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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-24
TAKE THEM IN TIME

No. Nsme of Cure. Price.
! Headaches 1oc
2 Fevers, Congestion, Infam-
nation. 12c
3 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. lac
4 Dyspepsia, H e art burn.
Stomach Pains. 100
5 Diseases of the heart. 25c
6 Hoarseness from colds,
singing, speaking. 1oc
7 Constipation, chronic, or
acute. Ioc
s Rheumatism or Rheu-
matte Pain. I2c
9 Catarlh, cold in the head,
etc. I5C
10 Colo. 1oc
II General Debility 16c
IL Nerve Diseases, requiring
TONES and Stilnulants. 1Sc
10 Worms, fever caused by
them. 12c
n Neuralgia, Neuralgia
pains. 1oc
IS Malaria. nc
I6 Diarrloea--Dysenterv. 1oc
II Female complaints fully
state your casel. SOC
IS Male complaints fully state
your case). ! SOC
to Scrofula, Blotches or Pim-
pies. 12c
20 Kidney Diseases. 1oc
I'll Sore or Weak Eyes. 1oc
Il Dropsy. 16c
20 liberated or Sore Throat. nc
"a Piles, Blind, Bleeding or
Itching. 22,
IS Group HW% Use this and
call in a doctor instantly. zoe
&c Gonorrlioea, tn r e ed ay
cure. soc
II Eczema. ice
2S Tonsllitis. Csc
20 La Grippe, Influenza. 1oc
80 Hay Fever. 16c
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-24

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all its forms. Neuralgia, Group,
Sore Throat, Toothace, Head
ache. 1t also remove Goitre,
Chick neck. Every bottle
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Responsible, energetic agents
wanted in every county and
state in the United States. Adj
dress Electro Magnetic Lini-
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y. S. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
BIG TELEPHONE
FIGHT IN DURHAM
The Bell Company ard the Interstate
Fight for Supremacy.
PUBLIC FAVOR HOME ENTERPRISE
A Saloon Keeper Attack >. VI. Holton
Republican Attorney, on tho
Street and Uses Him Up Badly,
Mayors Leniency Noticeable.

DURHAM y. c.. Aug. u.-speclal.-.
Durham is now On the midst Of IL warm
telephone lght The Bell Company 10
being opposed hy the Interstate Company
local organization. The Bell system
was the FIRST placed in Durham and is
did "a big business charging o. suls
themselves. When tho Interstate began
putting up system. the Boil people
giyo their services tree and continued 10
oo sO Tor some two years.
lu spite of the iaet tno new system
was success at regular rates.
BELL PEOPLE WAKE Up.
Tho beu people realizing TINS fixed tneir
rates t0 correspond with the new CONF
pauys 20 take effect thc lst of August.
This caused many OF their sub cribers
y Withdraw and Che eight has been grad
uaNy warming up ever since.
Just what tnr outcome Will be Is stu
in doubt but Tho people OF Durham are
not in n humor just now 10 give thu
Ben system very hearty endorsement.
especially when the life OF a home enter
pri-o i5 at stake and after the treatment
they hayo received.
AN ATTORNEY ASSAULTED
$. NJ. HotOn. Republican attorney.
here. and brother Of State Churfnaa
lioiton was badly beaten mp in A street
night with j. g.. Patterson. a saloon man.
Patterson has "a saloon in Mount Airy.
~ c.. as well as no Durham and last
week he was notified 90 appear bofOrA
the comm. sloner3 OF Surry county and
show cause why DTS license should not
De revoked. lie claims that Ilolt0n. who
Was former resident or that colEty,
plt tha commits sloncrs up 10 the irNcs-
usatiou and that he was obviously nod
ding with business that did not concern
him.
Yesterday morning Patterson submit
ted and paid tho cost Wtncsacs stated
That H0iton did not attempt 10 strike
MIN Ihefe WAS some comments at tbs
mayors inlency. as Il0lton was badly
bruised about tho face
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
FLOODS IN FLUVANA.
Much Damage Done 20 the Crops on
Low Grounds.

