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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

Robert McClntock was held in thp sum
of $500 bail last evening before Judge Ball
charged with passing a worthless check on
Max Ephraim on October 23d Fe came
into Mr.. e store and selected an 81. 81 suit
Of clothes, giving $50 check in payment,
when he was given SS 90 in change. He
nevor called Tor the clothes but was con-
tented to take tho money paid him In ex-
cess of the bill for the clothing. He will
answer In the uppnr court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
ftlassworEers' Association ON GERS

'ttsburg, Nov. 4.--The vote pn Ma,
Icnal Office ; of the Window Glass
Wcrkers' association was counted yes
tCr.ay. Tho t,!lowing officers were
chosen for ~ Issuing year: President
Simon Burns; secretary, Paul st
Peter; treasurer John G.. Schlicker
The election of different wage commit
Ices was anytime but satisf; ctory. In
many cases = majority of the whole
was lachinf h~nre no election There
was no election OF. the CATERERS COM
mittee. Another election will he held
soon to fill out tie positions left va
cant,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
A Gifted Speaker.

The Rev. S. X. Maxwell, the Irish Evan.
gelist, Is conducting revival meeting at
Union nj. Il. Church. He will preaob
every evening his week and next and on
next Sluday. As o speaker he has great
gifts Icing witty, fluent, tender and
eloquent. He holds the closest attention
of his audience In every sermon. All
lovers of good preaching anu all who wish
to help in good work should go to
Unl,p tonight. Mr.. Maxwell will preach
one OF his best sermons. The outlook is
good for gracious revival and persons
are Ot the altar o,Cly iah'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
KENNARD & co.
.kennard
& Co.
Dress Goods.

Never before in the history
of this house have we sh ,wn
such superior aud refined
stock of Dress Goods.
We could quote numerous
instances where we have come
In competition and comparison
with the great cities and in
every case our prices have
been as low, and in many cases
below those prevailing in these
markets. There are OTHER inl-
portant points in our favor.
First-We have no cd
stock loft from any former SEA-
son to lay before you.
Second.-In fancy striking
Novelties from sl.50 up 70
only show one pattern ola style
and colorilg.
Ihird--E Every piece Of g o Is
shown is Of the best of it's kind,
and the price as low as any
where. This re guarantee,au
will in every instance make our
word good to the buyer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
AN OCEAN MYSTERY.
Probable Sinking Of tho Fortuna
Off Massaohuaetts Coast,
WITHTEELOss OF EEsAILOas
Was Injured by Collision with the
Schooner Edward E. Rriery. and the
Captain and Three of Her Crew Es-
capped to the Latter We. sci.


Captain and Three of Her Crew Es-
capped to the Latter w sell.
Vineyard, Mass, Nov. i.--If the
schooner Fortuna survived a collision
which took place early yesterday morn
ing 20 miles south of Montauk Point
with the schooner Edward E. Briery,
three men Of her crew Of eight are
probably drifting about the ocean south
of Long Island On their nearly unman-
aseabls vessel. Captain Ross of Il :,
schooner,s who brought the news OF
the collision, believes that this is the
case, although there is a possibility
that tn i'0r una was SO severely in
jured tn Il .re sunk in ii short time,
in which case the three rcn went down
with her.
The i3riery was bound for Newport
News to Portsmouth with q CTrgo of
coal About IL: IS y. nj. III 'nrtuna
suddenly .oorled up aiea,. and in a
moment The two vessel came ,sether
viii, terrific rash, The Bricry lost
Il, tAt.f" t"acGcar, and lhe Wrccka ) Z
ha6 ty be cut IN order to save the hull
II further damage. AS the :wo ves-
Ftis wen locked together, Captain
ghase, Of he Fortuna, With the first
aud ~ecord mate, the cook and one
scant.n HHUH "a to climb on board
me Br.ery "Itnuut stopr'rs TO ascer-
tain Just what damage 4 air boat had
sustained, and heavy sea parted the
yes Is before the three Remaining m, n
q tie Fortuna could follow. Another
l,usc surge swept the two Vessels far
t ~ @!art, and soon the Fortuna was
lc' .'tv gettrI N the darkness.
~ spr'uG1 vas bound for Boston,
and lrft Ie"Dort News only a short
time he fore TIE latter. She Is Of 6Sa
tens burthen
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Has Not Asked for It,

