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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Special Corrcsnondehce Of Gazette AMI journal
Dover, Oct. IL. MIRO. Frisby Clarke
recently fell and broke wrist.
The Kent county teachers' institute
will DO hed at Smyrna, December sth
to 10th.
AddrosspB will he mnde at tho day
sessiuns 10y DR.. Emerson Il. White Of
Columbus, o., DIR. NJ. q. lirnmhnugh
of tho univnreity of lennsylavnia, DR..
Byron Nj. King of King's school IF
Oratory, pittaburg, j. NJ. C0ughion Of
Wilku5uarrc and Prof u. W. flsu of
Philadelphia. The evening attractions
will include lecture on Abraham
Lincoln" by Henry WattorsOn, u
humorous lecture by DIR. King and
music by the Ariel Sextet of Harris.
burg.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
Allie Bramble has been appointed
postmasior ut Fairlee.
wANAMAKER,S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, oct. II, 1891.

PHILADELPHIA, Monuay, oeL II, 1911.
To every one within reach Of
City Hall Square, hearty Wanna
maker welcomed
Over Seven Millions of Dollars
worth of dependable goods are
gathered for your choosing.
Stocks have never been so large
never had such reason to have
them large.
Planning for a big winter busi.
ness, we had twenty-five buyers
abroad, to supplement the work of
our Paris organization. They cir.
cled the globe.
There was a race 'twixt tariff bill
and steamships, but despite six.
teen-hour handicap--when Uncle
Sam set back his clock--most Of
the ships got in ahead.
The cases are here and opened,
and there is such choosing from the
collection OF fine and disable things
as no shoppers anywhere ever had
before.
Prices are mostly at the past
calamity-day level, which is surely
good news. We do not intend to
let rising and risen markets affect
prices so long as we can help. The
vast collection of merchandise is to
be sold as we bought tat prices
newly little. To be sure, we shall
have to pay more when we go to
market again. Finding that out
now.
Economy, real economy on all
dependable grades of goods, which
means
Best values in silks at $40 a yard
and IS and SO, and just as good
values in the silks at soc yard.
! Best values in table linens at soc
a yard and equal cheapness in the
finest grades that 60 to make up
the stocks here.
Very decidedly good values in
the inexpensive sorts of floor cover
ings and newly attractive prices on
ORIENTAL RUGS, whether at dol.
lars or hundreds. And so with
dress goods and other goods.
The Wanamaker store was never
such helpful necessary store as it
is today.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Special Correspondence Of Gazette aud journal
Camden. Oct. IL. While assisting to
llinnantle tents at ths campgroundB.
on Monday, Thomas Simpson fell and
severely cut his head.
Thomas liargroye owns an intelligent
mule. Ii was in Mr.. Hsrgrovs's lano
on Monday, and, seeing the gate IN.
latched, pushed the gate open. went 10
James Cowdright's blacksmith shop,
ontcrad the building, lifted rear fool
and glanced backward with luck
which seemed 10 Indicate 'shoe me. -
MIR. Cowdright shod the animal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
MILFORD.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and j

Special correspondence of uazet,o and journal
Milford, Oct. l.--Mrs James But
Ter, who died after undergoing a aurgi.
cal operation. was buried yesterday.
The interment WAS in the Odd Fellowa
cemetery.
Five horses owned by Thomas r.
Wilson died recently OF meningitis
Harlan d. JellisOn and ISIS Maggie
Tharp we're married last Wednesday.
They will reside Mt Henderson, Md.
The Wedding of George W. Gillespie
and Miss Carrie Il. Jester took place
last "Wednesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct. y. Two
American cippor ships Tacoma. Capt.
Gairroy and Indiana, Capt. Colby
sarled out of tho Delaware Breakwator
this afternoon. on 10, 600 milo race.
Both are from Philadelphia, the former
nnunh fur Tarona and Sonttle anil tim
mastprH Of these ships there has boon
sailing qualities, and each agresd to
dsposit sun Of money to 90 TO this
winning ship after time and distance
allowances shall have been made TO the
ane going TO the more northern port
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

