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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
IATEREsyI>H lXE.CIsLS.
Annual Reuninn at rr.n,i, of Ola Draw
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Tho annual reunion of the Friends
nf OH prawveca was hel Sunday in
tho historic OH church near Odessa. A
largo congregation It;ended thu ser.
vices, many memitrs Of other congre-
gations hcing 10 attendance. The morn
ing service was participated in nv tine
Revs. Vallnndicbam, hiuore. Davidson,
Gillinghan and Others. Tho sermon
was delivered by the lev. Dr. CIowell
OF Orange, Nd, who was pastor of the
old church about IL years ago.
At noon a recess was takon and the
congregation picnicked on the grounds
surrounding the church. The afternoon
exercises were presided over 10y United
States District Attorney L.. q. Vande-
griH Henry q. Conrad sraatl- an sin.
teresting memoir oi the Rev. DR.. Read,
who was pastor OF the churcn from 176S
to 1897, and was afterwards pastor of
First Presbyterian Church. At his
death his remains we're buried under
tho centre aisle of tho old church,
which is now, the Historical Society's
building, but recently they were ex-
humed and inferred in the church yard
adjoining.
Short addresses were made by John
B. Craven of Salem, N. j., and Mrs.
Dilworth of Port Penn on the life of
the Rev. George Foot, who was once
pastor of Old Drawers,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
RIot at Townsend.

Townsend, June 2. = The celebrating
Of Whitsuntide Monday here drew a
large crowd of colored people, many OF
whom became drunk and dsorderly.
Late this afternoon Policeman George
Lyman attempted to arrest George
Bell, negro, who was the leader OF
a gang, when the policeman was set
upon by large crowd of colored men
and roughly used. A party of white
men went to the poiceman's rescue
and free-for all fight followed, in
which clubs, stones and razors were
used in lively fashion. The negroes
were finally driven of. Several men
were severely hurt in the fight and
many, both white and colored, were
bruised.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
MS INJURIES FATAL.
George II. Sellers Died at the Medico-s

George ii. Sellers Died at the Medico- Chi :
rurgicai Hospital Monday Night.
George III. Sellers OF No. 1901 Rodney
street, who was badly burned in phila-
delpbia on Thursday last while trying
to save his clothing from fire which
followed an explosion ut factory, No.
1920 Spring Garden street, died Monday
evening in the Medico. Chirurgical
Hospital, Philadelphia, whore he had
been taken after the accident
The deceased was about 65 years Of
age and was for number Of years
general manager of the Edge Moor iron
and bridge works. He was also identi-
fed with several other business enter
prises. He had charge of the con.
struction OF the large water filter plant
put in several years ago by the Warer
Department at the foot Of Market
street, adjoining the bridge over the
Brandywine.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
In,inred In n Runaway.

The horse OF r. Ward Springer of No.
5l2 West Sixth street became frightened
at piece OF paper when opposite the
house and ran off ON Saturday. When
turning the corner al Sixth and Jetfer-
son streets the wagon was badly
wrecked. Mr.. Springer was thrown out
and the wagon ran over him. He was
severely injured about the right
shoulder and right hip. Dir. Kittinger
was summoned and it was found that
no bones were broken.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
orphaps, conrt.

In orphans court, Chapcellor Nichol-
son presiding, j.. -P,lNiel,isy trustee,
made return Of the sale oil real estate
OF AnnJ. Harlan, which was con nfirmed.
Harry Emmons presented petition OF
Mary Donohue, administrative OF
Bartholomew Donohue, deceased. for
permission to sell real estate 10 pay a
debt. which was granted. Mary A.
Mulyena, administrative of John Null
vena. made return of sale OF portion
OF real estate, which was confirmed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
DELIGHTFUL PERFoRM4SCr.
Features of the Adam Forepaugh and Sell
Brothers. Consolidated Shows.

