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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11
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The case Of Maxwell Brother, Va ths
Trinity College students has been ssttlsd.
The bu1nses session Of the Qhsstiap
S M ~ Soelsss Of Asbsss ohaaeh ~
Rev. George l. Wolf has resigned The
pastorate Of The First Methodist Protestant
Church. to take effect next March.
DR.. Ezra Tinker will Represent Asbury
Church ct the International Christian
EndeRyor Convention ut San Francisco In
July,
A Sunday school, Of which A. l.. Foster
will DO superintendent, will be opened In
Shellpot school house.
The Proyident Ice Company will build
an ioe dam at Cedar Knoll on the VII.
mington and Northern railroad.
Bishop Coleman's class at old Sweedes
Church will open three days fair In the
parish building tonight.
Professor II. 8. Goldey will address the
G. A. X. memorial meeting on May 81, In
Smyth Post rooms, Third and King streets
Mrs. Charles L. Simmons who has been
sick for some three weeks is convalesoing
and rapidly recovering her health. -
Tho throwing Of circulars around the
streets Il nuisance and makes them
look unsightly. The practice should be
stopped.
Captain George K. Rudert, OF the vii.
mington Bicycle Club. has appointed Por-
lee Sisler first lieutenant and George Cor.
nell second lieutenant Of the club.
The team Of Jacob FLAW, butcher of
Wilmer, Pa, ran away last evening from
Second and Harrison streets. Part of the
harness was broken.
The fdneral of Mrs. Annie g. Bradley,
wife OF Dr. Horace Bradley will take place |
Wednesday morning OF II o'clock, from
her husbands residence, Marshalton. Del.
Ten Dollars are offered for the return OF |
. black coin purse that was lost In the
Of Fourth and Market
streets, containing "a Is and gold ring
Miss Evelyn Egbert Of franklin, Pa,
has been appointed physical instructor |
md Miss Mary W. Pyle Of 1ondon9f9vS. |
Pa, primary teacher at the FfehdS
School. "
William o'Brien Of this city was one Of |
,hs cabin passengers Of the steamer Lena |
which was burned of the Delaware Break: I
water on Sunday. Mr.. o Brien was on his
way to Mexico.
The assignees Of the defunct firm Of |
1eald and Co, bankers and brokers, have |
instituted suit through Attorney William |
J. Hilles against numerous persons whose
James were found on their stock book for
mounts claimed to be due the firm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

If.|I A.
Robert Tomilson = ne sasss u alise'
| !. M a.. James h. Smith I Visiting friend
Bsnja,nin .. Shaw and h. H. yothersil
I've In New York city.
M..ss Marie Y. Acton Is being entertain
cd by Philadelphia relatives.
Miss Edith Barnes, Of this city, has re
turned home from visit to Pottstowh.
Mrs, ]. Mcdonald and infant son are
visiting relatives at Coatesville.
Mrs. j.. O. Farra took part In amateur
the9trlcals in West Chester on Friday
night.
The Rev. =. B. Short. pastor Of Epworth
Church, has been admitted to read law by
the Bar Examining Committee.
Supreme Chief William O. Brown, of the
Knights of the Golden Eagle, Is attending
Q session Of the Grand Castle, K G. E., In
Baltimore.
Mrs. Edgar Zielian and daughter have
gone to Plainfield, N. Y, and New York
visiting relatives and will return In about
two weeks.
Albert Ingram, of Kenneth Square, Wis.
lied friends In this city on Sunday.
William Lamborn and Howard McFar-
land, of Marshallton, made trip to this
city and return on their wheels Sunday.
The family Of ]. Norris Robinson will
summer at Judge Lore's farm near Belle,
vue Station.
Timothy Toomey, of Coatesville, Is tax.
ing vacation, during which time he will
visit Philadelphia, Wilmington and Ches.
ter.
Mrs. James I. Chandler and daughter,
of this city, are visiting relatives In Ken.
nett Square.
Mrs Lille Hill and several other Will
mingtonians rode their wheels to Kenneth
Square on Sunday.
Captain John Sullivan, of this city, &C
by his wife and daughter have
been the guest Of friends at Marcus Hook. |
The Rev. Dr. Milligan, pastor Of First |
Presbyterian Church was in Baltimore
r
Mrs. G. H. Kerr and son Willard, Of |
are being entertained by |
Captain Edward Heaoock and family at |
Marcus Hook,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