The manner in which tho trusts OF
the country have been fostered by the
Dingley bill 10 not pleasing to the
Philadelphia Ledger, ardent organ of
protection though it ~. III tho com
peting products of tho trusts made
abroad were put upon the FREQ list" it
says, 'or if the duties upon them were
reasonably reduced, not one of these
combinations could continue its proda.
tory raids upon Consumers by fixing
arbitrary prices on its output, and, at
will, deprive its employees of work and
wages. Congress has, 10 the tariff,
furnished the trusts with thu props
which sustain them; Congress- did that
in contampt of public opinion, and
when it again convenea public opinion
should exert its influence, il it have
any, to compel Senators and Represen
tutives to either put upon the free list
all competing trust importations or
sufficiently reduce the duties upou
them US to render all Hurh vicious com
bination poweress to oppress the peu-
pie for their own arbitrary and lawless
profit. In the face Of sach honest
protest it will he realized how idle il
10 to expect such measure as the
Dingley bill to remain upon the statute
books, oven under the plea of tia I'm.
wisdom of further tariff agitation.
The agitation must continue until the
evil is remedied.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Director Riter OF the Philadelphia
Police Department has forbidden tho
collection Of assessments from tho
police. or even voluntary contributions
from them to tho Republican, city
executive committee. lie permits them
to contribute to their ward oreani2a-
lions IL they chouse, but every police
man has been mads to understand by
the director that his position on tho
force cannot be affected in any way by
his failure to make political contribu
tions This should be gratifying as
surance to the policemen of Philadol.
phia, for they, in cummun with other
employees of tho city. have been shame
fully tleeced, for years and yenrs, for
tho benefit of the corruption fund of
the city and state Republican machine.
Tho Regular Republicans are again
kindly remembered by the administra.
tion In the appointment OF one OF the
chiefs Of their elan, Fred l.. Bach, to
tho desirable position of superintendent
Of the rural FREQ mail delivery system,
Mt the comfortable salary Of So, 500 per
annum, 1t ia evident that tho plan of
forcing tho two factions Of the party
IN delaware 10 get together" bY with
holding Faderal appointments has been
abandoned, anil that instead all the
fine plums will DO bestowed upon the
Regulars, in order to impress upon ths
Unions the folly Of fighting against the
faction which was recognized by thu
convention that placed Mckinley in
nomination for President. II remains
to lie seen now the new plau will work.
-
Mr.. Charles Frederick Adams of New
York City is a gentleman hitherto un-
known to fame, hut lie made record
for himself when, in his speech nomi-
mating Henry George for mayor oi
Greater New York, he said: IF We
we're hold in thruldom by Cesar or q
Napoleon we might stand it. But, my
God a Croker!a Croker, gentleman
IA Croker or a PIatt!" And the people
Of Kew York might add in aghast, "ol
a George" Fortunately the way il
open TO them 10 escape from this
trinity Of evils Croker, plntt or Genrgt
by olecting SETH Low to the mayor
atty OF their great city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
Sew Baltimore ana ONO I.ooo,.,o,tyer.

The last of tho 10 2lx26 inch cylinder
consolidation locomotives built by Inc
fittshurg locomotive works for the Bal.
timoro " Ohio railroad, have been mt
in service on tho second division DO.
tween brunswick and Cumberland.
These locomotives attract favorable
notice by reason Of their design. work
manship and efficient service, and nre
further evidence of the great advance
that is being made by the Baltimore Il
Ohio in its motive power. Thirty five
locomotives of this tyne have been
placed on the second division during
the past year, and with this reduction
in grades and in tho increase in power
the number of cara per train has been
Increased fully 40 per cent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

