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Evening journal., 1898-07-08
MRS. JONES MAS HIT.
BOYS ARFAGGNED FOR BREAKING
INTO AND COMMITTING DEPRE-
DATIONS AT SCHOOL NO. 3.

Andrew ]. Richards was a complain
ant in Judge Balls court this morning
against Joseph Dougherty, whom he
charged with disorderly conduct. He
was fined So and costs.
Dennis Houghten and Martha Brooks
two boys, were charged by Samuel
Belts, a member Of the Board OF Edu-
cation, with disorderly conduct at No.
s school, at Seventh and Spruce streets.
The boys, IL is alleged, made an en-
trance into the school and disngured
the drawings on the blackboards and
made obscene writings thereon. Sew
eral witnesses were examined, but they
failed to connect the lads with the
crime. The case was continued In or
der to secure a boy named Harrington,
who told OF the depredations.
James Row was arraigned and fined
the costs for assaulting Elizabeth
Jones, of No 7O4 Church street. The
assault occurred last night at Mrs
Jones house.
Henry and Stella Macy, colored.
were rearraigned for assaulting Clara
Wortenbury. colored, and fined the
costs of the case. The Worlenbury
woman has left the hospital.
Minnei Smith, an incorrigible girl,
IA years old, was reprimanded by
Judge Ball n the police matnon's room.
She lives at No. 1l12 Reed street, and
last night Sergeant OF Police Bailey ar
rested her in company with two sol
diers. The case against her was held
up. i.t
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
INSTALLED wILMINGToN's OFFI
GERS.

Grand Master Workman James e.
Carroll installed the following officers
elect OF Wilmington Lodge, No. 1, last
evening: Past master workman, John
f. McManus; master workman, Charles
Whann; foreman, Charles NJ Banks;
overseer, Dr. James II. Morgan; guide
John NJ. Ulmer; inside watchman, Les
lie V. Christy; outside watchman, VIII
liam Trusman. Twenty-Five members
were initiated during the meeting CIV
ing the lodge membership OF l,2V'.
Following the installation OF officers
an entertainment was given, consist
ing Of vocal and instrumental music
and rscitations. A fine collation. was
served Joseph Hoffecker, OF Dover;
George NJ. Stevenson, OF Smyrna; c. b.
Prettyman. OF Dover, members OF the
Grand Lodge, were present.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Repairs are being made to the
tracks OF the w & N. railroad at Mar
ket street crossing.
The Diamond state Ice Company is
busy shipping large quantities OF Ice
to New York and Philadelphia.
Eighteen carloads of ammunition
passed through last night for Tampa,
Fla.
-Blumenthal's new warehouse, on
the Kent property is being rooted In
to-day.
Pierre Blair Pie delivered an ora
ton at a fiag-raising at Elkton.
The machine shop Of the Pusey and
Jones Company is one OF the busiest
spots in Wilmington.
Last evening the memhers OF the
Department Of Elections were busily
engaged in swearing in registration
Officers. ~ t'sSa 'HA
ALLEN Matthews was the main guy
AT the Workmans banquet last even
ing. He says that George II. Bayer
and William Leonard were his main
stays, while James Crossley was the
flying jlb-haliard.
The Delaware Construction Com
pany is building new stable at Nor
risons Point.
-Christiana avenue from Third
street bridge to the LObdell foundries
will soon be lighted.
The Christians window glass
works are closed until September.
Hugh J. Mcbride, William Fountain
and Albert e. Sunott, OF this city, were
yesterday sent to Tampa, Fla, as re-
cruits for the Light Artillery.
David Davis, colored, fell from a
load OF hay while working on a farm
near this city, yesterday, and dislocated
his shoulder.
The schooners Nettie Champion
and Charles Middletown are unloading
ice at the Consumers Ice Companys
wharf
The Conqueror" viii be the theme
OF DR.. w F. Lang at the mems meet
ing at Association Hall on Sunday az
ternoon.
This afternoon Walter II. Hayes
and James II. Hoffecker, Jr., will sell
the real estate Of the late James
Brown.
Charles williams was knocked
down by a team at Firth and Market
streets yesterday, but escaped INJURY.
The Riverside Club, made up OF
members Of the Washington Fire Com
r pany. has raised nag on the CLUB
} house at Pennsgrove.
+ The work Of enlarging machine
No. 9. belonging to the Delaware Con-
struction Company is about COM
pleted.
Owing to the absence OF bidders
the trustees Of the Gilpin estate were
Q unable to sell the property at Tenth
= and Market tsreets.
The City Republican Committee
will meet at No. 6O4 Market street thu
evening and endeavor to effect perma
nent organization.
V The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
d Company is rebuilding the old Dela
r. ware and Western bridge across IN
Christiana.
The Wilmington Camera Club VII
soon meet to elect a successor 10 quar-
e termaster George X. Rudert, resigned
Ic several animals for the cages
3. Shellpot Park arrived yesterday.
w. B. Riggs and F. T. Leech' G
the battleshfp Massachusetts, VINO nav
I, been visiting in this city, left Tor tnel
! ship yesterday.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
KEuUjEY I'm LUCK.

