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Evening journal., 1898-08-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

George Reuss. 50 years old, a WELL
known German residing at No. SO7 VIII
son street, is dead Of paralysis.
Commissions killed Mary, the f.
year-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Isaac S. Horn, of No. 1865 Claymont
street.
The bee Hive" former colored
church at Twelfth and Elizabeth
streets, has been condemned by Build
ing Inspector Cassidy.
AN electric car yesterday after
noon killed a dog belonging to Henry
Connor, at Eighth and Kirlkwood
streets.
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Blest,
OF No. u East Fourth street, was bur
led in the NJ. f. Cemstery, at Newark,
this morning
-Angeline Terranova. So years old,
an Italian. died Of paralysis yesterday
at his home. No. 291S Monroe street
On Saturday the Wilmington Gro
quet Club will play match with the
club from Spring City, Pa.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
MlAR rLAx nncusroNs.

Deputy Collector Wells. of this city
has received from Internal Revenue
Commissioner Scott the following deci-
sions relative to the war tax: Supplies
furnished by manufacturers and Inn
porters. to the army and navy are sub
ject to the stamp tax the same as If
furnished to private consumers; medi-
cal supplies for the Indian service,
though contracted for prior to July 1,
must be stamped before removed from
the factory; borated carbolated abb
sOrbent cotton, gauze and surgeons
rolls Of medicated plaster, II put up
under a trade mark, are taxable under
schedule B.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
GENERALS MEET

l MEETING OF LEE AND
+EELER SINCE WAR WAS DE-
ARED.
the first time since the outbreak
Utilities with Spain Generals Fitz-
Lee and Joe" Wheeler met yes
in the office Of the secretary Of
I Washington.
four years both of these brave
ought under the stars and bars
harched to the tune OF Dixie. %
|day they stood side by side in
|liform Of major-generals OF the
States and clasped hands under
|Rrs and Stripes.
khting joe" who never weighed
.p0 pounds in his life, was grasp
lhe arms of the stalwart Fitz and
10 old war horses kissed each
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
TWO ARRESTED.

% Officer ]. T. Scott attempted
Rst Private George Holman, Of
Hcond Regiment, Pennsylvania
|eers, while he was celebrating
coast last night, John Raldeary
red and endeayored to prevent
|icer from doing his duty. AS a
hence, Scott gathered both men
l sent them to the City Hall,
|h charge of drunk and disorderly
bced against Hoffman and inter-
with an officer against Raldeary.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
SECRETARY COCHRAN ATTACKED
REPUBLICANS BACKING UP COM
MlTTEENnAN DAVID p. HUTCH
INSON nm HIS WORK.

hVht ~ blIOlAlNS BACKING UP COM
MlTTEENIlAN DAVID p. HUTCH
INSCN IN HIS WORK.
The Republican County Committee
met yesterday afternoon. The follow
ing preamble and resolutions were
adopted
Whereas, David p. Hutchinson. a
member Of this committee from Appo-
quinimink hundred, has been charged
with Offering an inducement to an cleo
tor Of his hundred to register, in viola
ton Of the provisions OF the Consti-
tuition and has been held for trial: and.
whereas, one Edwin r. Cochran, Jr., al
legged to be the secretary OF the Demo-
cratic County Committee. has publicly
stated that he worked up the case
against Hutchinson; be It
Resolved, That we, the members OF
the Republican committee Of New Cas-
tie county, hereby express our conf
dence I'M the innocence Of Mr.. Huchin-
son, and our belief that the charge
brought against him is the result OF a
conspiracy Matched by the aforesaid
Cochran and another person or per-
sons.
Resolved, That we call the attention
Of the court to the fact that this afore-
said Edwin R. Cochran, Jr., secretary
Of the Democratic County Committee
was oneof the leaders who precipitated
the riot in the Court House on the
night Of returns day, November 8, 1896,
which he and his associates inspired
and brought about for the purpose Of
preventing the exposure of the
crime OF falsifying the election
returns, then being committed by GER
tain Democratic inspectors OF election,
who were residents of the city of Will
mington.
Resolved, That in view OF the above
stated fact we respectfully suggest to
the court and to the bar Of New Castle
county, the propriety Of their examin-
ing into these matters, and, II found
bue, as it surely will be, that the
aforesaid Edwin r. Cochran, Jr., law
yer and secretary Of the Democratic
County Committee, be disbarred and
forbidden any longer to practice his
profession before the courts Of thi.
county"
4 A lengthy address, calling upon Re
publican voters to register was als'
adopted.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
WORK At LOHGWOOD GROVE.

