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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-12-07

young women every year to aged
and decrepit veterans of the Civil
War who have only Il short time
to live, aud, in fact, number of
death bed marriages have been re-
corded where the only possible
motive of the brides must have
been to qualify themselves to re
ceive pensions as soldiers widows.
How far such 4 practice as this is
Il violation of the original intent
of our pension legislation Is clear
ly pointed out by Major Clark
1.-The women who was the wife
of soldier in the field during the
Civil War suffered untold anxiety.
and in many cases her life was
one Of constant struggle for eX-
istence-cspecially if she had
small children. If her husband
lost his life in the service. or sub
Scuuently incurred disabilities
therein, or died, her burden was
made still heavier. The intent
of the law makers in granting
pensions to soldiers widows was
to recOmpensc them in some de-
gree for the anXicticS. suffering.
and privatiOns they had been
called upon to endure. At the
last session of Congress tn" prop
ositiOn that pensions should not
he granted to any soldiers widow
unless he had been married to
him prior to lSoN was defeated in
III" House Committee on Invalid
Pensions by a vote OF : +" :. sole
~ by tn" efforts and inilucnc" of
prn-i"n-clHim agents"
r!lE PENSION CLAIM AGENT.
Major Clark pays his respects
I" that artiv" and indomiiahlc pa
'riot. ,h" pension claim agent
"Many of them are honest .high
d nj. .,t 4 I1 Il
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
COLONEL COOPER At TRENTON
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS DIS
CHARGED UNTIL JUNE SUR
ORS TOLD THEIR EXPERIENCE.

The announcement ipi yesterday S
Evening JournaI Of the sentence pass
cd upon Colonel E. II. Cooper in United
States Court room yesterday afternoon,
by Judge Bradford was a big surprise
to The cOlOnol's friends, who hoped that
The would be allowed 30 serve his time
in New Castle Jail. Wlhen Colonel
Cooper and HIS attorneys decided not
to apply for new trial, they sot abouO
ITO SECURE. il possible the request from
the court to allow Cooper to serve his
time out in New Castle Jail, bu, Judging
from THE courts passing they did MOT
succeed.
After sentence had been passed Colo
mel Cooper was surrounded by his
friends, who babe him gOou~byo A few
minutes before O'Clock a camiage was
ordered. and the colonel accompanied
by Marshals Short and Clark, onterod
NE carriage and they were driven to
,he French street station where they
boarded n train for Trenton which was
reached at 7.3O o'clock. Colonel Cooper
was taken at once to the Jail, and when
he had entered the prison clothes were
given to him, which he dOnned The
cell door then closed and Colonel
Cooper should ne abide by the prison
rules, will come out of Jail In Sept,
1899. Three months off year are aG-
lowed prisoners for good behavior in
uhe Jersey state prison
The grand and petit Jurors, and the
members of THE petit jury which tried
Colonel Cooper, reported TO court this
morning by the request OF United
| States District Attorney Nandegrift
they were dicharged until June 8. This
men of the jury which convicted
Cooper sat together in The witness
room and related "reminiscences OF theh
ordeal
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
THE SCIPFOLD BROKE.

GEORGE SPBTNGI1R MEETS WITH A
SERIOUS ACCIDENT WHILE AT
WORK.
BY the breaking of a scaffold yesber-
day afternoon at The residence Cf Ibioh-
aud patzoWsky, at Delaware avenue
and Jefferson street. George Springer
and Thomas SOlbuwhy were precipl-
tadcd into the cellar Of the house
Sprlnger's spinal column was broken, as
was also his left forearm in three
places. His head was badly cut. as
we'll. Solloway was bruised about the
body and legs
Medical help was sent for, and DR..
Frantz attended Springer. Dir John n
Palmer attended SOlloway. Last night
DR. II. L. Northmp. of Philadelphia
assisted by 1)rs Nrantz, Peter Cooper
| Carmichael and Howell. operated ON
| Springer and removed the PARTICLES o.
hone and reduced the fracture He may
| recover.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
REPRESENTATIVES, APPOINTED

PAST GREAT SACHEM BYRON.
GREAT REPRESENTATIVE TO
GREAT COUNCIL OF THE UNITED
STATES.
The great chief of records Of the
Imp'd o. X. NJ. of Delaware has re-
ceived from Great Sachem Franklin c.
Howard the official notification of the
appointment of Past Great Sachem
George G. Byron as great representa-
tive to the Great Council of the United
states.
Mr.. Byron is appointed to temporar-
lily fiji the vacancy made by the death
Of L. A. Zebley until the mex Great
Council. which meets at Georgetown
next Fall, when the vacancy will be
filed by election.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
LICENSE REMOHSTRAHCgS
FILLED by LAWYER PRlCI1ETT FOR
THH Jaw AVID ORDpR sOClETY.