PALMYRA. VA, Aug. i0-One OF IN.
hardest rains ever seen IN this section fell
las, night The Rlvana river is very
high and rising rapidly Il The rains In
the mountains Were as hard as here gre4t
damage VIII be done 90 crops on The low
grounds. As YET not much land is Hooded
deep enough To inJure the corn.
Much damage has been done along tho
Greek fats. Cunningham Greek zone OF
tho largest in the county Del las high a.
ever known. water ln SOME places -
sixteen feet deep Co. the flats
Wheat tlreshlug d. aDOu. oyer. 4 good
crop has been made yield ranging rom
Do 90 - bushels 20 one.
superintendent Of schools y. J. farls Is
holding the examination Tor teachers mere
this week. About forty persons are TAX
lng the examination.
Mrs Richard OmOhundr0. OF Whining
ton. died yesterday.
Az this writing Mr Robert Perkins,
brother OF the late Or. Perkins. lies crlfi-
caliy d. Ills physicians have dispaireI
Mrs. Emmett Shepherd. OF Richmond.
IS visiting at St1neleish.
Y. II. Richardson. Of Columbia. has
brought suit against the c. X q. Railroad
Company FOR $1,000 for injuries sustained
while crossing the track M Columbia.
The recent Bankrupt laW ~ weli re-.
cciyed here. The general opinion is that
IL h. an equitable and Just law. As yet
no petitions FROM this section have been
filed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
CARBONlC ACID TANK BURSTS.
The Top Blown on Car and One Man
nurt-Ihc Soldiers Rest

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Aug. Special.
A tank of cirbon.e acid exploded this
morning as tle freight hands were un-
loading it 20 tle Washington and south
eIu railway depot seriously luIuriug "a
young man named Jones. VINO had tO be-
sell to Al5 uu1iains-AOuae and a uhy-
slllIu summoned.
Tho roof 0t ile car was blown up-
wards. and +. was deemed o. lucky accI-
den, tAa- only one person should have
been burt
The Soldiers Rest. "a retreat for tho
tired aui hungry soldiers who may bs
passing lhr1u-l the city and which lu-
stilul0n was gotten up by Che ladies' of
the town about three weeks ago, Us o.
pronounced success.
There ls scarcely am hour in he day
that ID soldier from the various camps
around DO. clfy is moo directed hlthe..
and finds "lhe Rest just the thiug no
has been looking Tor since Dee left home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA P0PULISTS.
The republicans will Open Up Head.
quarters az Raleigh.

RALEIGH. y. G.. Aug. ll-specisl-.
The Popuiist state Executive COMMITTEES
is 90 meet here on the nth. Nc doubt fu-
sion with tho Republicans IN some form
VIII Dee arranged
Ciauhus Dockery chairman OF tho ren-
ltenudry board Will run for the House
OF Representatives from Rockingham. ani
if elected VIII be q candidate before fhs
Republican caucus for Speaker VI the
House
The state Superintendent 0f Public In.
strucu0n is collecting statistics from AT
the states 80 AS SEQ which ones pay any
public schools. any part of tie railroad
taxes.
state Chairman HOltOn and Secretary
HyIms wiil Dee here 10 open mp Republic
can headquarters Tor tho campaign Au
gust ZJlh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

eo,ord bfrh water ...........l-.-3 r. "
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. u. 1sas.
SAILED.
eohoorer Planck King. Portsmouth.
parqn Narn0ch Pr0rIn
Steamer cyril. C0renht7
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. II, ls9s.
ARRIVED
s,eamship Acc0mac Thompson. Nor-
FOLK rasrereers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Acc0mac thompson. Nor
foit r.s.srgers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED AUG IT,
ARRIVED.
Barge Fredericksuurs sph.elr to LOAD
poplar wood.
Schooner John a. stcyenf, c'nrk t0 load
lumber
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
FELLlN HOT WATER,
40 Moro Troops win Embark from
Newport Ncws.

