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The evening times., 1897-01-19
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR SALE-Two soda fountains: good as
new. sell Tor $40. n. h. WEBB, l101 Pa.
ave. So sal9-2tem
FOX SALE-A bargain Tor cash custom
e., piano: Hcinkamp slsakc- $40 New Ger
sey ave. nw. 1t
FOR SALE-Smail store 34OI r St.,
0eorgetOwn, ID. c. Jals-5t
rUI. Sa Lt-Ihi.vtom bupgy. hIlenqd
60 ldtion- Rear +! & { 81. NV ial9-3r
ron, a also n jIu. AIuICS OI a VIII
paying gIo-crg- Address GOOD CHANCE,
this office. ja19-3t
fGI, SalL-SUt oIT0-nanu TuI nlIurc Store.
test Orncr for the business IA city. Ad
dress BUSINESS CORNER, this Office. 1t
ron sALE-A pair on nOunus, well
orOken: wears cld. 1861 7Uh St, or
49, Wilson st. NV. 1t
ROD 6ALE-iwo pocI taUieS cheap.
ARMY SOC Pa. ave. NV. ials-2t-ein
tIk sALE-1wo thoroughbred bull-ter-
rler uog puppies Can 34l7 X st. Inv. after
o.oO D. it. aalS-3t-em
FOR sALE-Antique mahogony side
lOird. leo Years old: also Old sofa; cheap.
Apply JANlTOR. 1ll5 8 tn st. NV. ja1 I-3t
FOR SALE-Two nearly new pool tables
and business Address W. ID, this office
jalT-3t
FOR SALE-Left to he sold cheap. first
class phdeton and coupe. CARRIAGE
WORKS, New ork ave, bet 4th and
oth stS. NV. i617-6t
FOR sALE-Pigeons Of all kinds open
nights and Sundays. pigeons furni shed
shoots. SANDERS0N & CRIST. 7Os L
ST. Sc. jal7-3t
FOR SALE-Good horse; sound. young
and gentle, suitable for carriage; good
furniture wagon; one bureau folding ted,
solid cherry; one cigar show case, 1X4 IL
feet. oval glass; all bargains. Call at
3265 NJ st. NV. jal7-3t
COALi WOODi CoKE.-5 bushels any
kind OF Coal. 81: 10 bushels coke. ST:
10 bundles rusin wood, 1Uc. all delivered
and carried in free. All orders must be
paid al our offices. WASHINGTON FUEL
ASSOCIATION. 633 r NV, els K st
sW., 4Ol \. ). ave. NV. ja173t
FOR SALE-I STANDARD sewing machine,
$40, cost Sb5; first-ClaSs sewing machines
50. FCNK : SEWING MACHINE EX-
CHANGE tat reSidence( 321 st. sc.
Jal6-3t-em
FOR sALE-A large doubic-ioor fire
and burglar proof sale Address SMITH,
22O 6 St NV. ial6-3tem
FOR SAIE-Nearly new Remingtontype-
writer, in oak roll-top desk. Address
SMITH, 1920 g st. NV. ja16-3tem
FOR SALE-A little boiler and engine,
suiUaDie IOr hoisting purposes. 1644 18th
st. ne. a15-6tem
FOR SALE-Old and rare books, and all
DENIS BOOK STORE, 1912 st. Ja14-7t
fUh SALE on hIhk-hOrses, wagons.
1uggies, carriages. harness and sleighs at
panic prices; also 3 coupe rUckaways =
coupes, broughans, l tandem, lot slelghs,
belonging to other parties, that we are or
dered TO sell at once; no reasonable offer
refused 927 ID st. NV. Phone 26I.
de2g- item
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-To coIored man only, B.
room brick, 736 Sheridan street, near
Sherman ave; al 300. Little cash, lIJtle
per month. Call Room 2, 81 7th st.
ja1 9-3tem
FOR SALE-5-room brick house; water
and sewer; lot 3X90; alley: cheap. $3.50;
6-room brick house water and sewer
oboe. 30s East Capitol st. jaI6- stem
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EOK RENT-JOHN L. WEAVER,
l Cor. + and Sth SITS. n. W. Telephone 1104
626 TO $50 9Th ne, Office rs, 6z9 + St
new 6r r........ $500 Rooms 5S 9TH
$50 Spence nw,6r 1850 609 23tI, 5r ........ 1850
S3S Elm, LeDPk. t ort ST, b kid, Or 1900
6r............. 1870 lOl9 18th Sc, Or 60. $50
l70i Fla av, Jr. :. Id. 81 jalhu
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wANTEn-ROOMS.