It AAAAaAt IL LAW 4 AAAA ANANAhAAa ~ a fAh
THE law AND ORDER SOCIETY.
William S. Prlckett. attorney FOR The
Law and Order Society, has fiied with
Clerk OF tho Peace FOard ramon-
strances against thnee old places and
four new ones which are applying for
license at this term OF the Court Of
General Sessions. Among the Old
pteccs which have received the atten-
tion Of The society is the Gibson
House, ON Fourth street, be-
tween Market and Shipley streets
The romonstrances are as follows:
New places-Hubort Cassidy No. 200
West Second street; James a. 5. Gam,
st. Georges; Michael Grady, Third and
King streets: Harry NJ. Shlvler, whole
saler, near Newark
Old piaces-JOseph Corigan, Nc. Sll
West Second stroot, selling liquor on
Sunday, Clarence a. FOrwOOd, Gibson
House, selling 10 minors and inboxi-
Gated persons; Lydia j. Kopp, No. liz
sihipley street, violating the license
laws.
The court has not yet fixed the tlm'
| for hearing The remOnsbrants.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
LOCAL HEWS NOTES.

Waller ID. Walls, has assumed the
leadership of Hyatts Military Band
Hugh Shields, of Wilmington, and
John Priestiey. Of Camden, were ad-
mitted to the Delaware State Hospital
lat Farnhurst yesterday afternoon, and
uhis morning, respectively.
THE steamer Quit He'll cleared this
port to-day for Flushing, Holland, with
crude OIL.
Charles Brickle employed as a ma
ohinist at the Harlan and HOllings-
worth Company, went to Philadelphia
to-day TO be examined for service in THE
L. S. Navy.
Freight shipments on the p. w. &
r.. railroad are becoming heavier every
day.
Joseph L. Cavender, Of This city
received word yesterday that his bro
! ther-in-law, John M. VOshcM, OF
Smyrna, is dead, and another brother
in-law, Curtis B. Smith, is deal.
The second lecture OF the Kings
wood League free lecture course will
be given this evening by Rev. S. j.
| Morris, Ph. D., ID. d., on the STORY Of
Jesus, the Christ"
| The Diamond Ice Company is ship
I ping large quantities OF ice from its
| stoTehouse, at Fourteenth and Railroad
avenue, to-day.
The Charles Warner Company
new dredge, Phoenix broke the record
| yesterday by dredging $500 tons OF
sand at Bulk Head bar.
-Keokuk Tribe, Impd o. r, NJ, has
| passed resolutions to procure a por-
trait of Past Great Sachem l. a. Zeb-
ley to place on the walls Of its wig
wan.
The British steamer Rhuddlan Cas-
tie entered port yesterday with nitrate
of soda, consigned to the DuPonts.
The collection at the Opera Hous
Sunday afternoon for the benefit %
Kingswood NJ. e. Church amounted n
cash and pledge to S93.70.
After the meeting of Usage Trib
OF Red Men in their wigwam last nigh
they gave a musical entertainment.
p r. Blumenthal & Co.'S moroccr
q factories closed to-day for one weel
r in order to do some repairs to tn
t works.
The dredging steamer Wunyah Ba
has been tOwed to Philadelphia {
have machinery placed in her.
The hull and deck house Of tn
Repauno Chemical COmpany's tul
George b., has been rebuilt at tn
jackson and Sharp shipyard and wa
taken to the Pusey and Jones yard
receive her machinery.
-Moriel Encampment, No. 81
Knights of st. John and Malta, wi
give musical and literary entertain
ment at Eden Hall this evening.
- The Police Commission met La
night and transacted routine business
An inquest was held last night q
the body of Miss Carrie Steele, Il
woman who committed suicide
jumping through a car window. A We
dict of suicide was found.
AT Riverview Cemetery this aite
noon Martha Clarissa, l6-year-o
daughter of Mrs. Lottie Farrell, OF n
6l3 Poplar street, was buried.
Mrs. Matte A. DeGraw, wife
George J. DeGraw, OF No 1O14 Kir
wood street, who died on Saturds
was buried in Old Swedes Churchya
to-day, the services being held in t
! church.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
'1TE HAD MATCHES.

