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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
'AYPN0TISED, ALMOST DIED.
Hiss Helen Bald wins Remarkable ExDerls
ence-ciaude Thomas Explains.

Miss Helen Baldwin aged 10 years, Of
Delaware County, Pa, almost died ON
Friday evening as result of being hypnof
tlHed at private party at the home Of
owen w. Everett, on Jackson street,
During this evening Clyde Thomas, whJ
has some skill in the art, hypnotised sevsss
al young women, and Miss Baldwin also
conscnted to try the fest.
Mr, Thomas made q few slight passed
and Miss Baldwin was asleep in twinlEsI
Ing. She was revived. but bsoano hystsr>
iaal aud finally lapsed into catalepsisl
condition
Ihe usual passes failed to awaken ben
Shs was carried Into the open air but sti!E
slept and doctor was unable to revive
her. Professor Samuel H. Booth and J,
Is. Martin, who possess skill as hypnotistS
were hastily called from their beds and,
found Miss Baldwin cold, with her puiss
spasnollcal!y beaJing at 30 minute.
Occasionally sho would exclaim: II an
awake. After an hours hard work tA1
men restored her to sciousuess.
MIR. Thomas was seen last night AMI
when asked about tho sleep he said: u
had hypnotlsed several young women dur.
ing the evening. Miss Baldwin was N
anot her room and was induced to hypnsl
tise her. consented 80 did she, and st4 E
requested he not to ask her any ridiculosS
questions. Sheis of u nervous dispositi,G. %
never hypnotise ANY one who is affected
that way, and was told that she was NOS
nervous. She went to sleep without any
effort and woke her Immediately altar,
Owing to her nervous cNnditiOn she a
once went into hysteria She also had
1oslec to go to sleep, or os 1t was the 1rss
imo she had been hypnotised she scared
aorself into hnr condition.
Mr.. Thomas explained that nervous pso.
'lo arc seized with hysteria ON being hyp.
lotised, and for that reason he never trisf
% operats on any one who is of IL neryou(
disposition. Flo says he has hypnotissd
cores nf people. but this was the first tiius
'nything serious happened
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22

Tho above words formed the text of the
sermon Of Rev. j. y. G. Hanna In
Union NJ. Il. church on sunday morning,
After relating the incidents which lel
Cain to slay Abel, ho said every man TO
some extent is responsible for the con
dnaI Of Ills brother. like Cain mon III "
wish to escape all responsibility for tho
welfare of their brother, but eAcusos will
not relieve them of their duty.
He'held that every one can make his or
her associates fool pleasantly or sad.
Fau!t.tinling in the family circle and in
tho church hro calculated to do q great
dea! of harm, while words of encourage
mont Invariably do great deal of good.
1t was not right for persons to fold thoir
bands and say nothing when they see
others doing wrong.
He condemned running tho cars on Sum
day, tho publication Of newspapers On
Sunday and the practice Of drinking in.
toxltatlng liquors. Ho noticed pieach-
ers gathering sometime ago to discuss
the expcdiency of entering on local op-
tlon cru usado. when ono minister slipped
out quietly. and another said ho would
not dnrn to stand before bis congregation
and urge the passage Of law of that kind
by the Legislature
sie despiSed such cownr1ice and condemn
cd all who wish to excuse their own short
coniings by pleading like Adam did that
the woman given him was responsible for
his sin. Every one should do as Paul did
who declined to eat meat If 1T caused his
brother to take offence. He spoke of the
inequality among the people,some having
nsuperfluity of riches, while others are suf.
fering for the necessaries of life. Ho
thought tho great antidote for this state of
things was a love of tho Lord Jesus Christ,
Tho rich must learn to take an interest in
the condition Of their workmen, and il
they do not taere may be u revolution be.
fore many years that will shake the social
world 10 Its very foundations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
Sermon TO Children,

