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Evening journal., 1898-09-28
SHOT WHILg CUNNING

CRANSTON RECEIVES A
GUNSHOT WOUND IN THE
NECK WHILE CUNNING.
Charles Cranston, aged 16, residing
at Walkers Banks, near Rising Sun,
was accidentally shot in the neck
while out hunting yesterday morning.
Cranston, in company with some
companions, started out on a hunting
expedition yesterday, going out Ken
nett pike. After going some distance
Cranston threw his gun down upon a
rock, causing it to explode, the contents
catering the boys neck. He was taken
to his home by his companions, but
later removed by the Phoenix ambu-
lance to the Delaware Hospital, where
his wound was dressed The injury ii
not considered dangerous. and Gran
suon is doing well under treatment.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
VI. &. COTTER'S TRIAL

COMES UP IN FEDERAL COURT
TOAMORROW-HE MAY DEFEND
HTAIsELF.
The trial of William E. cotter. OF
Philadelphia, for aiding and abetting
William n. Boggs in the lOoting OF the
First National Bank of Dover, will be-
gin before Judge Bradford in United
States Court tomorrow.
So far as is known Cottr has not
yet obtained counsel to defend him,
though he may possibly have secured a
Philadelphia lawyer. 1t was rumored
that ex-senator Higgins would under
take Cotter's defence, but It has no'
been confirmed, however, and many
are of the opinion he will appear in
court to-morrcw and defend himself.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
ROUTINE BUSINESS

TRANSACTED All THE STREET
AND SEWER MEETING LAST
NIGHT.
Several parties appeared before the
Street and Sewer Department last
night requesting improvements and
repains of various nature.
Upon application of Charles c.
Kurtz, representing several prospective
builders on Clayton street, a sewer was
ordered Built on that street midway be
tween Thirteenth street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue for the drainage of five new
houses to be erected on the northwest
side of the street, the owners agreeing
to pay the liens at ONCE.
DelmaTvia Telephone Co. was granted
permission to remove ain old lamp
post at the northeast corner of Ninth
and Spruce streets and to erect a tele-
phone pole on the corner.
An unmarked telegraph Oh telephone
pole at the southeast corner of Eighth
and Spruce, which interferes with the
street lamp there, was ordered re-
moved. Although tihsre are wires upon
the pole no company seems to own it..
Secretary Wiley was instructed to no
tify all electric companies Of the fact.
City Engineer Boughman estimated
THAT ain excavation of 1900 cubic yards
or earth would be necessary for the re-
pairs in repaving T'wenty-sixth
street between Tatnall and Washing
ton streets.
The residents ON the west side oi
Washington street, between Nineteenth
and Twenty-frst STREETS, were ordered TX
curb and pave in five days, or the de.
partment would have the work done a
the expense of the property owners
The owners of property ON Harrison
street, between Chestnut and Elm, wer'
given similar time 10 pave and curb
Secretary Wiley reported coliectini
s476.4S, and the auditor collecte'
$2625O. The balance in bank is $S5,
9O347. The following pay-rol.s wer
ordered paid: Weekly, S947.2S; ;mnnthly
s579; and quarterly, 1915.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
THE SUSSEX NOMINEES
DEMOCRATS MET IN CONVENTION
AND NAMED THEIR TICKET.

