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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
BALKED
HARMONY.
UniOniSts Reconsider the
Matter and the MOve=
ment Has About
Stopped.

There was another hitch last evening at
the meeting OF tho City Republican Com
lnlttee, which was recently formed by
omiting the Regular and the Union Re-
publican Firsty District Committee.
Stephen Downey. who was chairman or
the Union Committee, was present, but,
1t was found that many Of he follow
meeting These held another meeting of
which Charles Solloway was president,
aud repudiated the action OF their COM
mittee In uniting with the Regulars.
When q member was asked why the
resolution was reconsidcred, he said 1t was
state that the committee had been fooled
in the resolution, and that the one present.
cd and passed was not the one the moDi-
bers thought. This Is inconsistent, for it
Is asserted, as q matter Of fact the resolu-
tion was adopted section by section A
resolution was prepared, however, to be
submitted to this committee. providing
for amalganation for registration only. 1t
was considered useless, and the chairman
would not presentit
During the meeting. Mr.. Solloway made
an address, asking the men to stand by
the Union Republican committee. 1t
might moan defeat, lie said, but they
meeting then adjourned until Monday
July II.
Another member caused stir by gel:
ting up and saying he was opposed to rum
ming the committee for one man. whaae
ambition was to get certain off1ce y
"A meeting of the city Republican COM
mittee was held ut No. 604 Market street
Ex.Chairinan Downey and number 0f
the other prominent Union Republicah !.
committee men were present. Thess was
large attendance. The committee oil per.
manent organization reported progress
and it was decided to hold another meet.
ing ON ErldnY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09

1t speaks volumes forPaine's celery com
pound that of all the many women who
havc recovered health by its means very
many wore induced to take it through the
peruasion of other women,-sisters moth :
ers, or friends.
When a sick and feeble sufferer is seen
to gain steadily in health anu yigor from
taking Paine's celery compound no room
for doubt is left to the stubborn-minded
person. This joyous transformation from
sickness to health is going OH In thousands
of homes this spring
Here is the eXperience-like that OF hun
dreds of others-of Mrs. R H. Studds:
1856 N St., N. W., Washington. d. G.
Wells, Richardson & Co.:
Gentlemen-Paines celery compound
was recommended TO my husband by his
father, who told him to have me try 1t. for
with other remedies did not seem to be
getting better. was suffering from ner-
and my baby seemed to nurse it
from me- rs she did not sleep more than
Is to 20 minutes at any time. also suffer-
cred from Indigestion and very torpid llv.
or. / find that Paine's celery compound not
only comes up to what you say, but that
1t Is, without doubt, the best tonic and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
items FROM
new CASTLE.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN
NEW CASTLE. July Yti.


While the last car on Thursday night
was returning to the car barn OF the Will
mington and New Castle Railway Com
pany 1t struck y COW belonging to farmer
Va0sant and killed it..
George Chesnsy, Of Red Lion Is nursing
a sore hand He inistook dynamite
cracker for . roman candle.
First Sergeant Andrew Brown Lancast.
.er and Corporal Hastings Of Company II
are the guests OF relatives.
1t Is a pleasing fact to note that none OF
our boys from company H. havo bUen In
the guard house.
Collector White has received his dupli-
cateand Is now ready to collect the 1873
taxes.
New Castles school teachers and some
aspirants are in Wilmington to day TAX
ing the county examination
Miss Clara Grimes of Port Penn is the
guest of New Castle friends.
William N. Bo2gs looks cooler than ever
In his summer suit. He will be able to tell
some startling incidents at Kenney' trial.
He will be able TO tell Of the time the
gang was only $50. 900 In the hole He could
mako 1t interesting reading to tell about
the young boy who lost $1,000 at poker. .
The youth had power Of attorney and
lost his fathers money. But his good old
St6TmHu Ia!u6F btOUu HO
Bogg. knows the man who got the 81 900
to pay that old German and he knows who
1t was who choked him at his Office when =
note went to protest.
Misses Flora and Eugenia Knause are
the guests OF friends at Port Penn.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Porter. Of
Smyrna, who have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Orvid A. Porter returned home
yesterday. -rs
In 81. Peters church Tomorrow morn
ing the masses will be at Z and Q o'clock.
The Methodist Sunday School will be
held In the morning hereafter during the
warm weather. Rev. X. Irving Watkins
will hold his Bible class meeting at 2
O'Clock During the sermons In the Metho-
dist church Mr.. Watkins will refer to tho
thanksgiving proclamation Issued by
President Mckinley.
Mrs. Max Feidman, of Mt. Airy, Pa, Is
vi iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
" Wise.
Miss May Whitnack left to-day for X en-.
nett Square, Pa, whers she viii ba the
guest Of Mrs. DR.. Lofand for u month.
II the camp meeting is to be the Same as
last year then we are sure to have several
weeks Of wet weather.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
Services at Montchannin Camp.