Two soldiers Of the Second Regiment
a. Pennsylvania Volunteers, campcd az
Ngntuhanin. are locked in the guard
house. the result OF disObeying orders
in firing off their guns, for which They
could give no excuse. One Of the mem
bers Of the DUPONT family on sunday
night, while walking around the works,
mat soldier on guard and asked him
for a match. The soldier produced one
and lre was relieved Of his matdh-sate
until the next morning. IL is against
the rules OF the camp to carry matches
Evening journal., 1898-05-24

WANTED FOR ASSAULTGNG DIR. w.
N. DICKERSON, BUT HE FAILED
TO APPEAR IN JUDGE BALLS
COURT.
When the name of Harry Callahan.
charged with assaulting DR.. w. n.
Dickerson. was called by Clerk Adams
in Judge Balls court this morning
there was no response. Three times did
Clerk Adams call the name, as pre-
scribed by the law. hut Callahan did
not answer. The doctor appeared In
court with his face swollen and bear
ing every evidence of being battered
and beaten.
Judge BAN then ordered that Gala
hams bail bond. amounting 20 $2b, be
forfeited.
M. J. Sharkey was his bondsman. A
capias was also ordered for Callahan.
and he will be brought into court
Annie RCbinski. a Polish woman,
was a prisoner in Judge Balls court
this morning on the charge Of drunk
cnness and disorderly conduct. She
was fined - and costs
Thomas GillOn and Elywn Cooley
were fined s. and costs last night in the
City Court on the charge of fast riding,
preferred by Bicycle Policemen Pierce
and Ward. After they had been ar
raigned Goodley went down stairs to
the house sergeants desk in tne police
station. lie advanced to the officer I'm
charge. which was House Sergeant
Durncy, and, putting his hand In his
trOuser pocket, he said:
whats my bill?'
He was told and with a sneor ht
said. well, we have to keep you peo'
pie any way lie put cut the money
and asked for a receipt,
"Your liberty Is your receipt sait
Sergeant Durney
"Well, / want a receipt, and ] won
pay the money until get one" sail
Goodley. Sergeant Durney ordered
| Acting Turnkey Kane to lock GOodley n
q cell. lie was put among a lot Of ne
| groes, and. after retaining ther
awhile he was willing to pay any pric
to get out without a receipt lie pail
| the required fine and left the statiol
house much crestfallen.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
BUSY SHIPYARD NOTES.
Work Now Going on at Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth's.
THE LAUNCH OF TIE TENNESSEE


THE NIAGARA'S DOCK TRIAL. THE
ALCEDO's REPAIRS, THE FEAR-
LESS DEPARTURE AND OTHER
POINTS OF INTEREST TO THE
PUBLIC
The Niagara, Howard Gowld's new
Yacht, had her second dock trial to-
day The time is not set yet for her
official trial trip.
The ferryboat Fearless, which plies
between Philadelphia and Washing
ION Park, has undergone repairs at the
Harlan and HOllingsworbh shiyard ana
left THE wharVes of the company to-
day fer Philadelphia.
George Childs DreXel's yacht, Al
cedo, is under the shear poles at the
company's yard getting her smoke
sacks placed and other heavy pieces
Of her equipment that required The ais
sistance of the shear poles to Place i'm
position It is not yet known by the
public whether the government has Sc
cured the yacht for use in the navy OF
not hTe repairs to her win be
completed in about a week, and sooner
/ if a hurry order should come.
The torpedo boat Admiral Stringham
} is being rapidly plated in, and the time
/ for hor to slip into the water is draw.
/ ing near.
The Old Bay Lines new steamer
/ Tennessee, will be ready to launch il
about a month, and possibly sooner.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
oRDINATIoN AT sT. JOHN.s.

On Sunday week, Trinity Sunday,
Harrington Littell and William Harri-
son will be ordained to the priesthood
at st. Johns Church, at 1890 o'clock
in the morning. Rev r. Gardiner Lit
tell, D. d., a former rector of the par
ish. will preach the sermon. In the
afternoon there will be a supplemental
confirmation. Harrington Littell will
go to China as a missionary.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
SUPERIOR COURT DOIEGS.
MATTERS WHICH WERE QUICKLY
DISPOSED OF.