RICH NOVEL TIES
Satin Bayadcre, solid cOloTs, seven shades,
~ inches widc--nne OF PaTisS latest
fashion fadS, $3.50
Bayaderc Rave. S0licl; smooth weave,
with blatl, cords on colored grounds;
six shades; - inches wide, Sl.1j
Mohair Ottoman Cords, in solid solors,
tive shades IS inches wide, $3.50
Cdmel's Hair lifeline eight shades, IS
inches wide, S225.
WOOL NOVELTIES
At Sl.2j-Twccl Novelty; as inch, in five
coloringS These are very stylish, and
rieh IN cO'9rlngS pleasing, service
able fabric
NJ ST. 2j-Figured Poplins; a. in, A beau
tiiul line of high colOrS, woven to form
Huiet combinations; styles
At Sl50-lmpOtted Novelty: 4G inch, two
toned scroll pattern novelty; six rich
coloringS
At Sl.5O--Armure Novelty; q inch, hard
twisted, close woven fancy, in seven
eolOrngS new color tones, with neat
raised figure; very Scrviceablc.
PLAIN DRESS GOODS
75;-l8 in, Surah wills; II colorings.
I5c in Pruna!la Cloth II eolorngs
Sl-H AMI 81 in. French poplins. 10 COL
oTtngs.
n Sl-i6.in Cancels Hair; colorings.
Sl.23--t5 In. Fancy Chevibt; 3 cOlOrings.
SL25--H in, Diagonal; eoloringS.
Sl.21--iS in. French POpn; colOrings
Sl.5o - and 80 in, Epingle Cloth; u
eolorngS
sl5o-llin, Satin-faaed Cloth; 0 color.
ingS
COVERT CLOTHS
An old fabric with a ncwness every sea-
son.
More than $50 styles to show that have
lately come from the custom house.
81 to Sl75.
CAMEL'S fair
Genuine French Cancels Hair made by
Lupn, This is one Of the richest plain
fabrics made. Tie material used Is the
finest produced.
New Blue, Two Navy Blues Two Browns,
Green, Plum Prize, Sis,
Mostly imported stuffs. A few
extra fine fabrics from our home
mills that are equal and possibly
better than similar goods from
abroad.
- 80 7'''"ENpull tsntVlOt, al men, IN
seven Color combinations
Al 15t--Crepe Chcviot A. inch; new
weave; the wool has lustre like silk.
Al S5e-Norstei Fancy; ~ inch, hard
twisted worSted threads, forming
raised figure OH fancy ground, ten COL
orngS.
At 61e-EngiSh Fancy; ~ inch six coll
onngS Damasse figure Of black, On
high oolored grounds.
At 81, Fancy Fopins; ~ inch Figured
Poplin, GaTne. and Black, Green and
Slack, Blue MI Black, Brown and
Black, Purple and Black, Plum and
Elaek. Imported stuHs. VeryGttraetivc.
ht Sl--EngliSh Novelty; 4o inch BLACK
Worsted threads 0f black on high
color grounds. woven to form striped
eject; six color combinations.
John Wanamaker.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Chester, Ia Oct IL. Further in.
vestIgation iftu tho Gauss of the death
of Annie Dotman will not he made un.
less some positive proof ia Forthcoming.
District Attorney Schhlier says there Ia
nothing at present to work on, ana hp
deciineH to put tho county to any aidI.
tionnl oXpense.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Tho President has appointed United
StatoH marshal for Delaware without
waiting for the two Republican factions
to get together, and as no selected
good Regular Republican, tho Unions
will no doubt conclude that as far as
recognition Of their faction is con.
cOrnad, it makes no difference whether
they get together" at all ur not And
so tine Unions will 60 right ahead AMI
hold thoir State convention at 1oyor,
on November 18th, ut which time they
will no doubt pay their respects 10 the
President for his course in giVins them
the cold shoulder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

Paris, France, Oct. IL. -Adclini
Patti, the famous singer, is i'll, Her
sickness il not believed 20 be dan.
gerous.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14
Dress Goods
Leadership

America, and certainly no foreign
store carries equal stocks. That is
natural, though; for the modistes
carry many goods abroad and make
their patrons pay roundly. A large
slice of our business is with the
modistes in America. And many
of them have candidly told us that
it is largely to their advantage to
buy here, rather than 90 abroad
for styles sake and for proper
economy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

The Republicans OF Worcester coun,,.
have nominated William NJ. Schonlfield
Of PoComoke City for State Senator,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

The international Sunday. school
executive committee has Issued n
cal for universal prayer for Sunday
schools. and has snt apart Sunday RG,l
Monday, Octnher nth and 18th, 1887.
as tho tins whom all tho churches and
schools throughout tho land nre ro.
quested to meet for tho purpose named
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

The municipal election in Indian.
apolis Tuesday. resulted in the sue.
Gesa Of Taggart, tho Democratic nolni-
nGe for mayor, hy 4 maturity Of between
5000 and G,00O against bis majority OF
3, 700 two years ago. Taggart was tho
nominee Of the regular Democratic
organization, but WIS generally sup
ported by tho Sound Money Democrats.
The radical Silver democrats, however,
insistod upon running silver Gandi-
date, On IL 10 platform, and he
received beggarly poll OF only about
zoo votes. Tho result is significant in
showing that tho regular Democratic
organization, when conducted on limos
not antagauistic TO the Sound Money
Democrats, will always SUCCEED better
than when it is surrendered to the
silver fanatics and tho Sound. Money
Democrats aIienRtod from giving il
support.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-10-14

United Suites Marshal Launan au,i
his deputy. Mr.. y. W, Hughes, will
retro from Office leaving behind TN
admirable record Of official duty well
peTlOrneu.
The Irish standard., 1897-02-06
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.


