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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

Samuel c. Flippen died at his home. In
Manchester. AT o'clock yesterday after
noon. lie was iG years OF age. and was
for q long time merchant at Crewe,
va. His remains viii be taken 10 Burke
Vile tomorrow for burial. Mr.. Flippen
leaves eight children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

Belvin (captD. Quarter Back. Richardson.
Managers-High School. James Sweeney;
Church Hill, G. n. Lumsden. Umpire-R.
Walden. Referee-"Dutch" Fubank.
Linesman-A. Foster. Touch-downs-Hps-
comb. 2: Anderson. /; Schoenoult. J..
Score, % to in favor OF the High School.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

ATLANTA. GA. October Sl,-The bet
ting was Oh the Caroinians In the foot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Randolph-Nincon Won

30 '"l.iit.lAMsLCRG, VA. October a.
N''''ALj-In the football game here this
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THE HIGH SCHOOL WINS.
The Boys Beat the Churcb-IIill
Lads In an Exciting Game.

A holly contested game of football was
played at West-End Park yesterday az
ternoon between the East-End Athletic
Club. Of Church Hill. and the Richmond
High-School team. The game was int
resting from start 10 finish. and althoug'
il was soon evident that the Church-Hn
boys were outclassed. the boys Of tho
East End played piucky ball.
The features OF the game were the
good playing OF Jones, Schoenault. Ander
son. and Wood OF the High School, and
the tackllng Of Talman, Hawkins, and
Garrison. of Church Hill. The lineup was
as follows:
High School. Position. Church Hill
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MOVIMIENTO DE BUQUE9
uNTRADAs DE TRAVEsfA

De New York vsp amer Elibn
Thompson, LAtimer = FernaLdeg
CON essga general para varios.
De Hsbaus, sap esp III L VIll&
verde, s. de Exquiaga. Palacis
y 90, 20 psQuetes tAblIllas de CO
drc. a. Vicente y Co, 100 CEs ci
garriIlop. Scrs de A. Figueroa Y
90, 80 cLs CigarrllIos. Pastor Puig
l OF tabaeos. Rotnlada, l OF plata
RCunsda, 6 bits efeCtos.
5FJFg RHxRADAs Oh CABorAJH.
b. 0ol. esp. "Pepito," de Arroyo.
Col. esp. "Providencis," ," de Ia
jardo.
Col. esr. "Olementlna," de H.
macao.
EaBdra. esp. "Paquita," de Aguad
llas =,
CO.. esp. "Joyen Clara," de Nj
ysgieE.
jardo. ;,
BdSa. esp. "Marla Artau," d.
YieQues.
yap. esp. "Vasco," de I'll ruts.
sALDAs DR TRAvnkIA.
Einguna.
aAEEpAa ID CAsOTAJA'
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k:@s"-
Las sehoras que padecen ameno-

Las senoras que padecen ameno-
rrea, que no tien-n la indisposlci6n
mensual de costumb'e, deben reeurri.
a la "Apiolina de Cha poteaut, que
provoca y regulariza aqu6ila
Sc nos anuncia que algunos farma
ceuticos hacen reduccioneS sobre el
precio de venta del "Sandalo Midy";;
0 dehen, pues, escuehar los jovepes
las proposiciones de baratura que SC
les hacen en- detrimento de su salud,
y tendran la seguridad de curar con
tapidez.
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tFA. 7a{l*AJN

