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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-14

RiNaUs ZsSslss cure Nysc UsahkA .
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
GO3ML'Y STRUCK A STRADDLE.
A Woman Carried Her Tax TO tho onlce
In Racket Made OF Mckinley Tin.

A Woman Carried Her Tax to the ONCE
In Racket Made of Mckinley Tin.
Deputy Tex Collector Thomas r CORN
leg, Of the southern district. WAS almost
psraly zsd this morning while performing
his official duties. A woman walked Into
the office carrying q Mckinley tin bucket
In her hand Mr. Gormley thought she
had been down In the market purchasing
dew berries or something OF that kind.
How much Is my tsxi' she Rsksd.
After getting the name and address
and looking up the blu he sAid 1T is
sac rs
"Well just take your pay out Of that.
she said. banding over the tin bucket.
Mr.. Gormley thought he was being
made the victim Of joke, but when he
glanced into the Mckinney tin bucket he
saw that II WAS half.hlled with Bryan
silver dollars He dumped them out,
counted them over. gave the woman heI
bucket aud receipt aud, as she passed
out. he turned TO Collector SAyers and
said
American tin and silver. Well that's
the biggest political straddle that I've
struck since l worked for Jimmy Magee
out in the Fourth ward"
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
Work Of tho Local Post oaos

The WILMINGTON post cffice, as shown
by the report just filed, did the following
business during the year ending June 30,
1895: Receipts from sale Of stamps,
stamped envelopes. postal cards, etc
$40 626 73 box rents. $577 65; sale OF
waste paper. etc 800 35; total S77 2l5 72.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of postmaster
aud clsrka. &l5, 500; sp' cal delivery ser .
vice. 1866 40; miscellaneous expenses.
S53 CO: rail way post offi,e clerks. 81 4lO (;
letter carriers. $24 Sl2 65; incidental sx
psnses, free deivrry system, $4OS 6l /;
office furniture. $50 IS; deposited with
the assistant treasurer In Philadelphia,
934. .022 II
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES.

Tomorrow morning at Covenant Re
formed Church. Rev @. n. Hendricks the
pastor, Will preach TO the Star of Bethlehem
Lodge of Orangemen.
Professor E. K Sherman, of Temple Col
lege, will occupy the pulpit of Wesley M. Il.
Church, both morning and evening.
Rev. William A. Walhng will preach on
"Failure of Catholicism In America" In Dela-
ware Ayenua Baptist Church tomorrow even
ing.
Rev. A. T. Scott viii occupy the pulpit OF
Goodman Al. r.. Church to morrow morning.
--E. II. Cochran. Jr., attorney. was the pur-
chaser of the William X ch6rdson property Al
Ihirtieth and Iatnall streets, solo by sheriff
ellis Yesterday afternoon. Tho price paid
was S7O0.
Give the baby sterilized milk from
Diamond Dairy, 2ot Jefferson st. Phone SD,
Also best quality or milk, cream and butter.
Rev. Joseph B Turner, OF Dover. addressed
one OF the Christian hndeavOr meetings IL
Washington last night.
The union caup-meeting at Beulah Park
BOOthwyn. commenced 90 day and Will COZ
tinue for one week.
Rev. A. \. KeigwiR viii return from ths
Christian Endeavoi Conversion At Washing
ton tonight and viii speak at West PreaBy
torian Church tO-norrOW night on his personal
observations at the convention.
The public installation OF the ofieaFs G.
Crusade re- Temple, No. 2. Ladies Of the Gslder
Eagle. will be held Tonight.
REV. George Q. Hall, of ct. Johns Church
now has his wheel and his practitioners ar
waiting for his first appearance omit.
Register of Wills CrOssAn has grantes
letters testAmentary upon the estate OF Mari
HornDy. late OF ChrlstiaDa hundred. u
Howard Wilson.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
CHICAGO TO WILMINGTON.
THAT IS THE VOYAGE MADE BY CAP
TAIN PAYNE IN THE YACHT DO.