so Moro Troops win Embark from
Newport Slows
NEWPORT news. VA. Aug ill.,
e....lI -..ramiu Augau.d. sioker on
Old. TRANSPORT OLDHAM. which came nero
t. load troops ilr Porto hi.I. was more
r..lt s.lllDI Iaet night. ia company "lll
fu.n other -fuktrf On tne IiiI -N'tH -Aii-
eau.d Was coming across tle DA. .'h'
and Ohio railway tracks at the inter
fon of Twenfg-ufth street. Tho street
was new tO bonn and without any Nil"-
Iur he plunged into a ditch Oi H.AlI1
nuf water hat came from team eN-
nnU.f nIue tIHm iU. electric Il-At pant
Ih. man succeeded DO 'AttlcaNHs "Iii-
soif suI went to- thc city jail. Wnrfe he
was ttc4ted by the city physician. br.
W R. Greasy. The skin ou The siohei $
less and arms hung lu surtds and pee -Nl r.
f.red intense pain. Allsan.d Is sun
alive. but his recovery is dOuuuu. tH1
st0ker stated chat inc TWO men Win MN
also iel .u the ditch. hut the police were
unable 90 aud them after making dli-
gent search.
50 mon. troops win embark from
Newuor. News until further orders. The
Ilrh Illinois Koa.mcnt Wnieh went
aboard the transport Obdam yesterday
afternoon. this morning dl7'no1fked ana
returned 10 camp. Tho OLDHAM received
orders to-day to proceed io charleston
4ftur disehlrsug lsr cargo of provisions
intended Tor the troops at Porto Rico.
Tine detachment of ten men oi Battery
O.. who were left behind from General
Brook expedition 90 look after twenty
head of horses tuut were 90 arrive here.
embarked this afternoon on the OLDHAM
with their horses. They wll 80 Co Porto
RICO from Charleston
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis. who
Is now iu charge OF the camp grounds
here. Will recommend thlt moro troops
he seut mere and a permanent camp be
established. tUlOuc. Lewis cOu-Ida u.s.
Newport News au ideal place for troops
The Third kentucky Regiment. Colo
nc' Smith commanding changed camp
today moving into % strip of woodland
near Eaat-End.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
PRESIDED IN TWO
FAMOUS TRIALS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Noted Jurist az Eighty five is Hale
and Hearty ami Grand oid Man.
Vcsuright orMind and = Mest
Interesting Iaikcr

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,,.,,.r,tl. rI.ft ana u hls hurry frac-
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...r.I Tor l- DIS ac-omr.ic.s until he was
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t.. ...... on tina ground chat Mrs.
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lilW ai ieep'Ha'''ii's 100 ,.--. dad.
Mrs S1Ttit was exc ...i ,.i-g
together WIN ,''' o, .'''.'.....,t.r of lin
completely ~ ,'- .,i9enro 20
colin. l.''- 60 WAS .n accom-
prove ilai Dii. 9D'. -.- must have
known iAefe was ...-'r.5
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slrAtt was ln i-''' ...,, +,oro to Rone.
kep- 90 to Dan.'.' i.''', s,,5..r Thore
Mn.i' .....,f-.. was being secured
I- ..'i .. Kim and ha lcft for
every " mere ,'.l TOT D.. wle captured brought
rs, p'' ,,-.sti,otor. indicted FOR murder
D'.N ,3 ter're one OK Judge Wy'ie's
-n' YES . JYdre Fis her. who instructed
r.... +raf th.re was "a higher code
ls5 .' s,r~gssine .n equity the fathers
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

BUCKINGHAM O.. IT,. Va. Aug. H.
SpeciaL-Ihe be5t posted men in he Re-
publican party here. claim that Col r. IT,
HUBBARD now has tlirtF-slx del .gatos out
az the elghty-slN. which WIN compose the
Congressional Convention, 20 assemble az
Stanton Aug llth
IL is also safe 90 predict that he will
be the strongest man for second choice
before the convention. 10 now looks Ike
Col HUBBARD Will be nominated Oh the
second ballot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

WASHINGTON. August n.-senor A..
AlasO Arriaga to-day wired the Assoc
ciate1 Press from Long Branch. y. j.,
where he IS passing part OF the hot
spell that he had received a cablegram
to-day from bis home saying
Revolution quickly suppressed Peace
prevails In Guatemala"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

WASHINGTON. August u.-Presldent
Mckinley ana Secretary Ager have been
invited 20 visit Chattanooga and Chlcka-
manga. The Secretary says II IS impos-
sible Tor them 10 leave Washington a. this
tina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
~A9TOxREA.
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRAINS TO
WEST POINT, w.

snocial limited trains leave Richmond.
Southern Railway station every Sum
,,'rrfr- leaye West Point 500 J.. g. arr
80 Richmond $40 H. A. only seven-
-, r,inttes consumed JOB each direction.
Fare for the round UP ~ ~ cents. tickets
ItIlr.nt recommendation are offered "a
the Te-miual Hotel ~ popular prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
nriss Sutherland 70 Med.

