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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-25
co,oneIs Fell Down in the sixth.

LOUISVILLE, July M.-Frazer pitched a
fine game until the sixth inning, when two
bases on balls. two errors and a stolen base
gave the Bean Eaters three runs and the
game Klobedanz was taken out of the
box in the last half of the sixth after he
had filled the bases. Nichols, who was sub
stituted succeeded in retiring the side
without run. Great stops of liners by
Dolan and Werden were features. Attend
ance, 1900. Score:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-25
Another 30c Sale of Underwear

Including styles of Drawers, 8
styles of Gowns, 2 of Chemise.
of Skirts, all made of good Mus
lin, free of lime and trimmed
with Embroidery; none worth
less than Soc and some as high
as Csc. Choice of the lot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-25
REMNANT SALE

We are cleaning up all our Remnants of
Prints, Muslins. Ginghams. Tickings, Table
Linens, Towelngs. Silks, Dress Goods. Wash
Goods, Laces, Embroideries and Ribbons at
special reduced prices, much below what
W. usually mark our remnants at. Some of
the remnants are large enough for a full
suit and at the prices they are marked
there is quite a saving in them.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
SPDRTINli Nn1Es-


Marion Mills, the "guidelcsa'' pacing
mare, gave another wonderful exhibi.
tion Thnraday by pacing alone in ,. Olal.
Umpire Lynch Of the National League
resigned Monday on account Of poor
health. lie was without doubt tho uest
umpire in tho big league.
Red Seal, 3-year.old, took a mark
Of 2. 10 at Detroit, Thursday. This is
considered sensational time for q colt
and ut this season Of year.
Lawson NJ. Fuller. who mado tho
mile record of 3. 1874 on juno a0ih with
an eight-in-hand, will on July 9th
make an effort to lower this record.
Pitcher Jerry Nops ami Catcher viii,
bert Robinson OF tho Baltimore toam
expect to be in shape to play on tho
ARRIVAL home of the Orioles ON July 9th.
Robert j. anil John Il. Gentry. each
went mile Monday to break their
respentivo rocorda Of 2.0i16 and 2.0OlE
Neither succeeded, the former pacing
in d 051@ and tho latter in 2.0l1a,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
OrEE IN pENNsYLYaSIA.
Joseph Sager has been appointed po
maetBr at JIenapo,

Joseph Sager has been appointed post
maeter at Lenapo.
DIR. Jacob Rickabaugh, Hayart Wal
ker and Jonathan Roberts, all of
TredylIrin, and uach over 50 yeRrs of
ago, have been harvesting on their re.
spectivo plaees this Reneon
dynamite iH reported to have boon
used in the Brandywine near Gibson's 8
bridge on the road TO Downingtown, and
ono man sayB that hundred1 OF fish
were killed by ono charge. This ,Ise of
dynamite In this way is in violation OF
the law.
According 10 the West Chester Local
News hundreds OF innocent little cot
tontails, usually of tho English species,
are shipped from West Chester weekly.
Tho rabbits are consigned to tho labora
torius of vnriuus well-known surgeons
and physiGians In Now York, and com
mani from so oonts to 81 psr head.
They arc then inoculated with tho germ.
OF diphtheria. with tho germs Of ty-
phod fever, or with the bacilli Of some
other contagious disease, and expert
mOnts for tho benefit of suffering hu.
manity arc thon mude. Ofttimen when
disease has fully devoloped in tho rah
bits various remediea for their cure are
applied. and the results carefully noted.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
THE NEWS Of NEW CASTLE.