She is Now Lying at tho ship5ard OF the
Harlan and Hoilinksworih Company for
Ropairs-she VIII Return TO New York
BS tho Inland waterway.
Oae Of the handsomest and stsunchest
little crafts that ever came into VIII
mineton Is now lying at the shlpyard Of
the Harlan & Hollingsworth company.
She la the yacht Do OF Chicsgo, Captain
Payne, owner and master.
The Do bas two masts and though only
q feet long she spveads wide area Of
oanvass She Is fitted with n napths
engine which can be used In oalms. The
little vessel rs at the shlpyard for some
slight repairs
In the Do Captain Payne has Just hn
ished a voyage OF several thousand miles
With his two sons be has sailed In hei
from New York TO Wilmington by wa,
Of Chicago.
De went up the Hudson river. bl
canal TO the great lakef, thence by thl
Ohio canal to the Muskeegon river
thence by the Mississippi 10 the gulf
From the gulf Captain Payne came Nortl
by the inland waterway Through th
Oslo canal the little boat lost six pro
psliers the water being only 80 inche
deep while the boat draws 43 Captaii
Payne says that every we'll regulated
Ohloan living along the canal consider
it his duty 10 throw into IL anything
that he wishes to get rid Of.
Captain Payne stopped at every poln
of interest on the way, the trip beinl
entirely for pleasure. Hs spent som
/ time In Florida bat was not at all favor
impressed with that state.
He Bays they csn raise nothing what
ever there except oranges and water
melons They have 10 pork OF beef o
milk or any vegetables worth eating
He says that newspapers have for year
been buncoing people into going 4
Florida aud that many Of them who hav
| spent their last cent 10 20 thero nov
find no means OF returning and or
unable 10 make living
He laid up bis boat at Peneocola las
Summer aud returned 20 his home b
way of the steamer 60 New FORK. Oh
the steamer we're a miaister and his wifi
who we're returning from Florida sfter
/ residence Of several years. The minists
had resigned his charge there. In n
sponso to question by Captain Payn
AZ to why he lad left, the minister said
. "TheY can raise nothing In Florida bJ
) oranges As result Of the heavy frost
! there will DO no orange crop for eigh
years. DO you think that people Wit
r out any means Of subsistence nave Al
{ use for a minlster2'
From Wilmington the Do will
to Nsw York by the inland passage. ri
is very tAstefully fitted up and h
q every convsniercs A CANVASS roof pr
. tects tho cabin from the weather.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
lBUT LITTLE INTEREST TAKEN.
Republican and Addtoks Primaries This
Afternoon Promise Few IntsrestiDg
Features.

Republican and Addioks Primaries This
Afternoon Promise Few Interesting z
Features.
Little interest Is manifested In the
Republican pIimarias to-day because
there will be no contest The regular
Republicans have forced the Addicksites
to hold primaries OF their own and to
hold their own State Convention. Under
snch conditions 1t Is not likely that there
will be any friction The voting will
begin at o'clock this afternoon and
close at z.
The result Of the regular Republican
primaries will be to ssnd the following
Wilmington delegates 10 the Georgeto wn
Convention. there being practically no
opposition to the states ses up In tho
several wsrds
First wArd-Daniel Ross, Allen Smith
AlArnates, John Brown, H. Il Entrl
kan
Second wArd-Thomas w McVav,
William Sayers. Charles W. Cooke. q H.
Roberte. Alternetes Charles Sparks,
Jr., Thomas Burrows. John W. Thomp
son. Robert Serson.
Third wsra-J D Carter, Thomas
Holt, Francis Hoffeokar.
Fourth ward-Joleph Wlgglesworth,
Vernon o, Robinson, Robert Lewis
Alteruates, Emmett StidhRm, William
Davies, Samuel Stanley, Jr.
Fifth ward-Bonja amiu Nields. f. e
Bach, Walter Postles. James 3. Moore
d. @. Knowles. Alternates. Charles M
Smith, William & Grinnsge, Peter H
Black. James B Hickman, Harry W.
K Chairs.
Sixth wsrd-Anthopy Higgins, David
R Smith. Edwin @. Moore, Leonard e
Wales, Jr. Wilson Hsiuslsy Alter
mates, n B Morrison. w r Grocen
George M. Fisher, ]. h. O. Macy anC
Asbury Hill.
Seventh wsrd-William Q Spruancs
Washington Hastings. Henry g. Mors,
James M. Smith and Daniel P Hamilton
slternstes. Francis H. Hodscker, Alex
ander h. Mason, George A Elliott. Johi
Bailey Moore and Richard d Weeks.
Eighth ward-Robert Spence, Jane
H. Morris, John T Murphy. William Il
Caldwell and Samuel TllghmHn. Alter
mates, William Wlnthrup, Samuel T
Brown, Fred Eberhardt, James B Solo
mon and Edward Anderson
Ninth ward-Dr. e q Shortlldge
William H. Grlffin and John LINN
Alternates. George @ Watson, Natha
Laws and John smith
Tenth wsrd-Gsorge L StradleY, Jr.
Robert Keenan,. Alternate, f. B Tey
lor Edward AbrRhRms.
Eleventh wArd-Frederlok Tsohan'
Alternate, Elmer pill
Twelfth ward-Jsneu P Ratledge Al
A. g. Anderson Altsrnates, Villa,
Pyle and George Giles.
The full list Of the Addicks nominei
for delegates to the Dover oonventio
together with the county oommitteeme
was published In the EVENING JoURNl
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
DECEMBER AID NAY IN JULY

