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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
FOUGHT the "WHITsoAPs."

TraGsdy Near ChIliioothe, Ohio, Caused by
the wild Franks of Eighteen Promiuens
Young Mon,
Associated Pr,s Dlspstch By special wlrsa
Chillicothe, o., june s.-Two men
arc dying ami another is seriously in.
jured, as the result Of a wild prank Of
IL prominent young men Of this city.
Those young men started out on
white Gaping expedition, to avenge
the alleged wrongs of woman, and
five Of them are now in jnil.
George Jacobs has been living on the
farm Of Mra. Allen, a widow, just over
the line in Fsyotte county. lie was
ordered to move two weeks ago. but
paid no attention to tho notice, and
last night Is of Mrs. Aliens kinsmen
assembled tn eject him.
They proceeded to the house and
tried to break in the door, when Jacobs
fired a shotgun into their midst. The
heavy charge took effect in the abdo-
men of Dean Hidy, in6icting a fatal
wound. Jacobs fred again, and then.
using his gun as a club, broke the arm
OF William Everhart Ha was over
powered at last, bound hand and foot,
gagged and dragged across a field to
some wouds, where he was fled TO tree
and beaten into inssnsibility. His
household goods were then loaded into
wagon, Jacobs was thrown in with
them. and the gang started away.
In the meantime Mrs. Jacobs had eH-
capped from the house and given the
alarm. A posse OF neighbors was quickly
organized and started in pursuit. They
overlook the white cappers" and cap
tuIed five of their number.
Jacobs was nearly dead when released
from his position and is in critical
condition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Philadelphia, June 4.-The receipts for the
week Beeves, 1897; sheep, 76s5: hogs, 1859:
Beef Cattle = Extra, d5aa5c.; good, Tsa4slc.:
medium, 49sai19c.; common, da4l4. sheep
Extra, 43sa4SSc.; good, 4a413c.; medium, 3lSa
334c.: common, sI4as4c.; lambs, 4Aa5sfc; spring
lainSs, Ssa0. Hogs-'Best Western, SIC; other
grades, 5t4a6c.; state hogs, 6!4a6aSc. Fat COWS,
Mich cows f95a40.
East Buffalo, N. Y, June 6.-Cattle-Good fat
heavy shipping steers, $t75a4,65; coarse rough
steers, $ia4.50: light steers, $450s4. so; choice
lat heifers, S4.45a47h: mixed butchers stock, STA
40: good butchers cows, S3.80a4l0 fair to handy
bulls, Ss60a4: heavy bulls. 3.90a4 Hogs.-Good
to choice Yorkers. 81. 25a430; light Workers. S415
as20; mixed packers grades, s.. 20a4 "a: mediums
weights, $40; heavy hogs, S4.40n4.4b; roughs.
S3S5ad: stays, sSa3.e5; pigs, S3.50a4l0 Sheep
ana Lambs-Native lambs, choice 10 extra. S. 10
choice IN selected wethers, f4.60a410: mixed
sheep, s4.25ni.t0; common to fair, sa50a4; culls,
S3.25a3.50. fr
Chicago, Juno 6.-Cattle-Choice steers, 81 9oa
5,35; medium, s4.50a4.65; COWS and heifers, $40
al; Gamers, $2.50a3.35: stockers and feeders,
$ia5: Texas steers, $340aA65. Bogs-Fair to
choice. $i.l5a4.3219: packers. 81. 90a4.3 21< I;
butchers, sia427l5 mixed, S3.9baa4.20; light,
$3.75a4,t5: pigs, $2f0a3.90 Sheep--sheep, $3.l5a
i.75 clipped lambs, Sfab.Sb: wooded lRmbA, sea
$40 spring lambs, S5.s5a6.Sh. Receipts--Cattle,
1900 head; hogs, S2U00 head; sheep, 10000 head.
East Liberty, Pa, June 6.-cattle, steady at
prime mediums, 81. coal 20; best heavy Workers,
$4a4l0 pigs, 3.B5a395; roughs, 2.50a350, Sheep,
firm; choice clipped, S4.25a4.s0; common $3.25a
$40: choice clipped lambs, $5Rhib; common to
good, sisL90; spring lambs, baG.35. Veal calves,
$U,50a7,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