Mr.. Miles a. Narl2n and Miss Eva
Sutherland, daughter OF Mr.. j, J. SUthef.
. laud. VIII - s-aExlsd tilis morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12

NFW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK Aug. ll-FlOUR-Weak
and quoted Salec. lower. but rallied !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

August II is0s
The sun., 1898-02-24
SUPERIOR COURT CASES.
MIR. Mitchell Win, His Suit Against
the Stag Works,

Chief Justice Lore of the Slpreme
Court, Yesterday charged the jury in the
case Of the Port Kennedy Stag Works
vs.. Frank A. Mitchell.
\ verdict WAS rendered in favor of the
defendant.
In the case of John $. Rossell as
garnishee, defendant below appellant
vs.. Benjamin F. Bartram, plaintiff below
respondent, a jury was drawn.
The case is an appeal from the office
Of Magistrate Kelly. Mr. Bartam Sc.
cured Il judgment, against Daniel W.
Taylor Of the insolvent firm Of Head 4
Go. for $l05, with interest from October
18th, 1897. The attachment was served
on John S. Rosscll Of the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Co.. who, It is claimed,
had enough money in his hands belong
ing to Mr.. Taylor, for his services as /,
member Of the Municipal Commission,
to pay this claim
He refused to do SO. William r.
Lyman represented Mr.. Bartam, vii.
liam $. Hlles Mr.. Rosspll.
The sun., 1898-02-24
CAPTAIN HART SENTENCED.
Sent to the Fast ern Penitentiary for
Two Years.

Before Judge Butler. in Philadelphia
Yesterday Captain John D. Hart of the
filibustering steamer Laurada. was SEN
Pententiarv ?nd also pay a fine Of $500.
Hart was convicted about a year ago on
Il charge Of violating the neutrality laws
Of the country in aiding in sending out
the tilibustering steamer Laurada with
men and munitions Of war for the strug-
CLING Cubans.
W. w. Ker, counsel for Hat, made an
impassioned appeal to the court. He
said that he wanted but five days
more time, at the end of which his client
would have 50 arranged his business af-
fairs that llart's family would not be
left entirely destitute. as they wv are.
"We only ASK said Captain ker,
'that you give him this extension of
time, SO that his family may not become
charge on the community. On Mon
day we will be here, and il the court go
desires, he will be willing to have
heavier sentence imposed"
During this plea great tears gathered
in the eyes Of the big man Hart: Mr..
Beck seemed affected and even Captain
ker's voice shook with emotion.
Judge Butter refused an extension of
time and Immediately sentenced the
prisoner.
In view Of recent developments in
Cuba, and very persistent efforts made
By Senor Congosto, while Spanish Con-
sul here. in conjunction with Senor de
LONE, in Washington, to obtain evidence
against men engaged in tiibustering ex-
Mdillons at any cost, it may be that
Hart will not remain long in prison.
The case of Captain Hart is similar to
that Of Captain Murphey, who was tried
in this city, on similar charge some
months ago and acquitted.
The sun., 1898-02-24
False Story Concerning Mr..
William N. Boggs.
PLANS FOR SATURDAY FIXED
President Richardson, District At
tOrney Vandegrift and MIR. Boggs
ClOscte ell at Federal Building.

! Mr.. William n. Boggs did not say that
proofs against one of the men connected
will. looting of the First National Bank
of Dover were lost.
A morning newspaper of this city yes
terday stated that the ex teller had made
IAN important and significant utterance'
to that effect.
The statement and report is absolutely
untrue.
The reporter Of the paper which pull
lished the story presented it to Sheriff
Finn on Tuesday night and asked for a
verification.
The report was then and there denied
and the reporter apprised most truth
fully that Mr.. Boggs had never stated
that he was afraid that the proofs against
this man, who was an accomplice in the
robbery, were lost
the article Of the morning paper, were
made by Mr. William N. Boggs as was
claimed
Mr.. and Mrs. Boggs will not be inter-
viewed by any newspaper men. No re-
ports have left the Jail concerning any
statements made by Mr.. Boggs
Little May and Newell Boggs are
still with their mother at the Sheriff 8
residence and were seen yester-
day playing on the front steps Of
the house.
Yesterday Harry A. Richardson, prcsi-
dent of the First National Bank came to
Wilmington and together with District
Attorney Vandegrift and Mr.. Boggs
nnn Sc,,,o of <h,, I@o%o;lc If t1,n
plans which will govern the hearing Of
Cooper, Clarke, Cole and Butler next
Saturday.
Mr.. Boggs came over from New Castle
in company with Deputy Marshall
Clark after dinner, and remained closeted
in the Federal Building with President
Richardson and the District Attorney,
until 4.W p. m.
The sun., 1898-02-24
Board Of Trade Committee or For
Washington.
WILL ASK AN APPROPRIATION
New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry
Company Requested to Give
Their Aid.