wANTEn-ROOMS.
WANTED-A refined, elderly widow
wishes d small fumlsned room: rent not
to exceed So per month; must be heated:
refs HOME, this office. 1t
WANTED-F our or FIVE bright "a story
rooms. suitable for light hUu SEX eepng:
central location; heat and gas TO be fur
nished, must be reas enable to good
tenant Address A DtlLTS. this office. 1t
WANTED-3 rooms; heat and gas: light
housekeeping; Immediately. BoX V, this
office. Item
WANTED-2 or rooms furnished for
light housekeeping; must be respectable
neIghborhood; not above second floor or
rent to exceed $50 per month. Address 3OS
10th st. NV. jaIS-3t
WANTED-By a white couple, in pri-
vate family, wife place as housek eeper,
or sew on machine, for rent of z unfur,
mshed rooms, FOR light hOuSekeepIpg
Address GOOD REFERENCE, this office.
ja17-3t
WANTED-All persons having family
hotels or respectable private homes with
rooms for rent kindly call at Room g.
Loan and Trust Building ja16-1 1m-eIn
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WANTED-At City Intelligence office,
cooks, general houSeWOrkerS, walters
drivers, laundresSes, nurses. cha bcrInaidS,
boys. places furnished till suited ESt9b-
lished 1885. SHACkELF0RD'S 42T
] 1th st NV lal6-Tt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By a competent oolored girl,
place as cook o orgeneral lToulse WORK, nust go
home at nights. Please call, 522 Ianon
st. NV. Item
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FOX RENT-S7 per month, 7-room dwell
ing at Berwyn. Apply to ). r. SMITH, Ber-
wyn. Md la1 9-3t-em
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UNEMPLOYED Catholic men viii IND
y 10 tier interest TO can at Room >, o2S
Ttl st nw 1t
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FOR SALE-TwO soda fountains good as
new. sell tor $40 n. h. WEBB, llOl Pa.
ave. s. yal9-2t-em
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS e. WAGGAMAN, e17 Est. NV.
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Lots 2O,2l and ~, square SIT, se.. 81, 500.
per rOOG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

their worst, and the food supply was
almost exhausted, Messrs. White. Kelt.
Cave and Valpy bravely ventured
across the well deck to the storeroom
and got, fresh supply. That evening
two steamers were sighted. One pro-
ceeded without paying any attention
to the distress signal. The other
anchored under the lee Of the island.
AS soon as she was sighted a iascar
mounted the rigging and signaled her.
In reply candles burned at her port
holes. and at daybreak on the 26th a
suspense Of II days was relieved by
the spectacle of the steamer rounding
the point and heading towards the
wreck. She dropped anchor about a
mile away.
A very heavy sea was still running,
but the wind had moderated slightly.
With heartfelt joy, mingled with tears
of the men and hysterical sobbing of
the women, they saw the lifeboat
lowered. 1t took her three quarters of
n"hour to reach the wreck. Everyone
rushed to the broken side of the ship.
1t was the lifeboat of the Indian gov
ernment steamer, in charge Of Lieuten-
ants Dobbin and Goldsmith. They
skillfully avoided the tremeDdous wash.
and rescued all of the survivors in two
trips.
Every attention was paid to them on
board the Mayor. Their health is inn
proving, and they sailed homeward to-
day on the steamer India.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30