allowed for filing domurrers or making
preliminary motions. Messra. Higgins
and Rodney thought The time too short
and asked that it no extended, where.
upon Judge bradford made an ortier
directing that next WednoHdny be fixed
as the limit for counsel TO file any do
murrors or make any preliminary
motions, aud il no such action is
taken in any casa before that time tho
plea of not guilty will DO reinstuted.
lie also made an order directing that
oil OF tho cases go over for trial until
the June torn, which convenes naxt
Tuesday. at which timo tina case
Rgainst Thomas s. Clark is scheduled
to DO taken up.
SENATOR KEESEY ARR NIGSEp.
At ll.30 o'clock United States Sena.
tor Richard Il. Ronney and Charles u.
Butler, accompanied 10y their counsel,
Levi q. Bird. appeared in tho Federal
Court room, and few momenta Inter
Judge bradford took hiH sent on tho
bench.
District Attorney Vandegrift an
nounced that au indictment had been
found against Richard Il. Renney aud
aaked that hs be. Hrraignod.
Following tho usual form, Clerk
Smith directed Senator Kenney to holi
up his right hand, and whom he did
the clerk began reading the indict-
ment. Mr.. Bird waived the toading
after Mr.. Smith had road few woFds.
1hv attorney said he had telegraphed
his colleague, Senator Gray, and did
not know yet whether there would lie
any denurrers. Tho court said a
reaaouahe tino would 10 allowed for
that purpose.
The bail 10 Senator Kennuy's case
was fixed at $40, 600, Francis +. Kelley
Of this city, and james Lord OF Cam
don, anil Franklin Temple of Kenton,
becoming tho bondsnen.
Charles II. Butler was duly arraigned,
a Plea Of not guilty was entered, ami
stephen Slaughter OF Dover became his
surety 10 the sum Of 81, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
VIEWS AS SExr TO M4iDRID.


pulsed at Santiago.
Madrid, Spain, June $40 q. nj. -
Dispatches received here from Havana,
from Spanish sources, say;
1.-THE Americans were agnin repulsed
ut the last bombardment Of Santiago do
Cuba. 7"
Continuing, tbese reports asert that
the damage dome tn the batteries and
towns "is unimportant or is already re-
paired" adding:
The Spanish guua did not cease to
fire an instant during the fight and all
the batteries are in condition to reply
to the enenly'B fire. During the second
attack, Col. Ordenoz was on board tho
ReinH Mercedes and personally assisted
In working her guns. Every one re-
gnrds Col. Ordenoz and Gen. Linares as
the Leroes. "
According TO official Spanish dis
patches received here, the exact loss OF
the Sraniards at Santiago do Cuba. on
Monday, lie as follows:
Land forces-One soldier killed and
FIVE officers wounded, including Col,
Ordenoz, slightly wounded. -.
Sea furces-The second officer 10 com
mand of the Reina Mercedes, five sailors
aud 20 marines killed and an officer and
II sailors wounded.
The official dspRtcnps also say that
many of tho wounded, including Col.
Ordenoz, are able to attend to their
duties 1t is, announced here that the
Spanish steamer Benito has run the
blockade of Manzanillo" and arrived at
Jamaica.
SPANISH cRusIER SUNK.
A semi Official note was published
bore to-day. supporting TO give an ac-
count of the bombardnent of Santiago
Tia Cuba by the American fleet on Mon
day last. 1t said:
"The American navy, under Admiral
Sampson. has iiercely attacked san
tiRgo do Cuba and bloody encounter
ensuud. Tho Americans made thres at
taoks on tho Spanish marine and land
batteries, which replied, As a conae.
quence, the Americans were repulsed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
Marriaafs.