Features oil tho Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers Consolidated Shows.
The performance given Monday night
by the Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers. consolidated shows delighted
large audience. In every respect il
equalled and in many features it ex-
celled any exhibition of the kind ever
given here. The entertainment began
at o'clock, and during the ensuing two
hours the spectators were gazing con-
etantly at novel feats.
The aerial bar evolutions by CARMEL,
LazelI and Ryan were intensely thrill
ing. Ono of the most marvellous feats
performed was bicycling in mid.air,
bicycle and bicyclists both being upside
down. The most astonishing feature
was the acts of Capt. Woodwartl's q
school Of trained sea lions and seals.
With their tlippers these grotesque
creatures beat drums and gave many
remarkable limitations. Zarella, Ryan
and Whitzeli. in astounding aerial triple
long leaping, circling and flying trapeze
triupmhs. and Silbon and Ssigrist, in
flights and dives, received deserved ap-
plause. Other notable features were
the acting by ponies, the tricks by ele-
plants, the juggling on bareback horse
~ "h''au cAtofu, Oue reTriH wheel
trapeze performance by the Omy sisters,
the balancing by Japanese, the UNI
brella perch act by Kokin and Migno-
nette, the high trapezs balancing by
Bernard Orton, the scrobatic feats by
the liukens brothers, the bareback
somersault trick by A. NJ. Davenport,
the pasturing on skates by George and
Gaynell jackson and the performances
on bounding aud invisible wires.
The entertainment concluded with
heroic races and pastimes of the great
double hippodrouie.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
THE COyTrsrs.
Fourth and Twelfth Ward Republicans
Keeping Up Their Fight for Seats in Cit

Fourth and Twelfth Ward Republicans
Keeping Up Their Fight for Seats in Cit,
Council.
Clarence r. Holt and John W,
Mccoy Republican Councilmanic can
didates in tine Fourth and Twelfth
wards respectively, at the last city
election, are keeping up the fight for
seats in City Council. Mr.. Holt stated
on Tuesday that he was in the fight
to the finish, and that the contest will
be pushed. One OF Mr.. Holt's friends
said that the ground for contest was
illegal voting in the lower part of the
ward. The evidence is now being
looked up, but no definite action has
been taken. It has not been decided
when to file notice of contest. Illegal
voting is also the principal ground in
the Twelfth ward.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
shriver's rrial Postponed.

Washington, June THE trial of
John S. Shriver, the correspondent of
the New York Mail and Express in.
dicted for contempt in connection with
the Senate sugar investigation, did not
begin to-day. District Attorney Davis,
this morning, asked and obtained a
postponement until juno 10Th on
account of the absence of two important
witnesses.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
PENiTEsTIARY ABL4zE.
The One Thousand Men Confined in t
Institution Pnnic.stricken.

The One Thousand Men Confined in the
Institution Panic-stricken.
Leavenworth, Kan, June 5.-Fire
broke out in the State penitentiary at
Lansing last night, and soon the LOCO
men held within the walls were 10 an
uproaf. The fire seemed to be spread
ing rapidly in the tailoring establish
ment, and the imprisoned men cried
and begged to he released.
Finally the flames became SO threat.
ening that 80 coDvicts, all OF them
TRUSTEES, were released to assist the
officers. There was no break for liberty,
but the men performed their duty
heroically. "....
The fire was quenched after damage
amounting to So, 600 had been done.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Deathsof Miss Il. NJ. Stevenson,

Miss Rsheccat NJ. Stevenson, one of
the oldest members of Asbury Church,
died on Sunday at her residence. No
lO9 West Twelfth street. aged II years.
She was a sister of Mrs. John G.
Baker ard was born near Rivervirw.
She Joined Asbury Church in 1913,
and was ono of the most prominent
church women in the city. The funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon.
Services was held at the house and
interment was made at Riverview
cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
MURDERER KOHE RELEAsED.
Cheated GaIlows After Having Twice Beef
Sentenced to Hang

Sentenced to Hang.
Newark. N. j.. Jure 3. Supreme
Court Justice Depue. in this city, to-
day, ordered the discharge. from the
Essex county Jail, of Henry Kohl, who
vas convicted of numbering his cousin,
Joseph Preiuel, and twice sentenced to
be hanged.
TIE court of errors and appeals had
set aside the conviction OF Kohl and
nr'lered new trial Prosecutor Crane
OF Essox county bad made no move
toward setting date, and it was then
that lawyer Henry served notice that a
date would have to be set or Kohl re-
leased. As the principal witness against
kohl had died the prosecution Thought
it useless expense to try him again.
kohl's first trial commenced on JAN
uary llth, 1895, and he was sentenced
on February 21st to be hanged on
March Goth, 1895. The second date for
his execution was February Goth. 1896.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
GRANTED A Y4cArInM
Generous Action Of the Official board
Asbury Church.

generous Action of the oficial board of
Asbury Church.
The official board of Asbury Church
held meeting on Monday and granted
tho pastor. the Rev. Ezra Tinker, a
vacation from July LIST until August
10th. in order that he might attend the
Christian Endeavor convention to be
held IN San Francisco commencing on
July 10th. He will leave for that city
about the first of July. and before his
return will make short tour of the
Pacific coast While at the convention
he will make an address at one of tbs
great meetings.
DR.. Tinker has arranged with the
Methodist ministers of the city to have
services conducted at Asbury Church
every Sunday during bis absence.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Blaze at the Delaware Field club House.