! vap. esp. "Ivo Bosch" popdiente.
! Gel. SAP. ''OoaoeDci5n." 60 ga ps
ra Agusdlia, ALay%saos Ponoe.
! &c. vD2. .Glet nS0, desoargAudo
! 6dza. eap. "P. 4e n NAkoaoo," os'
g@ pae" VleQues.
| Col. cap. India" pendient8.
Sol. eep. p. lie Afeel5o,' oargs
paya Arroyo y Ponce.
0oi. easf. "PepltJ,' c&Fga pa
AFgoyo.
Co. esp. "Provldensia," cas "a p
RS Faj 4Gdo.
Col. esp. "Olementina," carga ps
"a N.gu@bo : Humacac.
Bdsa. esp. M4clA AEtau. caEgs
psEa Vieques.
Bdga. esp. p Qui4s,' caIga para
Agasdilla.
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de asombrosos resultados. FL expire
sado remedio Sc administra en- obleas
y ST. inventor garantiza la curaci6n de
las personas que 10 usen, y el alivio {
mejorla desde Ia primera GAIA.
Este afamado eapeclhco 10 recibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico D. Fidei Gui.
llermety.
A LOS ENFERMOS DEL EST0MA-
Go.-Se les recomienda mucho, mu-
Chisimo, el va afamado Elixir Es-
tomacal de Sainz de Carlos. DE
venta en- la Farmacia Duran, San
Justo 81.
INTERESANTE.-Para la conSarvs
oion de los sellos de gonna es indis-
Fcnsable que la tinta que con ellos Sc
cmplea sea especial.
En- el BOLETIN MERCANTIL, de A.
Lynn Sucesora dc Morris, Sc venden
tinta especial y de superior calid. d
para seIlos de gonna, y almohadillas
permanentes dc todos tamafios y CO.
lores. Con el u5o de dicha tinta Sc
conserva la elasticidad de los sellos,
que sc hacen iaatacables por los insec
toS.
ALNANAQUE PAR1SIEKsH, AHO
ISQ7.-Con la puntualidad de cos
iumbre ha venido visitar nuestra
Redaccion esta notable publication de
Ia Casa Rigaud y Clermont", de Pa
ris, tan amena como sempre por su
parte literaria, en- la que ademas de
belIisimas pocsiaS y risibles ocurren-
eias, encontramos una novelita ma
gistral de Marcelo SchWob, atamente
dramatica y flosotica. Los dibujos
son del inimitable pintor pari-
siense M. Alberto Guilaume, y la
novedad por excelenc:a son las pagi
mas en- colores; tanto las acuarelas
como la relscion de los prine
Sles prOductos de esta casa son yer
deras obras de arte que NADIA deian
cue pedir. Bien haran los lectores
en- solicit2r sin demora este lib:ito en-
las farmacias, donds Sc reparte gratis
pues tan luego sc conozca no tardar
tn agotarse. Nuestra enhorabuena
los Sres. Rigaud y Clermont.
VELADA.-Hemos recibilo e. pro
Crama dc la que debio celebrar ano
che en- Ponce la Association dc De
pendientes de aquella ciudad
Agradecidos.
CAMINOS.-Nos escriben que i 5
camiuos de Canovanas a Juncos est
horribIes; eI tango llega hasta las Da
nastillas de los caballos
Rufgase al Municipio de Lola a
diria una mirada de piedad los eN
pre3adcs caminos. =. y Sc sirvA arre
glaros.
En reciprocidad, mucho azrad4c
miento.
SlNILsrRO. - Refere un coles
que en- la costa de Arecibo nautl ago
ma goeta lng!esa, que ioa en- laStfr,
salvGndose la ttipula ion.
NUEvO JUEz -Ha to nado pose
sion uci uzgado dc 1: Inst4ncla {
Catedral el may dist,ngr' ca al'er.
Y excelente tuncionario 81, d. Maria
no Perez de Setien.
lie felicitamos.
REPERTORIo HIsT6RICo DR
Puerto Rico. --I1emos recibids con
atenta dedicatoria el primer cuaderno
de la obra que con aqusl titulo estA
ublicando eI ilustrado Medico y
hombre de letras Sr. D. Cayetanc
Coll y Toste.
Leeremos dicho euardsrno.
Y muy agradeeidos.
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.NAI4I3.!G2!0 ljG UL2RAnhR

33533!) J Se5la as2t, .qu
regular estos derechosg y for
malarios cor4plet0s para la so~
t'citgzd dc 3 J1Dilac30negv Viude-
dades y 0yfandndes, p0r Dor
Andxcs z. 0lier0, ex~Inspec-
tOr dc T. Rnse1a1za y DEaestro
pRbgsco d9 AIad~gds
EoIjeG0 d2dicado al Sx Qase6
por esta Isla.
Vaadasa On eata 1opTe4Us
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4ANTORA.T.. T..