BOYS -TURNER-At Asbury parsonage, on
May 3lst, 1898, by the Rev. Ezra Tinker, Ii. D.,
Harry T. Boys and Gertrude Turner, both Of
this city.
HAM-wALBAN-At iii Conrad street. OH
June LIST, 1888 by tho ltev. John u. G. Hanna,
George Durham and Mary walban, both OF
this city.
DuTfoN-DUTLER-At Kingswood NJ. r. par
sonago, on juno lst, 1898, by the Rev. Edgar s.
Mace, John Du.ton and Maggie Butler
GoRnY-READE-At the residence Of Miss
Anna Robinson, No. $50 East Sixth street, this
city. on June lst 1893, by tho REV. Johu D. Q.
Hanna, William L. tiordy of laurel, DEL. and
Mrs ltebecca ]. Reade,ot this city.
GRAY-sTACKHoUSE the Union NJ. E.
parsonage, on June LIST, 1928, by the Rev John
b. O. HANNA Alfred Burton Gray aud Emma
Maude Stackhouse, both Of this city.
HALL-DIl iWokrH-In the Presbyterian church,
at Port Penn, Del, on juno I'd, 1888, by the
Rev. o. a. Dillingham;, pastor, assisted by tho
Row.. j. X. Stewart OF Delta, "a, Willard II.
Hall and Henrietta 4. Dilworth, both of Port
Penn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. Tn6 Delaware avonuo
on May 3iat 1873, by the Rev. VIM. A. Walling,
Warren 4. Hunt and Anna NJ. Hansell both OF
Philadelphia. Pa
KoNITzER-wHITE-At st. Mary,s Church. on
June 9Th. by the Rev. George j. Kelly, Gustavo
A. Konitzer and Mary r. White.
MARvEL-HA2ARD-At Asbury parsr mage, on
Aaron Marvel and Harriet A. Hazard, both OF
this city.
MoRRIs-GREEN-At Asbury parsonage. on
May aSth, 1893, by the Rev, Ezra Tinker, LII. D..
William Morris and Martha Groen, both oil this
city.
RICKARDs-wAY-At Asbury parsonage. on
May Goth, 1893, by the Rev. Ezra Tinker. Ii. D.,
Mitchell richards and Eta Way, both Of this
this city. F.a-
UNCONSTITUTIONAL No. SOL Franklin street,
on June 9th, 1898, by the Rey. John France,
William II. Roberts OF the United states Volun-
teer Army and Anna L. Lange of this city.
SrILLER-HIGG1NS-At ST. Peters Pro-Catho-
nral, on June "a. 1905, by tlie Key. John A.
both Of this city.
WooD-HAIN ES-on Wednesday, June LIST, 1898,
at No. 6l9 Harrison street. by the Rov. A. y,
Kegwin, D. D., Alfred T. Wool Of Philadol-
phia, and Sall!e +. Haines Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Repnhilcan Factions IN sussex Come To-
gether and Each Slice Claims to Have
Won.
Special oorrssponience ri Every Evening.
Georgetown, June S. The first truce
in the three years. fight that has SO
bitterly been waged between the two
wings of the Republican party far
ia Sussex county is concerned at least
--wnB declared, yesterday, when the
county committees of the two factions
held a joint meeting and decided upon
the men whu should lie named in the
various election districts, from whom
the Governor will select the Republican
members OF the registration buards.
Tho meeting apparently was har-
monious one. Hugh Q. Browne, chair
man of the State Central Committee ut
tho Regulars, was present, and repre-
sentative men from all parts of the
county Of both parties attended the
meeting Of the Council Of Peace. "
Each side appears to be perfectly aat
isfied, as both claim to have won thoir
points.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Mics Nettie NJ. MoMulleu, daughter
of Alfred W. McMulcn, chief engineer
on the steamer Republic, and formerly
of this city, was married at the resi-
dence of her parents, Bristol, Pa, on
yesterday week, to Charles A. Wilson, a
member Of firm of paper manufCc-
turers. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Rorer of the Methodist
Church, in tho presence of relatives and
Intimate friends. MIR, and Mrs. Wilson
went Immediately to their new home at
Bristol. -------- ----
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
100000 FOR WILMINGTON HARBOR.