DR.. McCook, chaplain of the Second
Pennsylvania Regiment. on Friday even.
ing, after prate, will give u familiar lee
ture to the officers and man at Montchan-
min Camp on From Camp Algsr. to
Chickamauga" He will describ, his visit
to tho various encampments of troops
nj 3ng the Atlantic Coast to Tampa and to
Camp Thomas.
The Sunday regimental service will be
of o patriotic character in accordance with
the Presidents hank.giving proclama.
ton. II suitable arrangements can be
mado the service will be repeated Sunday
evening in the battalion camp at Penns-
grove, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
Dechcrt
1t was reported yesterday that the bata!.
lion would break camp Wednesday and
sail for the Philippines bui Colonel Por.
ter, Adjutant Campbell and other officers
stated that they had heard reports that the
battalion was to move, but no official word
was received. II notice OF such action was
received tho battalion would not be fully
equipped tor service. as many are without
uniforms, The consignment said to have
been shipped three weeks ago has failed to
arrive at the camp.
The R,v. II. c. McCook, D. D.. OF Phla-
Aelphia chaplain of tho Second Regiment
and also is one OF the officers of the
National Relief Commission. reported to
COlOnel GOfGor OIL wednesday evening, MS
leave on detached duty for the commission
having expired at sun2ise on that day. The
chaplain proceeded to his home in Phlla.
delphia, and returned yesterday afternoon.
Ho will remain with the regiment as long
rs it is in service, unless he il again de-
tachel to look after the work of the Relief
Commission.
Captain Williams, of Company d, was
otflcer-of.the- yesterday, and IIieuIen-
AM Siolnbach Of Company 1; Lieutenant
Geiscl, of Company d, aud Lieutenant
Smith. OF Company B, wero officers-of.the
guard. Licutonant Nolan was regimental
Extraordinarily.
There Is not u case Of serious illness in
the cnmp; what sickness there Is due to
tr fl ing summer complaints
Major Wormun yesterday visited the
Second Battalion at Penusgroye. and Lieu
tenant J. Il. Fifer. OF Company L, Second
Battalion, visited Montchann.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
BRUTALITY OF CUBANS.
Cheir Harsh Treatment of Vanquishcd
Spaniards Givesthe Latter Su-
preme Courage,

Playa Del Este. Cuba, July "a
Spanish soldier terribly emaciated and
so weak that he could hardly walk,
was picked up by men from the United
States gunboat Annapolis yesterday
at a point near the entrance to the
upper bay. He had no rifle, for he was
too weak to carry 1t. According to his
story there are many Spanish soldiers
in Guantanamo in the same condition
Of starvation. He says there is abso-
lutey nothing to eat there, but that
the SDaniards are daily told that II
they surrender to the Americans they
are sure to be murdered.
1t Is now known that after the fall
Of El Caney on July l, the Spanish
soldiers who escaped along the foot
hills marched directly into General
Garcia's men. posted to the north of
Santiago. They fought desperately,
but were shown no mercy by the Gu
bans. and were nacheted to the last
man. General Delryne, who was In
command, was brutally mutilated. The
knowledge of this massacre found It's
way into Santiago and prompted the
Spanish resolution to die rather than
surrender.
After the fall of FL Carey the Gu
bans sacked the town.. Information
Of two outrages was promptly sent to
General Shufter who issued orders that
any Cuban found rifing the body of
dead or wounded Spaniards would be
promptly dealt with. To prevent the
possibility of the Cubans plundering
Santiago when 1t canitulates it has
been decided to forbid the Cubans en-
tering the town.
A captain and three privates from
Baracoa came in the bay yesterday In
a small sailboat and were picked up
by the cruiser Marblehead. They were
ostensibly surprised. and claimed not to
have known that the bay was in the
possession of the Americans. They re-
port that there Is great scarcity of
food at Baracoa. and that the Spanish
troops are in bad shape.
Over 10000 rations for reconcentrados
have been landed across the bav by
Commander McCalla, of the Marble
head, and the half starved Cubans are
nocking in from the hills for food.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
Down State Items,