Default having been made In the conditions Of
certain mortgage duly executed and delivered by
Margaret Ward widow ,mortgagor, to the Hcnne-
pin County Catholic Building and Lean Associ Il
o oshns t
sale d;niy recerdo a. in the Office
Hennepin, and state &C. OF MiInesota on the first
day OF September, 1883, at so O'CLOCK p. m'' IN
book III OF Mortgages, on page l32
!, And, whereas, in the action Of Michael Healy,
ct al, plaintiffs, vs.. the SAID hennerln County
ant in the District court tor SAID Hennepin CoHn
ty FEBRUARY Or th 1S, yonn L. mt anG vas oE fe
as for Sd o M snd ana
of said association, end to collects sue for and re-
cover the debts and denandS que TO saia assoc1a
ton, which order was duly filed IN the Office OF the
Clerk Of sad court LII sad ac1.1n' ana was also
duly MED LOT reccrd ana vas duly Tec1rueu III dne
office OF said Reglster or Deeds, March 10Th, 1872
IN 9oIs % " Sg t g @ ~ raSf' g.
a1 .e.E Is m ~ W ~ of
t;co tho su If nnr hnndred and twantvseven
,cs 7n. noiors NO. M noe a Nth s;S 1ar
aia . ~: . W. .iH s TI w 1904 IA 20
The Irish standard., 1897-02-06
He Knew EN-.

Give hit it," exultingly exclaimed the
theatrical manager from the bounding
West. Eve turned the trick. You 9TH
er fellows in the business haven't learned
the elementary principles Of feminine ma
ture."
what are you trying to get att"
Come out and sit through a perform
ance at my house. I'll give you $40 for
each and every hat bigger than a bird s
nest that is worn by any woman in the
audience"
you're just kidding. No manager on
earth can get crowd of American wo-
men to obey an imperative rule made by
the house."
There's glimmer OF sense in the last
remark of yours. OF course he can't.
And that's just where my generalship
came into play. did like the rest Of
you, by posting notices that all large hats
must be removed during the performan-
ces. vowed. that the order had to go
if it wrecked the business. hired po-
licemen, base ball umpires, lightning
rod men, book agents, prize fighters and
professional referees, but their cheeks
withered before the STAND made by the
women. Half the fellows .slinked away
without giving notice or drawing pay"
But thought you said you won In the
fight"
THAT'S right. got out new set Of
notices stating that no bareheaded wo-
man would be allowed in my theatre.
They could have their money back, but
their absence would be insisted upon.
The first night there was not hat In
sight, and there were hundred men In
sight to protect them. I made big
bluff, but finally pretended that l was
scared by the dear creatures and their
champions. Now the hatless women
give me the freezing laugh as they pass
in, and pretend to be the maddest man
west of the Mississippi, Woman, in the
aggregate, Is very prone to back up and
20 the other way."-Detroit Free Press.
The Irish standard., 1897-02-06
ireland it did not conduce to ones sue
cess to be Irish even. in name.
A Few Words Will Suffice.

It is not necessary to go into details.
When one wishes to make journey, one
naturally makes inquiries and selects the
most convenient as well as the mos
comfortable train, such trains, for in
stance, as we run via the Wisconsin
Central Lines, daily, from St. Paul and
Minneapolis to Milwaukee, Chicago and
points East and South. Any ticket agent
can give you information relative to this
train service. Jas. G. Pond, G. P. A.,
Milwaukee. Wis.
The Irish standard., 1897-02-06

