego bicia srebra i zmiana
istniejacej waluty re strony
Stan6w Z,ed. bez udzia}u
innych wielkich pahstw, "a
szkodzi nietylko naszym
hnansom, ale wstrzyma "a
prowadzenie miedzynarodo-
wego bimetalizmu, 0 kt6ry
Rad zawsze powinien sic
starat. Kraj ten natychmiast
mia}by walute srebrna, kon-
trakty zerwanoby, W intere-
sach zapanowa}by zupe}ny
zast6j, plaza spadEaby, a nasz
handel przemys} ponioslyby
ogromna szkode. Dop6ki
miedzynarodowy udzia} W
wolnem biciu srebra ME jest
zapewniony, obstajemy sta
nowczo przy obecnej z}otej
walucie, koniecznie potrzeb-
nej do podtrzymania naszegc
narodowego kredytu, dc
spelnienia naszych publicz-
nych obowiazk6w i do zacho'
wanna czci naszego kraju
Obstajemy przy stawienil
naszych papierowych i srebr
nych pieniedzy ma r6wns
stope re z}otem.
Nastepnie zabra} g}o:
senator Till m an. Przed P,
stawil sic sam, wygrl,az;ajat VI,
nadzieje, ze izbal bedzie 'mials
0 MIN, !, pitchfork man ~ &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
! NV PoLSKICH
w AMERYCE,
AKTU POSWIECENIA k;

AKTU POSWIECENIA ka-
mienia wegielnego pod gmach
zwiazkowy dope}ni} W niedziele ks.
Sztuczko chicagoskiej para6i sw.
Trolley. W}asciwie by}by powinlen
to uczynid kt6rykolwiek popow
niezaleznych, przyjetych przez bez-
wyznaniowy rzad zwiazkowy ma
oz}onk6w liberalnej organiza-
cyl. Alec prawdopodobnie ks.
Sztuczko jest tax samo bratem
zwiazkowym, jak Koiaszewski,nie-
zalezny Kozie} tutti quanti. Oby
sic ma MIN ME sprawdzi}o przyslo-
vie: z jakim przestajesz, takim
sic stajesz...
>PUkASKI, Wis. Kiedy
|eiesla August Glubka, ktdry spro
wadzii sie tudotad ! inony, na;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16

Abonenci nasi z
Ashland, Manistee
Bay City, Lemont i
Joliet, kt6rzy W mi
nionem lecie z1ozyli
abonament ma rece
Wydawcy naszej ga
zety osobiSele - ME
chaj W tym roku
rachunki swoje ure-
guluja "a po6re dni-
ctwem poczty. Wy
daWca WIARUsA bo-
wien teraZ ME
ma czasu do podr6-
zowania, ami tel
st6sownego podr6zu-
jacego agenta zna-
lezG mOze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
AMERYkA

PLATFORMA demokrac.
ka, ustanowiona ma konwencyi
narodowej W Chicago, wywo-
}ala pomiedzy demokratami
konserwatywnymi wiele ME
zadowolenia.
Organ demokrat6w mime
sockich, St. Paulski Globe,
g}osi, re laden prawdziwy
demokrata ME bedzie sic
czu} zwiazanym uchwa}ami
konwencyi chicagoskiej. Kon-
wencya ia tax re wzgledu ma
uchwa}y swoje, ]ak i re
wzgledu ma to, ze postapila
wbrew wszelkim tradycyom
zwyczajom acknowledgement
wcale ma miano konwency;
acknowledgement ME zas}uguje.
" drugim artykule wstepnym
Globe" zada zwolania
drugiej konwencyi.
TAX samo zada dziennik
Courier Journal, wychodzac,
W Louisville, KY, zwo1ania
novel konwencyi. Wykazuje
ze konwencya chicagoska "
kazdym ustepie platformy
we wszystkich swych uchwa'
ZACH zasadom demokratycz.
nym klam zalala i nomino.
wa}a swym kandydaten
m}odego zapalehca, kt6ry
|niedawno opuscil partyS
demokratyczna przeszed} "
szeregi populist6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
TO I OWO.