Nr. Washington Hastings said this
morning to representative Of the REPUB.
LlcAN that he had never mado an applica.
ton for thu postmast ership of the City of
Wilmington. but that he would not refuse
tho position if it was offered to him. He
suid he did not intend to fight for it, that
is, get In a scramble Us he does no5 wi h
it that bad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
I vent, five Thousand Dollars Involved

OWING to the suicide OF Marshall III.
YeatmNn, who left mis- property estimated
to be ~ 18th sa5, 900 to his brother Joseph
b. Yeatman, the Chancellor appointed
John b. Bradford as examiner to hear
testimony in the case in the contest of his
will made by his wife and children. The
hearing of the testimony took place This
morning, In the grand jury room at tho
Court House and the parties Interested
wi h their attorneys. wore on hand to prove
AMI combat the testimony offered. John
Eiggs appeared for tia wife and children
while William q. Hilles appeared for
Joseph b. Yeatman, tho sole beneficiary
under the will.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Wanted Heat.

The house men, captains and special
officers at tho police station were compel.
ed to walk up anG down the corridors Of
the hall last evening. SO ms to keep warm.
The heating apparatus has not yet been
put in use. II is time something was done
in the matter of heating tho city hall. or
otherwise the officers will be unable to ut.
tend to their duties with the weather cold
and damp inside the building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
That slippery Dauntless Ba Asafl

jacksonville. Fla, Nov. 4.-Fhe steam
tug Dau1 less, which left Savannah
under SUSPECT" u circumstances about
two weeks ago, has been heard from
at Key West, where sht put IL for coal.
me cruiser Montgomery has been pa
:; 'iin5 he north coast of Cuba for
tfr dir* pas, In .rar"h of the Daunt-
los", which was suspected of 'fllibuster-
ing. "h" hauntless landed two expedi-
tons from the Silver Heels
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Judgment Against an Express Company

Dover, Del, Nov. BIN the Superior
Cour' to-day h, NJ. Thomas, of Wyoming
obtained u Judgment for $40 against the
Adams Express Company for the loss OF
poultry which he shipped to the Trenton
Fair. The Cour5 closed up its business
this afternoon, and the Grand Jury visited
the almshouse and iall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Aid Cuba,

Tho lecture, ''St'uggling Cuba" By
Clarence ). Onsmun, for the benefit OF the
'ick and wounded Cuban soldiers, was
postponed on Monday evening on account
of the weather, and will be delivered Tues
day evening, Nov. oh. ut the New Cen.
tury Hall. Don't fail to go and help this
WORTH cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Licenses Tor Delaware Hotels.

Dover. Del, Nov. 3.-The Superior Cour,
has granted licenses to tho following ho-
tel-keepers to au.l liquor in Kent County
Willoughby Slime, Milford; George A.
Miliington and 5. Cole Dover; S. A Fort
ncr, kcnton, and Joseph Poor, Hartley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Seven Miles in Ten r1inutes,

Yesterday afternoon Leslie Baylis
started out to break the record from
the Brick meeting house on the Kenneth
pike TO- the city lini g. He rode the dis.
lance on his bicycle n ten minutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Mai ncbbers Confess.

Crawfordsvi.,, Tue, Nov. 4.-Guy
SlNrle, letter '2r and William
S.a~ner stamping ser in the post
ri!"e In this city, vi, yrested yes
'-idgy IN 2 charge of roti : the mails.
FOR se"trai months letters containing
money - Nn.n disappearing, and a
decoy l., vas found i'll Sit.ei.er' S
pocket ..Ch "onsessed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
On q Hunt.

