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The herald., 1898-08-12
INDIANS RUN RIOT
Defy the Game Warden of Wyoming
and Slaughter Elk

DENVER, Aug. 11.-A special to the
News from Cheyenne, Wyo., says:
Governor Richards has received tele-
gram from Game Warden Pyle at shoshone
agency that he had found and tried to ar
rest forty Bannock Indians killing elk.
but they had successfully resisted arrest.
They had forty carcasses. Governor Rich
ards wired that all the state troops were
In the United States service and for the
warden to call upon the Bannock Indian
The herald., 1898-08-12
Had No Hand in It

ROME, Aug. ia semi-official denial
has been Issued Of the version of the Co.
iombian affair which says that italy In
formed the United States that II Colombia
had not paid million pesetas by August
10, Admiral Candiana would bomf,rd Car
tagena. The Italian governments state
ment is that its action is limited to for
mai insistence upon the execution Of the
whole Of President Cleveland's award IN
the Cefrut case.
The herald., 1898-08-12
Exports for July

WARRINGTON Aug. 1.-THE July ex.
ports of breadstuffs, provisions, cotton and
mineral oils from the principal customs
districts of the United States are reported
by the bureau Of statistics at 337. 1s0721. OF
this sum breadstuffs alone amounted to
SO, Isl, 12s; provisions. $9,s73.607; cattle and
hogs. $2,s22, ~; cotton. sz's2s,6 1853; and min-
eral oils, $4,722073. While these figures for
the month Of July fall twenty millions be-
low those for the month of June. they equal
those of July, 1897, and exceed those Of
July in the years 1895. 1895 and 1894, and are
two millions greater than the average July
expectation Of these articles since 1880.
The herald., 1898-08-12
Illinois Bank Fails

WAvERLY, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE bank Of
Waveriy closed Its doors today. The la
bilities are estimated at 100000 to $2oo, 900.
The concern, Of which Albert r. Rhoore is
an unlimited partner, IL estimated to be
worth fully million dollars.
The herald., 1898-08-12

cans contemplate putting an end to their
sway In the Spanish Pacific possessions.
The cause of the religious orders is warm
ly espoused, not only be the Carlists and
the Ultra Montaines but by conservatives.
Their newspapers say the Vatican will ap-
peal to the European powers and negotiate
direct on the matter with the American
government through American Catholic
prelates and politicians.
The herald., 1898-08-12
Diego do vivo Dead

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Diego De vlvo,
one Of the best known impressa rios in the
United States, died at his home in this city
today from paralysis. He was stricken on
Saturday morning last and never rallied,
The herald., 1898-08-12
Discuss tuberculosis

DETROIT. Mich, Aug 1.-THE confer,
ence OF state and provincial boards Of health
closed It's session today with discussions Cd
tuberculosis In all it, phases.
The herald., 1898-08-12

agent and commanding officer at Fort
Washable for assistance. On request Of
Governor Richards, Secretary Bliss has
also issued orders to the Fort authorities
TO render assistance to the game warden
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
ONE CENT.
RESIGNATION ACCsPTED

PRESIDENT III. C. MORSE WILL Be
SUCCEEDED BY J. TAYLOR
CAUSE.
al a meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany yesterday the resignation OF
President III. G. Morse and the reor-
ganization of the company was discuss
ed. A statement was given out that
an experiment was tried two years
ago, and that it has not worked salts
factorily and changes have again been
made in consequence.
J.. Taylor Cause is again to become
president Of the company; II. Taylor
Cause, vice-presldent; Samuel X.
Smith, treasurer; II. w. Cause at the
head Of the architectural and railway
department, and Il. Jackson Shaw.
head Of the engineering department. It
was announced that Superintendent A.
G. Wilson had resigned because OF a
hattering offer from another concern.
The company states that the busl-
ness will be developed upon the old
time principles.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
FRIED TO KILL BIS WIFE