FRANCYA. Pisalismy juz.
il Francuzi pod wp}ywem
Moskali, a moze tez i "a
wskaz6wkami wprost z Pc
tersburga otrzymanemi, coraz
to wiecej obcinaja prawa
kosciola katolickiego " swym
kraju. | tax podczas Bozego
Gala zakazywano procesyl
publicznych. ba nawet wy :
toczono process tym kaplanom,
kt6rzy pomimo zakazu pro-
cesye urzadzili W swych
para6ach, W kt6rych nawet
jeneralowie. kt6rzy jeszcze
poczucia religijnego ME "a
tracili, udzial 'brali. W St.
Denis, miasteczku w okolicy
Paryza. znajduje sic koscio]
tuz przy brzegu Sekwany. a
proboszcz wpadl ma mysl ola
! |obelscia przepisu zakazulacego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
IRONWOOD, MICH.

Wskutek czestego ,,stopowania''
tutejszej kopalni MORA, co dzieh
wyjezdzaja ztad robotnicy, szukae
gdzieindziej roboty, najwiecej ich
zas udaje sic do Dakoty ma zniwa,
Pojechafo takze ma zniwa do Dako.
ty dw6ch polskich krawc6w, An
toni Literski i Franciszek Kowal
ski. Wyniesli sic jako z}odzieje,
pozostawiwszy niezap}acone ra'
cHunki W clearinghouse i po pol
skdch salonach.
/ DETROIT, Mich. = Vie.
1ebny ks. Rzadkowolski wyjecha1
W goscine do Europy. Pisa} juz, II
szczesliwie stana} celu podr6zy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
laktor wydawca: HierOnim Derd0wski.

Po{udniowej Karoliny. lepsze
wyobrazenie niz przedtem.
Iillmann zaczepiajac starych
demokrat6w, stara} sic udo-
wodnit, re tylko po}udniowcy
moga utrzymaG prawdziwa
demokratyczna partye. w
ostatnich czterech latach
obywatele ma ..po}udniu i "a
chodzie przekonali sic, 6e ich
interesa So wsp6lne. DIS
demokraci ze zachodu prosza
po{udniowc6w O wyzwolenie
z jarzma. Nastepnie Tillman
liczbami stara sic udowodnlt,
re dobrobyt ma po}udniu ME
powieksza} sic tax predko jak
ma p6}nocy. Tillman zaczepit
Hilla, zarzucajac mu, re
dawniejj wystepowal przeciw
Clevelandowi a dis go broni,
/ oSwiadcza. ze administracva
Clevelanda jest niedemokra-
tyczna i despotyczna, re
odstapi}a Cd zasad tax drogich
wszystkim Amerykanom ko-
chajacym wolnost.
Bry an z Nebraska wy
g}osil bardzo dobra move w
obronie wolnego bicia srebra.
Nova ta zwerbowa} sobie
wielu zwolennik6w. GdyBryan
skohczy}, przystapiono do
g}osowania.
Przy piatem g}osowaniu ma
demokratycznego kandydata
do prezydentury Stan6w
Zjednoczonych pablo ma
Wiliama Jenningsa Bryana
Nebraska 639 g}os6w, gdy
ma czterech innych kandyda-
tow razem pablo gfos6w 288.
Uczyniono nominacyaBrya-
ma natychmiast jednog}osna.
Wybitniejsi populisci, kt6rzy
bawia W Chicago, zapewniaja.
ze Bryan zostanie indorsowa-
ny ma konwencyi populis-
tycznej, kt6ra sic odbedzie
wkr6tce W St. Louis.
w. ]: Bryan urodzil sic d.
1890 marca 1860 W Salem,
Marion Co.,, Ill.
Ljczac lat IS wstapi} do
akademii Whipple W Jackson
vile, ILL.,, a we diva lata
p6zniej do tamtejszego Col
lege. luz tam znany byl pod
nazwa boy Orator.. w r.
1881 ukodczy} tam studya i
przyby} do Chicago, azeby
uzupe}nic prawnicze swe
wykszta}cenie W ), Union Col
lege of Law i w biurze
Lymana Trumbulla.
Jako adwokat, osiadt ma
prod W Jacksonville, Ill. a
potem przeni6s} sic W r.1887
do Lincoln, Nebr., gdzie
mieszka dotychczas.
Przez demokrat6w zesta]
obrany cz}onkiem kongresu
przedostatniego. Wkr6tce W
kongresie da} sic poznat, t,jako
najgorliwszy zwelennik vol.
nego bicia srebra.
PAM Bryan odebra|a wy
ksztalcenie W akademii Jack.
!. sonville, I'll. Jako panns
!: nazywala sic Mary Elizabeth
II ~ I, s.s$#}s3 sSfS5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16
TELEGRAMY.