The Bride over Sixty. the Groom Under
Eighteen, but They Are Now Quo aud
the Family Is Kicking
The residents of the section of VII.
mington known as "Lhe Forty Acres, T"
are very much exercised over a recent
wedding. Ia which the factors were q So
years old bride aud II years old groom,
which occurred during the past week
The story Is shrouded with a certain
amount Of mystery, such as Is natural
when the fact is taken into consideration
that the parties most intimately con
cerned are averse to publicity, bat SO far
as could bs asoertAined, the story is as
follows
The bride is q widow named Klrkpat
rick, residing on Gllpin avenue. whose
husband died about a year ago Sue has
passed the age Of three score The
groom is young man named Charles
Davis over whose head but seventeen
Summers have passed and who Is the
son of we'll known stove dealer In the
Forty Aofes.
Fof some time past young Davis has
been visiting at the kirkpatrick house,
but no suspicion existed that he was
going to see tho widow. His father was
averse to his Visits. however, Rnd gave
him tho alternative OF ceasing them OF
leaving the home roof. He left and bis
mHrriage followed. The newly married
couple spent their honeymoon at th.
Clay ton House.
Mrs Davis has two grown up sons, and
they are highly indignant over th'
affair She owns property In the fort,
acres while he has nothing.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11

by turns but never freezln'. know we
hain't goin' TO hgger much at the prima
ries, bat, as l was sayln before, burned
II that meetin' up there hain't mine. and
I'm goIn' TO have IT, IL can't git 1t to-
night I'll git 1t tomorrow or some other
time. Them fellers has got the gall OF
beef LIS my mestin and they're only
usin' 1t fuc awhile without my consent.
I'm have it IL It takes until
after the next general election. may
not get the hundred on account o. that
there pulse.feeln' dodge of DIR. BAlis,
but III be burned II l don't get that
meetin' ~ l have to walt until them
fellers get done with II. II don't"
Bat the Gas King. with q Wild shrek,
fed into the stygian dsI Iknese.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
A DASTARDLY ASSAULT
Made BY an Unknown Negro
on a Young White Woman.
HE OARRIEa HgR A BOGUS MESSAGE

Her sistor Accompanies Her on HeF Er-
rand and This Defeats the Intention of
the Msn-Tnen He strikes HIS Intended
Victim In tho Face and Escapes.
A dastsrdly assault and It Is supposed,
an attempt at rape. occurred at an early
hour Wednesday. About 30 o'clock,
negro, who is at present unknown, but
who is thought to belong in Brandy Wine
village, went to the house of Thomas
Lindsay near the Brspdywine warehouse
Of the Jesspp and Moore Paper Company
and told Miss Rose Lindsey, who Is a
relative of DR. James l. France, of No.
224 West Ninth street, that Mes France
was seriously Ill and Dr. France had sent
him, the negro, after her
EDId Not Go Alone.
Miss Rose, believing that the letter
was genuine. at once prepared TO go TO
the aid OF Mrs France. but as IL WAS 80
late In the night asked her sister, Mary
to accompany her. This evidently was
not rs the negro had anticipated, aud he
accompanied the two young women to
their destination safely.
On resching DIR. frances house the
negro remarked that he heard some one
up in the back part of the house. and
suggested that one of the young women
60 through the alley and then let the
other in by the front door. Miss Mary
proceeded to follow this out. while Mics
Rose and the negro waited on the front
step.
The Negro Assaults Her.
She had scarcely disappeared when,
without a word the nsgro dealt violent
blow directly In Miss Roses face. AL
though It knocked her down, 1t did moi
render her unconcious aud she screamed
loudly, bringing Miss Mary to her as
sstsnce and rousing the balance of the
family. By this time the negro had fed
/ The sffair was reported to the polio
but, up to date. no elus has been found
as to his identity Miss Rose aside from
n sorely bruised face, suffered no serious
injury. There is every indication thai
the negro had evil designs on her, which
the presence of her sister defeated. No
one WAS Ill In DE-. Frances family snC
of course no such message had been sem
to Miss Rose Lindsay.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
Win do to nIontreal i.

The steam Yacht Alceda. owned by
George w Chids Drexsl. repaired by the
Pusey aud Jones Company, will 60 from
WILMINGTON to Montreal. whore, with
number Of friends, Mr. Drexel will join
her She will stop at Boston to receive
a steam launch After leaving Montreal
Mr.. Drexel aud party win cruise along
the 81. Lawrence river aud the coast OF
Canada
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
Funeral Of Charles smith.

The fenerAl Of brakeman Charles
Smith, OF the w. & N. railroad. who was
killed In the West yard, Thursday, viii
occur to-morrow from the Braudywine
club rooms at 2 o'clock, and intsrment
will be made at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
Members Of Delaware Lodge. No 23l,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
Ireinmen. Engineers. Conductors; Tai
leyville Lodge. K of p, aud st. Georges
Castle, No. 3. Knights OF the Golden
Eagle, will attend The inquest held
last evening resulted Ia verdict Of &C
oldental death
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
The weather.