SOME inventive genius could realize a
fortune by getting up patent rubber life
preserver or bruise prevention, when TAX
ing headers from the frisky bike. If Cliff
BRENNAN and Lewis Thomas had had
orc OF these patent bike bumpers on they
would not have felt so badly on striking
the ground yesterday, when their bikes
served them so badly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11
Christian Endeayor Officers.

The Christian Endeavor Society of the
X. h. Church last evening elected the fol
lowing officers: President, f, l.. Harrar;
vice.president Miss Eva Lowber; record.
ing secretary, Miss Lizzie Patton; chair
man of social committee, Miss Sadie
Green; prayer meeting committee, George
Way; lookout committee, Miss Clara
Mynich; UNCONVENTIONAL paper commit.
tee. Miss Leila Mynich; missionary com.
mittee Miss Laura Harrar; temperance
committee, Mrs. George Way; treasurer,
Miss FLORENCE Shanan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

By the breaking of tandem on which
Clifford Greenman and Lewis Thomas
were riding down hill on the Philadel.
phia turnpike near Holly Oak yesterday
afternoon, they received injuries which
have confined them to tteir homes. The
men were rendered unconscious by the fall
and show severe cuts and bruises about
the head and body. DR.. j. p. Pyle is at.
tending both men and hopes to have them
about again in short time.
nj. L. Davis, Jeweier, . E. 9nd 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

IT begins to look as II James F. Early,
Editor Powers bondsman, would have to
pay that one thousand dollars into the
court, as the editor is non est. HE who
fights and runs away, lives to fight anoth-
er day If DR.. Slaughter has a spark of
the milk Of human kindness in his bosom
no will not allow James Early to pay that
forfeit bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11
WILMINGTON FOLKS AT DOVER,

A number of Wilmington's young folks
were present at a very enjoyable dance
given by the g, L. g. Club Of Dover, at
the honie OF Miss Lenora Moore in that
town on Friday evening last. Those pres
ent from this city were the Misses Sue and
Margaret Carter, Leon Lloyd, Frank
White, Ralph Crum and Mr.. Hancock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11
HIS FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY.

Ludwig Melchoir, the poet of the Della
ware Saengerbund celebrated the fiftietl
anniversary Of his birth last evening at hi
residence, No. 81 West Second street
The Delaware Saengerbund serenaded hin
and were invited In and treated in roya
manner. Refreshments both solid and
liquid were served in abundance Hi.
friends retired at a seasonabe hour wish
Ing him many more birthdays,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

THAT garlic and onion stencil that hung
over our city yesterday afternoon, gave
warning that summer was fast approach
ing 1t was only another little mishap at
the Liebig Chemical works on the Christi.
ana Creek. We hope it won't occur soon
again, it's sickening and some plan should
DO found whereby the smell can he over.
come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

En- I: &: s I s|;i;; !:
p. llyI II aflai Rritai& Prssldsnt B.
" AAspeh at ths Diamond Iatqh Com.
pany 9f Hiinoll, ras pfsss1t, with Edwin
K. t !4G " look after The Interests Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

Powell has on his fish stand to-day in
the Third street market, good assert.
ment Of shad, herring trout and white
perch. Call early and get first choice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11
Imported
Printed
Organdies

at 1910. Never be.
fore shown in the
American market for
less than Csc.
It always gives us
great pleasure to
place before our peo'
pie something that
is really valuable
without being out of
date, or merely good
looking having no
other merit than a
low price. In this
case the goods are
new, fine quality,and
the best of colorings
and styles, and the
prices l24c instead of
Csc. An exhibit in
the window will give
you an idea of their
qualities. More at
the Wash Goods coun
ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