Kuby). - Zaraza z6}tej febry
zwieksza sic dnia ma dzieh,a
z pomiedzy chorych az &C
proc. umiera. w Santiago
45oo zo}nierzy hiszpahskich
ley W szpitalach. W
Havanie W szpitalach znajjduje
sic 5000 pacyent6w. w Ma
tanzas niepodohna nadazyt z
grzebaniem zmarlych. Obawia-
ia sic take wybuchu cholery
ma wyspie.
KAIR wv E,gipcie). Umiera
tu codziennie okolo 800 ludzi
ma cholere. Zaraza ia tez
wiele ofiar zabija pomiedzy
wojskiem ekipskim W Wadi
HaIfa. Cholera take juz
grasuje W rnieScie nadmorskim
Alexandra.
BERLIN. w szpitalu W
Gdansku, prey Oliwskiej
bramie, zaszedl wypadek
smierci ma cholere.
PINAR DEL RIO ina
wyspie Kubie). - Dzielny
dowodzca powstahc6wAnton
Maceo zmarl z ran, odniesio-
nych W bitwie. Brat iego
general Jose Maceo zyje.
PkOCK Nv Kr6lestwie
Polskiem.) = Tutejsza kapitu.
Ia obrala biskupem ks. Kos
sowskiego, sutfragana dye
cezyi kujawsko-kaliskiejj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16

TEMPERANTY " Stanie
Iowa, korzystaiac z prawa.
ze W obrebie 900 stop Cd
kosciola i Cd szkoly ME moze
sic znajdowat saloon, po-
budowali koScio}Y ma
kolach i przewoza je, szcze-
golniej W malysh osadach, na
pr6zne grunta obok saloonu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16

procesyi W ulicach odbye
takowa ma wodzie. Wynajeto
tedy statek i Gala procesya
wraz ksiezmi i Przenai-
Swietszym Sakrameptem udaia
sic koscio}a ma pok}ad
statku. Mer mjasta by} W
kiopocle, co czyni6;; przygla-
dai sic wiec brzegu proce-
sy1 i wzywa} proboszcza
znakam', azeby wraca} ma lad,
lecz proboszcz ME zwracal ma
to uwagi. Procesya odby}a sic
ma wodzie;; spiewano pobozne
Plesnl, odprawiono ceremo-
ME; W ko6cu wyladowano, i
ksiadz proboszcz wysiadaiac
ma lad, udzieli} jeszcze
b}ogos}awiedstwa merowi.
TURCYA.Do miasta Wan
W Ma}ej Azyi wpad} oddzial
z1ozony z 1900 Ormian
napadl ma ludnosc turecka
mszczac sic "a dawnieisze
rzezie;; przy tel sposobnosci
pablo oko}o siedm set osob.
Konstantynopol.- Bez-
ustannie szerza sic pog}oski
0 wzrastajacej zacietosci, z
]aka prowadzona jest walka
ma Krecie miedzy wojskami
a powstahcami. Z Camel
donosza, ze kretedscy DO
wsta1cy spalili znowu turecka
wies W dystrykcie Boukolis.
WoJska tureckie ze swei
strony ME oszczedzaja zbunto-
wanej ludno5ci, bo lie
MONA skonstatowae W czterech
okregach spali}y SO wsi. W
ostatn'ch dniach napadli
powstar1cy znienacka wiekszv
oddzia} turecki i wycieIi 900
ludzl; - blizszych szczego}6w
brak.
ELDORADEM ola gim-
nazyast6w stanie sic Nor
wegia. W}aSnie onegdai
uchwali} tamteiszy parliament
wykluczyc planu nauk W
gimnazyach jezyk }acidski.
lamtejsl zatem gimnazyasci,
ktorzy ME wiadomo nawet.
czy sic tax beda mogli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-16

przez to uzyskaja rozkaz
zamkniecia szynkowni. Gdy
juz .,djab}a'' wypedza, ,,mu.
fuja" "dalej ze swym koscio}em,
szukac innego djabla do
wypedzenia.
PSZENICA licho sic tego
roku obrodzila W Dakocie,
gdyz czwarta Geese ziarna
rdza zniszczy}a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11