p SEVENTH DAY ADVENT1STS
|RE BUSY GETTING THE CAMP
ROUND READY.
|he Seventh Day Adventists are ran
pushing the work on the camp
|inds at Longwood Grove, and by
last of the week they will be ready
the erection Of hundred or more
Is. The business booths have al
" been erected and are ready for
Ipancy. The camp will begin on
slst 25 and continue ten days. Busi-
meetings will be held the first
days from 9 to 12 a. m. and and
{ to 6 p. m. The regular daily SER
will be held as follows: 6 a. M,
ztional exercises; 8 a. m, children's
aings; 9 a. m, Bible study; II a.
preaching service; 2.SO p. M, pub
Hrvices; 4 p. M, silent devotion; 5
;, inquiry meeting, and 7.3O p. m,
Il Hhing.
s. bong the arrivals at the camp are
II S. r.. Svenson, president OF the
8 tic Conference; Elder III. w. Her
chairman of the camp committee;
2 f. L. Mead, superintendent of
5 #rteurs and G. d. Zirkle, secretary
difference, and a number Of others.
"a appointments thus far made
Mrs. c. C. Colburn, of Baltimore,
to be chief of the dining tent;
las M. Bradford, manager Of the
4 ry tent; Mrs. R. M. Rosin, in
e Of the reception tent; Elder f.
5ad and assistants TO have charge
business tent; DR.. c. c. Nicola,
ohibition Park Sanitarium, Staten
s. /, N. Y, with two trained nurses,
Rrge Of the medical tent; Mrs. j.
4 ambo, in charge Of the children s
ngs.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
IANGEROuS SIDEWALK.

complaint is being heard about
|ndition of the sidewalk on the
side of East Fourth street, be-
Market and King streets. Fruit
5 back their wagons up to the
me and, at times, the pavement
wn with half decayed peaches
composed fruit, making walking
7larly dangerous. Yesterday sew
5rsons narrowly escaped severe
1hiIe going down the hill.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
FTIAG R.AasEiD.

A fag-raising took place last even
ing on the house OF John Carter, No.
211S Market street. A speech was
made by Robert T. Moody and the
Brandywine Fife and Drum Corps fur
nished the music. The flag was made
in the Ninth ward in 1874. and contains
thirty-iour stars on blue field. II
was yaiacd at the proclamation OF peace
at the c.Ose Of the rebellion.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
CoNuPANY EXONERlATED

The coroner's jury entirely exoner-
ated the Wilmington and Northen rail-
road from any blame for the death Of
Fireman Mark Connor, who was killed
by being run over by his own engine
AL employees who we're connected with
the affair were also exonerated.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
"a POSSIBLE CLUE.

The point upon which the clue hangs
is whether or not the clerk who weigh
ed the package and who sold the
stamps was sufficiently impressed by
the unusual payment of first-class post
age that he will be able to recall when
the box was mailed and a description
Of the person who mailed it. This will
be one OF the first questions to be set
tied by the authorities, who expect to
learn that the sender was q woman.
DIR. L. "A. H. Bishop yesterday after
noon received the following letter from
New Matamora, Ohio;
did it ever occur to you that the
poisoned candy might have BEEN put
up and manipulated in Dover by some
one connected with the post office?
Turn your attention to that as well
as to San Francisco, if you have not
done so.
(Signed) "Dr. S. M. Richardson"
DR.. Bishop is utterly ignorant OF the
identity of DIR. Richardson. There is
an opinion that the sender was in a
department, and had carefully planned
the murder. This is attested to by the
extreme care in sealing and mailing
the package, and it is further strength
ened by a discovery made by DR..
Bishop yesterday afternoon.
LOADED CANDY WITH ARSENIC.
He made an analysis OF several
pieces of the poisoned candy, which he
maintains is not homemade candy, as
was at first supposed. He found that
In the candy cavities that had been
made had been inserted the globules OF
arsenic, some as large as coffee grains.
Then the cavities were again filled and
coating of chocolate was replaced
to avoid suspicion. Considerable care
evidently had been taken with this. Nc
more of the candy is to be analysed
but it will be kept as evidence in event
OF future trial.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
BOYS IN BLUE.