Georgetown, Sept. 2S.-Dr Edward
Fowler presided at the Democratic
county convention and Everett Hlck-
man was secretary. The following leg
islative ticket was nominated;
Representatlves-Fi district James
H. Deputy, Of Cedar Creek hundred;
Second. Edgar L. Kinder, Northwest
Fork; Third, Thomas e. Cottingham,
South Nanticoke and Seaford; Fourth,
William J. West, Broad Creek; Fifth,
William NJ. King, Little Greek; Sixth,
De Lange Robinson, Dagsboro and
Gumboro; Seventh, DR.. James Martin
Baltimore hundred; Eighth, Jesse e.
Joseph. Indian River; Ninth, ]. T..
Wagamon, Georgetown; Tenth, Eben-
ezer w. Warren, Broadkiln, Lewec ana
RehobOth.
senators-First, Joseph II. Holland,
Cedar Creek. North Nanticoke and
Northwest Fork; Second. William T..
Moore (holdng over); Third, DR.. Elisha
II. T. Farlow, Gumboro and Dagsboro;
Fourth. Thomas johnson, Baltimore
and Indian River: Fifth. f. G. Maull,
Georgetown. Broadkiln, Lewes and Re-
hoboth.
The convention cheered it's Legislative
ticket. and Former Judge Marvel,
Charles w. McFee and Colonel w. j.
Records declared that they had the
strongest legislative ticket ever nomi'
mated in Delaware.
For sheriff. Thomas r. Wilson; cor
oner. Obed Marvil; treasurer, E. II. Nc
Kaig.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
EET HOUSES GOITG UP
EXTENSIVE BUILDING OPERA
TIONS BEING CARRIED ON
THlROIDGHOJJT THE CITY.

EXTENSIVE BUILDING OPERA
TIONS BEING CARRIED ON
THROUGHOUT THE CITY.
Wilmington is at present enjoying a
building boom, and contractors, stone
masons and carpenters are having
plenty of work.
Alfred Downward has cOmmk need
work on a store and apartment house
and a dwelling for John ]. Gallagher
& Bro, at Fourteenth and Market
streets.
David Dangel is making alterations to
the stable of Hartman and FehrenIbacn
Brewing Company, att Shallcross ave-
nus and Scott street.
f. Blumenthal G. Co. have about com
pleted extensive repairs to their ware
house, formerly tine Kent building, at
the foot of Orange street. Daniel Ross
will make alterations to his residence,
No. 3O7 West street.
Patrick Fahey will erect six new
houses for himself ait Fourth and
Van Buren streets.
William L. Medhc,dt is erecting ten
houses at Shallcross avenue and Van
Bursn streeb, and also several houses
on Monroe street near Eleventh.
Peter A. Horty is erecting severa'
hous5s ON lombard street betweer
Seventh and Eighth streets.
DIR. H. r.. Spruance is having built
store and dwelling at Eighth and lom
bard streets.
Wv. Wilson is building several neV
houses ON West Eighth street near tn
High School building.
Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.. is erectin'
a number of new houses on Sixth, Sew
enth and Broome streets.
In connection with the work OF build
inc a store and residence at Fourth an
Shipley for Conrad Keller and the r'
modelling of a stable for A. ]. Travl
on West Front street, Contractor Jon
E. Healy will, in a few days, begin un
erection of two new houses on Ne
Castle avenue and three on Heal
street for Mr.. Carpenter.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
HIS CHILDREN TAKEN AWAY.
JOHN MoARRoN's LITTLE ONES
COMMITTED TO AGENT STOUT.
REvOITING CIRCUMSTANCES RE
vEALED IN JUDGE BALLS
COURT THIS MoRNING-oTHER
CASES HEARD BY HIS HONOR.