|N TERRIBLY GUT BY A
fCHET IN THE HANDS OF
| HUSBAND.
a, August 17.-Abram McCray,
!, employed as a butler in the
of Edward Walden, at Secane,
/. ted to murder his wife Fannie
b evening with a hatchet. The
also employed in the Walden
as cook. A quarrel started be-
the couple over some trivial
and the husband, enraged over
lnts of his wife, picked up a
and attempted to kill her. He
her several glancing blows, the
3eing broken by something she
her hand, and before he could
Phance to deliver a blow with
Ice she escaped to another room.
8yas the woman is terribly cut
Me head and also on the hands,
wounds are not serious.
n 4diately after the murderous as
IcCray made his escape. Mrs
says that she and her husband
+ OF been on very good terms Of
Id that it was due to the fact
discovered that he was living
n assumed name when be mar
She says that at Newberne
e was known as Walter Smith,
q o had another name at Balti-
Both places she believes he had
because of some crime he CON-
She says her husband made
to kill her several times, but
not believe he would attempt
them into effect.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
HELD FOR COURT
JUDGE BALL HOLDS MAGGIE BUT
LER in $500 BAdL-OTHER CASES
HEARD.

JUDGE BALL HOLDS MAGGIE BUT
LER IN $500 BAdL-OTHER CASES
HEARD.
The case OF Maggie Butler, charged
with assaulting her father, Charles
McCarron, by striking him on the head
with an axe, came up before Judge
Ball this morning.
McCarron testified that he lived at
Fifth and Church streets and that on
Monday am alteration took place be-
tween himself and his daughter, and,
as a result, Maggie tore his shirt and
struck him with an axe, inhicting a
wound upon the head. The instrument
was produced in court.
Maggie stated in her own behalf that
she had always been a dutiful daugh-
ter and attended to her fathers wants
and taken care of him. She said that
ON the day in question that her father
had chOlked her and called her vile
names. Two other witnesses were call
ed, but failing to appear Judge Ball
held the woman in $500 bail for court.
Charles Reed, charged with the theft
Of quart Of whiskey valued at $3.50,
from Alfred Ewing, No. 10 East Second
street, was placed under 5000 bail for
court
In the case of the City VS.. Emily e.
Hanf OF the Hanf Optical Company, in
which the latter was charged with hav-
ing a canvas sign or awning flap ex-
tending parallel with the sidewalk
from post to post, in front Of theil
store on Market street above Tenth
Judge Ball stated that upon searching
the ordinance he could find no clause
which bore directly on the case il
question, and would, therefore, dismiss
1.-THE suit. Harvey J. Wiley appeared al
the prosecuting witness.
John Kennedy, Edward Mulvey, JohI
Brady, Patrick Mccartney and Johi
Boyer. colored. were each fined 81 AM
costs for drunkenness.
Charles III. RODinett, Robert Plerc
} AMI Mary Butcher, colored, were fine
SO and costs for the same offense. An
drew Cochran, charged with drunken
ness, was allowed to depart, as he had {
sore leg and carried permit to th'
Delaware Hospital, where he will b
sent.
The case of David Cunningham
charged with larceny, was dismissed
owing to a lack Of evidence agains
him. Alexander Mcclure a soldier, VIII
was fined 81 for being drunk was recon
: mitted to await the action Of his off
GERS,
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Magistrate John F. Daley left this
morning for a few days sojourn
amidst the breezes Of Atlantic City.
Miss Eleanor Walsh, Of Washington,
is visiting Mrs. Dure and Miss Mortar
ity, Of this city.
-Majo General Joseph Wheeler
passed through this city yesterday On
his way from New York to Washing
ton.
"A meeting Of the Republican Joint
executive committee was held yester-
day afternoon in the parlors Of the
Young Mems Republican Club, and the
registration troubles were discussed.
Fifth and Seventh ward Republi-
cans will this evening nominate candi-
dates for delegates and alternates to the
state convention.
Chief Justice Lore's carriage upset
yesterday on King street, but he did
not sustain any injury.
While Charles De Soto was in An
napolis on Sunday he had a talk with
some Of the Spanish prisoners there.
james NJ Bryan, Of this city, was
yesterday awarded the contract for
painting the State House, at Dover.
Plumbers are repairing the pipes
Of the free drinking fountain, on Della
ware avenue opposite Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church.
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. a porch
meeting OF the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society, OF Central Presbyter-
ian Church will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Walter ID. Bush.
-Fairview Lodge, Of Good Templars,
will hold it's harvest home in White
mans Grove tomorrow.
w. H. Thomas has been granted an
increase Of pension.
Matinee races were held az Hazel
Dell Park this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
IMER STRANGELY MISSING

