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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
DELAWARE College News.

Special Correspondence oil Gazette and Journalt
Newark, May 3l.-rForty students Of
Delaware College, accompanied by lr
Wolf and Profs. Pratt and Robinson,
last Wednesday,. visited the steel works
at Sparrow's Point. The annual meet
ing OF the college trustees will be held
on Tuseday morning, June 10th. The
anniversary Of the Athenaan Literary
Society will be celebrated 10 the even
ing on that date. Louis II. Springer
will preside, William Ellis will deliver
the society address. Lee Omahundro
Willis will deliver the farewell! address
and Hon. Lemuei e. Quigg will deliver
an GRAFTON. The Delta Phi Literary
Society will celebrate it's anniversary
the following night, on which occasion
John r. Cbipman will preside. Ernest
W. Sipple will deivar the society ad-
dress, Ira Il. Pierce will deliver the
farewell address and William S. Hilles
will deliver an oration. Tho latter
society has presented a handsome gold
pin to each of the three young women
who assisted in producing the drama
Enlisted for the War
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Arrests i'm NAV.


Chief of Police Dolan reports the fol-
lowing arrests. in May: Assault and bat j.
terry, l3; assault with intent to com.
NIT murder. Il assault, !; arson, 2;
assaulting an difieer, 1; begging, /;
hastardy, 3; corner lounging, 2; drunk,
6s: drunk and disorderly, 28; dis
orderly conduct, SO; disorderly houses,
81; desertion and non.support, /; lie.
exposing bis person, 8; escaped from
New Castle, [; embszzlement, /; bar.
boring female for immoral purposes.
!; harboring vicious deg. /; highway
robbery, B; incorrigibie. 1; houses OF
ill.fanls, a; larceny, l3; murder. 1;
obtaining money under false pretences.
3; patients IS; procuring female
Tor immoral purposes, /; selling liquor
without License. 3; trespass, 10: using
. female under ls years OF age, L; vic.
lating city ordinance, 1; Violating
health ordinance, 9 vagrancy and tres.
pass, a; yagrancy, 6; witness, /.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
ROAD RAcE SATURDAY..
II. ID. Donaldson Wins tho Annual Ev
OF the Warwick Cycle Club.

The annual 10. nile road race of the
Warwick Cycle Club was run Saturday
afternoon over tne Kennett pike, from
Columbus Inn to Centreville and return.
Fl. d. Donaldson, with a handicap Of
nne minuts, won the race, aud j. II.
Minniok won the time prize.
The names OF the contestants. their
time. handiaaps, position at finish and
the prizes won, follow:
First, II. Donaldson, minute. time
20. 81. ring; sacond, W. Thompson, s
minutes, time 30. AZ, lamp: third, ].
Miller, 4 minutes. time 80. so, gold
chain; fourth, j. II. Minniclk, scratch,
time 20. II, sweater, and time -prizo,
gold chain; fifth, j. MillikiH,4 "A minutes,
time 3a 4S, clock sixth, II. Eunnus,
81 minutes. time "a 30, shoes: seventh,
+. Robeen, 3 minutes. time 80. %. hat /;
eighth, D. F. Mnyne, l1s minutes. time
32.0l wina; ninth, q. Donaldson, /
minute, time 31.35. cane; tenth II.
Crozier, minutes, time 37.47 pump;
eleventh, +. Cornog, 3 minutes, tins
81, cigars; twelfth, L. Searles, 81
minutes, time 80, cap: thirteenth. G.
Green, 5 minutes, time a5, collar hox
The race was witnessed by large
crowd of people.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
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TROLLEY SCHEDULE.
New Time Table OF the Wilmington g. New
Castle Railway.