Rov J. G D. llama preached hls flHtl
and last sermon on ths Rs In Union NJ
IL. Church, Oh Sunday morning, to TIN
children Of tho Sabbath School, who filled
the gallery. Ou this occasion he wished
ger OF each boy and girl. Ho urged all tt
be kind Ia order that they may make tht
world wiser ind hetter. He illustrated h.,
showing tho necessity Of oil on machinery
II they wished to avoid friction
He related story Of IL boy taking loud
of hay to market when tho wheels of the
cart began to creaks ksmuch to tho disgust .ol
of passers by. Flnally all old man ran out
with an oil can and placed u fe" drops on
tho axlcs when tho unearthly noise was
stopped and tho boy went on his way rs-
jolcing. A kind act generally had the
same influence as oil. 1t makes things
run smoothly.
lie next related un anecdoto which
Rev, MIR. Spurgenn told in regard to dog
that had been scratching up the flowers in
his garden. He won't out one day and
fonnd tho dog ia tho garden when ho
threw his cane at him with all HIS power,
but it failed to hit him. Tho dog
picked up tho cano with his teeth,
carried 1t to him aud laying it his foat
looked into bis face so pleasantly that he
was utterly disarmed. The lesson was u
wholesome one Us it showed that con 0deuce
begots confidence and kind acts lead to
kindness. In other words rs wu SOW that
will we reap. Els sermon noxt Sunday
will be an object lesson although
1t may not bD illustrated on tho black
board
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
CAN'T DENY IT.
When The Facts are Brought Home to us
aad by our Neighbors Too-They
are Wilmington Facts.

A wholesome suspicion IL onu OF ouI
characteristics us a people. In mattsr
worthy of ofinvestigation VIA want real tan.
glbls facts, regarding it. Tho word oil
those we know; the nearby evidences
ootainable, are generally what we mos,
desire. When we call on neglbor, Il
man OF business OF that, and say: "You
have had some experience with so-and-so
What 40 you think of itf AMI he anAwers
Just the thing, know because / have
tried it," 1t goes long way ia helping
our decision, This Is always the case with
Doan's Kidney Pills. Everybody who has
used them for any kidney complaint will
tel you. "They are Just the thing"
why? Because they do the work every
time and In all disordered conditions Of
the kidneys The proof lies with your
nelghbors. Many have been cured in
Wilmington and are ready to tell you or
anyone inquirng.
Mrs. Julia Carpantsr, OF 1868 Taylor
street. says: Il had symptoms of kidney
complaint for tho last five years. My back
was In weak condition and painel me
very much ut certain times, especially
when caught oold ur ovsr.exertsd my
SOIL. ANY STOPPING or lifting was very
hard on me. did not rest we'll at night
and no matter in what position lay had
moro or less pain, I spent lots of money
trying to find relief but failed. read
about Doan's Kidney Pills and was IN
duced to try them procured a box at
N. Il. Danfnrth's drug store and thoy did
me so much gopd was encouraged to con
tinne tho treatment When had finished
the second bNx the pain in my bnck had
left me entirely and never felt better in
my lito than lido now. can cheerfully
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as an
elegant remedy for a lamo back orany
trouble arising from dlsordorod kidneys"
Donn's kidney Pills for sale by oil deal
ars Price 20 cents. Mailed by Nos ter-
Miiburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y Solo agents
Tor the U. 5. Remembor'the numo Uoan' 8
md take no suh. tiLilte
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
ITEMS FROM NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence nf She REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE. November 80 1897

John Humphrias Of Glu-xyw drove tc
this city and had an experience which he
will hot forget for soma time While
driving along seventh street shortly bafure
noon his horse frightened ut u baby coach
l'y tho sndden jar given to the road cart
Humphries wns thrown out lnto the road
and the horse started on lively run.
When the animal reached Seventh and
Gray it came in contact with the picket
fence in front ofcaptain Rlling's property.
With one bound tho horse cleared lhr
fencs. The wheels of the road cart re-
mainel on tho outside and one quick
jork by tho horse liberated 1t. Then the
horse started up the yard and was pre-,
veare ed from going further by coming in
contact with wire fence. Humphries
arrived on the scene by this time and
htched the horse to the cart once moro
and drove to the Gilpin House stables.
After transacting some business Hum
phries started for home about 1:IO o o'cIock.
Ho led tho horse rs far as the street The
animal had mania for running away rs
it started again. HUMPHREYS had IL hold
Of the bride butwas unable to check the
horse When 1t reached the opposite
pavement Humphries let 80 his hold The
pavement to ono Of the trees. Men who
were standing nearby at the tlmo hold
the horse until tho harness was loosened
The horse WAS cut in several places and
tho cart was badly damaged.
st Peters Il. A. b. Society at Its meet
ing yesterday nominated the following Of
ficers: President, Joseph A. Carlin; vice.
president. Thomas Cullmane; treasure,
Peter G. Madden; recording secretary,
James It. McIvor financial secretary, Hugh
Duffy; sergsnnt.atarm!, August Blum
burg; marshal, James McHugh.
When the United States gunboat VII.
thoro were hundreds Of people lined along |
the wharves.
Robert Montgomery had rib broken
md was also badly scratched about the
face while playing football on Saturday at
Bear Station.
The farmer Of New Castle hundred de
tormined to stop the gunners from gun
ming over their farms. They accordingly
postal notices along their fences and when
two New Castle men went there on Satur-
day they wore ordered off They refused
to go and the result WAS that one of their
dogs was shot by tho farmer
Irespassers arc liable to be punished
when farmer places notices on his
arm ha wants people to obey them.
Tho members of Industry Council, Jr
Q, u. a. NJ. attended services yesterday
In the NJ II. Church. Rev. i.
p. Corkran preached an interesting scr
mon to tho members OF the order Of which
40 is u msmbor.
Harry Hewlett has accepted position
II the Car shops Of the Harlan and Hollings. I
Worth Company.
Mrs. Francis p. McCallin left this morn
ng for West Chas;ar to attend the funeral
II Miss Katie Shearsr, OF that town. Miss
5haarer formerly resided here and slnca I
to Wsst Chester has visited ,
Now Castle and Whining ton from tine to |
ims o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND DREYFUS
The German Monarch's Effort to Save