count of the past few days be-
day among the different regi-
in the vicinity, Will
was literally alive with sol
sterday and last night. Many
fell into the grasp Of the 20
were locked up, but were re-
ater at the request of their Off
returned to camp.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
DEJArWARF'S NEW HORSE.

The new horse for the Delaware
truck, purchased in Philadelphia by
Driver Charles Evans, arrived yester-
day. The animal is a fine gray, 6
years old and weighs about 1,40O
pounds. The horse will take the place
of the one that was injured by col
llsion with the ''Washy" at Front and
Tatnall streets recently.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
EEIG IN lAI FIT.

Percy Bantum, colored, OF No. 1d1e
East Fourteenth street, was seized with
an epileptic fit this morning about
O'Clock while standing at the corner ol
Water and French streets. He was
carried to the patrol station and was
soon revived by the officers in charge
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
PROSPERITY WAIVE.

times seem to have come to
:, Pa, with rush. All the
es and machine shops are busy,
some cases extensive improve
are being made. Robert Wether-
b. will break ground next week
l4Ox75 foot addition to their
md the American Steel Casting
by is erecting a new building
feet in connection with its
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
vAaH7AIBTIE DOG KILLED.

A valuable setter dog was run over
and cut completely in two by trolley
car at Fourth and French streets last
evening. Bystanders were much affect
ed by the animals suffering before
death relieved him.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
HARVESr HOME.

The annual harvest home Of the IN
dependent Order Of Good Templars was
held in Whitemans Grove to-day. Ad-
dresses were made by Samuel Dickie,
national chairman Of the Prohibition
party; DIR. Swallow, Prohibition nomi-
nee for governor Of Pennsylvania and
Rev. c. H. Meade. Mr.. and Mrs. Bev-
eridge sang.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
cER.VERlA RETURNS.

raj Cervera, accompanied by his
a member Of his staff, passed
! this city yesterday afternoon
way from New England to
gton, ID. c. The train made a
a few minutes at the p, w. &
pn, and as soon as the admirals
E became known a large crowd
ed and he was soon the centr'
|ction.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
W1IMINGToNTAN INDICTED.

A true bill has been found by the
grand jury in the United States Dis
trict Court in Philadelphia against
Colonel John Wainwright, of this city,
charging him with making and pre-
senting a false claim for a pension
against the United states.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
A MYSTERIOUS LETTER.
Received Regarding the Dover
Poisoning Case
MR.. WHITE BEGINS INVESTIGATION