CASES HEARD BY HIS HONOR.
In Municipal Court this morning
john McCarron was arraigned ON the
charge Of neglect of his children and,
upon investigation OF the case, they
were given in the charge OF Agent
Frank Stout, of the S. p. c., who win
provide for the little onfs.
AiicCarnon, who lives In the rear Of
No. 500 East Fifth street, is apparently
habitual drunkard. He was before
Judge BAH upon that charse yesterday,
and his home is the scene OF many
drunken rsval.
His hOushOld, composed OF himself,
his son, John, aged 10 years, and
daughter Mary, aged Z, is presided over
by his sister Maggie, who was RECENTLY
held by Judge Ball for THE upper court
on the change of splitting her fathers
head open with an axe. Maggie disap-
psared bCfore the cake came up and
the matter was dropped Last week
she put in am appearance ais guardian
over McCaHron's mOtherless chi,dr1n.
she came into court this morning
wiuh the little ones decorated with
black eye, the result Of last Sundays
orgie at the McCarron home.
Agent Stout testified THAT he had in
vesdgated the case and, Though he
found plenty to cat I'M the harder, that
the house was dirty and the children
had no clothes 10 wear. The place was
the scene OF constant drinking and am
o unfit home to bring up little ones In.
\ "If one Of these children is murder
cd during one of the sprees that take
place there" said MIR. Stout, "a grave
Responsibility will rest upon someone p
i, He then called the courts attention to
m the appearance of another daughter
% OF McCawon's, who was i'm court, and
NJ who had been taken from him some
y two years ago. Her appearance indi-
"A Gated neatness and care ON the part OF
20 those who have her i'm charge.
m After hearing the facts, Judge Bail
q turned the childrsn over to Agent Stout
l. and the girl will be sent to the Cathoac
J. Female Orphanage, at Sixth and West
q, streets, and the boy taken to the Cath
a olic Protectorate at Reynolds station
by Mr.. Stout this afternoon. McCar'
10 ron was told II he reformed that u
n would be possible to get his chlldrer
M home again. He was discharged with
" out fine.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
ONE CENT.
A RECKLESS RIDER

GIRL KNOCKED DOWN BY Al
WHIEELMAN, WHO ATTEMPTS TO
ESCAPE.
David Lawset, residing at No. 1905
Madison street. last evening ran his
bicycle into Mamie Elliott, little girl
living at Fourteenth and King streets.
while she was attempting to crocs the
street at Sixth and King streets.
The rider was dismounted, but with
broad smile ON his face quickly goh
upon his wheel and made of up the
street.
OFFICER Pierce, who was standing
mar, noticed the occurrence and, mount
Ing his bicycle. gave chase, and after
proceeding several squares caught the
man and ARRESTED him. Mamie was not
seriously hurt.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28

The machine has it in for Francis 5.
B1adlye. He has been bowled out time
and time again, by fair means and noul'
and NOW is his opportunity to get even
with meu who have never accorded
him even decent treatment. He would
be counted out, no matter what major
itv he might secure.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
NEW APARrNENT HOUSES.

There is talk among prominent VIII
mington builders OF erecting several
apartment houses in the city, as II Is
claimed that such buildings will be a
paying investment. A portion OF the
new drug store building OF Gallagher q
Bro, at the corner OF Fourteenth ana
Market streets, will be arranged as an
apartment house.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
MOTTON DENIED.

Judge Bradford, in the United STATES
Court yesterday afternoon, filed oe-
cree denying the motion to dismiss the
petition of DR.. A. E. Frantz against tne
receivers of the Wilmington Dentai
Company, and ordered report to De
filed before October 3 by the DEFEND
ants.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
NGHTNG FOR MURDERER's LIFE

West Chester. Sept. 2S.-The supreme
Court has fixed October 81 as the time
for hearing the appeal Of Jonas Pres
ton, Jr.. the wife murderer, VINO was
recently condemned to death mere
lawyer William S. Harris is making
every effort to save the prisoners me-
adhering to the theory that he is inno-
cant
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
DON'T FAIL

To procure one of our lists Of pre-
miums given with one can baking pow
der. Great A. & p. Tea Co., NO. Sla
Market street. A & p. Elgin Creamery
Butter this week 22c. per pound.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
CoNMIssIONERS IN PARTITION.

John II. Rodney, in Orphans court
this morning, obtained an order for the
partition of the real estate of the late
William Carlisle. Joseph L. Carpenter,
Sr charles c. Kurtz, George r. Tcwn-
sensf Thomas Reardon and Mark NJ
CT aver were appointed commissioners
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
co TO THE CRANK. ,.