SBVDRAL GASES CONTINUED, ONE
SET FOR TRIAL AND ONE RE
PORTED SETTLED-RETURNS IN
DIVORCE CASES-ONyE CONTIN-
UED UNTIL NEXT TERM.
In Superior Court this morning the
tidal list was gone over again.
In the divorce case of Susan V. VS..
Joseph WigglesworJh, Phillip Q. Church
man was appointed commissioner to
take testimony.
The cases OF Thomas VS.. the Grand
Trunk Railway Company. National
Dredging Company VS. Uhe GRAND
Trunk Railway Company Julia
Beecher VS.. the Wilmington Mills
Manufacturing Company and Ebiason
Us. the Liebig Chemical Company
were continued.
Settlement was reported in the case
of Louisa Ellen LOuth VS. John IhJmp-
son.
In Ghe case Of DOwney VS. James f
! Porter, John II. Rodney, attorney for
the defence, Withdrew his name, anC
James H. Hohecker informed the cour
I that at the proper time, ne would ash
| for judgment for COSTS
The case of Morris +. Friedman VS.
/ john McGOwen was marked for trial
In the divorce case Of THATCHER VS.
Thatcher, The commissioner was glver
until the next term to make his re
| turn.
william S. Prckett commissioner il
J the divorce case of Simmons VS.. Sim
! mons, made his return and publica
4 tiCn was ordered.
/ Superior Court then adjourned unit
( 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
BICYCLE FREE.

Choice Of Lady's, Gents or Child's
s25 Bicycle free, at Ross. 210 Market
street. A check with every Csc. pur-
chase until July 4. A complete line Of
Bicycles. Bicycle goods and sundries in
our new Bicycle Department (Second
FlOOr) Agents for Sterns. 1898 BIZ
cycles. $50. The Best. S25. $50 S35, $40
and $50 Wheels in the market Straw
Hats now selling. Dargest stock! Low
est Prices!
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
NOTICES.


NOTICE.-A meeting of the First ward
Democrats will bc held Wednesday even
ing, at S o'clock. at No. 2Ol Yves, Fourth
street. for the purpose Of elcctinN dele
gate TO convention to elect members to
II. AHRENs, Secretary.
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Democrats
OF the Third ward viii be held at Sll
Madison street, on Friday evening, May
q, for the purpose of electing a delegate
10 the hundred convention TO elect three
members to the County Committee.
GEORGE J. KLObERG.
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Democrats
OF the Ninth ward VIII be held on We'd
nesday evening, Nay %, at No lll East
Thirteenth street, 10 elect delegate 10 the
County Executive Committee.
NJ. j. FORD, Chairman.
NOTICE.--A meeting of the Democrats
OF the FNth ward viii be held at the
Young Mems Democratic Club on We'd
OF electing delegates to Wilmington
Hundred Convention to select three mem
bers OF County Committee.
BENZ. RAWNsLEY, Chairman.
MRS. WILBER. Card Reader 52i East
Sixth street, near Pine. Price, 25 cents.
ALL TICKETS OF the Wilmington
Photo Company, 407A Market street, are
good until used j. RUSiWO&IA.
MONEY to loan on mortgages IN sums
to suit. LAMBElty J. 20 LIS,
NOTICE.-An election IS hereby called
to be held on Saturday, May 26, 1898, be
tween the hours of 4 y. m. and p. m, for
the purpose of selecting the members Of
the County Executive Committee IN the
hundreds outside the city of Wilmington,
and in said city delegates TO eject the
Wilmington members of said committee
under the rules governing the Democratic
party. The members of the County EX-
ecutive Committee in the several hun
dreds and the ward chairmen I'm the re-
specfive wards will arrange for the in
TORS nd D.
respective wards and hundreds, where
elections by ballot are necessary under
the rules Such inspectors and Judges
must be selected FROM among the Demo
cratic inspectors who were voted Tor OF
elected at the last general election IN the
hundreds and from among the Demo
cratic inspectors and judges who held Ihe
chairman of the County Committee Will
on request furnish the ward chairmer
with the names of those persons Wh,
held the last city election IN the seNera
wards.
stand out elections may be held where
necessary and no proper arrangement'
have been made under the rules.
WILLARD SALISBURY,
Chairman Democratic County Executive
Committee of New Castle County.
Attest; Il. r. Cochran Secretary. -
Democratic papers or New Ndstl
county Will please copy.
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Evening journal., 1898-05-24
HER PLATES DENIED.