|NG HAS BEEN HEARD CT
S ROBERTS FOR TEN DAYS.
|. August 17.-Ellis Roberts, a
about So years Of age, residing
btate road, near Clifton Heights,
home suddenly about ten days
/ d nothing has been heard from
bce. On the day of his disap-
e the family had company, and
evening Mr.. Roberts went to
b to harness the team belonging
visitors, so they could return
He had not been feeling well
son followed him to the stable
i him to go to the house and he
harness the team. He did not
10 the house, so far as known,
was the last seen Of him.
effort has been made to secure
As to the missing mans disap-
NJ. but without success. When he
. stable he wore neither hat nor
Is nothing can be learned Of him
surmised that he had been
4 in Wild's dam, on Darby
lear his home, but the dragging
Hdam and also the creek above
low the dam, in anefrort to find
y. has so far proved fruitless
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
REpAIRs NEARING COMPLETION.

Workmen arer apidly pushing the re-
pair work being done at the Grand
opera House preparatory to the cpen-
ing of the season on Friday evening
next. A complete new stage flooring
has been laid and the scenery retouch'
ed and reset. Workmen will begin pa
pering and painting the walls and cell
ing Of the lobby this afternoon. Man
ager Baylis hopes to have everything
in order by Friday noon next.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
SWINDLED SEELLERBURG

MPSON SAND HE WAS AN OFF
EER OF THE BRANDYW1NE
|D WANTED CLOTHES.
pan who gave his name as Thomp-
hnd said he was second officer on
|eamsr Brandywine, went to Smell
|rg's store at Seventh and Market
IS yesterday and said Captain
|som had sent him to get some
fs. Captain Blocksom is on the
pr Chester, but they did not know
'at Snellenburg's. He wanted a
outfit from shoes to hat, includ-
|nderclothes. They let him have
.nderclOthes, a shirt, some cuffs,
pillars. These he took and insist
taking several other things,
He firm decided, as he had not the
to pay for them, to send the
to the wharf and he could pay
lem there.
Rrdingly, Morris Jacobs, a clerk
allenburg's, took a suit of clothes
wharf of the Wilmington Steam
company and asked if such a man
q there, but was told there was
s Nothing has been seen of the man
He was short and stout, with
& lair, mustache, and complexion,
emed to know everyone connect
b the company, as he spoke very
y Of the different officers. a
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
HOSPITAL TRAIA HERE.
WILL PASS THROUGH THIS CITY
ABOUT 7.45 O'CLOCK THIS EVEN