Philadelphia, June 29.-Flour firm: win.
ter superfine s275G2.9O; do. extras, s31
3.25; Pennsylvania roller, clear. 50. .T5d3. 80,
do. straight, S3.9Oq4; western winter
clear, $.I51SsO; do. straight, s3.sOat
city mills, extra, sS.10G34O Rye flour
quiet and easy at s22592 40 per barrel
Wheat dull; contract wheat, June 75a
76c.; do. July, 7lhdnhc.; do. August,
69an70c.; No. Pennsylvania and No I,
Delaware red, spot. 7Sc.; No. rcd, June,
7Gc; do. July, 75lic.; do. September. 702.c.
do. December, 72hc. Corn quiet and
steady; No mixed. spot and June, 2SIsIi
2SIc.; do. yellow for local trade 23Q3tc
Oats quiet and steady; No. Q white elm
ped carlots 25hT26c. do June and July,
25lf@2Gc. do. August and September, 24Is
G2oc. Hay weak choice timothy, Sl3C.
1850 for large bales Beef quiet; beef
hams, S25T2t. Pork steady; family. $1O5O
Lard steady; western steamed. s42j But
ter steady; western creamery llm1jc.; do.
factory. 7'4m1OlEc.; Elgins, 15c.; imitation
creamery, 9l9m12i%c; New York dairy,
lONlfc.; do. creamery. llG15c: fancy
prints jobbinc at lTn2Or. do. extra Penn
sylvania, wholesale. Ice. Cheese quiet;
New York laI &c, case; small. fancy. sra
TIC; part skins. sec. full SKINS 2TSr
Eggs steady New York and Pennsylva-
MIA, 11Illiac.; western, fresh, 106ilOSIc.
Potatoes quiet; southern, new, s2Q25O.
Tallow quiet; city, 3m3isc; country, 3Ism
SLc Rosin steady; strained, common to
good, H.72isul.75 Turpentine quiet at
26&m27Ac. Pig iron quiet southern, S925
dlO5o northern, s1OGl2. Copper quiet;
brokers' Sll,25; exchange. $l1.1j41l25. Tin
quiet: straits, $tnl44O: plates easy. Spell
ter steady; domestic, S.2514. 81. Lead Is
called steady at $3.50 by brokers, while
the Metal Exchange calls the market
stronger and quotes $3.55n3GO Tomatoes,
per carrier, $l,2jq175 Cabbage per crate
or barrel, sldl.l2H. Coffee steady July,
S6S5g6.9O; August, s6.GOI605; September,
SO6pLl0 December, s715g7.25; March,
S.SjaL40; May, $745
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
.s s,sras NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Slight earthquake shocks were felt
in portions of Virginia yesterday.
Chicago's population is estimated by
the publishers of the city directory to
be 1928. 900.
People of Kansas are worried by an
army of 1900 tramps moving westward
in four divisions, following various rail-
way lines.
The Presbyterian church of Burling-
ton, N. j., Issued an edict prohibiting
kissing at the annual Sunday school
picnic today.
The plan of consolidating small out
lying postofIices with large adjacent
ones will be pushed vigorously by this
administration.
Samuel Clark climbed to the window
of Mrs. Grady at Greensburg, Pa, and
shot her dead as she slept. He es-
capped. Both are colored.
There Is to be grand round UP of
tramps in Indiana shortly, to get a
census Of the nomads, with the idea of
dealing with the problem.
f. l.. IIambrght, hotelkeeper near
Lancaster Pa, shot and killed his
hostler. John Bushey, in mistake for q
burglar early in the morning.
The senate finance committee has
fixed the duty on coal at cents long
ton, to apply to coal shipped from
countries not imposing a higher duty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
Sullivan and Fitz Cannot Box

Brooklyn, June SO,-Police Superin-
tendent McKelvey said yesterday:
"Fitzsimmons and Sullivan cannot
meet in sparrlng match or exhibi-
tion at Ambrose Park or anywhere
else in Brooklyn on July 6. Ambrose
Park holds theatrical license. Under
this license Fitzsimmons and Sullivan
might give an illustrated lecture. They
could show their knockout blows,
swings, cross counters and upper cuts,
but they would not be permitted to
give an exhibition of sparring, either
scientific or otherwise, and they would
have to be mighty careful in present.
ing their illustrated lecture. People
who go to the exhibition with the ex-
pectatlon of seeing fight will be dis
appointed"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
AN AMUSING COlLOOUY
In the National Senate Between Cham
dler and TiIlman.