Seventh ward Democrats met last night
Frank Jeapde!l was chairman and James 3
Gibney secretary James McVey wa:
elected delegate to the state convent!c2
and William Lya!I, alternate. This va:
adopted:
I'VE heartily endorse the candidacy OF
Peter J, Ford for the Office Of govcrpo
being man Of sound business principles
and marked executive ability: sound and
Straightforward in his Democracy, we
recommend him as being peculiarly f:.ni
Cor the office Of governor. His popularity
would add strength and assure success to
the entire Democratic ticket"
The Democrats are having trouble with
their allies, the Single TAKERS The Sow
enth ward meeting last night % e,eg. a
delegate to the STATE convention, It ts
charged broke up In cOntus.on. dus to
the fact that this Single Takers had an
overwhelming majority IN tho meeting.
They claim that they had at least four
men In the meeting to one of The Cppos..
ton.
The Democrats we're unab,e to elect a
chairman and Frank Jeandr!l, the ward
committee man, presided. TheY nominated
Frank McNey for delegate, and the S!ug.e
Takers presented Tie name Of william H.
Horau. 1t was imMci ately declared tha:
Koran was not a Democrat ami could not
be elected in a Democrats meeting. Ths
windlords claimed thai they were as much
Democrats as the silver men a. Chicago.
Wien tha motion 70 elect McVey was put
there was a faint aye vote aad big nay
yo.e. Desp,te this Jesnlell who acted "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11

| All the Yanigans will take a straw ride
to oakwood, three miles below Salem, thi,
evening, and delightful time is OK.
| pGcted.
| Band Master Harry Blythe returned to
| Wilmington on Saturday to obtain more
music for the band
Joshua Cox is considered the largest
man IN the camp and has received several
medals for his working qualities.
Handsome Lewis Hance falls in love
with every young lady that passes the
camp.
The residents of Ponnsville think camn
lanigan tho most gentlcmanly set OF
fellows that have campod here this sea-
son
Thomas LeeCh, Louis Hance, Harry
Blythe and Lucus II. Allen accompanied
by their lady friends, took a delightful sail
down to Delaware City on Thursday
Joshua Coxo will go on honey hunt
Friday night and large quantity Of honey
Will undoubtedly be secured
The Iangans beat tho Churchhill base
ball team on Saturday by the scoro of to
O.
Thomas Liotch last night conducted a
memorial service in honor of Deputy Sher-
i'll Tucker who loft camp last night
All the members Of tho camp attended
divine service Sunday morning and the
pastor preached an appropriate sermon,
Robert II. Simms chief steward will
produce Uncle Toms Cabin before camp
breaks .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11

The Grand Army of the Republic of
Delaware has arranged with tho Balti-
more a. Ohio railroad Company for special
accommodations to St Paul on the occa-
sion of the meeting Of the National En-
campmont. Tickets will be sold to the
public alta rate of ?35 for tho round trip,
good to return until September 80. A
special sleeper will be attached to the ex-
press leaving Delaware avenue station 4. 80
p. IN, August Goth, running through to
St. Paul without change. Tho cost for
berth has been fixed at tho low rate of
$500. Diagrams of the sleeper can be seen
at the Custom House, Wilmington, or at
the Delaware avenue b. & o. Railroad
Applications for space should be made as
early as possible to Peter B. Ayars,
Custom House, or H. A. Miller, Passenger
Agent Delaware avenue station, Whining
ton, This is tho cheapest rate that has
ever been made to st, Panl and the public
should avail themselves of it to make a
visit to the great Northwest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11
MITCHELL ( BASH.
ZIG Market Street.