Alexander Kelley, OF Wilmington
has received a patent on his match
making machine, which is to be IN
stalled in the Hydrogen plant. He
was allowed 1O7 claims on it, although
but 1O5 were asked for.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
EAGL OF A GUEST.

Miss Kate Spurrier, OF Baltimore a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James t. wal
ters. fell downstairs a day or two ago
and so badly injured her back that
a physician had to be called in. She
is now on the road to recovery.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
YOUNG LAWYER BURIED.

Byron Reynolds, 81 years old son
OF Ex-Governor Robert ]. Reynolds
and a member Of the Baltimore bar
was buried yesterday. His funerel
was largely attended.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
RTmIDUNG NEWS.

Building Inspector Cassidy yesterday
issued a permit to Patrick Fahey to
build eight houses for P. A. Horty, at
Seventh and Lombard streets, to cost
900 600.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
A LEGISLATIVE AsPIRANT.

Frederick w. Heiss, Of the Sixth
ward. wants the Democratic nomina-
tion for representative from the First
Assembly district.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
NOW FOR THE TRIAL.
Eleven Counts Admitted in
Senator Kenney's Case.
FOURTEET WERE sTRIoKEE OUT


THE CASE WILL COME UP FOR
ARGUMENT ON MONDAY AFTER
NOON NEXT-GRAND JURY DIS
CHARGED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 6.
The fight OF Senator Kenney's coun-
sci against certain counts in the in
dictment which charges him with aid
ing and abetting w. N. Boggs in de-
frauding the First National Bank OF
Dover, was settled yesterday afternoon
in United States Court, when Judge
Bradford handed down decision sus-
tanning counts, first, second, third
sixth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth,
nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-hrst,
twenty-second, twenty-third, twenty
fourth and twenty-fifth. He overruled
counts fourth, fifth, seventh, eighth,
ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thir-
teenth, seventeenth and eighteenth
The counts on which Senator Kenney
win be charged are that he did wilfully
abstract and misapply the funds OF the
First National Bank when he did not
have sufficient funds to meet his
checks.
The government will have eleven
counts to try the senator on, anyone
OF which, it is said, will be sufficient
to convict him. The fourteen counts
ruled out by the court are the con-
spiracy charges.
Counts four and five charge Senator
Kenney with signing two checks on
September "a, 1896, $500, drawn in favor
Of E. B. Cuthbert & Co., e. d. Page, at
torney, for the use and benefit OF said
Boggs.
Count seven charges Mr. Kenney
with giving divers checks up to May
"a 1897, to the amount OF 81 ,4S4, II
favor OF William Anderson, and fol
the use and benefit of Boggs as fol
lows:
September 21, 1896, $500; Septembe
80, 1896, $3.50; October 16, 1896, s275
October %, 1896, $3.50; November q
1896, $500, and December II, 1896, $17S
Count eight charges Senator Kenne
with giving checks to u. B. Cuthber
& Co. up to May "a, 1897 to tn
amount of $500 for the use and bene
ft of said Richard R. Kenney as FOL
lows:
May II, 1886, $3.50; May 10, 1896
$3.50; June 8, 1896, $500; June 8, 1S9
$500; June 5, 1896, $500; June 10, 1872
$500, and July 2, 1896, $1,000.
Counts ten and eleven charge Ser
ator Kenney with unlawful and fraud
ulent misapplication in reference to tn
two 5000 checks drawn in favor Of ]
B. Cuthbert & Co., on September ,
1896.
Count twelve is similar and refers
the checks in favor Of William Ande
son.
Count thirteen refers to the Samu
i. Shaw check OF May 6, 1896, for 81
$50, and charges Senator Kenney wi
unlawful and fraudulent abstraction
Count seventeen charges Mr.. Kenn
with aiding and abetting William
Boggs in misapplying the funds or t
bank for the use Of said Kenney VIII
he drew a check for $500 under date
June G, 1896, in favor of e. B. Cut
bert & Co.
Under the ruling Of the court,
the checks alleged to have been dra'
to the amount Of S2S,46192, by Sena'
- Kenney, will not be referred to duri
the trial, as the judge in sustaining
demurrer against count nineteen pr
tically threw that out Of the indi
ment.
After the decision had been hand
down United States District Attorr
vandegrift asked to have the gra
Jury discharged until September g.
Senator Kenney's trial will begin
Monday afternoon next at 2.3O o'clo
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
rNsPTCTED THE SCHOOLS.