new iiina ihbie OF tht wilmington a. New
Castle Railway.
Tbs Wilmington 4 New Castle Rail.
way Co. has arranged the following
schedule, which will be in effect every
day, except Sunday, until the cars run
to Fourth ana Market streets:
Leave Wilmington, Third street aud
Railroad avenue at GOT, 6.32. 6.57.
90, T.47, a.12. S37, 9O2. 1927, o. so.
10. ", l0.42, HOT, 1l.32, ll.57 q. M, ,
u. %, l2.47, LIP, 1,37, 2.0g, 2. 81, 2. SO.
& II, 342, 4.07, 4.32, 4.57, 5.22, h.47.
6.l2, 63T, 7.02, 7.27. 7.52, s. II, 5. AZ,
9.U7, 9.32, 9.l7. 1929. lo.47, 1l.12.
ll.3T r. m. and IL, 81 a. m.
Leave New Castle, p, W. & 3. depot
at &. 81, G.20 G. l5. 7.l0, 7.35, 8. GO, 8. 20,
$50, 9l5, 9.40. lo.0T, 10. 80, l0.55
IL. 20, ll.45, a. IN. IL. 10, 12.35, Loo.
l.2J. 1.50. 2. Is, 2.50, 800, $50, 800.
4.2o, 4. 45, 10. 5.35, 600, 6,25, ESQ.
Z. 10, TAO, S.o5. $50. S.5a, 8 20, O. 40,
10. 10, 1885, IL. 90 and IL. % p. m.
: On Sundays and other days when
business is unusually heavy more cars
are, put on and are run at shorter in
tervsis. As soon as the tracks are
down across the p, ". & B. tracks,
ana cars are running to Fourth and
Market streets a new schedule will be
made out.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
I3ids DDnnetf.

Bids for the construction OF the ad
dition to tho store of NJ. Megary g.
Son, on Sixth street, east of their pres.
ent building, were opened at the Office
OF Architect Il. l.. kice, Jr., Saturday
afternoon. The bidders and their hins
were as follows: Hubert Cassidy,
Sl5, 9s9; MeCloskey brothers, SIT, 7SB !;
Calvin !. Swayne, SIT, zoo; ". II.
Foulk, 8ls, 800; A. S. Reed & Brothers
Co., SIT, 1G7; b. F. Shakespeare,
.lL Lynn as Phillips, $50, 79s ;
Patrick Fahey, Sl7. 400; II. B. Seeds,
SIT, l0l The bids exreeded the esti-
mates OF the architect, aud new bids
will he asked for.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
sudden Death at Dover.

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
Dover. May 81. --George FARRELL, aged
52 years. died suddenly about 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. Mr.. FARRELL was
engaged 10 the plumbing and gas fit
ting husiness, and during the session
of the Legislature maito somo renairs 10
tho State House. During the closing
hours on Saturday he was in the SEN
ate chamber, looking alter his bill, and
did not leave until after A o'clock.
Early in the evening he was taken Ill
while in his store, and his moaning at
tracted a neighbor. who cent for q
physician. Medical skill, however,
proved unavaiing.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

TAX COLLECfORS ELEgTED.
Selections Made by the Democratic, Levy
COurtmen.

COurtmen.
The members OF the Levy Court held
a meeting on Monday afternoon, when
the Democrats took advantage of the
opportunity to elect tax collectors for
the several hundreds, as provided for in
the bill passed by ths Legislature on
Saturday. The following persons were
chosen: Wilmington, Northern district,
John Z. Domaine; Southern district,
J. Harvey Spruanre; Christiana hun.
dred. George Mcintyre; liran,iywine,
W. j.. Husbands: Mill Creek, Harvey
u. Baldwin; White Clay Creek, John
W Morrison; New Castle, John 4.
Hayes; st. Georges, L. G. Scott: An
poquinimink. Edward Hart; Pencatler.
Joseph O'Rourke; Red Lion, Ricbari
Il. Cam; Blackbird, Richard G. Brock
son.
While the collectors were being
chosen the Republican members de.
cliued to Voto.
The court instructed County Treas
urer Horace g. Rettew to advertise for
PROPOSALS for the $3.50, 600 luan, for
which the Legislature provided 10 fund
the floating debt. Bids are to be re.
ceived until June 18th,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
.zlMMR" stun FAsT.
After an Absenc. ot Two Years the King
of Cyclists Again Sets the Pace.

After an Abrenca at Two Years the King
of cyclists Again Sets the Pace.
A New York paper Of to days issus
says: Arthur A. Zimmerman, the
" King Of Cyclists" a title he earned
by defeating the best racing mon in all
quartsrs of the globe, made his reap
ptarance on the track yesterday after.
noon in the Vim Club meet at Newark.
after an absence Of two years. He rode
half-mile trial against time, paced by
a quad. In Sc 2.5s. Jimmy had been
on his wheel for training purposes hut
five times this spring, and ha was
rather doubtful as to his SUCCESS in
Yesterdays trial. But the cheers OF
the 1000 spectators aa the King
nedalled out On the new track nerved
him up to riding half-mile in tins
that would he fast for the best man on
the cycle path.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
I'M sn,I circumstance.