Viernes, 1I.-San Damaso,
papa y confesor.
Sabado, Il. La Aparicidn dc
Nucstra Sc0or2 de G1alllapa ae
M6jico, y san Donate J coinPa
1lcros m4rtires.
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SALvAl7R hi.SIlS.
PLAZA DE ALFONSO XII ,-RICc

Complete surtido de sables, cspa--
das, divisas para los sefore5 ofciales
del Ejercito y Armada, condtcoracic-
nes, emblemas para los fuocionarios
de Telegrafos y Hacienda, escudos,
kepis, escarapelas, teresianas etc.
Sc fabrican GORRAS reglamen-
tarias para la Marina de guerra y
mercante, cuerpos miitares y dcma,
dependencies de la Isla.
Escudos de lana estampados par:
banderaS.
Surtido de m1sica impresa.
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DE PU ER'To RTOO

Tai &c 10 por5ad& do Oh folieto
1ue acs ba do cditsrse eu essa Ce~
70, obrs del DiTec1or d8l B0LKTIR
MRRGAETn. ContIene 60pAgtues
de lecsufs. en 4? s4ayors y, oomo
20 ha snuncsa1o, 81 oadle& ai ilasa
sre Jefe dsi Ps.et.ao "Uni6n Uopp'
situci00al' u& Cats, Excmo 8s
Marq05u-,le Apezse8uisa Consis'
ns al ssA usoats psogeama:
" Dadicatogi&. ~- Preiudios. -
DessgxolLo del piAa.-ConsidOra'
e.ones.-El pEeambu!o sxposici6n,
-Log Mun:c,plos.-La CAmaEs
InanIsr.--Ei Consejo.~-El Gobar'
nAdos Gsasrsl.-L& hissoT.a ~~s4.
legAliaAa..--l.sa Ia q saa6n saprens.--
nA kop&r%e.on =.
| EL foltso 70 ofrece en las ei
4u,enz.3 e3ad;ciong3s
" .@- ,Isf >.,~,.-.-,., 80
CV4 .-@. <4g.s ~ 1.fg. =
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WATERLOO :. y,sr;'IE..0''
LIZA MEN CRfTICO
DE LAS PRIGCTpALEs TD0RfAg
sO98R QJ3 DESCAReA E1 EDI 4 OF
RoLfTZoo EoDDago,
lisa
DON lGNACI0 pjbz GAMBIA
e.STcs Dni "solErIs. AsEeAa1L..''i "a PsIagss4I'
DEDlCAT0RlG.


LA RAEog DEL TI1uxO
5uGARIO--Luoheocs cs.~-M deba3
CumpIidGs-l4a geuogaoi6n Que gu
no.-La lusJiola hamana.-Pretex-
r0s oriminales. - Ia formula Gel
pr0gfeso.~-Nl pEogEeco y eQa ma
nifest&oiones.-La opinion pGblioa
Ill perlodismo.--Lo que dotse s01
el peEiodismo.--L0 CUE as hoy IL
prensa.--La pEensa y las loyes.~~
"a politioa.-Lo que debe ssr Ia
po.!ti0a.--U6mo se ..:eaoeu LOS rcl..
ticos'--SJh.-.4o n&Can los parados.-~
! 44os pEogramas pOiitlcos.-~Axtif-
clos polltlcos.--El 0arn&val poLgi-
so.-Mlsozlas p0iitiO&s. -- sineari-
dad poii5io&.--E&nassAnl0 petite;
LA 0aGnOcE&s.lse.-~4'rl4@ls1l0 s1l0s 90.
isl& cxA 34a~:;:s. .--~ & sl&aIl0s QrzQuoyalt
oog.--IS 411szah &38.G5 sl.s,t .a.:. l..
! uE&YI21 tx Ia &Se.ao;5t5.. -. l.. -. ~
o0lAara da1ec1&,. .--- La, 2=.s.a...s I'd 81
Gs5si. sy ohl~+s1i IA a. aaA.2 >Glso.-
/ La tgnA4G&4 aE4ss A@s "a. 5..--,Jd4 81
uoEanta,~--.@sss -4>}---as8. <.s.s,s.--14,ss 4uY
1us n4o&ex0c)se~--IAss 1e3Y4s.. 4...it.l.. :.
Las hne@as&a.--~54'52ta3-oSl , ~a1s.--
35i l1E4liieS2l< 1850 + ss s,4A<44.as x1xAx,
slGd0x&s --OAn9oE a<geias4s-~-AnEahx
;EaE@s 2 &ncA4a9l@Go Xii mugu1 G
ES2s eT2s3Ges, ,---,Alla vaia nxaYs.--1lo.
lego 7 GonCiUsl0&.
| De venua.-~~An i& liz. ygeGga d.
| BOLzTIM MKROAExIE..
/ Pxeol0.-~U4 paso aSauua2s@ CO;
tav0s alemDlax.
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TRAFae{h >

