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The sun., 1898-12-23
WILLIE's boom has the pip.
The Worm Turns Again.

As the new year approaches numerous
new resolves will be made only in short
time to be broken again. We think this
is the proper time for the owners Of
Printers Ink, published by the Prince of
blackmailers on the newspaper publish
ers throughout the country to try and
treat legitimate newspapers with the
proper consideration that is due them
and not lie wilfuIly about their business.
The men or papers that circulate un.
truths about the circulation or financial
standing of business firm lay them
selves liable for damages in the courts
Daily Republican.
The sun., 1898-12-23
STORE
WANTED.
Mad Dog Killed.

The residents OF Delmar had mad
dog scare on Tuesday. The rabid animal
ran through the town and the people
were warned by man on horseback
who followed in the wake of the dog.
One man, Robert Brown, celored, was
bitten by the canine and it is feared that
a number of dogs and pigs have been
bitten. The mad dog also tore portion
OF the dress of Mrs. Willis. 1t was finally
killed. Mr.. Brown was taken to a
hospital in Baltimore for treatment.
The sun., 1898-12-23
Conviction Out Of the Question?

Conviction Out Of the Question?
III the Department OF Justice wants
to send more good money after bad 1t
will instruct United States District At
torney Vandegrift to make a third at
tempt to secure the conviction OF Senator
Kenney on the testimony Of William N.
Boggs. Conviction is out Of the ques-
ton, and but for the partisan feeling
aroused the Senator would, ere this,
have been acquitted. Ii he is tried again
it will be here in his own State, where
both he and his accuser are known, and
where the Senator has a right to have
his cAse heard. Evening Journal.
Does this mean that every jury can be
"fxed?"
The sun., 1898-12-23

EVERYBODY reads the newspapers now
adays, even to the poorest and the hum
blest. 1t is the only method by which
the eyes OF thousands Of people can be
cang!it at the least expense DIS Noiirs
Ia, NeWs.
The sun., 1898-12-23

The wedding of Miss Mary Pratt and
William Greer took place "Wednesday
evening at the manse Of the West Pres.
oyterlan Church, the Rev. A. N. Keig.
WIN officiating. The maid of honor was
Miss Mary Farnen. A reception was
held AZ No. l06 Madison street, Mr..
and Mrs. Greer will reside at No S2l
West Second street. wa
The sun., 1898-12-23
Real Estate Wanted.

Desirable tenant wants
s1ore'rOOm on Market
street between Third and
Eighth streets. Rental
must not exceed $50. Ad.
dress Tenant,
THE SUN,
Wilmington, Del.
The sun., 1898-12-23

DEAR SANTCLAUs--I want doll and a
doll coach and a set of dishes if you
please and table to and some oranges
and candy to please. | live at S25 Wal
nut St. am not a bad girl am a good
little girl am 8 years old.
The sun., 1898-12-23
LETTERS 10 SANTA CLAUS.

CARRCRoTT, Del, Dec. 22.
DEAR OLD CRIss- Please come to 80
me and bring me . pair Of scates sled
game OF some kind some candy and
please bring papa and mamma some nice
presents. Good bye from
JoHNIE NJ. WHrTEFoRD,
Carrcroft, Del.
The sun., 1898-12-23

THE SUN is published every day in
the year and is distributed throughout
the City of Wilmington and the State Of
Delaware by authorized agents. Sub
scriptions should be sent to the publica-
tion Office by mail or telephone.
The sun., 1898-12-23

don't want TO buy q your plaza, W don't
want to trade there any more; you'll BE-
sorry when you zee us going in some
other store. You can't sell % any stals
goods, we have opened wide our eyes;
we don't want to trade at your store, be-
cause you do not advertise." Wet Plains
No. Journal.
The sun., 1898-12-23

CARRcRoFT. Del, Dec. 22.
MY DEAR FRIEND CRIss--Please don't
for get me want doll a coach dog
and candy cat please bring me some
candy. Good bye from
EDENA JOINS.
The sun., 1898-12-23

CARRcRoFT, DEL, Dec. %, '9S.
DEAR OLD CRIss-Please bring me q
doll q parlor set set Of dishes and som
candy l have four brothers please bring
them presants and candy
Good bye
LIZZIE w. BALDWIN.
p. S. Dear Criss please think Ct all
the poor children.
The sun., 1898-12-23
Ir your business is bad-advertise.