ING.
A hospital train, loaded with delica-
cies for sick soldiers at Chickamauga
and Fernandina, will pass through this
city over the p, w. & B. railroad this
evening about 7.45 o'clock.
The hospital train will leave Broad
street station, Philadelphia, at 7 o'clock
this evening, and viii run on express
time to Chlckamauga, reaching there
tomorrow evening. At Charlotte or
Columbia, il word has been received
from the Third Pennsylvania Regiment
before that point is reached, a car or
two wiz be cut out and attached to a
train for Fernandina returning in time
to join the main train at the same
Junction
There will be five hospital cars. mere
ly excursion cars stripped OF their seats
and fitted with wire spring cots and
mosquito netting There will also be a
baggage car fitted with big Ice box
and a refrigerator and a complete diet
kitchen. The doctors, four, including
DR.. Wilmer Bait, the official head Of
the expedition, and a dozen nurses,
with the three members Of the commit
tee and its auditor, will live in a sleep
ing car, and their meals will be pre-
pared in a small kitchen in one end OF
special car, which is also fitted as a
sleeper and can be sent to Fernandina
as a part OF the side trip to that camp.
The train will carry a large supply OF
rubber blankets. woolen blankets and
hospital sheets, in case the men in the
hospitals should have been separated
from their camp outfits.
DIR. Bait has laid in a large stock Of
broths and other kinds of food for
lnvalids which can be prepared on a
moving train, and from the time the
patients are put aboard the cars they
will lack for nothing that will con-
duce to their comfort and the ease OF
their recovery. Colonel Good has been
already notified to hold himself in
readiness TO put his sick on the train
as soon after its arrival as possible.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
amman Avn RlAIIROAD sHOPs.

While working on a lathe at the P,
w. & B. shops this morning, John Pat
terson had his hand badly cut. He
was putting calipers on the lathe, when
his hand slipped and fell ON the chuck,
making a cut about two inches long.
DR.. Draper was called, who dressed the
injury and sent him to his home at
Gordon Heights. He was serving an
apprenticeship, and has been hurt
three other times in the two years he
has been there. He will not be able TO
work for a few days.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
STREETS AND SEWERS

ROUTINE BUSINESS TRANSACTED
BY THE DIRECTORS last
NIGHT
Routine business was in order OF the
meeting OF the Street and Sewer De
partment last night. President w. "A,
Pratt was expected to be present from
Camp Tunnell. but did not arrive.
George r.. Given and Edward Walker
were awarded the contract for paving
Lombard street between Fourth and
Seventh streets, as their bid OF $3.50
was the lowest received.
The city treasurer reported a bal
ance in bank of s12,OS4.S4 The weekly
payroll of S1,OO6.11 was ordered paid.
Collections for the week of $551.S7 were
reported.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
FRARER IMPROVING.

Joseph Frazer, who was struck on
the head with a shovel by John Braden
at the Iyobdell Car Wheel Works, on
Monday last, is improving under treat
ment at the Homeopathic Hospital. Al
though not yet out Of danger, the bAy-
sicians have strong hopes OF Frarer's
recovery, unless some unforeseen change
in his condition takes place. Braden is
still confined at the police station
awaiting the result OF his victims in
juries. He is daily visited by friends
who express great regret that he has
gotten himself in such a difficulty.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
A FuTHY STREET

The residents Of Bassett street be-
tween Market and Orange and Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. are complaining
OF the bad condition., Of the street.
Weeds MI the roadway and the cutters
are filled with slime and filth, causing
an unhealthy condition. It is claimed
that the men who empty the swill bar
rels scatter the contents Of their
wagons along the streets, causing a
foul odor. The Board Of Health has
been requested to look into the mat
ter.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17

mic could be bought Of druggists in.
that form without a prescription.
There is a universal law, I think, 3"
said the doctor, preventing its pro-
miscuous sale, but it can be bought by
the ton in Rough on Rats and the
blue color removed"
The jury, after celebrating a half
hour, arrived at this verdict:
Resolved, That Ida II. Dean and
Mary Elizabeth Dunning came to their
death by eating candy containing arsel
ical poison and sent through the U. 5.
mails by parties unknown to the jury"
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
A PROSPEROUS 1nnnr

One OF the prosperous women's or
ganizations in this city is the Waneta
Council No. 3, Degree OF Pocahontas
which meets In Red Mems Hail every
Tuesday evening. It is weekly adopting
new members and now has four candi-
dates 20 adopt next Tuesday evening.
Last evening at the close OF the council
hre, the lodge adjourned to march in a
body to Jones Ice cream parlors, where
thirty-two persons surrounded the "a
bles and had an enjoyable time.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
VIEW pIREcToRs ELEcrEll