The German Monarch's Effort to Save
the Accused Off Ger.
Paris. Nov. 22.--1'he name of EN-
peror William is now persistently con-
nected with the Dreyfus affair. 1t is
currently reported that at the time Of
the trial he wrote to NJ. Casimir- Perier
giving his word of honor as a man that
Dreyfus had not betrayed France for
the German government. adding that,
If necessary, he would give his word
az all emperor with all it's conse-
quences."
President Sasinlir Perier communi-
Gated this to the cabinet. Soon after
ward Drayfus was condemned EN-
perior William, much hurt, instructed
the German ambassador at Paris to
ask If the discriminating documents had
been procured on German territory. M.
Casimir-Perier mads guarded reply,
but In view of the fact that he had
been kept in ignorance by the cabinet
of what was going on and had to sane
tion the sentence upon Dreyfus. de-
spite the kalser's word OF honor, he
decided to resign the presidency and
seized the first occasion which occur
red. namely. the overthrow Of the Du-
puy cabinet.
The Gaulois says 1t was in order to
avert grave consequences, arising from
the Emperor Williams having given
his word of honor, that the court mar
tlal was held with closed doors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
FOOD STRENGTH.
1T cores FROn THE RluhT FOOD PRO-
PERLY DIGESrED.

Food strength is natural strength. IL is
new strength; created strength That is,
1t Is not slimula ion.
Tho real strength of your body Is yonr
constitutional strength, your russryo
strength 1t is the result Of eating proper
food and digesting it.
Eating food does no good at all; rather
larm-unless it is digested. So that every.
thing narrows itself down to one proposi-
ton How is your digestion?
One person in three Of us have iudiges.
tion In some form or another. 1t is not
really a disease, but a conditions; a conui.
tlon which may become serious.
We all wish to be strong anu wa ,nis;,t
all become so if we digestei oar food. Tho
loss OF your strength is serious mattor.
1t may be the beginning ola dangerous
disease. 1t may mean that you cannot go
ON with your work.
Shaker Digestive Cordial is an aid to
digestion. 1t is a strength maker. 1t
makes your food nourish you. 1t makes
yon strong. 1t relieves at once all the
symptoms of acute dyspepsia tones up
the system and creates flesh energy and
strength. Taken regularly it will perlia.
nently euro indigestion and make the
weak, thin, irritable. nervous dyspeptic,
strong, fat, hearty and we'll again.
a 10 cent bottlo will show you what 1t
will do
Sold by druggists at 10, a5, 50 cents and
81 20 a bottle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
THE WELLINGTON