The Womsn's League Of Wilmington
wiz hold its first public meeting In tbs 10.
terelts OF the industrial School for Girls,
ct Eslon Church, Wednesday evening,
May H. at 6p. m. The needing will be
addressed by Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, Of
Washington, D. O., president Of the Ma.
tional Association Of Colored Women.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

nsy MzyA Tinker pfcpsssl 10 dsvsse
Ysr. Ss y y n; ,s zine this s au aaS e e:
sfies Nv. HOP HsSsSi ';j NV .aSsl
i 5s.; . S.. s 3 k; 1s sS|
June That Boy Himssif-who Shall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

WAR and rumors of war have been the
result OF the depressed times. Word comes
that the Beers are preparing for war
against England, owing to the aggressive
attitude assumed by Great Britain in 70.
gard to her possessions in South Africa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

WITH two Democratic candidates in the
Fourth ward. the Republicans should have
walk over. By all means put up a rep
resentative Republican and his election
will be assured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11
BIRTHDAY % ]!
s CELEBRATED
Ludwig Melchoir Serenaded-
Young Folks at Dover Enjoy
Themselves Immensely.

Recommendations Tor this column shoull
oewritten on ono aide OF the paper ouiy aud
addressed "our Gard Basket RBPUBLtoAN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

The Supreme Court on Monday denied
hearing of the Trans Missouri freight case
IN which was established the principle
that agreements among railroads with ro-
spect to traffic rates, are in violation of the
Anti, Trust law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

400lb. Shorts ct 20 o. h. Sen Auben
Scrap Better Quality CSC. Durstein East
Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11
Musicale,

A grand musical snsertsinmspt Will b
rendered ss.t T. oda ssl!oEs Hal n,shlsaSs
IL In store for those who pay the 10 cents
admission fee and hear L.
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h,,or,,.n T,undvy 6Oo Watt Trcuk "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

The friends of the Delaware Construc.
tion Company arc highly elated over the
passage by the House yesterday of tho bill
allowing the withdrawal of that corpora
ton from the Cherry Island Marsh Com
pany while the Cherry Island Marsh
owners are oorrcspondingly cast down.
The Construction Company will fill in
their IS acres, which will cost the company
some s72oo When this land is filed up,
the biggest part Of the work of the road
to the river will have been inausurated.
1t is the only chance to get the road to the
river and that Is the dream OF numerous
Whining tonians before Gabriel blows his
horn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

Wa have besn sayins u he nzpusll'
GAN from ttlas = sinai - ~ pemoersH
had troubles q their own Last nishps
msetins Of the faithful. brought out thu
bad blood In several Of the wards. which
Is the outcome Of the big eight between
the Pat Neary and the p. J. Ford adhsr.
ents II will be q battle royal from now
until the polls close In June. Pat did his
fighting backed by Hon. 4. L. Martin OF
Dover, during the Convention which
nominated Ebe W. Tunnel for Governor
Bad blood was then stirred up and 10 now
cropping out and the fight promises to bs
interesting in every ward In the city.
Even the Mayor will be In the fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

WHO owns our streets? Not the prop.
erty owners or tax payers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

CARD BASKET.
Dr. Brinokle, who has been ill, has re-
covered r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

M. F. Davis, Jewsier, . E. snd J.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11

CIVIL service is all very we'll where it
docs not affect Democrats in the employ
Of the Government, but decidedly bad
thing when its affects Republicans hold
ing Office in the different commissions in
our city, which are controlled by the
Democrats. With the civil service rules
enforced as ex.Presdent Cleveland laid
them down, the next President of these
United State will surely be Democrat.
Nothing will BIO able to stem the tidal
wave, The Republicans want tho Federal
positions filled with men Of their political
faith and no other The whole system is
farce and tho sooner it is done away
with the better for the success of the Re
publican party. If VIM. Jennings Bryan
had been elected President, the people
would have seen how much he respected
Its teachings. By this time he would have
cleaned OUT every mothers son of the
men who are holding Office today in the
Government employ. 1t would have been
tbe greatest house cleaning ever witnessed
for years amongst the Federal employees
Then why not President Mckinley? There
are hundreds Of good, honest, capable and
deserving Republicans out of jobs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-11
The Bribery Investigation.