Chief Of Police Doan on Saturday
had his attention called to sad case OF
destitution on the western side Of the
city. Lewis G. Young, machinist,
residing at No. Tl0 South Franklin
street, died on Friday after a lingering
illness, leaving a wife and six children.
Tho wife had worked 80 hard and
worried so during the husband d illness
that she. too, was taken sick. The
family had no money to provide for the
burial of the dead man and Garrett s.
Smith promised the undertaken that be
would he maid aud the body was pre-
pared for burial. Chief of Police DoIan
sent Matron Wogan to investigate, who
found things Just as they had nesn re-
ported. On her recommendation the
chief made arrangements to have the
present needs of the family supplied.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
1,hrentened IN IsiII.

special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
New. Castle, June John johnson.
ceolored, was arraigne'i before Magis-
tfale JanViar yesterday, charged with
tt,hreataaing to take the life Of Alfred
hriscoe. also colorsd. johnson was re-
CURED to furnish 500 peace bond.
ana Inc costs OF the case were divided
between the plaintiff and the defendant.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
n. s. o. surgeons.

At the recent meeting Of the Associa-
ton OF Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad Sur
geons in Washington. D. G., DIR. L. LII.
Ball OF Brandywine Springs, and DR..
John Palmer. Jr.,5 and Dr. Swithin
Chandler OF this city wera among those
present Dr. Chandler was elected first
vice president, and Dr.. Ball was elected
secretary.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
A Narrow Escape,

Miss Amy Wilson, whils awheel on
Saturday evening, barely escaped dash.
ing into Il Delaware avenue car at
Washington street. She jumped from
her wheel in time to grasp tho side OF
the car and was swung out 30 that she
recovered her equilibrium. Sho was
scared but not hurt
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Large Castings Skinned.

Two large castings weighing Sc, 600
pounds recently made by the Bttts
Machine Co., have been shipped to the
Detrick g. Harvey Machine To. Of Bal.
timors, Nd. The casting when finished
for planning machines will be shipped
to the Union iron works. San Fran.
cisco, Gel,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Sussex county AIortuary Report.

Mortuary report of Sussex county for
the quarter ended March 3lst, 1897
Deaths White, 81; negroes, ii; total.
los; nialcs, 40; females. GS; horn in
the United States, log; foreign born.
?. Causes of death Group, 4 cholera
infantum, 2adiarrhoea, /; dysentery,
L; aiphtheriaa 2; scarlet fever, 3;
Repticaemia, /; tonsilltis. typhoid
fever. l whooning cough, i; tota
zyniutics, Is, Other diseases - Cancer,
3: consumption. IL; marasmus, L
BriGht'E disease, 2; heart disease, 8
pneumonia, 10; accidonts, 3; disease
OF tho brain, q; disease of the bowels,
l; old age. .; general debility, g.
drnpsy, 4 congestion Of the lungs, 3
p lenrisy, Il paralysis. g.; all other
diseaaes 2l brought hero for inter
ment, g.; still born, Al; ages of the
decedenJs, under one year, Ill; from |
to B. IL: B TO 20, II 20 to 40, Is; 40 ia
GO, II; GO to 70. IA; 10 TO so, %: 50 ia
80, 8; not given, 3. White,
l9l; negroes, 3; total births, 1871;
males, l07; females. 81. Marriages :
White, l12; negroes, 4; total, l56.
l'ecorder j, b. Hearn ia to be con
graduated in his efforts. He mailed a
COPY of the law to all physicians.
clergymen, undertakors and others in
Sussex county. and he presents full
report fer three months Well done,
good and faithful servant.
j.. b. Frazer, Secretary.
Wilmington, May Goth, 1897.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
noctnr of Phiiosophy.

The American Tempe-ancs Univer-
slty OF Hartman, Tenn, has conferred
the degree Of Doctor of Philosophy
upon the Rev. George Wolfo, pastor nf
the First Methodist Protestant Churon.
sity.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Grent Run on a wsll-kpown institution.

The famous Patent Medicine Warehouse
of tharles n. Crittenton. New York, has
recently been subjected TO an extraordinary
presSure--the pressure of crowds of suffer
ers from Coughs and Colds in search of
"Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar" of
which he is the fortunate proprietor. The
popularity Of the article is boundless, and
will last, for it is built on the solid founda-
tion Of innumerable cures. Crittonton's S
establishment might properly be called a
saving lank. from the mum Der il has been
instrumental inlsaving from Consumption.
TlOchial affections of every type vanish
under its balmy and bnlsamic influence
with astonishing rapidty. Sold by all drug
E'sts, Ask for large size, price 81, they are
much the cheapest. Pixies Toothache Drops
cure i'll one minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Recovered From an Injury.