( Detectives Witt and McVey acc ON.
panied By Sergea7r John Purcell wore seen
driving down Market street this morning
back of q handsome pair OF prancing
horses. IL WAS said they were goin g down
the State to hunt up tho colored vJters
sent out of Maryland on Tuesday last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Silks.

Our Silk department is also
up to date in quantity, styles
and qualities.
One notable article is a su-
pcrb line OF Changeable Tu'-
feias in many color combina-
tions at il cents. This quality
has been sold for the past few
seasons at SO cents bat buying
direct from the manufacturers
cables us to offer them at
Is cents. The ual iGy
IS the best in the mar
het aud we know OF no firm
aaywhero selling this grade at
Is cents.
Large variety Of new Plaids,
81. A line of Black frJcat'el
at 30 cents, and q lew styles f
Colored Fancy at Sc cents.
Very much below regular prices
The Lining counter offers a
great value in u 6ue fast black
Canlbric at 1870, regular $50
grade. And it will not DO long
before you will pay IL ocuts
Tor it a%in. The lot is not
/ =.
We,lavo the uest I '1ch
,Ia,r Cloth brought to the Uai.
ted States. 40, 80, 60 cents
according 20 wid.i.
N9.ions Of every kind at
moderate prices, bu, nothing in
the way Of trashy stufis. We
only have the good kind, but
get our prices and see if you
don't get better value than
usual.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Millions of rlen and Women.

Have kidney and bladder troubles. Often
it is tired muscle ache, sometimes it's
seriousness is not Appreciated. Take
wHrnnG. for results may mean years of
sufrerin g, or death. UHh Kidney Beans
will remove the kidney trouble, euro the
aching hIrk, remove the tircd-nrt feel
ing, 3ra,n and pains SO ccnlmon 10
women. They relieve congestion and
sOothe the irritapGd parts. gives u healthy
action to tho bladder, and tone up the
urinary organs. Utah Kidney Beans,
Discovered and Perfected by THE 1UR-
NERS Of Philadelphia
TARZlNA-The only ointment for skin
troubles. Cures piles.
TUNERS LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
A very small pill. Turns your liver.
TIE TURNER'S
Have appointed as Special A rents in Viii
mington for their Great Rtn dies, the
II. c. K.mh' l'ansl = Tag lor DR..
Benn,. 2,~v..- q 4 casey, West
Street Phf.r. ... : ,.I.vcy Spruance,
Central thdHl.un!. J. Gallagher Sc
Bro.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

Havana, Nov. 4.-Acsording to a dig
patch from Madrid. the Spanish gov
eminent intends to enter into a '9r-
tract with the Bank of 9ptit, at la
vana, under which the banl; wiz ill
dertake the management # -. rufrr
treasury, the lottery and u. o. ner
public financial concerns Of the ,+i nd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

Barcelona, Nov. "A hundred and
twelve persons who have been confined
in the Fortress Of Montjuich for ye 80.
on suspicion Of completely in anarchist
plots and outrages, were released yes.
terday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

Judgo Bah last evening digmisse
Helen J,hnson, colpred and JOSH BnJ,
colUred, vino we're charged With dls.lAcrIv
conduct Tho eTilonc1 Hns nos sltAueg.
to hold them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

ITis reported that our City Hail Is do.
Gazing and going into ruins. And yet
some people say we do not need new city
hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

CLretdat Cough with Shilohs Cure. Tho
pest Cough Cure. Relieves Group pronp ,iy
One miliinn bottles sold last year. 10 doses for
Ect stIeets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Good San1arltans;..
Noble Hearts Ready 10 Rescue
UnfortunateS Who Fall BY
the Wayside-Dr. Greene's
Nervura IS the Road to
Health and Happiness.