The Delaware Field Club's house at
the Elsnere grounds may be said TO
have had lucky escape from de.
struction on Saturday evening. After
the players had left the club house, a
fire started from unknown causes in
the locker room. but fortunately a
child of Groundsman George Robinson
discovered it, and in few minutes
Mrs. Robinson with neighbors had put
it out Mr.. Robinson, himself was
away at the time. The carnage was
mostly confined to lockers rented by
Ii. Il. Bringhurst, Jr. j. Ernest Smith
and Clarence La Motto, and the con
tents. 1t is thought that 500 will
cover the loss.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Death of an Aged citizen.

Henry Conner died on Saturday, at
the residence of his son-in.law, Alfred
r. Coyle, No. 7lS Walnut street, aged
50 years. He had been foreman of the
p, W. & B. pattern shop since 1862.
He was member OF tha First NJ. +.
Church. Four SONS and one daughter
survive him. The funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon. Interment was made
at Old Swedes cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Dr. and Mrs. n,ttiur Ipiureo.

The Rev. G. G. Biting, d. D., Bible
and missionary secretary of the Ameri.
can Baptist Publication Society. and
his wife were badly injured ON Satur-
day in collision between carriages on
the Wissahickon drive, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Biting had her arm broken and
the DOCTORS head and scalp wers con-
fused. Neither of them is in any
danger, however.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Right Of way at Cape May.

Before Vice Chancellor Reed, 10
Camden, N. j., Monday, argument
was board in the case OF the Cape May
& Delaware Bay Navigation Co. VS..
the Cape May, Delaware bay &
Sewell's Point railroad. The suit in
wolves the, right OF way at Cape May
Point, which is claimed by both com !.
panies. Vice Chancellor Reed took the
papers in the case.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Pilot Suspended for rbre, Months.

A special meeting of. the Board of
Delaware Pilot Commissioners was
held at the Clayton House Monday to
investigate complaint against Pilot
g. W. Conwell. charged with ground
ing the steamship Manhattan on Joe
Flogger Shoals on June I'd. For the
ship.owners. George D. Ali. agent. was
examined, and Conwell appeared in his
own behalf. After hearing the state
ments. the board decided to suspend
Conwell for three months.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Held for the H,pher Court.

Patrick Finnerty. aias Gallagher,
who was arrested here Thursday last
by Special Officer Harkins and after
wards taken to Chester by Chief of
Police Berry of that city, was arraiened
before Magistrate William "a. Hart of
Rockdale, Pa. Saturday, and held for
the upper court to answer the charge
OF aggravated assault and battery ON
Edward Ganley of Rockdale.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
a FRIGHrFUh ACCIDENT.
An Elevators Plunge From the Fifth stol
OF the New York Postoffice-six Employ

An Elevators Plunge From the Fifth story
OF the New York Postoffice-six Employees
Seriously Injured.
New York, June THE elevator on
tine Park Row side of the postofice,
which is used for carrying freight and
employees. fell from the fifth floor to the
basement to-day. The accident was
caused by the breaking of the elevator
rope.
The injured, according TO the police
reports, are: Capt. j. j. Cox, postoffice
examiner, internal injuries; George W.
Daly, postoiiiue clerk, internal injuries; !;
John Murphy. lahorer. broken ankle
and other injuries; Joseph Lutfor,
broken back homas Nc overn, Brook
lyn, broken back: Frank Birdsall, rail-
way postal clerk. broken LEG.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Changes Amo,,g Priests.