Special correspcndsnce OF 0azetto ana Joprnai
New Castlo, July 90 ---George Han.
sou. member of the Gallagher Senate,
was seriously injured In the Delaware
River yesterday. While playing tiger
he dived from tho wrecked schooner
which lies near tho foot of Chestnut
street, aud in rising he struck the yes-
sol, frightfully gashing his right arm
and side and exposing his ribs.
A runway horse, owned by Will
mingtonian named Anderson, was
caught ON Delaware street wharf yester-
day by John Shearor. The animal was
about 10 plunge overheard. Mr. Shearer
was rewarded.
Now Castle. July 2l.-City Council
hold special nesting last evshing.
Tho street committee reported that
the curb on the north sidr OF Delaware
street between Fifth and Sixth Atreets
had been reset, anu that the cutters
had been repayed. Tho following bids
for regarding the street were referred
to tho street committee with power to
act John MGOalln. Sc; John NJ.
Burk, $40; Michael Fitzgerald and
John Sheridan, slS each.
1t was decided to notify property
owners whose sidewalks are in bad
condition 10 have them repaired within
10 days.
Tho street committee was directed TO
confer with the city solicitor regarding
the abatement of the Battery ditch
nuisance.
Tbs erection of an arc light on North
Third street, opposite property formerly
occupied by /. A. Fols, was ordered.
Tho secretary was instructed 10 re-
quest the mayor 10 enforce the dog
ordinance.
A wild bull, which a colorcd man
was driving from Walter Burrows
farm, near Red Lion, TO the steamer
Major Reybold yesterday. caused a
stampede in this city. Several
frightened youths took refuge in Will
bur Merediths store, and William
Grow jumped through screen door at
the Gilpin House. Finally the bull
was lsHsood and quieted. The animal
was sent to Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
now to .nnnrn ,,nnn Knnls.

a correspondent writing from Ralcigh,
N. O., to tho Now York Evening Post,
gives a review Of tho resuls in that
State Of the law authorizing tho sen
tencing Of Offenders TO work upon tho
public roadH. Tho law has boon in
existence for aiy yoars, ard ~ yet only
seventeen of the ninety elk counties
have avaiiod of it, hut tho good results
are already mainly manifest, Tho law
gives superior court judges the dis
erection Of sentencing prisoners to tho
rnnds'' or to the penitentary. But the
main sources of supply of road makers
are tho mayors courts and thoso Of
iusticos of tho peace. Tho conyicts from
these courts, especially if thoy are resi- !.
dents of the locality whore convicted,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
pELaWARn ANp pENINsuLa.


Ephraim King Wilson has applied for
admission to the Worcester county bar.
John NJ. Richardson has been elected
attorney for the Sussex National BaDk,
Seaford.
Tho Cambridge Gas Co.. has reduced
tho prico of gas from 81. 10 per l. 900 feet
TO S2.2'.
H. Edward Boehm has been elected
chief engineer of Snow Hills fire dc
partmunt.
Mre. Ella Cannon has sold real estate
at Salisbury to the Rev. james Cannon
for 50, 6a5.
DIR. Nathan Pratt of Milford, who re-
Gently was stricken with paralysis, ia
improving.
DIR. William II. Purnell hes been
offered the professorHhip of elocution at
Delaware College.
Charles Beauchamp OF Pocomoke City
was seriously injured recently by a
block of marble falling on him.
The Rev. j. W. Stewart will conduct
campmeeting at Perry Hawking, Som
ersot county, beginning on July 3lst.
Prof Sparklin has declined tho posi-
tion Of principal of the Lewes public
school, to which he recuntly was elected.
Il. g. White has bsen elected mem.
her Of Georgetown' Board of Commits.
sioners, vire William Ii, Boyc0, rusigued
Sidney Whitney, aged GO years. who
resided near Mt Vernon, Somerset
county, committed suicide last week
by shooting himself.
Mrs. Isabella Humphreys will has
leon prohated in Wicomco county.
She hequeathed her entire estate 10 her
daughter. Mrs Belle Jones'
John SwGrtz, who recently wandered
from his home, near Mt. Pleasant, has
returned and been committed to the
State Hospital for tho Insane.
The wedding Of william B. Sirman
and Misa Hortonse g. Connor will take
place in Trinity MethodiHt Protestant
Church, Marion, on July 2Sth.
Marshall P.RichardS of st. Michaol's
law department uf Harvard University,
will practice his profession in New
York City.
The Zoar campmeeting privileges
hav0 been sold to the following persons
Boarding tent. Horace Pepper; confec-
tionOry ntand, George W. u. johnson
horse pound, W. 4. Hudson.
The Chiffon campmeeting privileges
have been sold to the following persona
Bread tent, ]. L. Bradley; boarding
tent No. l, Mira Whitby; boarding toni
No. ., L. II. Butler; barber shop, Ben
iamin Knox; horse pound, Jacob X.
Hughes.
Tho Farsonsburg campmesting privi,
leges have been sold 10 the following
Boarding tent, Robert Parker; confeo.
tionery stand. Herbert Parsons; horse
pound, Eben White; barber shop,
George e. Parsons; photograph gal.
lery, Mr. McLain.
The l2-years,old son OF Isaac Wilmer,
colored, who resides at Millngton, wat
accidently hanged last week. The hoy
WAS playing an stairway with a ROPE
and. falling, got the rope caught on q
nail and fastened around his neck.
When discovered he wac dead.
W. a. Henry of East Newmarket hat
petitionod for tho benefit OF tho insoly,
ency laws. His labilitics are estimated
at 81, 900; assets at So 800. For somt
yeare he conducted large business it
Dry goods. groceries and furniture
Thomas W. Simmons has been appointed
preliminary trustee.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Reorganization Of tho Dover Bank.