B rg. esp. "Juanita," poodt'.ie
Beg eep. Be&rels, ssrganfo.
B rg. e1p. Segundet, pendieote.
Vsp. esr. Mar'e, des c&rgando.
Vap amer Elihu Thompson, des
cargandc.
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~ s. e. EG'G IlAA. AsA. q.

RECoNBNDAMOS la "Digestna
UIrici, que eS un nuevo mcdicameutc
que bien puede califcarse de efcaz
en- las Intermediates del e5tdmtg0 y
dc asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
sado remedio Sc administra en- obeas,
y su inventor garantiza la curacion lie
las personals que 10 usen, y el alivio {
mejoria desde Ia primera GAIA.
Este afanado eapcc1fco 10 recibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico d. Fidei Gui.
llermety.
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DE- TENADURIA De LIBaCs
ainplidoadsda pos La ap.jc&oicn d.
l@ regis iAtailnle Fara a4oaEtsse {
deooUr a ei acreod0r, aoompnnad..
ds numoEos0s UjemplUs Go Ualc2lt>e
0ero@ngliea, poE q. Masr1A, U4aduoJ
do Go Ia 70: edl0ion ingitsa por 4
G. Beck, bajo III lnmeoaata lnnpt G.
oldn de! @utoE. .4s Tn tomo elegSnte
me1to 9ucuaeos3rDA.so,s $40 en IL
lDLHaEG& go E1.c-4A.
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SEATED 'E'sKDL
PROFESSOR DE PIANO CANTC

PROFESSOR DE PIANO Y CANTO
Habiendo fjado ST. Residential en-
esta Capital, ofrece sas se!vicios a los
padres que desecn conha,le la ense-
1anza dc SuS nj1cs.
Sc hace cargo d: las afnac'ones y
composiciones dc pianos pues cuenta
con elementos para ambas cosas.
Precios modicos.
iRecibe ordeneS colle de la Cruz, 81
4 en- S9nturcc, casa de don Juan t
Turull.
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faDac0 Cd rala del pals

Venden ! precios modi0og B. a
eliaadaHexmAa0 en- 90 almacen
10 ogtals8a n6meE0 10.aa
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EN VENTA.

Una casa terrera sta en- la ca
lie de San Sebastian, mum. IS.
Intormara D. Jose Lopez, For
taleza mum. 8.
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BOLIVAR kRRUZAY Ca.
IL TBTU Mi

D
lInsoepiatGs I'm .Ga1orss de
nfoviaion&e Veuta Dor mayo
DCenos 90 la antigas E aerad4 ts.-
Ia F&bgloa DO EdaEoroa. eefa 5la D.
IS 0n Eaa0' lroev
kIarOss BOIJvAR.y CGNILL.
-Dep6sito Ta&uzn i,
A&entes DC Is aofa1i9adS msYoa
do cigarrillos pal@rlto. Bellega =
Jbertad,
F8b1los &c noores de soaag olssez.
2iGa.
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<$12xG LOCAL.,
s1BRlN0s ne E:z9UlAeA..
&OEIALHzAA, III