No. East Fourth street, for fine
lunch. 10 to 1 mornings, to IL, even
ings. Lunch tonight, Fried Oysters.
]. w. WAGNER.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28

I.W. Gibney, merchant tailor, has all
the new STYLES for Fall and Winter
wear ready. Your early inspection so
licited. No. 2 West Third street.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
GET YOUR SPICES AT LYNcH's.

Whole mixed Spices. pure ground
Spices. Tumsric, Curry Powder, for
picking. Northwest corner Fourth and
Madison streets. si'a fiJsFAl45
Evening journal., 1898-09-28

Miss Sarah c. McFadden, Of this
city, has received an appointment in
the Treasury Department, at Washing
ton.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28
FIREi FIRE!

II. T. Sergeant. Coal and Wood Office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
545. B. & L. checks with cash purchases.
Evening journal., 1898-09-28

"A meeting of the trustees of the
poor was held at the county almshouse
at Farnhurst, to-day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
DON'T GO TO THE KLoHD1KE.

Lots OF talk and writing now days
about Klondike. But it costs 1880 to
get there. Every young person should
have n trade or profession. Edison,
the wizard OF the wire, was first q tele.
graph operator. Tclegraphy can oe
picked up at home in your spare hours.
The Edison telegraph outfit costs sl.OO
1t is practical learners instrument.
Mnny expert operators have learned by
it. We send with it wire, battery, all
complete, with full directions for opcrat-
ing and course Of lessons for learning
at homo In ten weeks. Any boy or girl
can acquire tins useful profession in q
short time by our system. Sent prepaid
for el.l4. Money refunded il unsstis-
factory.
ACNE Electric Co., Room 12o6
S Marquette Bldg, Chicago, Ills
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
We give this ont as official.

A condition not contemplated by
statute has arisen in Monte Vista.
The law provides for an election
of town officers once year. and
does not make provisions for any
hold-overs or appointments to fill
vacancies caused by reason of the
town failing to elect. In Monte
Vista there is to be no election this
spring. The town is like the girl
that remained single. She said
that those she would have wouldn't
have her and those that would have
her the devil wouldn't have. The
men selected for town officers de-
clined to run, and those who want
cd to run "the devil wouldn't have
The result is there will he no clec.
tion and the expectation Is that the
present mayor and board of trus-
tees will continue to act another
year. This seems to be the gcner-
nl desire the people. And the will
of the people ought to be the high
est law but 1t Is not.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

In case Judge Baxter resigns his
county Office there will bc IL scram
bic for the appointment to fill the
vacancy. Judge Campbell, Stcn.
ographer hewitt, Judge Warbur-
ton. Ezra Elliott and Judge Hafy
Judge Crump and Judge Hill are
mentioned rs aspirsnts for the
vacant seat On the county bench.
The chances for success are about
in the order named. In view OF
the contention likely to result from
u resignation, it is more than pro.
bablc that Judge Baxter will hold
down the job until the Republican
convention.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
A Great Bargain in q Mill.

Having bought the numbering
outfit Of ID. N. Brock Il Co., OF
Hotchkiss, I will now sell all my
property here at sacrifice. which
consists OF three saw mills, three
engines. four boilers, two PLAN
ers, ono shingle mill. ono dwelling
house. planning mill, aud lumber
yard and stock Of building materi-
81. All to be sold by the first Of
May. Now 10 the time TO get .
bargain. W. B. POWELL,
Manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
New Seed and Produce Store.