--~,' " - 4 ~ OA1ANb LIN DO l1Uh llOQ
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL HELD
A LONG CONSULTATION WITH
THE FATHER OF THE MURDER
ED WOMEN YESTERDAY-DUN-
MING EXPECTED ON SATURDAY
Dover, August 1S.-It is probable
that, within a day or two, Governor
Tunnel will offer a reward for the ar
rest and conviction Of the person or
persons who mailed the poisoned candy
which killed Mrs. ]. ID. Deane and Mrs.
j. P. Dunning. Attorney-General White
yesterday took charge of the case and
held lengthy conference with former
Congressman John B. Pennington,
father of the victims, regarding the
turn the case has taken. Mr.. White
also will confer with Governor Tunnel
before a reward is offered.
Thus far MO detectives have been de-
tailed upon the case, and it is said none
will be until Mr.. Dunning arrives from
Porto Rico. State Detectives Witsil
and McVey are usually sent to unravel
mysteries within the state, but thus far
they have not been called upon by At
torney-General White. There is a
fund at the disposal Of the attorney
general with which he can send the de-
tectives out of the state, but it is prob
able that this will not be done, at least
until Mr.. Dunning is interviewed, as
it is thought he will be able to give
some information concerning Mrs
Dunning's acquaintance in San Fran
cisco.
The police of San Francisco, from
reports received, are inclined to treat
the affair as Of no great importance
but it is argued that the serious ma
ture Of the crime demands that Della
ware officer should be sent to Califor-
MIA to cooperate with the police Of
that city in solving the mystery.
AS far as is known the post office au
thorities have made no move at Dover
but as the actions Of the secret servic'
department generally are kept in th'
dark, it is believed that quiet investi
cation is being made on all sides. Il
addition to accomplishing a dastardl
design the sending OF the poisone'
candy through the mails was viola
ton of the postal statutes.
If reward is offered it is expecteS
that several private detectives will alst
take a hand in the case. The arriva
Of Mr.. Dunning, who is expected OF
Saturday, is awaited with interest
There is a general opinion that a wo
man mas had hand in the case, an,
Mr. Dunning can probably give valuabl
information in this line. He would ais
probably know if Mrs. Dunning ha'
enemies who would resort TO such fou
means for revenge.
The best possible clue the authori
ties have is connected with the mailin.
OF the package containing the box 0
candy. AS has been stated, the cand
was sent as first-class mail matter
which is something unusual for pack
ages Of that sort. To determine tn
exact amount required for postag
there is no doubt that the box wa
weighed in the San Francisco post OF
fee, from which everyone now believe
it was sent.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
A DIsIOCATTON REDUCED.

Mrs. James A. Scott, OF No. 1l09 JEFF
ferson street, tripped over a dog yes
tcrday and fell, sustaining a dis.oca-
ton Of the hip. which was reduced by
DR.. "a. e. Frantz.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
nus DYES TNJITRED.

John Bradley, while working on the
rolls at the Diamond State Iron Works.
this morning got fash on the lids Of
his eyes. 1t was not serious, but he
fears he may have some trouble with
one eye.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
TOO MANY TOMATOES.

A glut OF tomatoes was experieced
yesterday in the Wilmington markets.
Prices were good in the early part OF
the week, but fell considerably yester-
day.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
nSERrlERS ARRESTED.

hble Carney, Of Pennsgrove,
y arrested four soldiers on a
ar Bridgeport, N. j., while they
1.-THE act of deserting. The men
to the battalion stationed at
yove and were marched back to
I'd put under guard.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
RrcuIVFD AN UGGY CASH.

George F. Smith. while working at
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
panys works, yesterday, received an
ugly cash over the eye by being acci-
dentally hit with a maui.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
HORSE AND WAGON TRAIN.

A special freight train passed
through this city last might. which con-
tained horses and wagons Of the U, S
army The train was bound for Mon
tauk Point.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
RETURNED FROM Al PLEASANT
TRIP.

Eugene English, who has been to
Peru, Indiana, on business for the
Jackson and Sharp Company, returned
home yesterday. He came by way OF
Chicago and Niagara Falls.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
RrsY DAG AT LYNCH's.

Selling Flour at $3.50 the bbl. Best
Grade at $500 net. Good Santos Coffee,
15c. and zoe. the lb. Good buying does
It. Main store, N. w. Cor. Madison
and Fourth streets. Branch store, S.
w. Cor. King and Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
WoRKING EVERY NIGHr.

The Pusey and Jones Company is
working every night until 10 o'clock on
special machinery for the DUPONT pow
der mills.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18

RECEIVED A PORTABLE ENGINE.
A portable engine and boiler we're re-
ceived yesterday by the Delaware Con-
struction Company, which wiz be used
in connection with the work OF the
plant on Morrisons Point.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
LOAD OF POPLAR.

The tug Rambler this morning
brought in a schooner loaded with pop
lar wood for the pulp mills.
Evening journal., 1898-08-18
FTREt FIRE.

II. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood office.
and King. Delmarvia phone
545. B. & l. checks with cash purchases.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
Grit til WQe.

81 isuosr albeies irit babe til Toub og
Ruiubsr en- 9Gite at Ir. Garlbsres npper'
tr1ii eiige "glooidpIsr", bet ffrefe Uibbel
mob almtnoeIta Suoshsb. Rfrusl,tet, sSoniff
Gafarrb. Hbeumattsmt, ipgsitse Rprsr ca
trrg 2e5er, Rraitlgsbeo, ipret og oaaritBt
Blob. oaarlis Gppetit og JprosieiIe 'ouit
5spntssbeo o. J%orftoppeiie.
Sirtu itrar o. doresier til
International Medicine Co.,
South Bend, Ind.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
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bans nDe Mepicin pirter helbi9t, dnfss
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meo ben. Son er life BLOT ifGrb msc
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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
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psit bsitioeligboloi iorIeosn Ell 2eaiss
par i'm 9unbrspsaars grpGupsodg.
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nu sr bet blspst bsitemt. at @gtsparret
ir.miioig af aommunsn itul baps et
piit gelsb al lsDe al ON Qaret.
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lang lib be oil tunns npoe soot oeraf,
eitsrai be bar funnel bsitioelisboloe en-
grpaupsoag. ION man lite engaug
bar noeen gen9urslie pad.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
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biulpet sarinsspatisntsr cs tursre.
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ps anoet, liseipm ban mao inbaanos
ben npe Gas.
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goa til GasIibD; men ban tror itte pou
ham.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-22
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pilbe life ia funnel fulbbprbe 1T tore
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tbet, bet ferite / RGtten at be Sunores
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be pigtigfte, Tom til 9uto bar gjort.
!5an bar Sielen / ben aump. Del
brugte frem ben fsrite Ssiitole | Ymil.
Iplpanid, % Fan proteiterte til i'm Cci
imob, al man ituloe benptte Sfolans
5onb til unbsrpisning / "bsbe Sprog.'
Serimoo par ban meget ioris Tor le'
Oeuoe Sprog,
!Sun grunbet "4msrican p1iloIop6'
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Slags | Gmeritd.
90 ban 6apbe / 80 Qar 2ebelisn
&~plonisrnss bitre Sampe mob ben IN
eelife Regjcrings 5prunni.
!9ons SjGlp bar al tor 8%etponing
oG Psnnlploaniis Soipital upretisoes
6an ounnet WtiIitGraibelingsr
philaoelp1ia, ppertog &%ommanooen o.
git uO mob Snoionerne, Der taOb'
aiort Sprer rg ilugtet Og plpnoret pat
bet pRrite.
San bar ben pirtsli9e JOrfattsr q
5rattater pg 2ooe, Der snpnu ben Gat
ioag binosr Staterne Iammsn / Linton
Wlere eno npeen anoen bar ban iTol
Gnglanos geitsmmelisr ON StRmpel
itat, og giennsm belle lin 8irtipmtsJ
man iiRr iom 8laouoeiper og Stri
bent. gjoroe ban mer eno nogen aureI
til at ipreoe politiit Splpsning blanc
Wasisrne. Sstte bar tanIte Grant
lins Itsr'ts 8irte / giDst.
6an opoaeebe 8olfitrsmmen.
ga BET bar BAN. Tom fra Gind fen
let ben Sbs al inobels Sti6ens / mans
panotRtte Bum.
: paris 6ragts ban Jreosunosr
banolin9erne til en- for amsrita feirig
9rsfulo 4filutuing.
6an orbsiost til i'm 9sb ior Roger
~ilaDsrisss afituHelie, og ON ban i be
Spprspaal bar aItior ldngt fort;e 10
i'm 5io, par Gan bog paa rstts Siosr.
9pttsligt bet Ganb, fem / en- pan
itslie lib bar en- Wano ION 5rantlin
Soalrnge Imeri.uners raucer 4ms
ritu, Dil 5rantlius PaOn oe Wino
iou 6isrnerns til at banie al berettiac
Siolthsp os inOerlis isli 1uinsmlis
heb.