Tho stockholders of tho First National
Bank OF Dover, by unanimous vote at a
meeting held last week with S0G Of
the banks 1000 shares represented, de,
cided to got over the difficulty oc.
casioned by Paying Teller Boggs' de.
falcation by reoreanizing on capital
of $50, 900, Instead of Sl0O. COO, as at
present. This was the only prudent
and buHineHs like course open, az any
other proceeding would have threatened
liquidation, or the assessment Of the
stock to tho extent of at least fifty per
cent. AS was aptly stated by Mr.. Viii.
son IT, Cannon. tho heaviest individual
holder of shares, the action was hu-
initiating, in that IL was virtually ro
ducing TO vrhle Of so each. shares of
stock that should have possessed value
of nearly 5000 each. But it could not
be helped.
This statement will convey somo idea
OF the oxtent of the stealings by the
dishonest paying teller. In amount
they reached 5l07, 600, or 81, 600 in OK
cesa of the bank'R original capital.
But, moro than this, it reduced the
selling value of the stock from nearly
500 per share to about $50, thus i'm
posing upon the shareholders loss Of
more than sixty per cent of their in.
yestments.
But the reorganization plan is the
only one that will enable tho stock.
holders to recover from the severe blow
without practical sacrifice of all their
holdings. The assets Of the bank re-.
main unimpaired, and it Is IN posi-
tion to do good business, oven witt
its reduced capital With the recent
severe experience aa a reminder, thero
can be no doubt that the future man
agemsnt Of the inatitution will he OF
the most careful and prudent character.
Thure will be no danger Of another such
defalcation in this bank for the next
one hundred years.
The one thing that remains for the
bank to do 10 to put forth every effort
for the capture of the thiryiBh official,
for the purposes Of iniIicting adequate
punishment and securing, il possible,
tho full story Of his rascally transac
| tions
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
snnaiFF wooL synAND.
The Charges Forwarded 90 Judge Her
Page Eroin Gov. Lownfias.