No one can guarantee the results Of an
ad; for once printed it never dies, and
may bring results years hence. .-Electri-
cal ReyieW.
The sun., 1898-12-23

IF Richard Rollins Kenney has any
regard for the decency Of Delaware he
will resign his seat in the Senate OF the
United States.
The sun., 1898-12-23
PERSONALS.

WANTED-Informatlon Of children OF John
and ana Mary Doherty,. of Maiden's row, london.
Gerry Ty ireland. Philip O'Doherty, solicitor ii
East Wall. Londonderry, Ireland. = =
FRANCIS HERBERT MAY, last heard NJ ~
I'm stamping factory in Brooklyn N. Y. son ~
George May, formerly OF Wellington salon. ana
n,estad ls.e 1a Camp HILL Birmngham England Is
share OF bis mothers estate. HENRY MAir
solicitor, sa Colmore row, Birmingham England.
The sun., 1898-12-23
A POIne,

I'd like to be a Senator,
And in the Senate stano;
With Levi for my Buffer,
I'd try to rule the land.
WILLIE.
The sun., 1898-12-23
Friday, December %, 1898.

GooD morning! Do you buy in Will
mington?
The sun., 1898-12-23
CARRcRoFT, Del, Dec. %.

CARRcRoFT, Del, Dec. %.
DEAR OLD SANTA CLAws--P Please bring
me an xpress wagon jumpenjack white
dog with black ears santa want oranges
and candy and want good lot of both
don't for get papa and mamma.
Good bye from
JOHN EDWARD ADDICKs BAULDwIN.
The sun., 1898-12-23

HORACE CHEsLEY SWAMI. ofy1oa r,h,ann
st., and III West l13th st New YORK. ana INIA
aLAMMKENCE, "a M OF l50 Nassau St., (room NlS5j. &
2os East IN st., New York; persons having n
ueaings WIN the above are requested to con-.
West 9sth st., New York. Chicago Roston
copy. f"iSAe p'eas0
The sun., 1898-12-23

:, MRS, MARION f. LUCEY. nee sterne. who
ivea 81 doS West est 4Sth ST. in 1894 will hear of
municating with WESTLOTORN'S DFTFcTfWr
AGENCY, S72 Broadway, N. Y.
The sun., 1898-12-23

THERE is new song going the rounds
o! the press and it runs % follows: 1--WE
The sun., 1898-12-23

WILL John Tregoning communicate with
HAMs. HHiKAM :. MAXIM, care Winslow 4 Lanier, II
The sun., 1898-12-23
EASIEST PLAN

to earn a.bicycle is to sell 600 of my 40
Nights in Bar Room" at 10 cents
a piece: Retail price 25 cents. A 2-cent
stamp brings particulars. IL cents copv
OF the book and full particulars.
BICYCLE BOX. ~. Lititz, Pa.
The sun., 1898-12-23

WHITNkY, CHARLES E.-Information IA
urgently desired as to his Whereabouts; he was in
1874 IN the hardware business at 229 3D. ave.
facturer at 37 Warren st., and then resided al N,
Hanson place, Brooklyn; important. Address
EDWIN c. HAHN, 95S 9Th ave-, New York.
The sun., 1898-12-23

DEAR SANTA CLAw-I want doll and
coach and set dishes and a label and
gold ring, and new hat and new
coat and new pair of stock and a pair
shoes, and pair Of mits and gold
watch. am not bad girl. Dear Ida
sent the letter to you. live at S33 Wal
nut street.
The sun., 1898-12-23

GREENE--Intormatlon wanted of relatives
born in Middleton, Cork, Ireland; in painting
business in New York or vicinity; James died
about 1868; Robert 1876. Address c, IS Herald
downtown.
The sun., 1898-12-23