Rov. Charles Stengle, chaplain Of tho
Legislature and pastor of the Leipsic NJ.
e. Church, will probably accept q call to
the Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South.
Clerk Of tho Peace Dickson, of Kent
County, has issued marriage licenses as
follows: Edward Eisenbley md Eliza
both Galloway. w. Lee Gott and KeluDah
Wells. and Safton Lambson and Tena
Schwitzer.
Three-year-old Robert Barr, son of John
Barr, OF Georgetown. died from til effects
Of swallowing carbolc acid.
Tbs Senate has confirmed the nomina.
tion Of William p. Carter to bs pos5mas-
ter At Lewes.
John James. II fruiterer of Hazletville,
while handling bananas was bitten by a
taruutula.
Rev. Churchill EnstiI, of Kentucky, has
been appoin, ell by Bishop Coleman to act
rs rector of Christ Episcopal Church ut
Delaware City.
Harrington folks will ship several bar
rels Of provisions and dolicacej for the
wounded soldiers In Cuba
Mrs Covington has been fined $li.S5 for
committing an assault on Alfred Powell,
OF Bowers Beach, and she has had Powell
bound over to keep the peace.
Rev. Charles Knight, Of Bethlehem, Pa.
will preach at the Reformed Church, Wy
Omiuu tO.morrow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
Shafter's Lighters Wrecked.

Washington, July 9.-The war de-
partment was advised last night that
during a severe storm off the coast Of
Cuba ii lighters en- route to Santiago
in tow of tugs were swamped and lost
So far as known no lives were taken.
The lighters were from, Mobile, New
Orleans and Charleston, and were in
tended for the use of General Shafter
in transferring supplies and ordnance
from the transports to shore. Their
need was essential to the prompt for
warding of all military necessaries to
the front before Santiago The war
department Immediately put in opera
ton efforts to replace the lost lighters
at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
Chrjstlana Items,

Misses Green and Caulk from. Kent
county have been visiting Miss Nellie Ap-
pleby for the past week.
Rev. u. E. Vishanotf NJ D., the native
Macedonian gave His illustrated lecture on
Bulgaria, the land Of tho roses, in 1ns;i.
tute hall, Thur. day night 7th inst.
The lecture was exceedingly Interesting.
The views were highly instructive and en-.
tertaining. The small attendance was q
regret to those interested in the success of
the entertainment.
The Fourth was generally observed by
all our citizens both old and young.
Mr.. Stafford and Mr. Washington Cav
ender began work this week with their
"thrashers" for the summer.
The Second Quarterly Conference Of
Christiana NJ. E. Circuit will DO held in
the Christiana church Monday July 25 at
2p. in. Preaching by the Presiding Elder
Sept e5.
During the summer months services in
the Presbyterian Church Will be held Sun.
day night instead of aftorn oon as formerly
The Sunday night service in the Motho'
dist church will be conducted by tho Ep.
worth League during the summer months,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
Soldiers Sending Their Money Home.


Washington, July a.-The war de-
partment announces the purchase of
the steamer City of Berlin, owned by
the International Navigation company,
for use as transport She is ves-
sci Of ample dimensions and can az
commodate a regiment Of infantry and
the horses for the officers of two regi-
ments. The department has also ac-
quired the steamer Rita. one Of the
Spanish prize ships captured by our
vessels, which will be fitted out for
transport purposes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09

Cairo, Egypt, July 9.-Admiral Ca
mara, the commander of the Spanish
fleet which was bound for the Philip
pine Islands, and which recently passed
through the Suez canal, has informed
the Egyptian government that he has
been ordered to return to Spain. There
fore, his ships will go through the
canal Immediately and will proceed
westward. The Spanish warships will
row be allowed to coal, as they are re.
turning home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
Resol utIOns on Mr.. Luke's Death.

