The sun., 1898-02-02

Bubbling over with indignation John
+. Salisbury, accompanied by Constable
Clifton Of Dover, came up from the capi.
tai on the express train yesterday after
noon to search for the publisher of the
morning paper that has been exploiting
the Boggs stories.
Yesterday severe article was printc d
rejecting on Mr.. Salisbury, and his
transactions with Boggs. Mr.. salisbury
said while in Wilmington last week,
that he understood he waste be
published and labeled, "No. 81
and said that il such proved true
he would attempt to make it warm
for the publisher. lie came npto keep
his word. Mr.. Salisbury and the con
stable were not long III Wilmington be-
fore folks knew about it, and what their
mission was. The constable had a capiaS
for the publishers arrest. 1t was their
intention to take him to Dover on the
midnight train. But the publisher
could not be found. Other folks coming
I'D from Dover said that ii Mr.. Salisbury
got his man and took him to Dover the
prisoner would be given Il very lively
reception on his arrival.
DENOUNCING ADpIcKS.
Mr.. Sausbury's Indignation seems also
to be levcled against j. Edward Addicks.
Last evening he tried earnestly to find
out if Mr. Addicks is the owner OF the
paper. None of the newspaper men here
could give Mr.. Salisbury definite iEf"r-
nation as to whether Mr.. Addicks owns
the sheet or not. 1t was also speculation
Even an employe Of the paper, in con
versation with Mr.. Salisbury, said he
did not know who the owner or, hacker
was Mr. Salisbury said that if ne
couId prove that Addicks was response
BILE he would have him brought to Dover
on capias.
Soon after his arriva! Mr.. Salisbury
went to Hotel Jennings, where he round
ly denounced the paper, Later he en-
tered the police court, and the rXanlna-
tions Of witnesses was stopped "li.t Mr..
Salisbury paid his respects To Jndg
Bal.
TIE PUBLISHER MISSING.
During the evening the constable and
Mr.. SALISBURY visited the paper $ ollcc
on Fast sixth street to find II the pub
Usher was in, but he was not about,
and none of the staff OF his paper
seemed to know vi ere he was. In and
ont of the police station went Mr.. Sauis-
bury and the constable. Just about the
time City Court vas letting out Mr.
Salisbury was telling Il small group
of newspaper inrn about The trouble ana
denying the stories published The
more Mr. Sauisbury talked the more
indignant he lpra,,,r. A. the spectators
OF tie City Court cane pii.ns o.! OF Inc
room they gs.hertd around Mr.. Sauls.
bury, and his indigestion resolved ltseii
into a sort o, stamp speech, and adj
jectives were tfumps. As Mr.. salisbury
proceeded he aS.aicd violently the
Union Republicans Of Kent county.
He declared that he intended to pnb'
lish who robbed the Dover bank. inns
publication, Mr. salisbury said, would
be over his own signature, and he would
be responsible for It.
As Mr. Salisbury proceeded many re-
marks were heard from the auditors, "h'
declared thSa they believed that he spoke
the truth. The coldDrss Of the night on'\
added to Mr.. SauIsbury's anger
CHASE FOR 4 HAT
While walking up Market street on his
fruitrss search. t!r. Sau.sburys big hal
blew off and the wind pIayfuIiy carried II
on the railway tracks in front OF an ap
preaching trolley car. A loud yell that
sounded like the crack Of doom to the
motorman, brought the car to Il stand
still, and tie hat was recovered. fnl
several hours Mr.. salisbury with the
constable. and friends, and the capias
saunterpd up and down Market stree.
They could not not find the publisher.
Constable Clifton again went to the oiflcc
and learned nothing. 1t was reported
that the constable would 90 to the pup,
lishcr's house, but later II was stated lli
this journey was not made.
About Ilalf-p past / i o'clock, when Mar
ket street was deserted, the wind was
blowing small gale in sympathy WIN
Mr.. SauIsbury's Indignation, ana 'he
small flakes ol snow were jumping III
fully about, three figures moved slowly
down Market street. just III front q,
Baynard's store they held Il caucus, ana
when the next street ear came along the
caucus adjourned to it.
Dlp NOT GET THEIR MAN.
81 would give one hundred dollars &c
have that man. said the chief "l the
three, Mr. Salisbury. A few moments
later the .. rtv left for Dover without tit
publisher. The capias remained III the
city and will be served. The last heard
from the publisher was that he had or.
dered his dress suit case to be sent 10
Philadelphia. =
Mr.. saulshury's wrath began to on'l
early yesterday morning, soon after inc
publication. The Dover correspondent
Of the paper WAS covered with a volcanic