Osss &s GtFoa y eomisloass.
AgSn$sS II los YapoEes"oosssos Dc l.
'2npshia 1FnsRt!entica 7spaHoIa.
AgOnssF ds ID Ii &s los ssTorss L.
E'nags y Oo-s IN liverpool.
ldaHi idem &. E. Fletcher Go.
Il. <oompafita dis Flecha''( aa ID.
ASentss as,ia Id &s los ss6cyQq ], r
Sss&ass Y Co., Linss do "eerrs'.
A8sntss ia BshE, BshEepd y Roye
Ii 2sa o. ''Aarya''.
A2s0tss dsls C"mpaGis Ss Esgaro
'ontts iRee2sios Ssneainads ia" 1s.
<@''. IS.
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A LOS ENFERMOs DEL EST0MA-
Go.-Se les recomienda mucho, mu-
chisimo, ell va afamado Elixir Es-
tomacal" de Sainz de Carlos. DE
venta en- la Farmacia Duran, San
Justo 81.
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Co. esp. "Petre,' para Areoibo
D NS = ACH ND ~
Ningnuc.

UP1RA CLONES uEBC 81 sSs E8 PTO-
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" 4 &1 p!sE s~a4.-.~> 50
GV1 .- s.. <4s.s ~ 5.."e. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-11

INTERESANTE.-Para la consarva
oion de los sellos de gonna es indis-
Ecnsable que la tinta que con ellos Sc
cmplea sea especial.
Middletown transcript., 1896-08-15

FROM all that we read and gather
Mr.. Bryan's speech of acceptance at
Madison Square Garden in disappoint-
ing. He was received enthusiastically
by the crowds on his trip across the
country and in New York, but he
failed to meet the expect ations of the
people, the dramatic effort at Chicago
had given place to dull argument and
the expected enthusiasm was wanting.
1t was trying ordeal in such weather
and Mr.. Bryan must have been re-
lieyed when it was over.
Middletown transcript., 1896-08-15


ton, the home Of the Republican presi-
DENTAL candidate. to ihh6t Mr.. Bryan's
train. called upon Major Mckinley TO
pay their respects to an American citi-
zen and they we're welcomed most cor
daily. And Mr.. Bryan in bis speech
at Canton said. 81 am glad in this
city, the home of my distinguished op-
ponent, to testify to his high charac-
ter and personal worth. shall be sat
isfed If, as private individual, 1 may
be able 10 stand beside him in public
esteem. /" The sentiments are worthy
OF the nominee Of great party and
were applauded by the neighbors of
Governor Mckinley, as they deserved.
If all the partisans Of these men would
follow their example to use argument
not abuse they would save themselves
and their friends annoyance.
Mr.. Singerly, owner .of the Phila-
delphia Record has withdrawn
from the Democratic ticket as an elec-
tor. Mr. Singerly month ago was a
honorable man.according to the general
belief but now tshe has been bought by
the goldbugs." This is ridiculous be-
cause Mr.. Singerly has more than
enough of this worlds goods, il there
was no other reason to disbelievs the
assertion. "Bourke Cochran has been
hired to talk against Bryan" is the
only answer some men can give to the
eloquent Irish Democrats refusal to
support their nominee. It is on a par
andpresumably just as truthful as their
declaration that 'Mr. Bryan has been
and is in the employ Of the wealthy
owners of western silver mines" Let
the issues be discussed In moderation
and with reason since if the past is any
criterion for the future, gentlemen
now opposing each other may soon find
that they agree. But above all let the
patriotic editors frown down any at
tempt to array one class or set of men
against another. 1t is un.American
and has its dangers.
Middletown transcript., 1896-08-15
AN EXCLAMATION DESIRED.