At regular stated meeting Of thu
Friendship Fire Comany, held on Thurs
day evening. July Z, 1898. the following
re ,olutions were adopted
"Whereas, ii has seemed good to the
Almighty Disposor Of Events to remove
from our midst our late worthy and es-
teemed fellow-member, John w. Luke
and
"Wheroas, The intimate relations long
held by the deceased with the members Of
this company render it proper that we
should place upon record oar appreciation
of his services US u fireman, and his merit
as a man: therefore,
Resolved. That we deploro tho loss of
John w. Luke, with deep feelings OF re-
gret sofiened only by the confident hope
that his spirit Is " tn those who having
fought the good fight here, are enjoying
perfect happiness In a better world.
"Rssolvel. That we tender to his afllic-
tod rsla ives our sincere coincidence and
our earnest sympathy in their aifliction at
the loss of one who was good citizen, u
devoted fireman and an upright nan.
"Resolved, That tho members OF this
company will attend our deceased NOM
ber's funeral in body; chat the engine
house be hung with the emblems OF
mourning until after fuDeral ceremony
shall have been performed, and that the
apparatus be draped in black for thirty
days.
"ResolSed. That copy of the foregoing
resolutions be sent to the relatives of the
deceased. also published In the daily pa
pers OF Wilmington, al5o be entered on the
minutes of the company.
I'd. w. Malorey,
.4u o.. ,.asss. "H E Jerome,
,t.r .PS- "A. H. C!Ouu,
COMMITTEE"
"Wilmington, Del, July s. lS95."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09

Madrid, July 9.-The Spanish consul
at Hong Kong cables that the insur-
gents at Cavite, Manila bay. have ire
volted against the Americans" He
adds that sharp fusiade was ex-
changed, and that the result is not
known. In another part Of his dispatch
the Spanish consul makes the assertion
that the majority Of the Philippine in
surgents have received the American
reinforcements with hostility because
they included a number of negroes"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
Brave Officers Promoted.

Washington. July 9.-The president
yesterday sent these nominations to
the senate, and they were promptly
confirmed To be major generals:
Hamilton s. Hawkins, Henry w. Law
ton, Adna r. Chaffee. John c. Bates;
to be brigadier generals: Colonel
Leonard Wood of the Rough Riders.
Lieutenant Colonel Chambers McKib-
bin. Twenty-first infantry; to be colo
mel. Lieutenant Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt Of the Rough Riders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
Commits Sioners to Canada,

Washington, d. c., July Tho names
mentioned Tonight rs thoJe of the man
whom President Mckinley will probably
eppoint commissioner, to arrange for ad-
justmort of all future differences be sween
this country and Canada nre: Senator
Spooner, Senator Gray, of Delaware; Rep.
rescntative Dlngley, eX Secretary John W
Foster and x.Representativc John A.
kasson, Special Reciprocity Commission
OF this Administration. Senator Hoar Is
understood to have declined the ciair.
nianship Of this cOmmi .sion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
The Starving Refugees.

Washington. July 9-Lively interest
Ia taken By the war department officials
in the reports regarding the large num-
Der of refugees who have fled in panic
from Santiago to avoid the horrors of
war Many Of these people. non-com-
batants, have looked to General Shaf-
ter for assistance, which may make a
severe drain on the commissary branch
of the expedition. General Shafter has
authority to issue rations to the hungry
people, and he undoubtedly will do so
to the greatest extent without impair
ing his own resources. He has full dis
cretion to act in the matter, and will
do his utmost to relieve any suffering
that may exist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
remedy for women. I do not think 1t can
bc recommended too highly.

remedy for women. I do not think 1t can
be olnnended too highly.
Respectively yours,
Mrs. r. fl. Studda
Mrs. Lydia NJ Hayden Of Marion. Ind,
writes:
"Before commencing the use Of Paines
celery compound was treated by many
doctors and tried many remedies, but did
not get any better.I seemed to be oil Drok-
en- down, was tired all tho time and my
seemed to be giving out.
weighed only ll5 pounds last fall when !
using Paine's celery compound
In less than two months l weighed ls4
an unusual weight for lns. have
had better health ever since and have felt
better this summer than have for yeara
"My little daughter was away from
home OH visit, and came home looking
like she had had hard sickness. went
right away and got her bottle OF Paine's
celery compound, aud she has had better
health since than she ever had In her life,
eats hearty and is growing fast"
No woman in any way out OF health can
in Justice to herself and her family fail to
take Paine's celery compound when Its
power of restoring health is so abuLdant-
|y proved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-09
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Union Park Entertainments.

Good performances arc bolng given bv
the company at Union Park and the at
tendance Is g;owing better. The program
given Is as interesting as any which has
been presented here for org time the
company all being wcll-hnown specialist.
The park has been considerably improved!
and there Is plenty OF amusement for all
who attend. Manager Rispin is doing all
that he can to mako the park popular and
to entertain tho people who attend.