Thrice welcome gallant ship that bsars
our own fair city IS namel
Thrice welcome to the Diamond State that
too can boast of fame.
Thrice welcome to Christianas banks aud
far famed Brandywine,
May. victory ever crown thy path upon the
foaming brine.
Christisuas peaceful waters flow to meet
tho Delaware,
And Brandywine still onward giides by
scenes of beauty rare,
but many change has taken place since
thosa old days of yore,
When pilgrim sailors steered their barge
along oar rivers shore.
Now with what wonder would they gaze
upon thy bulwarks high,
And comment On thy shapely form 80
graceful gliding by,
Volcano, fair ship the times ars chan ged,
our fathers paved Lhe way
For us to build such stately craft Us thou
art seen today.
They fought and conquered for tho right
- till tyrants had to cease,
Aud now thy advent finds us in that
blessed reign Of peace,
Tho Blue hens chicks shall never 1iinch
whom duty points the way,
AS they have proved on many field and
many bloody fray.
And like that gallant Scottish clan, the
bold Cock Of the North,
Tho Blue Hens chicks Of Delaware in
might shall sally forth
AS once thay did in freelum's cause, tho
foremost in the van,
The gallant sons Of Delaware, stood nobly
man to man.
90 forth fair ship upon thy course with
victory OH thy Prov
The battle song Of liberty atorns Colum-
bias brow;
Go forth and guard our treasure ships in
safety Ger the wayo,
And i1oat that starry flag on high that cm-
blem of the brave
The blessing of my lady-love with mine T
give to thee,
10 guard thee from tn, stormy gales upon
the deep blue sea,
In honor of that maidon fair, another
name I'll sign.
And dub tho good ship Wilmington the
belle of Brandywlne.
Go gallant snip, unfurl our flag of freo.
dom to the breeze,
And take the song Of liborty over fur and
foreign seas,
for war though willing still to |
Walk tho ways of peace,
May heaven protect the Wilmington till |
strife and tliscord cease.
In these days OF disappointment it is
qualification TO know that ono can buy IA
1oltio of Salvation Oil for 70 cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The parents of Tillis Lump, of Lam
easter. Pa. have caused her arrest for
the larceny Of $27.
The Chase National bank, of New
York. has increased its capital stock to
NOoo,0 900. Its deposits exceed sac, 900 COO.
Jack Thompson. alias. English Jack"
was arrested upon coming from a New
York tailor store wearing several suits
Of clothing.
James Barker and Elmer Fruit were
burned to death In a barn at Bethany,
Mo. They vera playing cards, and their
lantern upset.
About $1,000 has been contributed by
New England bankers for the relief of
the family Of Cashier Barren, murdered
at Dexter. Me.
The unknown man who committed
suicide at Charleston. 9. c.. fortnight
ago, has been identified, by the number
on his watch, as H. s. Bans, Of Buff
falo, N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
A BIG SCARE.
Run,orA That tho Lauroda WAS to bs
Spirited Away.

The crow nf dredging machine caussu
hi. SCARF hslo yesterday and last even.
ing IL was reported to the Government
OFFICIALS that they were about to spiril
away thu steamer Laurlda Then Mar
ST q. Short swore In number Of deputies
20 gard tho steamer.
Tho reports went so far as to say that the
steamer could bs carried up Market strees
and then by trolley car to New Castle,
no machinery Ia rusty, the boilurs are Ito
good And tho Laurada might be towed Gus
u ah5ro Wero enough armed men TO zap.
tIlre tho bridges
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22


IA Stranger in New York" tho latest
WORT OF Charles Hoyt, although scarcely '
Els months Old. has proven itself a great
wlhner 1t will be presented for the first
time here tomorrow evening Mt tho Grand
cpara House and that it will he greeted
ty large audience goes without saying,
for lloytsplays one and all havo strong
ha'd upon theatro-goers everywhere, and
anything new from him creates more than
Ordinary interest.
The new piece was written somewhat ON
the lines of his famous "Trip to China
town. and Mr. Huyt himself has con
fss.td it is worry much tho same sort OF an
enfett"lnment. Tt represents the adven.
tnras of IL man who goes to Now Yorl. for
the purpose of seeing the city. Asa frams
wurkf,r tho admission of innumnrnlle
local hits, nothing, it would Seem, could
he rstttr than this.
Tbs cast is ono specially selected by Mr..
Hoyi. AL includes Mr. Joseph Coyne as
Tho StraEser Mr.. Hanna Rosers az Il.
Collier Downe,' MIR. Leonard Walker as
Wright Innitt,' Miss Charlotte Crane, a
vc.y clever and promising young actress,
will play Hattie, the best felloW of thom
all. and tho Mccoy sisters will contribnto
their Hancing specially.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
BANK ROBBER ESCAPES.
Was Out ON Bail Pending au Appen
to the Supreme Court.