Embittered as many people arc by the
trials and disal sentiments Of life, the
glorious fact remtns that there is much
more coed than M in the world. There
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


IicaVN lIu IL bull AliFheB OH
New Yorl:'s Stock EAc charge.
New York Nov 3.-Heavy price and Il
dull market we're the conditions Oh ,.s
Sto- Exchange during the greater part
of the day, but in the later dealings a
more active liquidation set in and the
trading Became more animated than at
any time previously. prices falling to the
lowest e the day ana remaining there
PRACTICAL. TIL the close. The low point
re esl ltHd ret declines run .ng all the
way fl IN point to 81 tie lat IT in
sugar. A grea. ny Igo ,.nent ?tOcks
lost over 2 points o. The d., .,"veral of
the granger. and he coalots u, ing con.
spicuous in e. list ''Nn pricee fol- Amer
lean securitl y gu "' n the LcnGnn mar
ket at the tim the or.!Iing here
showed sharp .Ies nd the later re-
ports sho |ed tnat the results of - cleo
tons Yesterday haf aroused considerable
unfaT c"lc sentl' mt al 1ngst security
holders abroad. Cn'sng lids:
Rgito & Ohio. Il l.edit Valley. $50.
Ch-sa &; Ohio. q y. Central. 1sN
Del & Hudson .120 :. Y. ''.ntral. 1857.
D., l.. & w.. = Hennsy' ania ..l11H
Er'e...........,... An E-ading ........ 2lS
Lake Fri. & W.. = 'lul........ 9lB
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

The irritation of tho skin, SO heipr IN
.ounteracting tEe fortunes OF rhGuluu }aiu
promptly produced by Salvation on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
i,leS ID. :.

iles ID. =. !,
Bo'h sides are dissatts witt ID.
aTncl rCertly made by ...y .'rn,t0'gsiol'
appointed 10 condemn the Lam mop
rr.y IN he sc, en- part Of the city ''r he
,rCok sewer.
II Mary LutiIne, md he tiornry.
vii ID Salisbury, clnim hat n ~ hp%.
n . lived enough. tbr DC nu1 which
WI h damaged, ANA tho street md
Sewer department. thinks that tho last
award is too high. Therefore Il new COM
mission Is expected 70 be Gppoin ted; in
fact Miss Lntimer's attorney has already
appli.d for one
Two commissions havo alrr ldy passed on
The propvty. N,n first made an award of
Is cent per f.. N's7 l.atimer, and the
second Increased rig ~ tl.25a foot. max
ing the Total NV "a about $1,000 more than
Int agleed urg. by the first commission
MISS La,iGla, viii claims that this l. not
sufficient compensation, conteading thu
the sewer will prove great damage to he.
property, and Mr.. Salisbury, her nj NJ
ha' asked Judge Spruanco -
-'"7 mission to .eview the pr, -"
SO rity liberties declare mat Z, =,
too nLeh, ard they also want coI.lrus,
scr Of rrVi,N. City Solicito Cunra 'o4.
nign.s IA t'lat he would do ~ ~.
IN lit "sse "nGil saturday, VI TC3,1
mako application for new roniuisg.gA
NJ. salisbury mas anticipates ego NcIon
and a.scady fled his application, hers
the . a'N"r Low stands until Judge spru.
ance.ds.. on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

DAPuIi Sl4eriiis, like other officers OF t! 3
law, often have 'DIne peculiar experiences
who sewing wis. The experience Of
Dcp"tg SA,rlf Railedge, whilc trying to
terru nwrit upon Mis- Eleanor Church.
m.n yesterday was @xCiNnG, Put the
young lady was found a..d til, pap,r read
10 her citing her to arlCar?' die next terra
III court. to al. 81" 90 IN Z nit bGougl
against her by 81 -..isos L, for tuitlon.
Even tho tutol refuses t. i've On ouISus.
PARsoN Swallow Fnlied over 10000 vote.
Tor State Treasure, Of Pennsylvania
failed to swallow to j,.t bal capN ~.
Ihe Office however, His E, ., vote was Il
surprise to the ItepuD!-. d af plnusyl
vanin
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

