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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11

Major General Breckinn6ge has reviewed
sza fnspeeted the Plrst Division % the
Third Array Corps. - the bad % which 10
Generas Grsnf. At Chfe<amasgs PArk. Ca.
When Major GeBerai Bree kinridg- took his
position &c reviewing on Ger General Grant
6rougaf tie division - present arms.
he then rode 1own the fro1t - the
hns and % the rear. while the taoc
Of eashfregirest playet The national airs
Elffnx back 90 the polpf from where be
started. the divisions broke i1t0 eoiu 70 az
by oorn psniss, ana With Gensrzl Grant 81
lfs head passed "a review.
TIE nsn acquitted themselves With
honor. and were higbiy commended BY
osnerkl B<eekiorid2s 1nd CoioHeI Asior.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11
An American Coal Ship Sunk in Santi-
ago harbor.
NOW BLOCKS THE ENTRANCE.
Our Fleet Bcnbarded the Ports and the
Nerrimsc Was Then sent Into the
Chspnei-she sank at the second Line
OF Mines-An Ontcer. an Engineer
and six sailors Captured.

C,rE HArrrxS. Hayti CBy Cable).-A re
port was received here from Santiago that
the Merrimac. AN auxiliary cruiser"
was sunk With a torpedo while attempting
20 force the entrance 20 the hsrbor 4 uring
"a attack made by the American fleet.
rae Merrimac IL coal collier. The
spanish batteries are reported 70 have been
.ilenced.
Rear Admiral sampson. in command at
santiago. had orders 70 sink or capture
Cervera's warships after having silenced
the shore batteries and cleared The hsrbOr
Of tcrpedoes and Il q supposed. he ordered
the coilierto sail into the harcor IA order
20 force passage.
According to the first and unronnrmed
report the NerriAac made a dash through
the narrow and crooked entrance OF the
harhor Drawing the guns ofthe spanish
fleet. Drawing the mines with which the
entrance l. thickiy sown-
Indeed the foriorn hope of the Merrimac
seems 20 have been O. explode the mines
and 40 leave free the entrance for the
American feet The men on hrr were
ready. even anxious % take the one chance
in a million % exploding the mines and
escaping alive The matter % sending 10
a vessel with a volunteer crew has been de-
hated Tor several DAVIS
with the mine. ont % the way there
would remain only the spanish Neet Tor
the American feet % meet. For the
American fleet haf extincuislei che are 20
the forts NJ the ha-hor's entrance.
A. O'Clock o. fn. rho American fleet
again began 20 lombard the fortihrations
A lively cannonaie ersuei for two hours.
and ~ the end itlat time the forts wera
Silercsi.
Then the Merrirar 90 her fullest speed
steamed into the entrance - the haroor
while the other American ships kept NOV
Ing here and there la the ohnc. ready O.
/ follow II by that one chance ia a millior
+ she succeeded ir entering.
The Nerriuar passed che nrst line o
mines. although ID IS always ain cult 90 tax,
d biz ship through the narrow. CROOKED
D channel.
Perhaps her splendid autarity 20 aston
ished the spauiari- that they were para
lived. She had proceeded ahout 500 feet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11
TONS ORIAL ARTIST.
John Carey's New Bar
Der Shop.

CHARGES MODERATE ACCORDING
TO WORK,
ask share of the patron
age of the people of the town
and the young gentlemen Of the
college.
John Carey.
FIRST Door BELOW l.. HENLEY's
DRUGsTORE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11

His opinion was tnal
the demurrer O. the
Indictment was -u--
tanned ~ % Mr.. At
kins0n ana was insult
acient 10 hold her
but that IL was not
fauItleSs as 70 Joshua
Owens. who was joint
Is indicted with her
Mr.. Atkinson was
discharged.
Owens was brought
into court. "a jury i'm
panelei. and owens 3
hearing j. now being
rapidly pushed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11

". stone. Mr.. John wanRmRker having
Withdrawn from the race. The letter an
nCuncirc M WNnamaker's withdrawal SC
vigorously tenounces what he terms ma
chine politics" in the party ss TO indulge
the prediction that he may continue IN the
race - an independent candidate. Gen.
eral J y ;. Goblin. Cllnanler ln ChIei q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11

nary arrangsn3s1ts for TIE detail % the o.
ncsrz % his STAFF. G-neral Oates has been
assigned 20 csty wiki one % the Army
o0rps ~ C2np T1o12s. Chick2nAusa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11
GOVERNOR ATKNsON's WIFE FREE.
Demurrer TO the Indictment Charging
Her with Forgery sustained.