The House I;ecrdes From It's Disagree nent,
and the Appropriation becomes Available
This Year. -.. -......=.
Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal.
Washington, June S.-The House Of
Representatives to day agresh to tho
Senate amendment to the Sundry Civil
bill, providing for the improvement of
the harbor of Wilmington.
Representative Handy made hard
fight for the amendment, and, by n
rising vote Of 9s to 81, the liuuse
rerodod from its Enlargement and con-
CURED in the Senate amendment.
The Senate amendment appropriated
5000, 600 to continue the improvement
OF Wilmington harbor, to be available
ut once for use 10 one year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
INITIALS Ar WAsHISoroS.
Wedding of Charles ~. Fee and Miss Ann
lT0tathwnite Campbell.

Wedding of Charles ". Zee and Miss Anna
GNiathwaite Campbell.
A dispatch from Washington says
Charles w. McFee and Miss Anna
Goldthwaite Campbell we're married in
Epiphany Church at noon yesterday. in
the presence OF large gathering. The
Rev. DIR. McKim otiiciated. The chan
col was set with palms and pink
hydrnngeas. Samuel HammIll OF New
York was best man, and Andrew G.
Gray OF Wilmington md DR.. Ralph
Jenkins, Robert S. Chiffon und Mr.
Miller Of Philadelphia we're ushars.
The ceremony was followed by recep
tion at the residence of the brido's
mother. Several Delawarsana were
prsssut. Immediately altar the recep-
tion; Mr.. and Mrs. McFee started on a
tour.
MIR. McFes resitlea at Georgetown,
and is member OF the Delaware bar.
For many years no has been private
secretary to Senator Gray. The bride
is granddaughter of the late Justice
John a. Campbell OF the United States
Supreme Court, and on her mother'H
sido granddaughter of the late Charlea
Calvert OF Riverdale Manor. Nd.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
AZ CHICK AMAUGA.
Temperature is HIEn, and the Dust Create
an Awful Nuisance.

Temperature is HIEn, and the Dust Creates
an Awful Nuisance.
ChicKamauga, Chattanooga National
Military Park, Tenn, june 8. The
usual drills and manmuyrss are employ
ing the various regiments OF Gen.
Bronke'p volunteer army to-day. The
temparatrro continues high, but it ia
ngain relievad somewhat by a steady
hreeae. What tho whole army is now
praying for 10 a hard downpour of rain.
Tho Gust ia increasing daily and unless
rain soon comes. will become an almost
unbearablo nuisance. Thousands of
hursos and wagons constantly moving
along the park roads, and the long dry
spell, have combined to make this nui-
eanes the worst, and 10 fact the only
considerable one, with which the army
has to contend.
Gov. bradley and staff of kentucky
nre gueatH Of the two infantry regiments
and the two cavalry troops OF Kentucky
to day. In their honor those commands
have given a plumber uf special drills,
Gov. lIaetings OF PennHy lvania, with
his staff, ia scheduled to arrive SRtur-
day and spend several days with this
Pennsy lvania regiments here A num-
Der OF other Governors have been in
vitad to visit the camp. and it ia he
lieved that the Invitations will lie ac-
ceptsd.
A movement ia on foot to have presi
dent Mckinley and such Of bis cabinet
officers as can accompany him inspect
the park army on the Fourth of July.
A formal invitation will be extended
md the President will is urged to ac-
cept If the invitation is accepted the
President and his party will be elabo-
rately entertained by the city and in
the park.
The supply Of drinking water is now
ample and the pips lines furnish an
abundant amount for other purposes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Rumor Untrne. as Admiral sampson Re-
ported No Casualties.
Washington, June 8. Reports coming
from Spanish sources and apparently
originating in Madrid, have stated
that Capt. Philip of the Texas had
been killed by shell. shot by the
Spaniards.
The President said to-day that the
report undoubtedly was untrue, and
said that il was evidently baseless, as
Admiral Sampson q official report stated
that there were no oasualties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Associated Press Dispat;n nv Spsiisl wires
Philadelphia. June s.-Wheat. steady; No.
Pennsylvania red in export elevator, sl.09 nomi-
nal; Nc. red spot do, $l.03 nominal.
Corn, steady: No. for local trade. soc.
Oats, dull and weak: No. white 3e12a33c.;
No. white, 3l1Sa32c No. mixed, 3la3l1Sc.
Bran. steady: winter IN bulk, Si6al65is spring
In sacks, Sl6al6.5a
refined sugars unchanged.
Butter, steady: fancy Western creamery, 161Sc.;
do Pennsylvania prints, lie.
Eggs, arm; fresh nearby, l2l5c.; do, Western,
l219c.: do. Southern, lie
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
Revolle-Dosss weda,nE at Dover.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
Dover. June S.--Tho Rev. Il. p.
Revele, chaplain of tbs State Senate,
and Miss Lida J.. Boggs were married
at noon to-day, in tho NJ. p. Church,
on Governors avenue, by thu Rev.
Darssy Blake, assisted by the Rev. II.
l.. Randall, pastor Of the church. The
gronm's best man waa tho Rev. q. II.
Revelle OF Manasquan, N. j., and the
maid of honor Miss Bertha Boggs,
sister OF the bride. The usbers were
Prof W. X. Revelle OF Somerset, Pa,
the Rev. ". H. Litsinger Of Baltimore,
W. Uric Boggs OF Philadelphia and Ed
ward Keith of Dover. The flower girl
was Ruth Wilson. Tho BRIDES dress
was OF whita organdie. A wedning
breakfast was served from II. 80 to 2
o'clock, and Mr., and Mrs. Revelle took
the 3. As train for trip south.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