A committee composed Of AIvan X.
Morrison, Daniel Taylor, Enocl Moore
Edgar M. Hopes, Charles Edwards,
William LawtMl, from the Board OF
Trade, will 60 to Washington today to
confer with the River and Harbor Conn
mittee at eleven O'Clock Friday morning,
for the purpose Of asking Congress for a
continuous appropriation to be used for
a perminant improvement to the Chris
tiana.
The amonnt required for this work is
roughly estimated at one. million two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
| The committee will ask that sufficient
money he appropriated at once to allow
the work to begin without any further
delay.
All the manufacturing establishments
along the Christiana will send repre-
sentatives to Washington Friday morn.
ing to join the men who 20 down today.
to assist them in making their trim a
successful one
The committee go down this afternoon
TO meet Hon. George Gray. Hon. X. K.
Kenny and Hon. L. Irving Handy, for
the purpose OF explaining to these men
their business and ask that they assist
them at their meeting with the River
and Harbor Committee tomorrow.
City Council is now taking an active
interest in these improveln .nts and will
60 down in body Friday morning to
attend the meeting.
The business men Of Wilmington are
now doing a great deal for the benefit OF
Wilmington. The present outlook is
very bright The River and Harbor
Committee expect good results from their
conference tomorrow and the cheap ex.
cursions are assured
At meeting to be held at the Board
Of Trade building next Tuesday evening,
March lst, Merchants and Manufac.
turers' Association will be organized A
great many invitations will he sent ont
at once. Should any one, however. rail
to receive one they must not stav away,
as it is almost impossible to reach every
one in such a short time. All merchants
should be interested and be present on
Tuesday evening.
Chief Justice Chas. B. Lore will make
an address, and others will also be
heard from. The purpose of this assoc
iation is to assist the Board of Trade
with their stop-over privileges and
cheap excursions now pending, also
any other feature that NAV prove bene-
fetal to the interests Of Wilmington.
The New Jersey and Wilmington
Ferry Company will be asked to run
their boats between Wilmington and
Penn's Grove. n. j.. at short intervals
and reduce their fare to ten cents for the
round trip.
1t is proposed to take the total re-
ceipts Of the Ferry Company for six
months in 1897. and after six months
experiment. Of cheap fares, if the Ferry
Company have sustained any loss the
merchants will reimburse them.
There Isl great deal of business that
goes from Penn's Grove and nearby
points to Philadelphia. that will in this !.
way come to Wilmington.
The sun., 1898-02-24
WILL HAVE SLIB.STATIONS.
Local Stamp Agencies May Soon Pe
Abolished,

Abolished.
A movement OF much Importance to
the residents Of the city OF Wilmington
will soon be inaugurated by the postal
officials Of the United States
For some time past the government
has signitied its intention Of abolishing
local stamp agents and the first move
! was made yesterday, wnen Assistant
Postmaster Mullan forwarded to Wash
inzton report of the number of agencies
in this city.
The advisability Of creating the SUBJ
stations in Wilmington has been talked
Of for some time, and the matter has
not been allowed to remain dormant, as
petitions favoring and requesting the
stations have been sent to the proper
authorities at Washington.
In his report Of the number OF sta.
tions in Wilmington, Mr.. Mullan in
formed the government that there are
seven, situated as follows: One over
Third street bridge. which is the south
eastern part of the city; one over Elev-
enth street bridge, the northeastern
part; one over 'Brandywine bridge, the
"HlI'eTn IEtIt Oh tne Guy; one at Iha-
ware avenye and DUPONT street, the
western part Of the city; one at Second
and R"dman streets, the western part;
one at Seventh and Jackson streets,
which is the western part OF the city.
1t is presumed that the government
will put these sub. stat tiOns in the ex-
trcne sections of the city, and those
who will be in charge will be the regular
appointces with Il fixed salary.