Washington, June 3o.-After a tedious
consideration of the tariff bill
throughout yesterday the senate
wound up with half hour of lively
and amusing colloquys between Sena-
tors Tfllman of South 6Caroiina and
Chandler Of New Hampshire. The for
mer had proposed an amendment to
the tariff bill providing 500 head
tax on immigrants and restriction
against all chose not coming to the
United States to become citizens. Mr..
Tillman made an earnest speech on
the depressed condition of labor, but
he was soon diverted from his theme
by Mr.. Chandler. The latter, adopting
a style of mock gravity, directed the
discussion toward Mr.. Cleveland's ad-
ministration.
This, in turn, brought from Mr.. Till
man a vehement criticism of the late
president, while Mr.. Chandler drolly
protested against these assaults on MIR.
Cleveland by member of his own
party. When the fun had been fast
and furious for some time, the TILL
man amendments were defeated by
vote of to 49,, the three affirmative
votes being cast by Messrs. Butler,
Quay and Tillman.
During the day the senate disposed
of the lead paragraphs, the committee
rate Of III cents per pound on lead ore
being agreed to by vote of 30 to 49,
The other paragraphs considered were
Of comparatively minor, Importance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
ASCRANTON DYNANITER
Succeeds in Destroying Three Big
Buildings.
DAMAGES TWENTY OTHER HOUSES

-he Owner OF Two of the Buildings
Destroyed Declares 1t the Work of
Church Enemies, but He Is Under
Arrest on a Charge of Arson.
Scranton, Pa. June 3O.-A dynamite
explosion early yesterday morning in
South Scranton blew up the business
block of Leon Olchefski, a double
dwelling block owned by him and a
detached house owned by Michael
O'Hara. The business block, a two
story building, was torn to pieces.
Twenty other houses had all the win
dows blown out and the plaster torn
from the walls. The shock was felt all
over the city.
The cause Of the explosion is un-
known, but Olchefski alleges that 1t
was the work of enemies he made dur
ing political and church disputes in
that section, he being one of the prin-
cipals in the troubles which led to a
split in the Polish Catholic congrega-
ton.
Following the explosion the wrecked
buildings took fire, but the firemen
kept the flames from spreading.
In some of the houses the sleeping
people were covered with falling
plaster. The infant child of Michael
Joyce was dangerously injured and
little son of John Klein almost suf-
focated.
Chiefs Robling and Hicky. of the po-
lice and fire departments, respectively.
and corps Of assistants worked with
a great deal Of eagerness yesterday in
an effort to fix the responsibility for
the explosion. Olchefsky, owner of the
main building, was arrested last night
on charge of arson. A bureau that
was removed during the fire from his
double dwelling at the rear of the
store was found saturated with kero-
sene in all its three big drawers. He
had his clothes on when the explosion
occurred, and after rushing from the
house fell senseless in the street. His
apparel was saturated with kerosene.
The wreckage in the streets was par
TALLY removed yesterday, and no bodies
were found. Experts say that about
100 pounds of dynamite, or a propor-
tionate amount of some equally pow
erful agent, must have been used.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
"Stop Man and Woman ("

Mrs Hannah Williamson and ]. Law.
renee Moore OF Plainyiew, Va, were ar
rested In Baltimore last night as they left
the steamer Baltimore Of tho York river
line. The arrest was made at the instance
of Mr.. Williamson, the husban Of the
woman, who based his complaint in The
following telegram to the Bait imore
police: stop man aud woman on steamer
Baltimore.
They left here last night The man Is
stout and light-haired. The woman, who
is tall and slim, is my wife. She left here
yesterday. Have both arrested Taking
Seaford boat tonight"
The couple were arrested but afterward
dismissed from custody. Mrs. William
son said she was on her way to visit Sea.
ford and Wilmington friends and relatives
and Mr.. Moore had come to Baltimore on
business Both were very indignant at
being arrested and Mrs. Williamson re.
turned this morning to Plainview to
ascertain why her husband had sent out
such an insinuation against her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
Streets and Sewers,