A free woman Is Mrs.. Atkinson. the wi.e
% the Governor 20 West Virginia.
Az the opening % court az Chenille. W.
Va. Judge BLIZZARD rendered his decision
apon thc demurrer in the forgery tria. oi
the wife CO Governor O.. w. Atkinson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11

II has been decided 70 release all the
crews Of she captured spanish steamers at
Key West and return them 20 Barcelona 10
the steamer Catalina.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11
EXPEDITION TO MANILA.
Preparations Being Rushed BY We
War Department.
MEN ANXIOUS FOR ACTION.

Troops I'm Excellent Condition snd Ready
For Hard >~rVic~->~cond Detsehmen mt
70 Dewey VIII Consist OF SoSs Mon
The Women OF CALIFORNIA; Busy NAL
Ing Rsndagc-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11

SAX FkAScIsoo. Cal. CSPecisN Major
General Wesley Merritt assumed for7oa
command o; the expedition 20 the Philip
pines in TIE presence otthe troops now en-
esnped a. the Preside. In Camp Rich
noRd.
General Merritt T. arranging the details
% the second expedition % the Philippines.
but has not yet made pshlic the assignment
Of troops tor the expedition. And he will
rot make the order public until The date
% the sailing 0; the feet hss been delivered
tt i semi officially stated thas the vessels
will Dot - ready Tor ten DAYS vet.
Alter careful inspection Q; the 700
troops now - Camp Richmond. u was
seni-cficislly announced thSt the second
Manila expedition would probably be com
posed % TIE First Colorado Regiment. zoos
men. the FIRST Nebraska Regiment. 1910
men E1f the thirteenth Minnesota ReCi-
Dent. 1889 men. q total o. Sa5s volunteers
ArrRnl suents have been made - supply
cuicS.y a. thst = lacking IN TIE outd;s O.;
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-06-11
GENERAL OATES SWORN ~
Ex-Governor OF Alabama Assigned 10
Duty ~ ChiekAmAugs-

B-szAeler General william C. Oates.
formerly Governor q Alabama. visited the
War Department, Washington and took
re cath q oaee. Re also made preiimi-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
Wilmington Archdeaconry.

The Archdeaconry of Wilmingto Oh will
begin its annual session in Immanual
Church, Highlands. tonight anu an inter.
esting service Is anticipated. The session
will open at 73O o'clock when he subject
1.-The Stranger" will be discussed. Kev.
H. W. Cunningham Of this city will tell
''how to find him." g. H. Davis OF Pnila-
delphia how to receive HIM, u and Rev.
w. NJ. Dame, d. d., Of Baltimore. "how to
hold him."
Tomorrow mornings session will open
a. 1890 o clock with the celebration of the
Holy Communion, Bishop Coleman cele.
brant. Archdeacon W. H. II. Powers, of
Townsonton, Md, will preach the sermon.
From , until ESQ O'Clock Tho Bible"
will be discussed. Rev. c. n. Spalding,
d. D., will tell what it is and Charles
b. Palmer How to use it," The discus
sion which will follow, will DO opened by
Rev. j, H. Chesey.
At o'clock Rev. c. A. Harne will tell
what the prayer book is, and Rev. Mr..
Clark, of Philadelphia how to use it.
George L. Miller will open the discussion
OH the subject
In the evening the session will be con-
Guided by missionary meeting in Trinity
Church in which tho Womans Auxiliary
will unite. There will be addresses by the
Bishop Of Dallas, the Bishop of Alaska
and other prominent spe takers
The business meetings will be held in
lmmhnuers rectory, and the discussions
in Odd Fellows Hall, nearby. The public
is invited to both services and meetings
Tho offerings will be partly for Diocesan
Missions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01