PREsItr';r Mckinley and wife, attended
the Founders Day exercises at the Carue.
gle Institute yesterday III nsyNn'i9.
AS usual everything was not lol!t " I'd oat
40 it should ave been, MA Gov. IIast.nh4
was not asked TO 'nuAe a spc. Il. IN
President presented tue prizes arl rnlea
shOrt speech
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

RETURNS thus far beard from Gale In
Gicato that the Rep r.c"us have control
Of the Legislature, rutt hat insures STUD.
Tor Hann = ~oaieylou. The indicatIous
are that ths ia stature will have major.
)ty Of Ave en- pint ballot The returne
are yet so closc in somo counties that tho
cnicin' ssi'nt will bs necessary, The Sen
Ate is Dv.,SCtatio by two najOrt", while
the GOuso 10 Republican. All but o. S.
eoLn>.l: ,.LUflicially give Bushnell rs 01J
Ii.rgA'y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

THE cheap helmets purchased for the
police force, reminds enc Of candy. As
soon as tho elements strike them, they melt
down and ose their shape and would do
to wear to masked ball. Its case of q
penny saved and several dollars thrown
away. Cheap hats arc no good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
Dr.. Greene'S NERVURA
the t ok rlarket Weaker.

The stock mal kCt opened of fl ON threa
quarters to two points lower, with ten-
dency for higher pr!Ce Sugar opened up
ut $li0as alter clC-in,s on Monde at SI41I.
Ohio is con 1dec to Republicans which
II authen icatc vail! greatly strengthen
them..rket V I4,6 was strong openi
a. 05's Bay r,.ie Gas opaned at 81
The coalers were strong with an upper tie.
dcncv. Van Wycke. election has no.
help | to strengthen 10 'lnrket at the
writing II o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

RfRASK GKhEFF II ,.nyruvnt weuy ~
AlOhdlhe proap'clag tot Eol& a"u ms cad
brought bh" "th Inn "a badly irt -'rd
loot, ~ u gentle reminder that the weather
out in that rcyiun j, - cod rs the Arctic
region. Ntly few y.Gp' Republicans
snld lie fou"u u"t -, a!,L,u.,L the
country is las belnk LgputAtuu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

EIHE crema Or ,lnlnittec Of c..
Oil has TT last fvun" u purchns
ton t'uFI' - are to be cony H
: tiliz'r and sold to tho farmers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04
J.! 20 stock H.NrjSetS,

New YORK. no. .. Becvus fairly &C.
tive; fteCrs stronger; oxen md sol cows
atssdy: bulls "nIn. , ."Es wcak
nL'.ve .slsers Nd oxen,
S-@tl.5J; bUL .,r $1,000
31i. Calv'a Nm ..' ,...,. 'pr
thor ca,4.t ynp' n..-T .,rr.r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

CHI ,cellor Nicholson ,ai not In this
city tits morning and Therefore th"ro was
no session of ChaDcery Con 3, l. being
i'll and will be unable to b. 4t urClI Fri.
day, on which day court W "a helL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04

THERE will be hot time when next
Senate German butts against the Balti-
moro sun. The Sun shines for all, and
Abeles are more rich and powerful
IMAM Senator German. The people have
ecorded their verdict
The New Castle county Sunday Soho Il
Convention is being held in the NJ. E.
Church at Delaware City today Over o
hundred delegates left this morning from
King street wharf on the steamer Ulrica.
7 !" REPUBLICAN, will give report OF its
deliberations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-04


H1as finn Mt s3.a0N42l
East Libelty. Pa, Nov. Seattle stead
r.,Eo" AsoG y CornTon So $50 feed
{ 80, 'ad' tI,rger primo
a. g. ''Su&sS prime i
oinmon to fair Y II
~ "7i, heavy hogs, ~. SO
"g@.,l. Sheep etepdy,
Common, 2.75132j;
... $3.50: common to good
b, &c.. -. 1.,I raiY.s, s6g6i5.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-01
KILLED TWO UTES.
Deputy Game Wardens Have More Trou
bic With Hostile Reds.