At regular meeting OF the board OF
directors OF the Y. M. C. A., L b. Nor.
row was elected a director, to fiji the
vacancy caused by the death OF
Charles Baird. and Samuel II. Baynard
and Edward S. Golding were elected TO
MI other vacancies. The matter or Sc
Letting a physical director was taken
up, two men selected from the many
applicants. and after their qualiflca-
tions have been looked up selection
Will be made.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
INsTITuTE AN nnvrn

The Summer institute, auxiliary TO
the ltinerants' Club movement. bcgan
at Dover to-day. Il will continue until
next Monday and during the time ,here
VIII be three or four lectures in the
morning and three or four in the after
noon, accompanied by a general con-
ference on methods OF practical work
In the evening lectures to the general
public on matters Of practical interest
to the colored race Will be given.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
SUNDAY HERAID som

Most Of the property of the Greater
Wilmington Printing and Publishing
Company was purchased by G. w. Ed
wards yesterday. Joseph A. Roney
purchased the goodwill and right to
publish the Wilmington Sunday Her
aid, and has resigned from the Even
ing Journal stan to assume charge OF
his purchase.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
wArERMELoNs To EAT.

one of the largest single shipments
of watermelons in many years passed
through here yesterday afternoon from
down the state. FOrty-one carloads OF
"the negro's delight" went through
bound for New York and Philadelphia
markets, on two special trains. The
entire shipment was loaded along the
Delaware railroad between Delmar and
Rridg dgaVille
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
erArr cONVFNTION.

Primaries for the election Of dele
gates to the state convention Of the
Regular Republicans will be held on
Tuesday, August %; Of the Union Re,
publicans on Friday, August 21. JOINT
primaries for the nomination Of county
OFFICERS will be held on Saturday, Sep
tember "a.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
rMo suppEN pEIArHs.

Certificates Of death were issued yes
terday by Coroner Chandler in the
cases OF Mrs. Elizabeth Blest, aged 81
years. OF No. II East Fourth street
who died suddenly Of heart disease, and
in the case Of Henry Wilson, 76 years
old. Of No. I'LL Gilpin avenue, whose
death resulted from paralysis.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
B. & 0. ENGINE LAID ASIDE

b. 6 o. engine No. 99 has been laid
aside at Grafton, w. Va, and will be
consigned to the scrap pile The en-
gine has quite a history. It is one OF
the Ross Winans camel engines and
was built in 1851. During the civil war
IL was captured by the Confederates at
Martinburg, and hauled across the
country by pike to Staunton, Va.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
Il BE SHIPPED TO-DAY.

cars will be shipped to-day
le Jackson and Sharp Com
works. One is a new U. S. mail
the Quakertown Traction Com
d one for the Devils Auction
pal Company. Another, a pri-
/, is for the Florida East Coast
rhe last two have been at the
US works for repairs.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
A SUDDEN DEATH.

John Hanna. 70 years Of age, resid-
ing at No. 1906 Lancaster avenue, fell
dead in the office of DR.. John w. Crum-
baugh, No. 701 West street, this morn
ing at $50 o'clock. Heart disease was
the cause of Mr.. Hanna's sudden de-
mise.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
A sDuGHT BLAZE.

A lamp upsetting in the store of>C.
Beaver No. S1S shipley street, caused
a sma. blaze last evening at $50
o'clock. The fire was extiRguished by
occupants Of the house A still alarm
was sent into the "Washy," and that
company responded but did not go in
service.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
WTh NOT PASS THROUGH.

It is stated on good authority that
the Delaware Regiment will not go
through this city, but will go by way
Of Perryville. It is about sixty miles
farther this way. The soldiers will
probably leave to-day. The resignation
Of Captain Pratt, of Company M. has
been accepted.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
sT1CCEssFIM TRlAL "TRIP.