The Rev. Miles j. McManus. assistant
priest at st. Mary's Il. c. Church
left this city on Tuesday for Newark.
N. j.. and the Rev. Edward j. Mealey
of st. Peters Church will succeed him
at st. Mary's. The Rev. Father Con-
molly of Dover will succeed the Rev. Z.
J. Mealey at st. Peters, and the Rev.
7. f. Waldron of Easton, Md, will
take Father Connolly's place at Dover.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
EIeotion at nIiidrernwn.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Middletown. June THE election
for members OF the Board of Education,
held On Saturday. resulted in the re,
election OF all the retiring members ex
cept ID. l.. Dunning, who is succeeded
by E. S. Jones' Mr.. Dunning has re-
moved from Middletown.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
DASHED TO DEATH.
Three Men Hurled a Distance of Five Hun
dred Feer.

dred Feer.
Seattle, WASH. Juns 5. The fate of
the three men, Betcher, Blackstone and
Melinque, lost while crossing from
Sunrise City, Cook Inlet, to. Prince
William Sound, has just been learned.
The men left Sunrise in March, ac-
companied by two guides. When the
huge glacier, which must be crossed to
arrive at the Sound. was reached the
men hurried ahead OF their guides.
They were last seen taking the left fork
OF the, glacier, instead of the right.
A subsequent search showed that they
had reached the edge of the floor of ice
and, pausing on unsafe ground. the ice
had broken, dashing them 500 feet to
the beach below.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Metallic Lifeboots.

Thomas Drein S Sons, builders Of
lifeboats in this city, shipped Monday
six patent beaded metallic lifeboats,
each 30 feet long, to the New York
navy yard, for the use OF United States
gun boats. Six boats of a, like kind,
each 20 feet in length, to Chicago to
be used on the lakes, and one boat, IS
feet in length to Baltimore.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
WIN % Germ. ~

Samuel Stern of Stern Bros, of this
city, will leave on Monday next for
New York. where he will spend several
days. On Thursday. June l7tb. no will
sail on the steamship Augustine Vic
toria for three months trip. during
which time he will visit Heidelberg,
Weems, Wittenberg, Alsace Lorraine
and all the principal cities Of Germany.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Ininreh hx "a Fn,I

George Pyle of No. DOG West Sixth
street.. fell from wagon at Sixth and
Walnut streets, Monday. and struck
his head on the paving, He was rem
dered unconscious for q time and DR..
II. r. Spruance was called in and at
tended him. He is not seriously in
iured. l
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Conrt of Ohnncnrr

In court of cbancery on Saturday the
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co.
was appointed trustee under the will
of Robert Hodgson in lieu of S. A. Nc
Caulley, who resigned, The Chaucel-
lor then adjourned tho court of chan
Gerry and orphans court until next
Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
sale OF Property.

Special Correspondence nj Gazette aud journal
Middletown, June 3. The sale of
the property of the late Mrs. Martha
Clayton, on Saturday, aggregated
81, 700. N. j. Williams bought the
Houston dwelling. the Bragdon store
and the Transcript building; j. H.
Emerson, the Emerson store and the
Beasten dwellings Paul Weber. the
Baker building, and Jesse L. Shep-
pard, a lot.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
A suceessIuI operatIon.

Nate S. Cooper, son of Collector of
the Port Cooper, few days ago UNDER
went an operation for stammering by
DIR. Makuen of Philadelphia. He has
returned to hia home in this city and
claims that complete cure has been
effected.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Removal of a Body,

Yesterday wesk Undertaken John B.
Martin of this city removed the body
Of Isaac Newton Pyle, who died in 1876
from the cemetery at Chadi's Ford to
Lombardy cemetery. Notwithstanding
the long period of interment, the body
was 10 perfect condition.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Gas Bouy Discontinued.

The gas buoy painted red numbered
"a, and which has shown fixed white
light off the lower end of Marcus Hook
tar, on the easterly side Of the channel
o. the Delaware River. has been dscon-
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
In Place of n I,rbtsb,,.

A whistling buoy painted red has
been placed at the moorings of the
Five Fathom Bank liehtship No. 40. to
take the place of that vessel while it is
receiving general orerhauling at the
sbipynrds of the Pusey & Jones Co. in
this city
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Engagement announcement.

Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Mary S. Bette,
daughter Of Edward Betts of this city,
and Peter Wright of Philadelphia. MIR.
wright is grandson of Peter Wright,
the steamship magnate.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Death of e,chard vincent.