] have made arrangements with II. II.
Mowray 10 handle the Seeds. Plants and
Vegetables of Foot-hill Gardens for
1858. Leave your orders Mt the Red
Front store. My si',h annual seed and
plant catalogue will be issued about Feb.
10th. My fruit and vegetable wagon will
b around Tuesdays and Saturdays
r. T.. NEWTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Ed and Carl johnson started for
Fowler. over in the Rocky Ford
country. Wednesday, by team,
where they 90 to try their luck at
raising watermelons this season.
They started away with great ex.
pectAtions like the average young
American.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

The popul,sts Of Crccdc arc
thoroughbredA This is well illus
tratcd by tho following joke which
appeared in the Denver Times:
A Popnlist out At Crccic WAS
assigned the task Of introducing u
speaker Of tho same faith by tho
name of Wallace Street, but usu-
ally called "Wali' Street for short.
The mention Of that name 10 In.
famed tho audience that they
would no, permit tho speaker to
proceed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

The business men Of Alamosa
have decided to celeb rate ith OF
July at home aud will make prep
srations to celebrate the day on a
grand scale. II the Cuban affair
is settled as becomes the dignity
of the American people we will all
feel like rallying for . genuine old
time celebration OF Independence
day, but il the money power ia
recognized as king and our people
bow to its candidates, We shall feel
like going OF 70 some lonely spot
and content ourselves by reading
"The Rise and Fall OF The Roman
Empire"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
War Nslss.

Some two thousand years ago it
was prophesied that before the cod
of the world there would be wars
and rumors Of wars. Ifthat tproph-
ecy has neYer been fulfilled it is
being fulfilled now 90 far a. the
rumor part of it is concerned.
The President fully realizes the
truth OF Gen. Sherman's saying
that war 10 hell' and is doing all
in his power to prevent it. But
congress is pushing him to action
in the direction OF demanding the
Independence of Cuba.
Speaker Reed is cooperating
with the President to hold con-
gress in check and until Wednes-
day they were able to control their
party.
When sixty republicans in eau
Gus, agree to bolt if some decisive
action wss not taken at once, then
the President asks for q delay of
sixty hours in order to confer with
our Minister at Madrid.
1t is said that negotiations have
been concluded for the cession to
this country of the three Danish
islands IN the West Indies-St.
Thomas, st. John aud st. Croix.
1t is also understood that Dem
mark sells to this country two crui-
sers and three torpedo-boat des-
troyers. The price of the whole is
said to be sl5,0OO,OOO. Nothing
can be learned of the details, but
i. is reported that the islands were
sold for about 80, 100000 aud the
war vessels for about $1,000, 900.
The islands will be used for coal.
ing stations and us a base for naval
action.
Gen. Woodford, our minister at
Madrid, says he thinks war can be
avoided.
There is talk of buying our
peace with Spain and the consider.
alton is any where from 100000
600 to s4OO, 100000.
The Queen Regent of Spain is
employing the crowned heads of
Europe to intercede in her behalf.
She will gain their sympathy but
that 10 all.
Tie Presidents ultimatum is
the independence Of Cuba, and he
has persuaded congress- to wait
until Friday or Saturday for
Spain's reply. By the first Of next
week at the farthest it is expected
Congress will act
The latest indications look to.
ward peace.
The Spanish cabinet is almost
constantly in council.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
Three x.ath. il ones.

As mayor of Monte Vista, it is
the universal opinion Of the town
that W. J. Clark made the best
the town ever had. He
would often neglect his own pri-
vate business to attend to town af-
fairs. Aud he served without any
compensation whatever and hardly
received any thanks for what he
did. 1t was his record as mayor
that secured hlm good deal of
support for the Office OF county
commissioner last fall. 1t was ex-
pected that he would take as much
interest in county affairs as he
took in town affsirs.
Mr.. Clark has now been in office
three months and we regret to say
he has failed to come up to the
expectations of his supporters.
So far he has spent his efforts in
trying to make himself the board
Of county commissioners and to
provide for his friends.
When Mr.. Clark WAS mayor he
WAS the whole board and no one
raised an objection, but in his at
tempt to be the whole board of
county commissioners he finds n
stubborn resistance. When Com
missioner Clark finds where he is
at, he is likely to make good COM
missioner but that may not be un-
til after the fall election. He and
his friends will have the power to
punish Commissioner Weiss for
his obstinacy, in the convention.
but will not have the strength to
elect his successor.
We give this out as official.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
DO Yca Ride . Wheeli
RECEIVERS SALE
Of
HIGH GRADE WHEELS.