Miss Minnie johnson of No. 1905
Market street, who had her left hand
torn oif at the Nonpariel Laundry on
May 3D., left tho hospital on Monday
morning, after which sae visited the
laundry aud was congratulated on her
recovery.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
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PrDspective Mil

Pes'sioorfesponoenee oI tiazetfe And journal
Milford, May 81. Eastern capitalists
pave peen prospecting hero for site
lnr woolen mill. They contemplate
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Moro prear,nc nInchinerr.

An additional lifting machine will
be put in operation next week where
the Delaware Construction Co. is
dredging and filing 10 at Morrison q
Point, at the junction of the Chris
tiana and Brandy vine Rivers.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

The Rev. Baynard Wheatley has been
appointed pastor OF Powellyille Method
ist Episcopal Church, and the Rev. 4.
5. Barratt has heen appointed pastor of
the church at Mardella Springs.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
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FIkE At GRINFIELD.
The Loss Ten Thousand Doiiars and the In
suranc- Slight.


Crisfield, Nd. May 30. "A large nor.
tion Of the business section nf Crisiield
was destroyed by fire early this morn.
ing. -Four large oyster houses. together
with the ticket office OF the New York,
Philadelphia & Norfolk railroad were
consumed. The oyster houses we're
owned by the railroad company, Will
Gibson, Tawes Brothers and Gibson
Brothers.
The fire originated in an alley buck
of the railroad oyster house, where
there was a large pile Of strawberry
crates. II III not snoHn whether il was
of incendiary origin or tho result of
accident.
1t is stated that there wns no insur-
ance on the buildings except that OF
Tawes Brothers. The loss will be
about $40, 600.
There is very little sorrow over the
destruction OF the ticket office, as that
had long been Disagreement to the
place. Now it is presumed the railroad
company will put up slightly building.
I There is no doubt but that the
burned places will he rebuilt at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

Io the ior yacht is superb, but how
Innch more lovely to the landsman are the
g. Tasy cheeks of young ladies who use Glenn's
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03
Good racing at Hazel Deli.

A large crowd witnessed several good
races at Hazel Dell track Monday
afternoon. The track was in good con.
dition and the finish OF some of the
heats was close and exciting. The re.
suits waro as follows:
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

There we're 10 deaths, I2 births and
six marriages in this city last week.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

Orphan Boy owned by T. J. Earlev
and came in at 2,3P ana 2. 33.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-06-03

Carl Kudah Of this city has accepted
2 position as brakeman on railroad in
North Carolina. -
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Potash

is a necessary and important
ingredient of complete fer
tilizers. Crops Of all kinds
require a properly balanced
manure. The best
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LANIER PRINTING co.
No. PA, Fourth Street.

An enterprise that is gaining a
great deal of attention in this part of
the State for the uneXcelled quality
of work done is that conducted by the
Lanier Printing Co. The premises
are commndious and fitted up with
special reference to the business with
all the latest and most approved ma
chinery, presses, etc while the shop
is propelled by steam power They
do job printing OF every description
including the most artistic designs 10
lettering envelopes, letter heads, cir
culars, labels, programs and shipping
tags while their printed advertising
matter has gainel for them an envi-
able reputation. Their engraved in
vitations for weddings, receptions,
etc, are well worthy of inspection
They have complete plaut for man
ufacturlng tin tags, their trade ex-
tending over this State and Va
Their tags give universal satisfaction,
being hand picked, clear of scraps and
imperfect tags. Also numbering,
paging, perforating and wire stitch
ing. Their work has given universal
satisfaction and all orders by mail
receive prompt and careful attention.
The members of this company are
thoroughly business men and are very
popular with their many friends and
patrons ia this part Of the State.
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THE FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT,