Ocean City, Nd, June. z. Richard
Vincent, aged 76 years, died at Ocean
City to-day of heart failure. He was a
florist and resided in Baltimore. He
had been at Ocean City about one
month.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Married IA Chinnn,an

Crisfield, Nd. June d. .-OharIie Sine.
an Americanized Chinaman, of POGO.
moke City, and Miss Carrie WYATT OF
Hopewell were married. in Crisfeld by
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Rnhh.Grrcr Ma,ld,nr.

Miss Marian l.. /. Gregg, daughter
Of j. 2. Gregg Of Philadelphia, and
Thomas Rohb, Jr,, also of that city,
were married Mouday.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
suicide of Henrx 1nrron.m,

Savannah. Ga, June 5. Henry In
graham of Ingraham Brothers, whole
sale grocers Of Columbus, Ga, COM
mitted suicide last night in the room
of the Pulaski House. He was SO years
of age.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Sale of N Farm,

The farm OF Mrs. g. W. McFees, con-
sisting of 70 acres, near Brandywine
Springs, has been sold to John Ball by
George r. Townsend & Co. for 1000
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Iestimony Ended

Commissioner H. @. Conrad has fin
ished taking evidence in the divorce
case OF Mrs. A. NJ. W. Cause VS.. Ii. V.
Cause and will make a return to the
September term OF superior court
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
Large Loss from Fire.

John McKeown's q large barn, at New
ark, and several tons OF hay were des-
troyed by fire. Sunday afternoon. The
loss, which is heavy, is covered by in
5urance.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
CcoiI Oouniy post,naster.

S. T. Wiley has been appointed post.
master at Colora, vice ". I. Fryer. re.
moved.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10

Thomas Welch was killed by lightning
In South Macon, Ga, on Sunday night.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10

DIR. William B. Potter Of Hammon-
ton, N j., died Monday, aged 60 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10
sFMrArnIzrs WIrn srAIv.
Spanish Policy Regarding Cuba. Approved
by President Mckinley,

Madrid, Spain, june lat yester-
days cabinet council the Minister for
Foreign Affairs, the Duke of Tetuan,
read dispatch from Washington,
which announced that President Nc
hiniey had given assurances OF gym
pathy with Spain.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-10

Washington, june Z. -Secretary Sherl
man, last evening, receivef the.follow-
ing cablegram from Hannis Taylor,
United States Minister at Madrid.
queen Regent has expressed un-
qualified approval of present Cuban
policy by reappointing the Canoyas
ministry unchanged, as that was the
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14
COURTESY
IS MOI
CHRISTIANITY.
To Abide by Christianity
and Its Commands You
should LoveNourNeigh
as Yourselves

Somebody ssays that although
courtesy Is not Christianity, IT
is a very good imitation OF IT.
indorsed BY good breeding.
Christianity commands Us to
love our neighbor a. ourselves
Whether We love him or not,
courtesy does not inquire We
are To seem 40 do So and act ~
If We did
There are people who eonsid-
or this aeeelt. IF | don't care
a snap for Jones. Why should
express pleasure at the sight OF
him and SORROW VIXEN he leaves
me- IfIneveF saw his wife
and children. Is il not hypocrisy
for me To show inters 81 IN Mrs.
Jones rheumatism or regret the
brok, n arm of the small Joness
Ii may be so. Perhaps II Is
a debatabhe matter Yet life
holds 50 much sorrow and sc
MANY mistakes and regrets fol
most. of Us that il in primary
duty TO humanity TO force our
selves To feel and TO express all
the sympathy. kindness and cor
dialify NE can, even If We have
to manufacture them -ouf q
the whole cloth - Harper
bazaar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-01-14
CLEARING SALE
I'd MAKE ROOM FOR
SPRING GOODS

At the beginning ct the Srz
goa I hou-as >1-sr tea Different
STYLES al CaS>lEarrvs IN lengths
suitable Tor one Esir al paats
each Ia s,loE - samples. instead
at >aissil >smpls>- have eio>sss
them uat - Fhe season sdVsuc
sd until THERE'S only ah=Ht lea
lest hleh ! prcPuse Ia close
oat al actUsl cost making susi
trinmin. added. until they arr
all sold These goods arr All
Tie latest styles and we're
bought 4; Tie lowest cash
srascS
NV l. your csIsuce Ia secure
good pair OF pantal"ons at the
..Ticc eta common one
III interested call early a.
they will be sold f.s;. Terms
spot cash
W +. kERSiIAW. agent.
Oxford Clothing ard Pants
Factory.