The yacht Niagara, constructed by
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany for Howard Gould, was given an
other successful trial trip yesterday
She was to make fourteen knots an
hour, but in a six hours test she made
fourteen and two-tenth knots. The
company Is wen satisfied with the
test.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
oRpEREp no LEAVE. TowN.

Bridgeton. August 17.-Judge Hoag-
land yesterday in special court. sus-
pended sentence on Mrs. Turner and
her two daughters. and Mrs. Annie Do
Ian and daughter, Fanny, but gave
them thirty days to get out OF the
county on penalty OF being sentenced
10 state prison for keeping disorderly
houses.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
R0IARD oF HEALTH.

The Board of Health met in regular
session last night and transacted rou-
tine business. a number of lots and
alleys were ordered cleaned. Bids were
received and opened for the paving OF
Lord street. John JacOby being the
lowest bidder was given the contract
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
BAYARD LEGION'S MOONLIGHT,

Between 500 and 600 persons went
to Washington Park last evening on
the moonlight excursion of the Bayard
Legion Democratic Club. Owing to the
absence Of John w. Aydon the recep-
ton arranged in his honor could not
be given.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
BITsY DAYs AT LYNCH's.

Selling Flour at $3.50 the bbl. Best
Grade at $500 net. Good Santos Coffee,
15c. and zoe. the 10. Good buying does
It. Main store. n. w. Cor. Madison
and Fourth streets. Branch store, S.
W Cor King and Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
WORKING FOR H. & H. co.

]. Morton Poole Company is doing
considerable work on iron plates for
the boats that are being constructed
by the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17

6IDENTS COMPLAINING.
Rnts are complaining of a va
at Tenth and Church streets
allowed to grow grass and
In some places the grass is
Il high.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
ALL YIELD OF WHEAT.

|eriff Paul Gillis is threshing
lat. He says he will only have
|ne-half a crop. Instead Of
DO bushels, which he expected,
,bnly have about 800. He lives at
on Hare's Corner road near
}st
Evening journal., 1898-08-17

A hack will leave the corner Of
Fourth and Market streets for Lom-
bardy Cemetery on clear5Inursdays
and Sundays at 2.30 o'clocB'p m.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17

|Y MAMMELE PROMOTED.
Mammele, Of this city, has
|omoted to first gunner's mate
Eruiser Yosemite.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
FfREf FIRE!

H. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood office.
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
545. B. & L checks with cash purchases.
Evening journal., 1898-08-17
TWO KINDS OF CANDY.

Juror Stephenson, who is a confec-
toner. stated that there were evidently
two kinds Of candy in the boX-home-
made and manufactured. The poison
was in the former variety.
Juror Casson asked DR.. Wolf II arse
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Those Who Wed.

Marriage licenses issued il.
the Chickasaw Nation for tb
week ending July 80:
A. q. Graham, and Minnie Pawn.
Lebanon.
Will Roche, Eta Carter, Burne,
vile
E. E. savratt, Ardmore; En
Bradley. Loco.
Ross Faust, Ella Casey, OakIano
Harmon Kaney, Ida Thoma
Brownville.
Wess Hopkins, Cassie Webb, Con
anche.
J. G. Briggs, and Myra DeArmai
Marietta.
Aalman Lebus and Emily Boutlos.
Chickasha.
M. A. Lee, Brownville; Delore
Crowson; Woodville.
Ernest w. Robinson, CIeburne ;
Matte Farris, Purcell
w. b. Halcomb. Duncan; M. E.
Cox, Mill Greek.
z. E. Ogle and Ida Hallmark
Tishomingo.
Coleman Clark, Stonewall; Francis
Brown, Coleman.
Siias Gibson and Mary Bell Musser,
Cornish.
j. E. Brown and Lora Kirkendall,
Center.
Daniel Durant and Eliza Myrick
Davis.
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Confidence game played Oh.
Oklahoma paper. Two volun-
teers who were rejected as
rough riders, were allowed to
retain their uniforms. They
went TO newspaper office,
where they were not known,
and got a long interview telling
how they captured Santiago.