The investigation of the bribery com.
mittee is likely to prove complete l2zle.
Senator Pyle did not want money to in
duce him to vote for the Cause divorce bill
neither did Mr.. Mccullough, but still
they thought $1,000 or $500 would be ne
cessary to secure the divorce. Senator
Pyle would not take single dollar from
any one, still there were other men who
thought that a member could not be ex-
pected to pay his election expenses and
give his time to pass private bills, without
receiving some compensation, and Mrs.
Cause being quite wealthy could well af
ford to remunerate them As Senator
Pyle did not want money to pay his cleo.
tion expenses he should have given the
names Of the members who did want it.
The independent men should speak out
and let the bride takers bear the stigma
attached to their illicit desire for money.
The Messrs. Hoffecker may thank their
stars that they are safely beyond the reach
Of the boodlers, and their reputation is
such that it will remain untsrnished not.
understanding anathomas that may be ut
tered against them.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-18
A ROMANTIC MAnnIAGE.
A Soldiers Son WEEDS the Daughter of
His War Time Friend

New, York. May i7--rho marriage
NJ Prof. Henry Elmo Koyes. of Column
'bla College. 10 Miss Mary Louise
ward when takes place Hi &c. beof
church next ThurHday morning. has In
Il a touch of romance which had ~
origin In war times The prospective
bridegroom IA son of the famous Ma
ior General w. D. Kcycs, who died
abroad fow years ago ana whose
resting place AZ West Point Ia marked
by a magninccn, monument. placed
there by .hc government During the
war General Keyes formed the ac-
nuninthnco OF captain q. r. Lulirvll
wars II in the daughter 81 this young
a'ncrr that Prof Keyes Is 10 wei AZ
ter 4ae war General Keycs Ven, 10
Europe. whrro he remained with hH
family until his death During his res.
.drnoo n Europe General Kcycs had
hts spn Henry lu school at Paris. ana
latter sent him b Heidelberg. where
the young maH not only disiingulshe,
himself nH a scholar but made name
for himself 40 durlist
when young keyrs returned 70 this
country ha became attached to the
scientific dvpartmen, of Columbia Col.
icgr. II was mere accident by which
the professor mot Miss Ward. tho
daughter ot his fathers soldier friend
Prot. k-ycs was wishing friends lns,
SUMMER at Sew brighton. s,nien isl.
and ana mot Miss Ward ~ her rra-
doHcc thrrr.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-18
THE PHILIPPINE
RESURRECTION
All Work Of PacifleatlOn Is Re-
ported at a StandstilI.
SPANS GRAVE SITUATION
TNenty-fiyt thousand insurgents Ia Arms
aud No Money 20 Garry on the
War Can lie RAISED.

Nsrw Yorl, May i7.JThc Herald's
special from Madrid says:
No doubt rrmn.ns that the work Of
paolhoation In the Philippine irland-
Is Al staadsill Tbe gravity OF the
Aitua'ipn there has bern fully revealed
By a correspondent IN ManEn who
gives many Incidents With dates 10
SHOW that the insurgent bands are still
active he rays;
There are more than 5000 insurgents
In arms between fhosc IN southern Ca
vie and those scaU=rci throughout
t1r other provinces They are getting
ready g. start another Irregular war
by which policy they expect 10 b. able
90 resist FOR a very long dine. II Il
bcsins 10 rain before the rebellion hn-
bcvn cmplcicly cxiingulhed. the war
viii become a chronic difficulty and cx-
pcnsiyc"
The government iH trying 10 rails" n
lean of f1b. 900 for the expenses in the
Philippines. Madrid and Barcelona
bankers are willing to lend the money
upon the following conditions; Thr is-
sue must b. made at 5 IL per cent.
The bonds 20 bear per cent interest nnI
have the guarantee Of the Spanish
treasury bcSldcs that of the Philippine
customs. "A the government has no
authorization from the cortes 20 pledge
the spanish revenues. the operation has
been indefinitely postponed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-18
YACHTING DISASTER.
Tho Regina Strikes Rock Ia San
Francisco Bay--Two Drowned.