The Program Arranged-The Associ
alton Races, etc.
The program for the State Fire
mems Tournament, to be held at Fay
etteville on August Bird, 4th and 5th,
has been completed. 1t will be as fol-
lows:
TUESDAY, AUG. 3rd.
IL a m.-Convention called to Order.
Prayer
Address Of Welcome
Response
REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS
All competing Companies will ar
rive during the afternoon and evening
Of this day.
WEDNESDAY, AUG + h.
9 a. NJ Street Parade
ii m Engine Contest. Quickest
Run
2p. III Hand Reel Races.
p III Grab Reel Races
p. N Quick Steam and Distance
THURSDAY, AUG 9Th
8 a. NJ. =" Championship" Reel
Team Race.
test
1l:30 m Hook and Ladder Con-
tests.
2 p. m Interstate Contests.
Hand Reel Races.
Hose Wagon Races.
Foot Races.
In the Association Races, the picked
teams from Asheville, Charlotte, Con
cord, Salisbury, Greensboro, Durham,
Raleigh, Goldsboro, Wilson, KInstOn,
Newbern, Wilmington. Monroe, Win
stnn-Salem, Fayetteville. and proba-
bly, others, will compete.
q the Interstate Contests, Sum
ter, Florence, Anderson. Columb ia,
Greenvllle and other South Carolina
Departments will enter with those
from this State. Virginia Companies
will also be invited
North Carolina Association rules tC
govern all contests No Company
allowed to enter races that fails &c
take part in parade Wednesday morn
ing.
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SUDDEN DEATH,
Miss Fannie Riggs Passed Away Fri
day Night-FuneraI Services.

Miss Fannie Riggs Passed Away Fri
day Night-Funeral Services.
Miss Fannie Riggs, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Riggs. died suddenly
about $3.50 Friday night at the home of
/ her parents, 13S Liberty street
The deceased had been complaining
for several weeks but she was able to
be up and most of the time was as
jovial as usual. All day Friday
she was bright and cheerful, and be-
tween and 9 o'clock last night was
out in the garden with her father and
sisters and ate some apples Return
ing to the house, she sat down in the
front porch and conversed with the
other members OF the family. About
9:l5 she said she believed she would
retire. She went to the well. got a
pitcher OF water and carried it to her
room up stairs. About fifteen min
utes later her sister, Miss Matte,
went up stairs and found Miss Fannie
lying upon the floor The other mem
bers OF the family went to her room at
once when it was discovered that she
was dead Dr.. Siewers was summon
ed and he arrived in about ten min
utes. He said that heart disease was
the cause of her death. A large scar
was found ON the left side Of her face,
near the eye, which proved that the
deceased struck a chair or led when
she fell.
with those who have so suddenly been
called upon TO mourn the death Of a
loved one.
The funeral service were conduct
ed from the residence at $50 Tues
day morning by Rev DR. Greasy.
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FRANKLIN, HAUSER & co.
Leading Insurance Agents, No. 3O5,
Main Street.

Leading Insurance Agents, No. 3O5,
Main Street.
One of the most prominent insur-
ance firms of this country is Franklin,
Hauser & Co. They have had long
and extensive experience in this line
of business aud represent the oldest,
strongest and best companies in the
world. They do strictly an Insur-
ance business and study the interest
of their customers, and the fair and
honorble methods upon which they
transact their affairs recommends
them to the insuring public as the
proper agent. with whom to place their
risks. Their Companies have an en-
viable reputation for the honest ad-
justment of loss claims and their
patrons are always sure of the fairest
kind of treatment. They write fire,
life and accident insurance and repre-
sent only-"Time tried and fire tested
companies. Companies that can and
DO pay losses promptly. Messrs. Frank
lin, Hauser & Co., have at No. 3O5
Main St, the best equipped insurance
office in the State and offer the best
accident contract written
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MURDER OR MANSLAUGHTER.
A Negroes Head Nearly Severed From
the Body

A Negroes Head Nearly Severed From
the Body.
THE SENTINEL is in receipt of let
ter from North Wilkesboro which
gives particulars of the murder which
was committed about II o'clock on
Sunday one mile from Wilkesboro
Rich Harris, a mulatto, is the name
Of the negro who lost his life. His
head was nearly severed from the
body Thes trouble occurred at the
home OF a woman named Joanna
Foster. whose character is question
able. Andy and Joe Benge, two white
boys, and Claywell Denning and
Arthur Harris, colOred, went to the
wOman's house and started row with
Harris. The latter shot five or six
times at Andy Benge and then rushed
upon him, when Benge drew his knife
and cut Harris throat, severing the
jugular vein and windpipe Harris
died at once. The two white men and
two negroes were arrested and placed
in jail.
The Coroner's inquest was held yes
terday. DR.. Turner testified that the
knife entered under Harris left ear
and came out near the right, cutting
to the bone. The head is half off
Benge admitted that he did the cut
ting, but claimed self defence. He
stated also that he and the three boys
were on their way TO WilkesborC to
surrender when they were met by the
Sheriff, The verdict Of the Coroner's
Jury had not been announced when
our correspondent wrote his letter.
The parties were to be tried before
a Magistrate today.
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