In the Middle ststes aud New England to-
day partly cloudy 10 fair weather and fresh
westerly to eouther y winds Will prevail,
with slowly rising temperature and posi- ly
local rain on the coasts On sunday. in
both OF these sections. fair and partly
soudy weather will prevail. with slightly
higher temperature aud soutnerly winds. and
possibly local thunder showers on the coast,
and on Monday fair, warmer weather, pre-
ceded bS rain.
New York Herald Weather Fofecasts--The
disturbance cent al in Ontario yesterday
morning will cease TO affect this section to-
day, but local rain may occur on the New Jer-
sey and L0cS Island coasts. The warn
waven IN the for q Northwest lwhere the max
iuum temUeratures excet ded ninety degrees
yesterday will move eastwardiy over the lake
region. Temperature will rise slightly IN the
Central and Middle Atlantic States, except on
and near the coast Inns.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11

The Norwegian steamsphiD Leon, from
Philadelphia for Port Antonio. arrived
at the Delaware BreGkwater with her
machinery disabled. She afterwards
made repairs and proceeded. The nature
OF the dRmsge is not known.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
would praw petter Now.

remember when Bryan was In VIII
mington seveval years ago. said Re-
publican to an EVENING JOURNAL re-
porter this morning. He was brought
here by Lundy b. Kent, aud spoke In the
Davidson Building. his audience con
sisted Of twenty .thres men and two
women. Bat you may bet your boots
that he would draw better now"
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
rhey spsat J Pleasant DE-.

About sixty children from the Home
fer Ffienaless Children enjoyed q
pleasant excursion yesterday 10 Bir
mingham Park, ou the w. & ~ They
had transportation and lea cream
free through the kindness OF the w. 4
N. managers. ARD harry w. Lowe aud
Thomas B. Smith at the park.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
ro.morrow At qraes NJ. u. ohnrob.

Tomorrow at Grace M. E. Church.
Rev. Merritt Hulburd, s 7. D., Of
Grace NJ Z Church, will take ss his
theme tomorrow morning, "The Better
Country" The evening subject In the
series Heroes OF the Faith" will be
"Ssvonarols, the Martyr Of Florence. p"
The hour for Sunday school has been
changed to 0 30 and the morning service
will not begin until 10.45 In the even
ing the Epworth Lssgue will meet at z
O'Clock, when d. c. Conrad ahd j. w.
Crum will speak Church At o'clock.
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rn ihn Grnnnr. nnd Lobhera.

We sell only fresh Delaware eggs,
recrated, fue butter--all at Philsdelpbia
Wholesale prices. Goods guaranteed. G..
w. SPlcER, 1O6 East Fourth street.
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To tho Public.

Whereas it has bsen discovered that
aome interruptions deelers, ia Whining.
of late In the habit OF selling inferior
goods OF other brands from our
''Kossuth" boxes, ostensbly AZ our
cigars, this is 70 give notice Of that fsct
to QUE customers, and to the dealers In
question that further offenses OF this
kind will be punished to the full extent
Of law covering such csaes out Of justice
TO ourselves JACOB LAEGsDokF's Sons.
Philadelphia. July 10rh, 1896.
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Great Rsduotion An Rates.

81 2j for the round trip to Rehoboth
or Ocs.n City. via Philadelphia, Whining
ton & 3 fillmore Railroad, July 10 and 30
Special train leaves Wilmington at . "a
a N Grand outing for the family
Childrea hslf price.
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Alcazar aud Romona are ths best high
grade wheels ever offered In this city.
Scs them. o. O. KING, 106 w. 7th street.
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HOTELS.

WINDSOR HOTEL,
w 5th Ave. 46tn to 47th Sts., New York.
THE COOLEST HOTEL IN NEW YORK.
Unsurpassed IN location and perfect in all
appointments. Free Coach and Baggage TO
and from Grand Central Depot by giving us
notice. American plen, 81 er day and up
ward; European plan. Sl5O per day and up
ward. Music during sinner. The travelling
public will find this delightful. C0ol and
homelike hotel.
WARREN f LELAND. Proprietor.
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Ohrce Seventh aud King. Phone 545.
81. T Sergeant, dealer ia ccal and wood
EB Large pea coal for family use
Oak or pine wood. large load 81 90.
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For ths best line of bicycle sundries, "a
to Kings, 100 West Seventh street.
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HAD Hor sIaohlnsr1y Damaged

send Postal for New Day. Also New HiEht
Circular Of Goldey College.
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DO You smoke?
Then DO not forget to- ask Tor "City
Market" manufactured by h. + Bourbon
Second and Shipley. For sale by cigar
dealers