DEAR SANTA CLAus-I am just 10 years
old this January and Papa said if !
stayed in every night:you would bring
me more so l have been good boy and
granted his wish.
Please bring me pair of dancing shoes
few nuts and candies and wig with
some rouge. Your friend
W. HY. HEIsLER,
1925 w. 3rd st.
The sun., 1898-12-23

INFORMATION wanted of Margaret Nc
lost heard of at Morrisiania, N. Y; native Of
with Michael McMann, o WasIington st Nau
York City, care OF Mrs. Blanco. ~ ~"
The sun., 1898-12-23

O'MEARA.-Wanted, the address of M.rv
OMeara, formerly Of fremont, New York City.
City. -'e" Ao'A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
ANCIENT CITY NEAR MOJAvE.
Roofess Ruins of Stone Houses That
Tell of An Unknown Race.

Exchange: The ruins of another an
cient city have been found in the west,
this time on Black mountain, about 80
miles from Mojave, Cal. 1t is in a hol-
low, between two ridges, and evidence
was found that it had been the habita-
ton Of q powerful tribe of sun wor-
shippers. The ruins include several mas
sive stone walls, now about two feet
above the surface and built with math-
ematical precision, dividing the surface
into Darallelograms. There are also
the roOfless ruins of stone houses, built
nearly circular in form and of stones so
large as to suggest the use of machin-
cry in handling them.
In each house the door faced the east.
In these particulars the houses are
counterparts of those found on Poston
Butte. near Florence, A. T. The char
acter OF the sto-e used is the same in
both places, and the hieroglyphics
found carved on the volcanic rocks on
POston Butte are reproduced on Black
mountain. Near the center of the ruins
is q large boulder, nearly square, hav-
ing a fiat top, with a rude circle shall
lOwly carved or it. The surmise is that
the rock was an altar, and that the cir
Gle was intended as q representation of
the SIN. An area of about So acres is
covered by the ruins.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
WILLIAM GETS MELLOW.
Reply to McKinley's Thanks For
Emperor's Coincidence.

Berlin, Jan. 1.-At the court reception
today Emperor William was most
pleasant and affable. He spoke in Eng
lish to the United States Ambassador
Andrew T. White, and to the British
ambassador, Sir Frank Cavendish Las
celles, in German to the Austrian am
bassador, Count Won Szogyney- Marich,
and in French to the other ambassa-
doris.
Mr. White delivered to his majesty
President McKinley's message, thank
ing the emperor for his expression of
coincidence on the death of Mrs. Nc
Kinley, the presidents mother. The
emperor. spoke very feelingly on the
subject, referring to the relations be-
tween the mother and her son, who, he
remarked, was his mothers pride.
The emperor also said he was glad
he had sent Won Hollenben to Wash
ington as Germany's ambassador, add
ing that the doctor was liked by them,
as his majesty knew.
The emperor asked after Mr.. Whites
relatives, and this afternoon he called
at Mr.. Whites residence.
AS usual on new years day there was
a religious service today in the chapel
of the castle. 1t was attended by the
emperor, the empress and ex-Empress
Frederick.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
ALL coUNTRIEs SENT GIFTS.
Yesterday Pope Leo Celebrated Not
able Anniversary.

Rome, Jan. 1.-The 9Th anniversary of
the pope's first celebration of mass was
observed at the vatican today. Fully
800 delegates from Catholic societies
and parochial committees to the Sala
Della Loggia Of the vatican at $50 this
morning, and shortly after that hour
his holiness was carried in on sedia
gestatoria, amid the acclamations of
the spectators.
The pope officiated at his own dia-
mOnd mass, the music being furnished
by the choir of the Sistine chapel. The
venerable pontiff then attended a mass
of thanksgiving, kneeling on a prie
dieu At the conclusion of this mass
his holiness, in a strong voice, pro-
nounced the papal benediction. ETe then
took his seat on the throne, and re-
ceived the delegation until 1890, when
he was borne out amid the acclama-
tons OF those present.
His holiness had a most radiant face
and it was evident that he was enjoy
ing excellent health. He received hun
dreds of rich presents. Emperor Fran
els Joseph OF Austria Hungary sent
him $4,000 forms in gold in gold cas-
ket, and the queen regent OF Spain sent
a massive gold and chased goblet. His
gift from the United States was a dia-
mond cross. President Faure sent seven
SEWERS vases. and the present from the
sultan of Turkey was a superb diamond
ring. Every country sent a large con-
tributiOn to the pope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
BUSHNELL INTERVIEWED.
Complains Of the Way He Was
Treated Rv Hanna.