The Charges Forwnrdod 50 Judge Henry
Page From Gov. Lowndes.
Princess Anne, Nd. July 20. Judge
Henry Page received to-day by mail
the official communication of Gov.
Lowndes containing charges OF neglect
Of duty against Shorf Wooleyhand, of
QUEEN Anne's county in failing to
carry out the sentence OF the court
pronounced upon u, Palmer keating.
Since the receipt OF the letter there
has been no opportunity for Ton
sultation of tho judges OF the circuit
who sat in the onse, Ms Judge Lloyd is
now confined at his homs, at Cam
bridge. by sickness The Jury torn OF
the circnit court for Dorchester will
convenei In Cambridge on Monday next.
and ii is highly probable that the
court will pass an order requiring the
sheriff OF Queen Anne's TO Bhow cause on
Monday next why he should not answer
to charge OF ooniempt Of court IN fail
ing to carry out the sentence imposed
upou u, Palmer Heating. This order
will probably be directed to the shorifI
of Dorchester county, whose duty it
will then he to serve the same upon
tho sheriff of Queen Anue's and make
his return upon tho same when the
court convenes at Cambridge on Mon
day next. In cass the charge ia sus
tanned the court will probably issue q
Gapias for the arrest OF the accused
sheriff and impose upon him such
sentence as the eSigencies Of the case
require. Judge l'age returned from
Snow Hill to-day and will consult with
his associates. Judges Lloyd and Hol'
land, before tho convening OF the
Dorchester court on Monday next.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
IN GEN ER.tL.

A Cincinnati dispatch says thGt
Boston capitalists have formed a sSufc
Trust, with principal factories at Ham.
ilton, o..
Tho Mason & Mason Co. of Uhicago,
manufacturerH nT bicycles, mado nm as.
singment on Thursday. This liabilitns
are placed at $780, 900 and the asseta at
SO, 900.
Herr Andreo, tho aernnaut, made n
successful ascent in his balloon from
Trumaoe, Sunday week, antl smiled
toward tho North Pole. The vunditions
wore favorable. Tho balloon was named
the Eagle.
A company has been organizod ut
Seattle TO develop tho coal and oil iields
recently discovered in A Alaska, $50
miles wost OF Juneau. Thirty thousand
foot OF pipo has been ordered fro~
PittHburk
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
CAIrmDKY.

Special Correspondence n Gazette aud Journal
Claymont, July l7.--John Shute and
another bicycliBt cnllided on Uluymont
hill on Thursday evening, and eacn
was hurlad distance OF eight or ten
feet. Mr.. Shute had two pieces Of
flesh, each as large as two cent piece,
torn from his right hand, and the other
whoolmRn alec was injured.
While lifting a Grated bicycle from
car fow days aga StatIonmaster
Ebcn N Baldwin foil and severely
bruised an Gntle. Tho accident was
caused by tho platform being wet and
slinpeTy.
Joseph W. z. Casey has been re
eleGtcu schoo! clerk for tho ensuing
year.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
rnmNN KND.

special Correspondence Of Gazette ana journal
Townsend July 20. William Bus
are greatly excited over the actions of
a man who is staying in Rapp's woolH
and who is supposed to be insane Tho
man, he states. steals chickens and eats
them raw.
While making short turn, last Sat
urday, the trotting horse Baysde.
owned by james s. Daniels, foil and
broke ono Of its forologs near the knee.
The limb was promptly sot, and the
animal . expected to recover.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Quiet at NIarous Hook.

Owing to the fact that there are no
boats 10 at Marcus Hook and have nat
been for several days. except some
coastwise vessesl, matters are unusually
quier In the vicinity OF the oil works.
All of the ocean steamers are out and
none are due until the first of August.
but during the month about 10 will be
loaded.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22

The Chicago Times Herald notes
decrease Of drunkenness in that city.
but claims that this result "hus not
been brought about by legislation. 1t
has been amply demonstrated that lave
will not make men temperate. The de-.
creage in drunkenness is duo TO the ex-
acting demands of our industrial life
and to the elevation OF the moral tone
of the people to that standard whcrs
public sentiment brands Il drunkard 40
an objectionable offender agaIust de-.
cency and public ordar. y
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
EoRG ETO OTY.