Tho advocates Of honest money who vots
Tor Prof. Handy TO represent them'in the
next Ccngrsss, have queer wag Of show
ing their desire Of retaining tho gold
standard. Prof. Handy Ii outspoksn In
favor Of free coinage at the rate Of 10 to !,
and is warm advocate Of the re-nomina.
tion Of Mr.. Bryan for the Presidency. II
q majority Of men elected to the NEXT Con.
gress be free silveritss, the party will DO
immensely strengthened, and Bryan WILL
not only be nominated, but elected Presi'
dent In that event our currency would
be completely Mexicanized and silver dol
lars would not buy fifty cents worth Of
food and clothing. Tho workingman
would DO Impoverished and capitalists
would receive o blow from which they
would not soon recover. The real friends
Of honest money will vote for John H.
Hoflecker for Congress and not for any
one in favor OF free coinage and the debase.
lnent Of our currency. Democrats as we'll
as Republicans should vote for represent
tative who will represent their sentiments
and uphold the interests Of their country
in preference to a triumph Of party.
The great mass Of men have to work, only
the few can hold Office, and it is sound
policy to vote for the party that advocates
tho employment of our own people In
preference to those Of any other nation.
We want no more Wilson tariffs any more
than we do flfty-cent dollars. Therefore
we say stand up for your rights and dare
to be true to your country even II thereby
you sacrifice your party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01

sHERIFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE Or A
writ of Levari Fac.as. to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county.
State Of Delaware,
ON FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1893,
at 2 o'clock .. M.
the folio wing described real cstate, Wis:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with three story brick dwelling thereon
erected, situate in the city of Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described As follows,
to wit:
Beginning on the easterly side Of Washing
ton street, at the distance Of IS feet inches
northerly from the northerly side OF Seventh
street; thence easterly and parallel with
Seventh street. passing through the middle Of
the party wall between this and the adjoining
house on the south and passing the head Of a
feet inches wide alley leading into Seventh
street So feet to corner: thence northerly
parallel with Washington street n feet to a
corner; thence westerly parallel with Seventh
street and passing through the middle Of the
wall of the house on the north 50 feet to the
aforesaid side Of Washington street. and
thence thereby southerly II feet to the place Of
beginning, Ee the contents thereof what they
may.
Selssd and taken in execution as the
property Of Chester W. Brink, mortgagor and
Mary A. Brink, und + is and to be sold by
WILLIAM r. Finn, Sheriff.
sheriff,s once. Wilmington. Delaware.
Oct. %, 1898. oW
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01

The reform element in Pennsylvania,
having failed to procure nominations to
suit their notions, are now engaged in an
effort 10 defeat the Republican party to
get rid Of Senator Quay and his influence.
A greater set Of malcontents are rarely
seen. They can only be compared to Bour.
bons, who are unable to learn anything
new or profit by tho lessons Of the past.
Twice did such indictments elect Mr.. Pat
tison Governor through their Vaccinations
and yet few ever discovered the advantages
that thereby accrued to tho State. In fact
many Of them sor9ly repon ted Of their or.
FOR. This effort to get rid Of Quay savors
too much like political suicide. too much
like cutting off the head to cure the all
ments Of the body. When the party Shall
have been defeated, they may SEQ their err
ror. Like some macontcnts in the lower
part OF our State. these men have GU lived
bhelr usefulness and are to be pitied rather
than despisod. Like Sampson they will
Kill themselves TO punish others Gan it
be that they are deaf Us we'll as blind? Old
men may be in their dotage and nave out
lived their usefulness. 1t Is veritlcaton
Of the a1age, "onCe man, twice a child.'
Babies, shame on them, they can no longer
be called men, philosopher or stoics, but
babies, or worse than babies, idiots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
Gray's and Handy's Defeat
Assured.
A CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION
InsteadOf Wind and Brass
Bands. How Will the
Single Taxes Vote
for C0ngressp