An inspection Of the schools has
been made by the Repair Committee
OF the Board OF Education. Bids for
repairing and painting the interior and
exterior of the schools will be asked
for.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
mnN lBY 81 HOLES.

The Delaware Field Club golf team
was defeated by the Devon Club team
on the Elsmere links yesterday after
noon. The game was an interesting
one the visitors winning by six holes.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
n1rsY DAYS AT LYNcH's.

. The place to buy Masons Fruit Jars,
lar Rubbers, Pure Spices ana falhlly
Liquors. n. w. Cor. Madison anu
Fourth streets; branch store 5. W. Oor'
King and Eighth streets.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
sAIAIL HOUSE SOLD.

John H. Mansfield has sold the L. S.
Fell property. No. 1917 West Fifth
street. to J. H. Lowe. for $500. The
lot contains a two-story brick dwell
ing.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
ITS SUFFERING ENDS.

DR.. James R. Mahaffy this morning
shot a horse of Mrs. Finley, at Thir-
teenth and French streets. The AMI
NAL was suffering from spine disease.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
ANOTHER ArTEAIPr AT SUICIDE

ANOTHER ATTEMPr AT SUICIDE
Benjamin Hopkins, who was held by
Judge Ball for passing a forged note
on II. f. Dure, again swallowed glass
from a pair of spectacles after arriy-
ing at New Castle Jail. Hopkins means
TO kill himself, as he says he is dis
graced. Hopkins was examined yes
terday by Drs. BlocksOm, OF this city
and Stewart, of New Castle, who pro-
nounced him to be sane.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
WILMINGTON And NEW CASTLE
INTERESTING GAME EXPECTED
AT THE UNION STREET
GROUNDS TOMORROW.

AT THE UNION STREET
GROUNDS TOMORROW.
The Wilmington baseball team and
c. A. c. OF New Castle, will cross bats
at the Union street grounds tomorrow
at $3.50. The New Castle boys expect
10 beat the Wilmington, and the fans
who go out to see the game will wit
ness a battle royal. F'ahey will do the
twirling for the local team. Their
batting order follows: McGonigal, sec
ond base; Shannon, third base; Con-
nor, catcher; Tierney, right field; Nc
Dannell, first base; Johnson, left field;
Belford. centre field; Mullan, short
stop; Fahey, pitcher.
A large delegation OF New Castle
sports will come over to witness the
game.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
FIRE! FIRE

II t. Sergeant, Coal and Wood onlce,
Seventh and King. DelmaTVla pnone
545. B. & L. checks with cash puioH"SS-'
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
coIJoRED PRIEST IN WILMINGTON

Rev. Father Uncles, the only color
ed Catholic priest in the United States
will say the 9 O'Clock mass and preach
on sunday morning, July 10, in St
Joseph's Church, on French street
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
WILMINGTON BICYCLE CLUBS
RUN,

The Wilmington Bicycle Club VIII
take a run to Woodbury., n. j., next
sunday. They will go to Camden by
boat and wheel the balance Of the way.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
ELECTRICITY is LIFE.

prof Kennedy, electric physician
Rheumatism and all Nervous Diseases
a speciality. sos W. 4th. Lady assistant
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
IN HOEOR on WASHINGTON

GArVuZIc AND ERECT A MONU-
ATENT ON THE PLATEAU.
Persons residing beyond Washington
street bridge will hold meeting this
evening for the purpose OF organizing
the Washington Heights Association.
Il is proposed TO erect monument to
Washington on the plateau near the
northern approach to the bridge, the
spot where the general stood and view
ed his troops as they forded the stream.
The Park Commission is going to
map out and mark with signboards the
route pursued by the American forces
through the park lands.
Evening journal., 1898-07-08

Remember, no matter what the price,
the building lots at 18th and clayton
must be sold July 8, 4.30 p. m. on the
premises. HAWKINS q W
Evening journal., 1898-07-08
MUCH TALK OF PEACE
ENGLAND, GERMANY AND FRANCE
ADVISE IT-CONGRESS AID
JOURNS TO-DAY.

ADVISE IT-CONGRESS AID
JOURNS TO-DAY.
Washington, July S.-General Shat
ter says in a dispatch that at the re-
quest Of General Toral. he yesterday
sent a cable employee to him that he
might communicate with Madrid about
surrendering Santiago. No mention is
made Of reply received.
London, July SIT is believed
abroad that WatsoRs fleet will demol-
ish Spain. English and some Of the
German and French papers urge Sa-
gasta to make the best possible terms.
New York, June S.-The news is per-
sistent and the story circumstantial
that Spain will sue for peace. The pro-
gram, unofficial Of course, is the inde-
pendence of Cuba, the United States to
occupy Porto Rico, ad to hold the
Philippines for a coaling station.
Washington, July S.-Chauncey NJ
Depew spent some time yesterday with
President Mckinley and returned to
New York late last night He speaks
glowingly OF the outlook. The fall OF
Satiago, it is thought in Washington
will end the war. Santiago is expected
to either capitulate or be taken by force
before Monday, which will go far tC
bring about terms Of peace.
Washington, July 8.-The Senate hal
agreed to the House resolution for Z
nal adjournment at o'clock to-day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-06-11
ANDORA SCHOOL.