Special corresnonuence ot Gazette and journal
Georgetown, July 2l.-Some mis-
creant entered Elton Il. Woods stable
last week and cut from the fesby part
of tho shoulder OF valuable driving
horse piece of skin nine inches long
and six inches wide. When discovered
tho horse was weak from the luss OF
blood, but ii was attended to ut once
and it is thought it's life will be saved.
A citizons' massmeeting was held in
tho Court House last Saturday evening
to discuss the adyisability of erecting
water works 10 this town. Georgetown
has the least adequate appliances for
fighting fire Of any town on the Penin.
sulu. In fact, tho only thing here that
can be used in case of fire is an old
fashioned, second-h hand hand engine,
and the laut time il was brought out,
when Charles II. Jones barn was
burned. the fire was extingulshed bo-
fore the engine was gotten into working
condition. At the meeting j. w,
Fancett was appointed to secure the
signatures of property holdors to a pa
per authorizing the town board to as,
Bist in tho erection of a stand pipe and
pumping station. Other plans will be
suggested at u future meeting.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Now nin,rii,n,inr pnlnt.

Tho Atlantic Refining Co. has de.
cided to make Clayton "a distributing
point and will erect l2,000 gallon
tank there. -Four wagons will be en-.
ployed 10 covering the territory in the
vicinity OF Clayton. The oil will he
conveyed to thu storage tank iu cars.
and will probably come from Marcus
Hook. A great deal of the oil used in
this city now GOmea from Marcus Hook.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
81. paul,s churol. Groruetown.

Tho congregation Of st, Paul's Epis.
copal Church. Georgetown. has sub
scribed sl,030 TO a rectory and repair
fund. Plans for the rcctory have been
adopted and work is to be commenced
at once. A vested choir has recently
been organised The now rector, tine
key. John Wurnock. has Just been
transferred from the diocese of Pitts
burg,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
NEHPORE.

Srccal CorroRpondcnco oI Gazette and journal
Newport, July 2O. The Newport
Academy will reopen on Soptombsr 7th
with s. y. Townsend, Jr., az principal
and teacher Of tho advanced depart
mont, Miss l,nura Worrell teacher of
the intermediate department aud Miss
Edna Finn teacher of tho primary dn-
partment.
Ona Of tho largest yiclds of whcat in
this vicinity was that OF A. W. Ever
SOD, which was 81 bushels to tho acre.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
Leighton Coleman.
Former Cnrate no unyc rI,.r.o

Tho Rev. William q. Beach of Pitts.
burg, Pa, will have charge of ST,
Johns Church while tho Rev. George
.. Hall 10 on his vacation next month.
Mr.. Beach was formerly curale OF ST.
John's pafish,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22

The appointment of Tcrence v. Pow
derly TO the position uf commissioner of
immigration was made by President
Mckinley as a concession" 10 the
labor interests, but thu labor interests
will not have it that way. The Central
Lairor Union of New York City pro-
tested against the appointment in a
resolution which classed it as "the
greatest Official insult ever offered by
the Federal government to organized
labor. and the president Of the Ameri
can Federation Of Labor explains the
opposition by saying that "Powdcrly is
not man who il in touch with the
labor organizations Of this country, or
who can be trusted in position Of such
responsibility The truth of the lnut.
ter is that Powdcrlya appointment was
msroly for the purpose of enabling Mark
Hanna to pay u claim for 'services
rendored"-real or fauciod-by Pow.
derly during the last national cam
paign.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
TABLE LINEN