The Single Takers are holding numer-
GUS out door meetings. The Democrats
expect to capture the Single Tax vote for
Congressman Handy.
Persons who do not understand how to
vote will DO instructed at the Eighth ward
Republican Club rooms every night this
week.
A thousand dollars Ia awaiting the COW
cring of the same by Democrat that Del.
aware will 90 Republican Oh Tuesday
next. As yet no bold Democrat has taken
the bet which some Of them say Is q sure
thing.
Mr.. Frank d. Lackey Ia reportod to have
said that Patrick Neary has conceded the
defeat Of tho Democratic party in Della
ware. That the registration shows q de-
cldsd Republican gain In every ward in
the city and in every hundred in the county
with one or two exceptions.
The different candidates arc putting In
all the ticks they arc able to influence vo
ters to their way Of thinking. There was
never campaign in this city and county
where SO much quiet work was being done
as the present campaign. The rsgistra.
ton lists Of the three counties have bUen
examined by the Republican leaders and
they are fully satisfied with tho situation
II the next Legislature in this State Is
Democratic then Senator George Gray Will
succeed himself. II not then Republican
will succeed him. but who that Republic
can will be Is a conundrun.
There will be several names placed be.
fore the Convention IL the majority Is
Republican one and the same pulling and
hauling will be INDUCED In that took
place during the Legislature four years
ago. There will always be two factions
in evory party and the fight between these
factions for supremacy Is often more bitter
than between tho opposing factions.
the Democrats to keep their tagging
courage up arc claiming everything in
sight in the State but they know that this
year hoy are doomed to defeat, rs the Re-
publican party is together in working or.
der ii not in spirit and with ono ticket In
the election of the Congressman, sheaiff
coroner and Recorder of Deeds and the
majority of thu Legislative ticket
The New YorN Herald comedies the next
Congress will have Republican majority
while the Nrw York World and Journal
claim that the Democrats will have ma
jority Of five in the House. The Senate
will have a..safe Republican majority and
vita Republican President the county
will le safe for two years more. Tho de-
fep Of Senator Gray and Congressman
Handy is conceded ny the outside news
papers Who have been progn ostlcating up
Oh Delaware's probable vote Oh Tuesday
next.
There is no doubt of John X. Taylor's
election for sheriff Of New Castle county.
He is we'll liked Wherever known and ID
going over the county getting acquainted
with the voters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
Spain's Hopeless Plight.

Some parties fear that Spain may renew
the war against our country in case we
persist In retaining the Philippines with.
out rendering o moneycd cOnside 'ation.
We do not believe any one need feel alarm
on this score. Spain has no ships or money
to make war and the condition of the Sa-
gasta Government is one Of utter hopeless
ness.
The much Wanted squadron under Adj
miral Camara has practically ceased to
exist. Work on the warships at Ferrol,
Cadiz and Carth6gena has been suspended
owing to lack OF funds TO pay the work.
men. The six or seven modern vessels
which are sill carried on the Spanish
navy lists are either incomplete or else In
such dismantled or dilapidated condi-
ton that they are incapable of actual SER
vice. With engines broken down, or only
partially installed. with ammunition, coal
and crews missing, this motley array of
craft are as useless as 80 many Chinese
iunks, and the bankrupt Madrid Treasury
Is bare OF cash with which to reAt and
equip them.
Spain may protest, grnm5le and threat
On, but she will eventually yield to the
American demands through sheer inabil.
ity TO resist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01

sHERITF"s sALE.-BY VIRTUE. OF 4
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
Of Wilmingto New Castle county, STATE
Of Delaware,
ON FRIDAY
THE llth DAY OF NOV EMBEA, lspa,
at Q o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate. via:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land,
with the buildings thereon erected, situate In
the city Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described a. follows, to wit:
Beginning on the easterly side OF Jefferson
street at the distance Of &c feet inches from
erly through the middle Of the division wall
between this and the adjoining house on the
north parallel with Fifth street 70 feet to a
corner thence northeYly by line Of this and
the adjoining lot 20 feet inches to the south
erly side Of Fifth street; thence Herewith
easterly feet to corner for this lot and lands
now or late Of Harlan and Hollingw orth Com
85 feet 10 inches to corner for this lot and
land now or late Of Henry f. Piokels thence
with the lipe thereof westerly rs feet to the
easteriy side Of jefferson street Aforesaid and
thence Herewith northerly 10 feet inches to
the place of beginning, be the contents what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution A. ths
property Of John +. Callahan and Catharine V
his wife. and t. ts and to be sold by
WILLIAM R. Finn, Sheriff.
shsrift,s once, Wilmington. Delaware;
October 70, 1898 o26
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
News of the State.