We have received instructions to
close out a Bicycle Manufacturers
Stock Of 6450 High Grade '9S Mod
ell Ladies' and Gents Wheels,
manufactured to retail at $500
each. Fully warranted.
OUR PRICES $500 EACH.
Send $500 to cover express char
ges (or deposit amount With your
Express Agent and send us the re-
celpt) and We will ship you the
wheel G. o. d. for the balance.
Western Brokerage Co.,
50 Chicago, Iii.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Andrew Gibbs, who has fecn at
his sons place la miles above Del
Nortc for six months, returned to
Monte Vista Tuesday. Mr.. Gibbs
says It is a good deal colder up
there than here and that he will
spend next winter here II he lives.
Mr.. Gibbs WAS SO years old in
March.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Kerr & Brashear sold 100 acres
belonging to Jno. X. Pearson tc
Frank ii. Mathcr and 100 acres
belonging to Dauphin B. Clark to
John X. Pearson. This land Is in
the best part of the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

+. L. Bishop is anxious to get
into his store, the Beehive. by
May lst Mr.. Fassett is pushing
the work on his new block us fas,
- possible and hopes TO get the
south store and the east store ready
for occupancy by that date.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

William j. Bryan, Senator Till
man, George Fred Williams and
Gov. Davis are among the famous
contributors to the April number
Of The New Time. You cannot
afford to be without this great re-
form magazine,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
The Delta Independent thinks

The Dclts Independent thinks n
constitutional limit should bc NO
lar to the collection Of = debt
agninst county, and which debt
was created In excess Of that limit.
Tho only protection the future has
against slavery BY bond issues il
10 q wise constitutional limit for
debt, and We firmly believe that It
should te enforced 70 tho letter.
Montrosc Enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

The presidents message to con-
gress concerning the blowing up
of the Maine may be found on the
second page of this paper.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

MIR. John Owslcy and wife re-
turned to Crcede Wednesday. Mr..
Owsley has been enjoying a few
days hunting ducks and reports u
fair lot of game.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Capt Daily and family came
from Creole Wednesday evening
to see his mother, Mrs. DIR. Fulton.
who ut that time was very sick,
but is now better,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Charles Brastow has been ap-
pointed clerk of the county court.
That means that Mr.. Brastow will
be delegate to the next judicial
convention,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Carl Martinez has taken the con-
tract to furnish 800 telephone poles
for the company and rs soon as
they can Ike delivered we will be
talking with the good people of
Del Norte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
50 Years of Cures.

ID. II. Hill wants to be appoint
cd county judge. Mr.. Hill hates
u popnlist, silver republican and
those of the Mckinley stripe, and
anything except democrat. Who
then will appoint Mr.. Hill! Jesse
Stephcnson!-Enquirer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Judge Creson says his cattle
have wintered in first class order
and are fat. The judge hopes to
go back to his mines about the 18th
of this month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02
y SWPEEA5GENT y
For saleby B. X. Elliott 4 Co.

NJ. L. Yocum, Cameron, Pa, says, n
was suffering for ten years, trying most
all kinds OF pile remedies, but without
success. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvs
was recommended to me, used ono
box. 1t has effected q permanent cure.s
As permanent cure for piles DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve has no equal.
j. w. Cupples.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

If the hair is falling out or turn
ing gray. requiring stimulant
with nourishing and coloring food,
Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair Re.
newer is just the specific.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

A torpid liver robs you OF ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver, cure con-
stipntion and all stomach and liver trou-
bles. ]. ". Cupples.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Mrs. Catherine Bennink, who
has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Daley, for the past
eight months, left Creede Satur-
day last for Florence, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-04-02

Another rich strike between Dun
can and Spanish Creek is reported
and is sad to be better than the
Independence.