The Street and Sewer Department last
night passed the monthly pay rolls of sl7l
and S551. 80 and thepuarterly pay roll of
1915. The secretary reported collections
ofSS97.5S. John Hare presented petition
bearing the name of 1870 bicyclists en-
ploycd By the Diamond State Iron Com.
pany and the p. w. So b. Railroad Com.
pany asking that Third street from French
to Pine be paved. The matter will be con.
Nidered. The Chestnut street sewer was
Sbrderea extended.
The bill Of $3.50, the verdict In the Court
ney damage case came up for payment,
Tho bill was accompanied by another bill
of S2s5. 90 for tho jury fees and court OK.
penses In the case. Upon motion of Mr..
Simmons the bill for court expenses was
passed Mr.. Webster moved that the bill
for damages be paid but no one would
second the motion President Pratt said
that before he voted to pay the bill he
wished to find out IL the case cannot he
appealed. The bill therefore went over. ::
The department increased the salaries
OF its craftsmen from 90 to $50 q month
each.
William Winston sent a bill for sand
which tho department-had used, believing
u was theirs. The bill was paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
Conspiracy Jury Disagree.

New York, June 30,-The jury in the
conspiracy case of the American To-
bacco company, which has been on
trial before Judge Fitzgerald in the
court of general sessions, failed to
agree. Although no verdict for the
prosecution was rendered. a disagree
ment is nevertheless regarded by Dis
trict Attorney Olcott as victory for
the people. The jury were out Is hours.
1t was decided that it would be useless
to lock them UP again, and they were
discharged. 1t was learned that Is bal
lots had been taken, and the vote
stood ten for conviction and two for
acqutal. The Jurors who held out for
acquittal were Hobart G.. Fash and
Foster Milliken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
Ex-NIinister Durham to Wed.

Philadelphia, June 3O.--NIiss Con-
stance Mackenzie, director of kinder
garten of the board of education, is
about to tender her resignation, to take
effect Immediately. 1t is announced
upon good authority that Miss Mac
kenzie Is to be united in marriage to
John S. Durham, colored, one of the
most prominent leaders of his race In
this country, and who is well known
in Philadelphia where he has always
made his home. Mr.. Durham has serv-
ed as United States minister to Hayti
and as consul to Santo Domingo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
ohro's Democratic Convention.

Columbus, June SO.-There is larger
attendance at the state Democratic
convention than has ever been known
on such occasions in Ohio. 1t was
thought that fusion would be pei
fected with both the silver Republi-
cans and the Populists, but the COM
mittee on rules could not agree on re-
port to give place on the ticket to both
of these elements, and the whole ques-
tion of fusion will be referred to the
convention without recommendation.
The platform is for free silver and
nothing else. Although there has been
a hard fight on r. T. Hough as Nc
Leans candidate for governor it is be-
lieved that uough will be nominated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
EXploding Boiler kills Three,

Adairsville, Ga, June 30.-The boiler
Of an engine attached to threshing
machine exploded yesterday afternoon
killing three men instantly and fatally
wounding four others. while another
man had his leg broken, necessitating
amputation. The cause of the explos-
ion was low water in the boiler. All Of
the dead and injured are white except
one. The killed are: Tom Weeks, Alex
Warwick and Sam Mills (colored). D.
c. Handy, e. c. Handy. Shade Tow
ers and Zack King are fatally injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
Monsienor Conaty Now.

New York, June 30.-At the alumnae
banquet of Manhattan college last
night Archbishop Martinelli announced
that he had received a cable from
Rome stating that Very Rev. Thomas
A. Conaty, d. D.. of the Catholic uni
versity at Washington, had been ele-
waited by the pope to the rank of mon
sgnor Father Conaty was one of the
guests at the dinner, and the an
nouncement was surprise to him and
the other guests who were present
when Archbishop Martineli made the
Announcement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
Murdered Mans WIDOW Arrested.