Isaac Fleetwood prominent farmer
near Seaford while reloading a gun 1t WIS
accidentally discharged and three toes
were so badly injured they had to be am
putated.
The Sussex County papers contain the
following notice:
$50 reward-The above reward will be
paid to any one who will give me infor-
nation which will lead to tho conviction
Of any person who directly or indirectly
gives or offers to givs money or other val
liable thing, al bride for voting at the
election to DO held on November 8 next.
Any one who is charged with such an
act will be tried before the court without
the Intervention Of either grand or petit
jury. r. G. White.
The people Of Lepsic were treated to a
harangue by Senator Kenney.
Brdgeville is excited because there will
undoubtedly be- scene at the polls here
on election morning when Solomon I'm
rue tries to vote. Mr. Unrus Is u promi-
nent Democrat and former applicant for
Legislature. He would not register,
claiming that tho law requiring an cleo
ton fee Is not constitutional He states
that if not allowed to vote he will carry
the case to the highest court in the nation
If necessary.
J. Powell Allen. age 80, dIeamcd he
would die on Sunday. His dream came
true. He was a prominent young man
of Seaford.
A special from Brdgeville says:
Now that Horace Sudlor has been nomina.
ted by the Republicans for Levy Court
commissioner, oil has been amicably SET
tied be ween the factions. Before Mr..
Sudler was nominated the friends ofFrank
r. Lendenham and George B. Graef were
causing trouble. Graef and Lendenham
were, however, asked to resign, and Mr..
Sudler was nominated in their stead.
which quelled the trouble, and all are now
working together.
Dover, DEL, Oct. BE L. Rogers 81
Co., of Philadelphia, to-day appeared in
the Superior Court, represented by +. H.
Van Dyke, suing ]. w. Fennimore & Co,
Of Kent county, for upwards Of 1900,
CROWN out of wheat speculation. United
States Senator Kenney represents Fenni-
moro & Co. 1t appears from the plaintiffs
side til at during the great wheat excite
ment of one yearaQo, J. w. Fcnnimore g.
Co., defendants, obligated themselves to
deliver certain large quantities of wheat
| to plaintiffs account ut certain stated
| price. Wheat just then, took big jump
and Fennimore & Co, failed to doliver to
these Philadelphia parties; selling else
whore. The proceedings in court to-day
are to recover damages. The defense will
be heard Tomorrow.
J. d. Hunter, employed in the laundry
| of Bostc g. Hammond, shot himself to-
day under peculiar circumstances. He
was working near u hot ironing machine,
when the revolver in. his rear pocket
struck against red-hot portion of ,he
heater, exploding the cartridge chamber.
One bnllet ploughed through his left
forearm, entering through the palm and
passing out the top Of tho wrist. DR.. An
derson thinks he can save the arm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01

JUDGE William c. Spruance viii this
Neei hear numerous appeals from the
voters whose names the Registrars refused
to place on the registration lists This Is
one good thing the new Constitution has
done for the Republican voters Of Della
ware Then again the Board OF Elections
are superseded by the judges who consti.
tute the returning hoard and give the GER
tlfcates of election to those who are sue
cessful at the polls IL Nove,n Der, This in
noVhtlon Will have tendency to give all
candidates fNir chauco Of receiving thsr
certificates Of election after receiving a
majority Of the votes cast,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-01
Or. SWALLOWS LATEST CHARGE
Allegation That Garman Wanted to
- sell Ont. the OAnocnaaA. ).

Allegation Thsts GarMan Wanted to
H - Gall Out the Democracy. h
Williamsport Pa, Nov. 1.-Dr. swal.
low, the Honest Government candidate
tor governor, made q startling ACCUSE
tion in his speech here last night. He
boldly charged that Chairman Gsrman
had made a proposition to Senator
Quay to sell out the Democratic party,
and read an afhdivit made by q. G.
Miller, a travelling man Of this city.
In support of his statement. Mr.. Nil.
ler's affidavit declares;
On or about Sept. 8 last he met
Charles q. Keck, lawyer Of Wilkes
barre, on railroad train between
Williamsport and Philadelphia, and
they engaged in conversation. during
which Keck stated: II am going down
to see Quay on mission from Mr..
Garman. I have proposition from
Mr.. Garman to the old man which, IL
accepted, will positively assure the
election Of Stone" l said to Keck:
TITS funny thing that Garman would
send you. a Republican" to which
keck replied. "Garman told me that he
had lots of men In the Democratic
party. but none that he could trust
with mission Of that kind. The prop
osition Is that II certain legislation and
favors in certain countiesS1re given to
Garman he will insure those counties
for Stone, and he will offer positive
evidence that he can deliver the goods"
Miller's statement cones on to tell
Of Keck's visit to Atlantic City to see
Quay and Of Keck's declaration to
Miller afterward that he Thought
he had fixed it UP all right with the
old man."
Harrisburg, Nov. 1.-Senator Quay
passed through here late last night on
his way from Philadelphia to his home
in Beaver. Shown the charges made
by DIR. Swallow Of proposition from
Democratic State Chairman Garman to
"sell out" to Quay, the senator said:
THE charges are absolutely untrue.
I have never had an interview with
either Mr. Keck or Mr.. Garman."