| In the year 1903, probably in the eight
or ninth month august or September),
was one day alone in the field and observe,
that the sun shone clear, but that mis-
eclipsed the brightness Of its shining.
AS reflected upon the singularity o.
the event my mind was struck into q
| silence, the most solemn / ever remem
bcred to have witnessed, for it seemed a.
| If all my faculties We're laid low and uu
| usually brought into deep silence. l saiu
| to myself, what can all this mean? l dc
not recollect ever before to have been son.
siblo Of such feelings l heard voice
from heaven say:
This thou sceSt, which dims tho bright.
ness of the sun, is Il sign of the present and
coming timos. ! took tho forofathcrs of
this country from the land of oppression
planted them here among the people OF
the forCit
II sustained them nnl while they were
humble l blessed thcM and fed them and
they became numerous people, but til, v
have now become proud and lifted NJ,
and have forgotten me who nOurishcd and
Protected them in the Wilderness and are
running intocvcry abomination aud evil
practice OF which the old countries are
gu lty sani r. have taken quic.u udc .rr, IN
the land and suffered Il dividing spirit tu
come among them. Lift up thinc ewes
and behold" And saw tham dividing in
great heat. This division began in the
church upon points Of doctrine 1t com.
menced in the Presbyterian Church and
went through the various religious de.
nominations and in its progress and close
its effect was usual the same.
Those who dlssentod went off with high
heads and taunting language; and those
VINO kept IN their organized sentiments
appeared exercised and surroWful; and
when this dividing spirit entered tho SC.
ciety OF Friends it ragged in as high d,.
gree as any had before discovered and
as before those who separated went with
lofty looks ana taunting. consuming Ian.
gllngo those who kept to their ancient
principles retired by themselves.
1t next appeared in the lodges Of the
Free Mnsons, and it broke ont in appear.
0ncc like II volcano innsmuch rs it set the
country in an uprUar for q length of time.
Then it entered politics throughout the
United States, and did not stop until it
produced civil war and an abundance Of |
human blood was shed in the course Of the |
combat. The Southern States lost their
power and slavery was annihlatcd from
their borders. Then monarchal power
arose, took the government of the States, |
established national religion and made |
all societies tributary to support It's ex.
penscs. saw them take property frCm |
the Friends to o large amount.
l was amazed at beholdng all this, and
heard voice proclaim, This power shall
not always stand, but with this power |
will chastisu my church until they return
to the taithfulncss of their fDr,ilthrrs
Thou scest what is coming on thy native
land for inquty and the blood Of Africa,
the remembrance Of which has come up
before me, This vision is for many
days"
had an idea Of writing 1t down for
many years until IT became such burden
that for my own relief have written It.
1 L..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11

LANCASTER, Aug. 10.-Lancaster knock.
cd McCatforty out of tho box in an inning
and half to-day and Amole was substi.
tutcd. Tho lattor was fairly effective, ex-
cept in the fourth inning when some rank
fleiding G by Wilmington helped along Ian.
casters good batting. Dolan, the new
pitcher secured by Lancaster from the dis
banded Dubuque team was compelled to
retire after the second inning on account
of illness, due to the intense heat Ycager
finished out the game, and was hit hard in
spots, although two bad errors by Henry
IN the sixth were responsible for most Of
the runs scored by Wilmington in that in
ming Gallagher was o. n his play, his
errors proving costly. TIA bright particu-
Lar star of tho game was Lnrocquc. Lam
cust2r,s new second bascmnn Knocking
out home run in the first inning with
two men on bases, and putting up u great
game in the field. Score:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11
Watching the Eilibusters.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE revenue
marine officials are bestirrlng themselves
to stop the departure of any of the fill
bustering expeditions making ready to
sail for Cuba, and have established close
watch at all Atlantic ports over the move
lnents Of suspicious craft. The Colfax is
lying near the suspected steamer Com
modore, at Charleston, and teegraphc
orders were sent to tho captain Of the cut
ter Boutwell, yesterday afternoon to go to
Jacksonville at once to aid the collector at
that port in keeping under espionage the
Three Friends. A watch has also been
fet for The Laaraaa, which has slipped
down the Delaware, and is believed to be
nbout to take men and arms aboard some
where off the Jersey coast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11