AssociatedPress DlsDaton bv SDecial WlroA
Scranton, Pa, June s. -George and
Peter Kessler, brothers. walking on
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
railroad early this morning, got out of
the way of an EXPRESS train, hut
stepped upon an adjoining track on
George was killed instantly and Peter
had both legs cut off above. the knees.
was badly bruised and internally in
jured. He was taken TO Lackawanna
hospital alive, but there is 70 hope Of
his surviving. Both men wers married
and have several children.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
Three Little Ones In Allegheny Meet an Aw

Three Little Ones IN AlIegnehy lieet an AW-
full Fate.
Associate Press Dlspas,n Dv SDsclal wircs.
pittsburg, Pa, june 8. Three chill
aren mot death in frightful manner
in Allegheny. BY the explosion Of q
can of oil, their clothing was ignited
and the children. hurnad so terribly
that they diod in d short time.
The victims were Ella, Edith and
Harville Watts, children of Charles
Wits of Forney's Hill, near Wood q
Run nvenus, aged II years, years,
and months, respectively.
The Oldest child proved herself a
heroine, for with the flames roasting
her Gody, she tried to carry her baby
brother to q place OF safety.
Mrs. Watts was also burned 10 trying
to save her children.
The children were playing in an out
house and one of them struck match.
In tho room was largo can containing
two gallons OF oil. When the mutch
was thrown it dropped into the can
and an explosion followed instantly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
snhsnrint,nns To Iynr Rnnd..

San Francisco, CAL, June THE
new issue of 3 per cent of war bonds of
the United States has received good
start in this city. The First National
Bank has opened subscription books,
and in ono hour S44, 900 was subscribed
in various amounts from S25 up. So
far s125, 600 worth Of tho bonds have
been taken, and the bank says that
they have promises of 800, 600 more.
The nonds will not he issued tor about
10 daya
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Madrid, Spain, June I'll a. M
Duke Almodevar dc Rio Minister of
Foreign Affairs, has mailed to all the
ambassadors of Spain note and
memorandum declaring that the Uuited
States has violated international law
by capturing Spanish vessels before q
declaration of war, by bombarding
ports without notice, and by using the
Spanish flag at Guantanamo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
No Unurre Ara,ust Camaen.