The steamer that was in collision
with the schooner Francis Shubert last
Friday night, four miles on the Five
Falhom Bank lightship, proves to be
The Eric (Br), from Cardiff via Sandy
Hook, which is now at Baltimore One
Of her plates is dented in. The schooner
which mad her bowsprit carried away
and which put into the Brcakwater
Saturday is bound from Norfolk for
New York. with q cargo Of wood.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
HOUSES GOING UP.

Building Inspector Cassidy issued
yesterday a building permit 10 Hubert
Cassidy to build a house on French
street above Ninth for William Watt
sen, to cost $4,000. Also 10 T. IL.
Melvin FOR six houses on Tenth street,
near Lombard, to cost $4,000.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
"a RAVAGNR WA.NTFD

The police have received notice from
Philadelphia TO be on the lookout for a
man who goes by the name OF big
Bill" for having committed a feloni-
Gus assault on a young white child at
Fouty-ffBh and Samson streets, Phlla-
delphial
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
"wHBRE DID you BUY TTY'

"A way The head of the house has Of
expressing his contempt for inferior
butter Use only A. & p. EDGlN
CREAMERY. Sold by The Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, SIS Mar
lpet street.
Price this week, 17c.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
aTIIE TRUTH,

Is synonymous with purity and sweet
ness. The first you can demonstrate,
the latter you can enjoy by trying A. g.
.P EDGIN CREAMERY BUTnDR Sold
only 10y the Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Co., Sl5 Market street.
Price this week, 17c
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
PLUNGE OF A TEAM
FELL ON A MAN IN A TRENCH
AND SERIOUSLY INJURED HIM.

john Ford, living at Elliott avenue
and Washington street, while working
in a trenoh on Washington street, be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty first
streats, was seriously injured By a
horse and carriage, driven by George
Whitemau, falling upon him. The ac-
cident happened shortly after O'clock
This afternoon.
The team driven by Mr.. Whiasman
.becamo unmanageable and plunged in
upon Ford and buried him completely
The rescuers had quite a time getting
the team out, and Ford was taken 10
his home
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
SPRINGER is DDAD.

George Springer, the carpenter who
was injured yesterday at 'Richard Pat
.sowskis residence, died to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
GETTYSBURG AT PHILADELPHIA.

The tug Gettysburg, which lett this
city on Saturday on her Urial trip on
the Delaware hay and river, returned
90 the mouth Of the Chrlsbiana Sunday
night. After ianding some of her pas
| sengers She proceeded 10 Philadelphla
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANAGER AND CASHIER, with $500.
wanted TO take charge OF cafe buffet.
shunle-board. pool and billiard room, OF
nrst-class Atlantic City Hotel Address
CASHIER. Evening Journal Office.
/ HAVE several bargains in houses and
lots to offer. LAMBERT J. FOULK,
9l9 Market street.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

MONEY TO LOAN.
DO you need money to meet press
ing demands. Penn Loan and Stor-
ago Company, Northeast Corner Sec
ond and French streets, loans money
on merchandise, furniture, pianos and
ali kinds of goods. over twenty years
at the same place.
JASON D. BLEEISER, Mgr.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24

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Evening journal., 1898-05-24

The gunboat Princeton is now at
League Island Navy Yard.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24

WANTED.-Half-grown colored girl
to help with housework some knowl-
edge Of cooking, sleep home. Apply
grocery store, 10th and Monroe streets.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24

WANTED.-Two young men of expert
ence to draw soda water. Address SODA
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Evening journal., 1898-05-24
SPRING RESORTS
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Evening journal., 1898-05-24

NOTICE.-A meeting of the Democrats
OF the Ninth ward viii be held on We'd
nesday evening, Nay 25, at No. li2l East
Thirteenth street, TO elect delegate TO the
County Executive Committee.
NJ. j. FORD, Chairman.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24

NOTICE-A meeting of the Democrats
OF the FNth ward viii be held at the
nesday evening. May 25, for the purpose
OF electing delegates to Wilmington
Hundred Convention to select three mem
bers Of County Committee.
BENZ. RAWNSLEY. Chairman.
Evening journal., 1898-05-24
WHERE Is CALLAHAN ?

WANTED FOR ASsAULTING DIR. w.
N. DICKERSON. BUT HE FAILED
TO APPEAR IN JUDGE BALLS
COIfRT