Was Out on Datl Pending au Appeal
to the Supreme Court.
Kansas City. Nov. 22.-William
1-cekrldge. whose sentence to five years
In the Denitentiary for the robbing of
the bank Of Savannah, Mo-, two years
ago was recently confirmed by the
state supreme court, has disappeared.
Locliridge was out on $1,000 bond
pending action of the supreme court
on his appeal. Loc!sridge. Paddy Nc
Graw, Dutch" Webbar and "Red"
O'Brien robbed tho Savannah bank two
years ago. Securing about $3.50 in money
and $4,000 worth of bonds.
NcGraW was captured In this city,
end afte" he had told who were in the
rot berry he was taken to Allegheny
City, Pa, where he broke Jail while
serving IL year sentence for mur-
der. Locl;ridge was caught In San
Francisco while trying to dispose of
his part Of the stolen bonds. O'Brien
WEE captured In Portland. Ore, few
months ego and Webber in Detroit,
Mich, recently.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
A RAILROAD WASHED AWAY.
Great Destruction by Flood In tho
State Of Washington.

Great Destruction by Flood In the
State OF Washington.
Tacoma. WASH. Nov. 22.-superin-
tendent Foster. of the Everett AMI
Monte Cristo railroad, who went to
Monte Cristo on Wednesdays train,
walked In from Robe. He reports the
damage to the road by high water be-
yond computation at the present time.
The water in the canyon was many
feet higher than ever known before,
washing the entire track away. About
the only evidence left that railroad
was ever built there are the six tun-
nels. The road will not be operated
this winter east of Granite Falls. This
will prevent the shipment Of ore from
the Monte Cristo and Slverton dis
tricts. In all probability the road will
not be rebuilt through the canyons.
The Great Northern has about 20 miles
of road almost entirely destroyed. In
many cases the iron Is washed away
and covered with sand. With the most
favorable weather the road cannot be
repaired before Dec. Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
What's the Use |

OF having a cold when DR.. J. Simm,
White PulmOnlc Balsam isaround2 1t /.
q sure cure for coughs, sore throat, bronchI
tbs, whoop.ns cough, blood splitting, sore
ness Ii the breast LoarsenosJ, asthma AM
IN pulmonary consumption, We would
Ike to see a case CT the grlppo that W,
Read what Edward II Gallagher OF 7Qi
French street has to say: II Suffered with
soreness Of the throat aud lungs for three
years and found TO reliefuut.l used d..
J, -.inms White PuImonic Ba!sam and
three bottles cured me. For sale vi UUj
King .troet, 30 cents and IL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22

While riding on q tandom on the Ken.
nett turnpike at the "brick church." lass
Saturday afternoon, tile mischins broka
and John McCann and James Carmiclae,
Wore thrown to The ground. William
Weiss. coming bUhind on u wheel, crashed
into them, and all three men and maohines
We're in u confused mass.
McCann and Carmichael vera rendered
unconscious and Weiss was severely hura
hey were brought to this city, McCanN
.utfertng from conclusion Of the brain
Rnd Carmichael internally hurt. but all
wi recDyar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22

Montevideo. Nov. 22.-On Friday
evening last the government frustrated
plot of the adherents of ex-President
Herrera Obes in the legislature to
kidnap and depose senor Cuestas. who
succeeded to the presidency ad interim
after the assassination of senor Borda.
The discovery of this plot has pro-
duced strong popular demonstrations
In favor Of Senior Cuestas, whose candi-
dature for the presidency is now for
mally proclaimed by all parties except
the ndharents of the old regime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
Murder Ends Wedding Festivities.

New York, Nov. ga murder broke
up the wedding feast at the marriage
of Isaac Goldsteln to Katie Silverstein
last night in the fiat of Vetta Gordon,
in tenement house on Henry street.
Charles schaniero shot Louis Lisber-
man In the abdomen. nflicting a wound
from which I-ieberman died shortly
afterward. and he would have killed
Lieberman's son. Meyer, had not two
detectives arrived in time to save him.
Schapiero was arrested. Miss Gordon
told the police that she had refused to
marry Schapiero because he wanted her
to work after the marriage. Schaplero
is a swarthy IAebrew of "a years. yet
he was able to earn only 81 a week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-22
Mrs. Booths Ordination,

Now York, Nov 22-The feature at
the annual meeting of the Volunteers
of America, over which DR.. Chauncey
NJ. Depew will preside, at Carnegie
Hall tonight, will be the ordination OF
Mrs. Ballington Booth rs a minister of
the Church of God in general" The
clergymen who will take part in the ccr-
emony are the Rev. DIR. Armory II.
Bradford, Congregational minister, OF
Bradford. N. J.; Rev. DR.. r. S. Mac
arthur, Baptist; Rev. Josiah Strong
and Rev Dr Gregg. Presbyterian
minister Of Brooklyn. Hon. John Wana.
Maser Is &lso expected to be present.