Kill or Cure.
Breaux Bridge, Lo., May, ".
At 50 years Of age had tho frst attack OF Epi.
sepsy, after trying OF the best doctors grew
worse and gave up all hopes when a friend gave
me u bottle OF Pastor Koeligs Nerve Tonic Al.
though had not the least fuith, in 1t, thought
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kill but it is quick cure, for after using It only
days I was great deal better and after using &
tmonths I am we'll. a. Weknair.
Worth its Weight In Gold.
Wooster, o., Juno p6.
was completely worn out with nervous ex.
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without any benefit, but the effect Of Pastor
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gol5.
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rnFF "A Valuable Book on Nervous DE-
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This remedy has been preparedby reverend y.
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under his direction by the
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eold by Druggists at o. Per Bottle. 6for06
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The Irish standard., 1897-02-06
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To every subscriber sending ST. and all old sub
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will send together with the the owing article
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
TYLER HAS OYER 1000 VOTES
4 Large Majority for the Candidate
From the Southwest.
PROBABLE ACTION OF THE CONVENTION
4 Regular silver Democrat Likely TO He
Nominated for observation-disclosures.
How the Delegates Stand for Cover
nor aud for Attorney General.

quite a change has been brought about
in the political aspect during the past
week with reference to the chances for
Lieutenant-Govcrnor
rrhe Populist Convention at Roanoke
has selected Captain Edmund Randolph
Cooke for second place and Major II. v.
Gaines has Withdrawn his name in favor
OF the former.
1t seems to be settled. however that the
Democratic State Convention will not Sc
lect C. plain Cooke. but will nominate
regular silver Democrat This would
leave only MIR. Merritt n. Cooke and Col
onei a. s. Buford in the field, with the
chances largely in favor OF the latter. At
tho election held in Charlottesville one
delegate was also instructed for Mr.. FL
Tyson for that Office.
Captain Cooke has been prominent
figure In the Virginia political arena for
some time past.
In 1888 he was candidate for guberna-
torial honors. heading the Populist ticket
against the present Governor. Hon
Charles T. OFerrall. and received very
fatttering vote when all things are con-
sidered.
Captain Cooke is n prominent farmer Of
Cumberland county. where he resides on
his ancestral estate. lie is a cultivated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-01
VIRGINIA'S SSPLENDIDREC0RD
Only Two LynchinsS in the State Dur
Ing the Past -Four Years.
WERE 81 DURING PRECEDING FOUR.
Gov. O'Ferrsll says the Remedy for Lynch.
ings Is virginia's Present Plan. Speedy
Trials, Death Penalty. Quick Execus
tions. and Free Use of Militsry.

Governor OFerrall has been requested
by the New York Herald TO express nis
views In regard TO the large number
OF lynchings that have occurred in tho
Southern States during the present sum
mer and 10 suggest remedy against
that practice.
The Governor has sent the following
IN reply, which Will appear In to-days
Herald:
New York Herald:
There Is a decp-rootcd determination IN
the South which nothing can eradicate
that her women shall hc protected from
the lust OF villains. and that death shall
be the penalty for committing or attempt
i'll tC commit that blackcst OF all crimes.
NlRGlNiAS REMEDY.
rho Increase OF ynchings in the South
e;n States ltCC!tl~ has been caused by
the increase Of that crime You ask ma
10 suggest a remedy for the practice OF
lynching. The best / can do. is 10 recom-
mend Nlrginia's present plan, which "a
speedy triai, proper protection by the
courts OF the feelings OF the unfortunate
victims and the exclusion of all persons
not connected with the trials from the
colf rooms, prompt convictions, swift
justice, death penalty quick executions
ana the free use OF the military In sup
port OF the civil authorities I'm times OF
threatened danger OF mob violence.
\ FINE RECORD.
Nirginias recent record for law ana
order is unexcelled. From $50 TO 1894
there were 81 lynchings in the state for
various alleged crimes During the last
four years there have been only two
Iynchings-ono for outrage, the other
for attempted outrage-both negroes. both
victim white; for the same crimes eight
have been hung by due process OF law.
and two are now under sentonces ot
death. all colOred.
LYNCHiNGS DEPRECATED.
Tho practice of lynching is rcprohatcd
ny the people generally, and the spirit Is
HI - HHH4 nod L.
tHscs OF mob violence referred to- there
was no excuse and the acts of the mob
we're Liversally condemned.
/ am glad 10 say that the better class
or our colored citizens are loud IN THEN
pronunciation Of the horrible crime which
brings so many OF their race to the halter
ana are pledging themselves To aid in
uSlecuon ana prosecution OK all sucn
miscreants.
CfAS. r. OFERRALT.
Governor OF Virginia