DETROIT, Aug. IA heavy wind and
thunder storm which swept over this city
Sunday afternoon resulted in the drown
ing Of five men in the Detroit river, and
several yachtsmen had very narrow es-
cape5 after the capsizing of their craft.
Two were rescued after swimming nearly
IL mile from capsized boat. Joff Judd
and IL stranger woro drowned. Tho cap
sizing Of the yacht Corsair caused the
drowning OF Frank Hughes. William ].
Theimcr was drowned from the yacht AL
bcrt,. John Hclke, Jr., was drowned while
swimming near Pcchc Island.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11

LEAvENwoHTn, Kun, Aug. l1.-Wi!l-
lam Chndhurn managed to escape from
the Kansas pcnitcntiary on Sunday by q
smooth scheme. During the preaching in
the chapel he obtained permission to go to
the toilet room, Instead of doing so he
went to the guards dressing room and
put on n suit of citizens clothing. There
were many visitors at the chapel, and
Chadburn managed to fall in with them
md marched out, passing three scts of
guards. Chadburn is II Coifcysville des-
perlGo and was committed two years ago
under twelve years sentence for high
way robbery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11
Conneoticut Heat Victims,

HARTFORD Aug. ll,-YesterdHy was the
hottest day here since 1873. The maximum
temperature was % degrees, though pri.
vate thermometers on the street registered
aoS degrees. Reports of prostrations and
Deaths caused BY tho heat are received
from all sections Of the state Tho list Of
peath includes: John Michael, aged 10,
and James Dillon, 3s, of this city; James
y. Howard, %, Of Now Haven; Mrs. Peter
Whalen, ~, Of New Britain; John Freder.
lick, 42, and Patrick O'Shea, 45, Of West
Haven; Thomas Miller, 85, Of bridgeport
iAlbert Nourss, Of New Haven, attempted
suicide while crazy as the result Of the
heat, and will not recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11

BRIDGEToN n. j., Aug. 1.-The death
of his wife yesterday so affected Francis
Candy, aged 63 years, that he committed
suicide soon afterwards Candy and his
wife lived in Saycrs Neck, near here.
Shortly after the death the old man slipped
but of tho house, He went to she'd and
fastened gun to the roof so that it would
point toward the heart He then pulled
the trigger with string The whole left
side of his head was torn away by the load.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11
Gave Their Lives for Others

BENTON HAREoH, Mich, Aug. ll.-Four
persons were drowned in Lake Michigan
Sunday afternoon at Double l. Gap a
mile north of here. They were; Martin
Manning, James Buttcrick, Frank Yer
ring and "Frcnchy," stranger The
men, with dozen others, were bathing,
when two of tho number who could not
swim were caught by the undertow and
the Others went to their rescue. Two bravo
fellows lost their own lives in the effort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11

On Thursdays, August &, 13, 20 and 27,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
run excursions to the Upper Hudson"
under personal escort,
A change in the leaving time of the spe-
cial train from Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia, to 7.34 Il. m, instead CT 7. 90,
us heretofore will enable residents of Nor
ristown, Chester, Wilmington, West
Chester and intermediate stations TO con-
ncct with the special train at Broad Street
Station. On the return trip the special
train will arrive ut Broad Street Station
IN ample time for passengers to take rcgu-
lar trains that night to their homes.
A stop of one and IL half hours is made
at West Point, to enable cxcursionists to
view the world renowned United States
Military Academy.
In order to insure an earlier return to
Philadelphia than heretofore, the stop ut
Ncwburgh will be omitted, although
steamer will run to II point off Ncwburgh
and there turn.
Tickets will be sold from Philadelphia
at S2 30 for the round trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-11
The BrOoklyn's Trial Trim,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1l.-Workmen are
busy at Cramps shipyard preparing the
cruiser Brooklyn for her official trial trip,
which is to tako place over the govern
mcnt course off the New England coast,
between Cape Ann and Cape Porpoise, on
Aug. "a. The big ship was taken from
Cramps to the dry dock at League Island
navy yard today. H,sro her bottom will
be scraped and painted, and she will then
DO in racing trim.