Deputy Game Wardens Have More Trou.
bic With Hostile Reds.
DENVER, Nov. 1.-THE Times received
the following special from Steamboat
Springs, Colo, via Walcott:
Special Deputy Wardens Amos Ben
nett ane Jack White on Tuesday killed
Rattlesnake Pete, sub-chief of the
Utes, and a companion. Twelve Indians
chased the wardens over two miles, and
the chase became SO hot that they were
compelled to leave their horses and
take to the rocks AS the Indians came
up they fired with the result stated
above: The other Indians beat hasty
retreat.
Gable, reported killed, has turned up.
He had to abandon his horse, and the
return Of the animal led to the report
that he had been killed.
sheriff Neilman has reached Wilcox
with posse of 40 determined men and
news is anxiously awaited. 1t takes two
day ICE news to arrive.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-01
TUPPER TALKING.
Predicts the Downfall Of the Canadian
Liberals at the Next Election.

Liberals at the Next Election.
VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 1.-Sir Charles
Tupper, leader of the opposition in the
provincial parliament, addressed very
large meeting here. Referring to the
sealing question, he said greater in.
dignity had never been perpetrated
than the seizure Of Canadian sealers by
the United States, and it was only
through the fact of kinship that Great
Britain had dealt so leniently with the
United States in the matter. Canada
was working urgently to prevent the
United States from stopping pelagic
sealing which would give Americans a
monopoly Of the seal business and the
opposition would support them as
long as they maintained firm
stand. In his many brilliant speeches
in Great Britain, Premier Laurier
had not said word about the
progress of Canada, evidently because
he knew progress was brought about
by actions of the conservatives. Tupper
spoke strongly in favor of a preferential
trade in the empire and said that al
though Laurier had advocated it before
election he had rejected proposal from
the Duke of Devonshire that would
have brought it about. The present
government could not claim credit for
denouncing the German and Belgian!
treaties, it having been brought about
at the request of the premiers of all the
colonies. He closed with general de-
nunciation of the present government
and prophecy at the first opportunity
the people would sweep it from power.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-01
w. C. T. u. PROCEEDINGS.

Numerous Reports Submitted and Dis
cussed at the Buffaio Meeting.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. /. - Miss
Frances E. Willard was not present
to open the second days session of the
w. c. T. u, and it was called to order
by Miss Lillian NJ. Stevens, the vice
president at large.
Mrs. Helen G. Rice of Massachusetts,
secretary of the Loyal Temperance
League, presented the report OF that
branch.
"Health and Heredity" was the sub
ject of q paper read by DR.. Louise =:
Purington OF Massachusetts, which Went
into the advances made in sanitation,
pure foods and other matters pertaining
to health.
The report Of the credential commit
tee was presented by Mrs. Emily Bur
CESS of New York, showing: General
officers, S; superintendents, 20; evan
gelists, Z; organizers, IL; delegates, 377,
or a total OF 45U in attendance.
Mrs. Lucy Thurman CT Jackson,
Mich, superintendent of the work
among colored people, submitted
lengthy report showing the results o.
organization among women of the race
in the Southern states.
The five minutes of physical exercis,
was conducted by Miss Mary Blood O
Chicago, and participated in with ever
more vigor than yesterday by the dele
gates.
"Non alcoholic medicine was dis
cussed in paper by Mrs. Martha NJ
Allen of New York.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-01
Banker Killed by q Coachman.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. l.-William S.
Ide wa, sh It and killed by John Smith,
o coachman. Ide is a banker and brother
of Commander Ide, U. S. N. Smith
was arrested. He followed and shot
Ide as he ran.
smith served in the Confed de1ate
army and says he was an orderly 70,
General Braxton Bragg. He was borr
in the county Monaghan, Ireland. HI
claimed Ide owed him money which ht
refused to pay.