Following are names of scholars who
made an average of over 90 for month
ending May 30: Florence Jamison, 92.6;
Sewell Jamson, 97.l; Florence Yocum.
99.2; Maud Campbell, 95.7; Myrtle Steele,
81; Helen McCauIey, 9T7; Joseph Hill,
1922; Meta Spratt, 93.5; Roy Hill, o.;
Joseph Pennocl, 81; Robert Hill, 90;
Cenia Weaver, 100; Mary Pennock, SO.
Present every day during term ending Nav
81; Myrtle Steele, Helen MoCauley, Flor
ence lOcum, Roy Hill, Albert McCauley,
Joseph Penrool, Mary Pennock. Absent.
one day: Cenia Weaver. Those receiving
books Tor regular attendance during the
year: florence Yocum, Helen McCauley,
Albert McCauley, Roy Hill, Joseph Pen
mock, Mary Pennock, Cenia Weaver.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-06-11
JUN E..

WIG OFFICE TELEPHONE, No. 20.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-06-11
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
CHAPEL uuLL SCHOOL.

Report of the final examination for the
school year ending May 81.
Seventh grade-Warren Oldham, 90. 5; Lila
Charsha, 80.
Sixth grado-Annie Bttncr, o2.5; Virginia
Moore, $50;
Fifth grade-Miriam Rowland, 93.5; Eva
Charsha 90; Edna Oldham.
Fourth srade-Firginia Charsha, 81; Mary
Campbell. ST. Carrie Nesbitt, 93.5; Charles
Bittner, So; Levi SINNERS, 92.5
Third gradc-Viola Nlckle, %; Ralph
Thompson, Of; JAY KiIough SO; John Rneer,
%; Edith SINNERS. So.
Second grade-Liilan Nickle. 97.5; Ernest
Poist, 90 3; Robert Rawlings, 93.5; Earle
Tyson, William Mcdowell, 80.
First grade Mabel Niclllc, %; Eva Tyson.
9G; Frank Poist &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-06-11

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-06-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Local Matters Rolled Down for HaSty
PeruSal by Busy Rsa ters.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-06-11

When Samuel kimop, the Main street
groceryman. drove into Elkton the other day
upon his return from trip through Elk
Neck. it was evident that he had seen some
thing well worth the telling. The editor of
this column, happening along, was ready
listener to the following story, which Kilmon
prefaced by saying that he guessed the
preacher at Wesley Chapel didn't know he
had snake in his congregation.
But he has, chuckled KiImon, "for am
notteing this as a fable to make the ladies Of
the congregation who were there last Sunday
feel creepy. It's healthy-looking black
snake that is making himself comfortable up
under the cornice OF Wesley Chapel, and
how long he is [ cannot tell, but l can say
this, there were his head ana fully eighteen
inches of his body sticking out under the
barge board as | drove past the meeting
house on my way down, and there he was
looking right at ne, like the devil looked at
Eve in the garden Of Eden when he came
there disguised as il snake. | threw stone
at him and he coolly withdrew under the
ioof. On my way back Kept wondering if
h. would again have his bead out when I
passed, and sure enough he did, and this
time he watched me more angrily than ever,
and was moving his body to and fro. Again
l threw at him. but could rot strike him, and
he again went back into tho building. And
tnore than that said Kilwon, "rll wager a
big apple that the snake is the boy that got
the honey" And again Ki.mon laughed and
chuekled to himself.
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Sirlt; 1855 t~onfirmsrsoe Wsolsmmer.
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touin ll6, 9Oro Sutotu ll3, SpO Satota
90, Soma 10, Mi6isun 10, geaibiustOn IS,
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Fsre enp iiipr. 5543 SiGls sr optasus.
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2S39 iorsfcftOss. 25,723 pieuilias SUBS.
tieuttn Og Gpbpsselier. 600 Siolslrrers;
1901 Ssubagsfolsr mtO puer 10000 esrn;
~ 600 Stolsoaae. Ter CT en- bstDoelig Stiss
nina / Sioleoaasne; bet uiitr fs %iaaleoes, Of
s,pien omiattss mel portuoe Snt,rtsie.
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foneu mtofsls.r, ON SamfuHOtt pil uDgips
ct i~aaoaHt.