Francisco Bay--TNHo Drowned
San Francisco. May 1.-THE sloop
yacht Regina. owned by Henry Tum
SUDDEN. struck Saturday night on one
Of the sharp polnted rocks that make
the narrow channel between the bay
shore ana Red Rock such a dangerous
one or party OF i've men on board
the yacht al the time OF the disaster.
two are missing The Regina left her
moorings AZ Oakland for Vallejo Satur-
DAY morning with the following party
on board: Henry TIM Sudcn. the own
cr; William Vaughn. one OF his personal
friends; Frank Hayes. a nephew Of ex-
Councilman Hayes, Of East Oakland
James Lnrue. son OF eX-Judge Larue.
and a young man whose name could
not be- aScertained, He Is employed IN
one of the departments Of the Alemeda
county courthouse. All were residents
~ Oakland, Henry Tum SUDDEN being n
cousin OF otto Tum Sudcn. the attor-
ney OF this city.
OF rhis party of Ave vaughn ami
Larue are missing, but It is thought
that they may have reached the shore
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-18
INDIAN BUTCHER
Brought 10 Justice by HIS own Tribe
in Arizona.

Hlngman, ArlE.. May H--Ahvotc. this
Pluto Indian who has In the last three
days murdered ten white men. Is dead,
lie met hts fate at the hands OF mem
bers OF his own tribe, who were COM
PEELED by miners In the Eldorndo can
ypn TO trail the murderer TO his death,
the penalty for their failure to do so
being nxed nj the nnnihllation Of every
Piule the miners could reach.
Eight years ago the brother OF Ah-
vote killed mail rider, The whites
demanded thgl the murderer be killed,
and Ahvote was ordered by the tribe
to XIII him and bring back convincing
proof that he had executed the orders
given him He brought In one toe and
the part of an ear, but the whites said
he must bring better proof, Two days
afterwards he brought the head Of his
brother Since that tune AhYote has
been morose and nillent and lived
apart from the tribe. Three days ago
lac took rifle and killed Lars Frazer
and Ben Jones, teainsters; Christian
Nelson and Charles Monaghan, miners
Judge j. NJ. Morton, assayer and mill
man. known all over the coast; John
Powers and w. Connolly, well-to-do
mlne-owners, and three other men.
names unknown. The killings were all
cold-bloodcd butcherles.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-18
PECULIAR PHENOMENON.
An Island OF Mud Formed In More
Bay. Cal.

san Luis Obispo, Cal. May IA So
lsmlc phenomenon is the latest sensa-
ton at the town OF III Moro. An cath
quake occurred Thursday evening last
and an island of blue mud about 100
yards long and 30 yards wide was
brought forth. Near the head OF More
bay a sand spit extended down from
tho nelghboiing dunes to the waters
edge The lower end OF the spit was
sunk by the peculiar action OF the
earthquake and the remainder Of the
sandy stretch is cracked and rent In
many places, the assures being frcm
six inches to three feet wide and from
six ten fifteen feet In depth. Out In
the bay beyond the spit. the mud island
was thrown up. II now stands six
feet above the water.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-18

Mrs. wah Sing. wife Of the Chinese
tailor. had in her employ little ser
want slrl namei Oyo Gum, eleven years
old. Las, Wednesday Mrs. Sing un-
mercifully beat the child with club.
and scratched her with her finger nails
Deputy District Attorney Allen, on in
formation. issued warrant for Mrs.
Sings arrest The woman denied the
whole story. but strange TO say the
child could not be found. Cool author
ily had it that she had been spirited
away 10 Portland. Chlnameu them
selves, VINO as a rule are very tender
with their children. felt disgraced a;
the matter. and search Is being made In
Portland for the abused child. The mat
ter win undoubtedly be pushed until
justice Is done.