AN EXPLANATION DESIRED.
Man is said to be creature of rea-
son. Delaware Republicans should
show themselves reasonable and should
act from the dictates of reason. Re.
publican newspapers should lead in this
matter and by plain statement of
fsets should aim at the truth. All are
agreed that many important issues are
involved in this campaign. and the way
for Republicans to get together is to
consider the truth and then act with
reason.
The TRANSCRIPT has query to sub
NIT to Mr.. Addicks special organ, the
State Sentinel, for information. It is
the substance, 50 said, of Mr.. Addicks
speach before the members of the
National Committee at st. Louis:
So / made Mr.. Higgins Senator, and
defeated him.
1t is not of the defeat that we inquire,
that is understood, the how and why
and wherefor-but in what way did
Mr.. Addicks make Mr.. Higgins Sen
ator The Sentinel has said that AZ
the time of Mr.. Higgins election Mr.
Addicks was not known to a dozen
people down the S ate. Mr.. Addicks
statement is very strange one except
with one explanation that 1t is false.
There may be ahother. Ifso, what is itp
II the Sentinel will not explain per-
hsps the other papers which are oc-
casionally favorable to the Addicks
cause win do 20. II does not matter
90 70 the source Of the explanation, 90
4 is made-August 1st, 1896.
Middletown transcript., 1896-08-15
THE MASSES AND THE CLASSES.

THE MASSES AND THE CLASSES.
We deeply regret the efforts of some
of our exchanges to array the masses,
so called, against the classes in the po-
litical campaigH. That which is good
for the employer is good for the en-
ploye and all such efforts are but the
acts Of the demagogue. There is dan
ger in it. Not SO much in conserva-
tive Delaware as elsewhere but in this
country every man isa freeman or
should be and is as good as any other
man or should be. Character not
property makes the difference in men.
A victory Won on any such special
pleas threatens the very foundation of
society. In Washington we knew an
$500 government clerk, almost always
"dead broke" who had two standing
grievances against fellow clerk whose
salary was 30 per cent. less: One was.
that the economical man was not al
wsys ready to loan five or ten dollars
to his friend ~ and the other was
that his economy, and his appetite it
is presumed, directed him often to the,
cheap but neat restaurants in WASH
ington. This was q privilege which
the spendthrift seemed to think should
be monopolized by himself when he had
not the money to spare TO do better.
1t illustrates the unwarranted feeling
of "ths masses'' towards "the classes, .
those Of the masses to-day who could
if they would be Of the classes to-mor-
row. There should be no such distinc-
lions and we protest against such sp-
peals to ignorance and prejudice.
Let the newspapers take 4 lesson
from Mr.. Bland, Major Mckinley and
Mr.. Bryan. On Monday Nj. Bland
with . large company Of Democrats
who had gone from Pittsbure to Cam
Middletown transcript., 1896-08-15
j. F. McWHORTER.
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Prohibitionists of the State met in
Dover on Tuesday land nominated Danie
Green of Newport for Governor and Viii
liam Faires of Smyrna for Representative
in Congress; electors, Henry M. Silvers oi
New Castle county, Jefferson Cooper oil
Kent County, and William w. Vincent Of
Sussex county.
At the meeting of the Addicks county
committee in Wilmington last Saturday to
discuss the nomination of a county ticket
there was sentiment endorse the Republi-
can ticket, but Mr.. Addicks requested no
action and none was taken. There was
quite difference of opinion. Committee
adjurned to first week in September.
1t looks very much like the nomination
of Hon. Peter J. Ford for Governor by the
Democrats next Tuesday. He has every
Wilmington delegate behind him and
others from rural New Castle. He should
not be turned down because he is Catho-
lie nor should he be favored before or after
the nomination for that reason.
There are six doctors on the Addicks
ticket nominated on Monday last. Their
services will be needed on the evening of
next November election and the morning
after. Not before and not long after."-
dover Index. But there are those who
oppose the nomination of physicians be-
cause they cannot afford to give up their
practice and they necessarily neglect the
duties of the State when elected.
The following telegraphic item is spec
ial interest to Delawareanss
New York. Aug. IA letter has been
presented by Frank Stephens, head of the
Democratic Central Association of Phila- |
delphia, and Col. H. Martin Williams, |
Clerk of the Missouri Legislature. who |
came from Dover. Del, for that purpose, to
Hon. James K. JONES'. chairman of the |
Democratic National Committee. 1t pur-
ports to give the true statement of the
troubles of the Delaware single tax men
and alleges that their arrest and incarcera-
ton in jail is direct effort of anti-Bryan
Democrats to punish them because they
favor the election of the Democratic nomi-
nee. The letter warns Senator Jones that
Lrue-biue Bryan electors must be selected
in Delaware who are willing to stand by
The single takers.