Ni'ifi- h~'NA-I
At soc yard--Splendld quality half
beaehed Table Linen from Ireland;
made Of sturdy yarns; full z yards
wide. Would be good value at Csc.
At SOC a yard-Snow-white Damask from
one OF lrelands leading makers. Many
pretty patterns. Two yards wide and
would be lucky find at 75c.
At SOC a yard-Fine heavy bleaehed
Scotch Damask, " In, wide; at least 0
patterns You'll soon be paying 81 for
same quality.
At 81 a yard-Excellent quality full
bleaehed Double Damask Table Linen.
The biggest dollars worth we know Of
Two yards wide and three beautiful
patterns,
At 81 % yard-Fine handsome bleaehed
Flemish Double Damask. Two yards
wide and several new and rich patterns.
Soft and mellow finish. You may prob
ably match II at SITS
At Sl35 yard Very fine bleached
Double Satin Damask Table Linen.
Worth 81. Two yards wide.
At Sl.5O yard Handsome beached
Flemish Double Satin Danask Table
Linen in several choice and exclusive
patterns Two yards wide You save
almost dollar on every yard.
TRAY CLOTHS
At 20c each--Pretty cream white Monte
Tray Cloths, with sewn fringe and OPEN
work center. l0x27 in.
At 2jc. each -All-white Dnmasls Tray
Cloths, with sewn fringe. Several
pretty patterns. 20xaO IN,
At 50c each-Fine all-white Double Da-
mask Tray or Carving Cloths, with one
nf drawn Nnfl HpmnRd ends
25x3i tn.
DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
At s. eaeh-25l fine Scotch Double Da-
mask Table Cloths, 72xS6 in four
pretty patterns. Napkins to match
most Of them, 22 in. square, at S2.7j
dozen.
NAPKINS
At CSC a dozen-H Hemmed German Nap
kinS, II In. square and full beaehed
For lunch room or cafe,
At 81 dozen--Good, big, strong Nap
kins, % in. square. Not quite white,
but a washing or two will bleach them
At 81. so a dOzen-Fine snOw-whitc Dam
ask Napkins from Scotland, plInp 20
In. square. Plenty Of pretty patterns
At So doZen--Heavy, wtll-made
from Belfast 20 in square.
At 81 l5 a do2en-Large hleaehed DAM
ask Napkins, with plenty Of patterns
that you will like q in. square
ht 81 a dozen - Dinner Napkins from
Ireland; full bleached and double dam
ask. IS In. square.
AZ So 4 dOzen-Fine handsome blcached
Irish Donble DRmask Dinner Eapkins,
such as you would cspSet 20 pay So &c
tor 20 in. square.
TOWELS
Al 81 dozen-Good substantial bleaehed
Scotch Hutk towels, ready washed and
hcDined. They should interest bsr-
bers and towel supply companies l4x2L
AT 10: eachGoci everyday Huch Tow
els; l7x33 in, Cheaper than eommen
crash.
At l2ae each--Scoteh blcached Huck
Towels, Barnscy weight. They Will
stand lots OF wear. Icmmed. lSx93 in,
At lsc caeh-hl-~llitc first-rate quality
liuejS Towels, with hciastitched ends.
lsx39 in. They have found willing
takers at o0c.
ht 20; each--lleavy Devon fluek Towels,
, all-~hite snd with lcmsttelled ends.
Good Absorb ers 20137 in.
At BIC eath---Vcry ;iHe all.whIte Huck
Towels from Germany, with hemulsd
ends and pretty daliask bordcrs 2ln42
in. 40c would pay thcis actaal worth,
At 3je each-Very lire handsome all.
white dainask Towels wt.h two rows
Of open-wofk across the hemstitehee
ends. 22s50 in. Our regular 5Oc Lind,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
AIdlcns Must vaonto Dns IuIunctlon.

Buffalo, N. u, July 20. - In tho suit
nf J. Edward Addicks TO restrain tho
Buffalo Gas Light Go. from transferring
its property aud franchises to tho
Mutual Gas b'ght Co., Justice Wood
ward has aeciasd that tho injunction
secured by Addicks to prevent tho
transfer must bs vacated.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
wANAMAKER,S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July 10, 1881,

rhiLhpELfhih, MONDAY, July ~, Aov''
If any store is cool this must be
open all round-not blocked up
on any side-no partitions, but full
sweep for air--lots of fans--all the
conveniences and comforts we can
think of in resting rooms, toilet
rooms and restaurant.
Visitors passing through very well
come, even theugh they have no
thought of buying.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-22
,rhe nn.inrss sltnAtlnn.

A dispatch from Now York City atutos
that IL the coal miners strike wess