Kansas City, June 3O.-Mrs. F. L.
jackson, who is wealthy, and owns
big laundry here and a drug store in
Independence avenue, was arrested
yesterday charged with completely In
the murder Of her husband, Fred J.
Jackson, who was shot to death sew
eral months ago in Mrs. Jackson's
apartments, at the Woodland hotel, by
DR.. ]. ID. Goddard, who is manager of
Mrs. Jackson's drug business. The
warrant was sworn to by brother Of
the dead man.. Mrs. Jackson was re-
leased under $4,000 bonds. DR.. God
dard, who had been in Jail since the
shooting, and who Is under Indictment
for murder in the first degree, was re-
leased yesterday under 1000 bonds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

New York June 30.-The crisis in the
IA day strike Of the journeymen plas-
terers against the members of the EN-
ploying Plasterers' association will in
oil probability be reached today. A
small army Of non-union men have
been imported from places within a
hundred miles Of the city, and If they
are nut to work sympathetic strikes
are likely to be ordered. If such is the
case mechanics of all grades to the
number Of not less than 10000 will be
involved in the trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
An Erratic Market and FIuctratjops
in Many IeadInp shares


New York, June 29.-The market for 90,
curties today was one to delight the pro.
fessional trader, fluctuations in nianv oi
the leading shares being wide and very
erratic. The ranFe of Sugar and Chicago
Gas was above last nights close in the
early dealings, especially of Sugar, and
this tended to restrain the distinct ten.
dency towards reaction which was latent
In the market all day, and which finally
overcame the whole list General strength
and rally followed the publication of the
Burlington statement for May showing
an Increase in net earnings of S2O9, 50S but
when heavy liquidation in Sugar and
Chicago Gas set in during the final hour
stocks of all the leading properties were
thrown over at a lively rate, and prices
generally were carried down to the low.
est point of the day. Closing bids:
BALTIC. & Ohio. 1913 Lehigh Valley. 2SH
Chesa. G. Ohio. I'm N. ]. Central. "a
Del. & Hudson. lO91b N. Y. Central .103
D., l.. q N......l5I Pennsylvania E. 5S%
t1rie....,.......... l4& Reading ........ s227;
Lake Erie g. w. l434 st. Paul. .., s2s:
"All asst'S paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

Washington, Pa, June S0.-The
Tyler Tube company. of this place. Is
the first company this year to sign the
Amalgamated Association scale, and
will be the only union mill in the
country to continue operation unless
others sign before night, The confer
enCe of the iron scale between the
manufacturers and Amalgamated AS
sociation wage committee begun in
Youngstown today. All firms signing
the scale before a settlement is reached
in conference will be given the bene-
fit of any changes that may be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

Texarkana, Ark, June SO.-Deputy
Sheriff Frank ]. Barlkman yesterday
afternoon shot and instantly killed
Deputy City Marshal o. D. Perry in q
saloon on the Texas side of this city.
Perry was the only witness that tes-
titled against Barkman for killing
Pink Damon, of Fort Worth, Tex, in
this city about month ago. and the
trial was to have come up at this term
of court. The deceased leaves a wife
and two small children. Excitement is
at fever heat here and more trouble
may be precipitated. Barkman is now
under arrest, together with three eye
witnesses to the killing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

Kansas City, June SO.-The rush of
excursionists to the Christian En-
deavor convention in San Francisco is
already strainng the resources of de-
pot and railroad officials here. The
baggage departments are already over
run, and excursionists who do not
carry a liberal supply of raiment in
hand satchels may be sorely incon-
venienced on reaching the coast. This
mornings Wabash trains from st,
Louis We're run in five sections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-30

Hurst Castle, June 30, 2:3O a. m.-
Passed steamer ST. Louis, New York
for Southampton, On this voyage the
st. Louis has broken the New York.
Southampton record, 6 days, 10 hours
and S5 minutes, which has been held
by the Furst Bismarck since Septem-
Der, 1893. To equal the time of her fast
est previous eastward passage, days,
II hours and 30 minutes. the st. Louis
was due to arrive off the Needles, two
miles this side of Hurst Castle, at 4:27
O'Clock this morning, She has, there
fore lowered the eastward record by
more than an hour and a half.