Upon thu receipt of information from
Sheriff Soibert OF Hagerstown, Md,
stating that nothing definite could be
learned from John Camden, the man
who gave himself up. saying that he
was charged with committing a murder
in this city, Chief of Police Dolan has
sent word back that there is no charge
against him, and he will probably be
liberated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

New York, Juns s.-A special from
Kingston. Jamaica, reports that tho
Spanish cruiser Eizcaya and the tor
peduhoat destroyer Furor were badly
damaged during the bombsrdment of
Santiago's defences ON Monday. A shell
from the Brooklyn ia said to have burst
under the Vizcaya's port quarter, dis
mounting gun, injuring the cruiser 8
rudder and wounding several of her
sailors,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Register of Wills Crossan, yesterday,
granted letter5 testamentary on the es-
tate Of Thomas Brown, late OF Pencader
hundred. to Elizabeth Brown; also,
letters tsstamentary 90 the pRtate Of
Sarah j. Press, late Of Christiana hun
dred, 10 William u. Press
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
COMMANDER STURDY DEAD.
Was In Charge OF the Collier Pompey = Had
Iseen In the Service Thirty-Six Years.


Been In the Service Thirty-Six Years.
Key West, Fla, June rs. 90 a. M.
The United States collier Pompey.
formerly the British steamer Harlscb,
arrived here to day from Norfolk,
Va, with her commander, lieutenant
Commander E. w. Sturdy, dead on
board and Lieut.. x. O. Norton in
charge of the ship.
Commander Sturdy was not feeling
we'll when the rompey SAILED on Friday
evening. He was taken sick off Cape
Henry, soon afterwards became uncon-
scious, and died yesterday. There was
no physician on board.
lie was native of Maine, 81 years
of age. and had been in the service 36
years. The family of the ueceaHed live
at Annapolis.
The interment OF the remains of
Lieutenant- Commander Sturdy will
take place here to-day, with naval
hunors.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Postmaster Moore received a letter
from Washington Tuesday inform
ing him that the salary of the Will
mington postmaster would be increased
from SO, 800 To So, 300 per annum on the
first of July, the increase being due to
tho fact that the business of the Office
now exceeds $50, 0O0 per annum.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Zachariah Dennis, who was taken TO
the Delaware Hospital Tuesday, suf
fsring from apoplexy, is still uncon-
aciaus. On Monday evening he went
to his room, at No. 100 West Fourth
street, and failing to awaken yesterday
an ambulance was called and he was
taken to the hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
DOVER NATIONAL BANK CASES
Seven True Bills Found Tues
day by the Grand Jury.
SENATOR KINNEY AMONG THE LOT
The Return Made at a Late
Hour In the Afternoon.

True Biils Against United States senator
Richard Il. Kenney. James Frank Alice,
Amos Cole, Charles II. Butier, j. II.
McGonigal, Harry r. Forn and William
II. Cottsr--No Indictments Against John
II. Hawkins. John +. salisbury and
William s. satterfeld.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

william X. Wier, ssrgeaut-maior of
the First Delaware Regiment, and Miss
Helen e. Lawson, daughter of Samuel
Il. Lawson of M. 204 East Tenth street,
were married Tuesday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Special Dispatch 10 GazeIte and journal.
Washington, June ga widows
pension OF So per month has been
granted Margaret Tenant of Willow
Grove DIAL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09
LATE NEWS FROM THE ORIENT
Banks Closed and Business
Suspended at Manila.
CHINA AND JAPAN AT ODDS AGAIN
The Latter Resists Attack on
Consulate at ShaShi.

Ample Apology and ReparatiOn Demanded
English Residents of Faniin Peel I'm
easy. fur Fenr of Violence at the Hands
of insnrgonis-Dehths From Plague ut
hong Kong,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

with heavy losses, estimated at l,50o
men. Tbs American proiectilev, how
ever. sank the Spanish cruiser Reina
Mercedes. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

London. Eng, June s. -Spanish As
closed at 35ll, net loss of Is.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-06-09

Paris, France, June 8. Spanish 4's
closed at 30 3-16, net loss of 1916.