Columbus, o., Jan. Governor
Bushnell, in an interview tonight, made
the first announcement of his candi-
dacy for the senatorship. He said:
4 am a candidate only in the re-
ceptive sense. ] want the members of
the general assembly to select for them
selves. If 1 have any political inhu-
ence, want TO rest upon it right now
upon my opposition to Senator Hanna.
The people OF this state, in my opinion,
are tired of bOssism.
II am blamed because of my ap-
pointees here, some of them, were
working against Senator Hanna. The
city is full of federal employees from
Washington for him, and nothing is
said about that. I am tired of this at
tempt to hold me up. 1t seems to me
that I do not owe anything to Senator
Hanna, after the way l was treated
by him and his friends in the last con-
vention.
"If Senator Hanna's friends think
they can scare me by threatening to
stop the inauguration of officers, they
are simply mistaken in their man. Here
is Congressman A. c. Thompson of
P0Stsmouth, telling it about the hotel
Hobbies that il / don't look out / will
have no inauguration ceremonies at ALL
L the people of the state don't want it,
i am sure I don't care
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
JOINT OPPOSITION.
Agree On McKisson and Bushnell
For Long and Short Term.

Columbus, Jan. 1.-The Democrat
senate caucus nominated Senator
Burke of Cleveland, an anti-Hanna Re
publican, for president pro tenn; Judge
Ditty of Hillsboro Dem.), and friend
of John r. Mclean, for chief clerk,
and Democrats for all the other places.
Lieutenant Governor Jones is here and
viii preside in the senate. It is con-
ceded that the body stands IS Demo-
Gratis, Il Republicans and one fusion
list The attitude Of Senator Burke Will
not likely leave the tie vote to be cast
by Lieutenant Governor Jones.
The following Democratic senators
We're appointed a steering committee on
organization and the senatorship:
Long, Doty, Broelin, Pugh and Fink.
The joint caucus OF anti-ldanna Re
pnblicans and Democrats that endorsed
Mason for speaker. caused a surprise
by nominating Griffith of Union for
speaker pro TEN. While Griffith has
peen counted on by both sides and was
reported as sick at the Republican eau
Gus, it IS believed that this takes him
out of the Hanna list and enters him
with the opposition.
The Democratic house caucus ap-
pointed the following committee on or
ganiZation and the senatOrship: Ca
man, Stivers, Atkins, Bolin, Hazlett,
Spellmeyer and Durrand.
The Democratic steering commit
tees claimed at midnight that they had
ali of their partisans except one in line
for the organization OF fusion tickets,
and for anybody to beat Hanna, and
that they would show a bold front on
Monday.
After the anti-Hanna Republicans
and Democrats caucused separately,
they met jointly before midnight and
nominated Mayor McKisson of Cleve-
land for the short term, and Governor
Bushnell for the long term for senator.
and entered into a fusion agreement to
organize both houses. Senator Burke
was notified to remain away until the
senate was organized. The fusion con-
ference adjourned after midnight sntiI
p. IN tomorrow, when the steering
committees viii repOrt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
NEW YEAR GREETINGS.
Extremely Cordial Between Gar and
President Faure

Paris, Jan. 1.-The car, in his own
name. and in the name of the czarina,
has sent President Faure an effusive
telegram, expressing their sincere good
wishes for the president and friendly
France" President Faure replied that
their imperial majesties touch the
hearts of all Frenchmen-"
The official New Year receptions were
held at the Elysee palace today, with
the customary ceremonies.
President Faure, at the New Years
reception of the ambassadors, replying
to their congratulations. said:
Faithful to the principles which
have constantly guided the government
of the republic, France will not be
wanting in the task she has set herself
in the work of civilization and peace.
The results obtained in 1897 were not
such as to discourage our efforts and
hopes. Thanks to the firm spirit of
union which has constantly prevailed in
the council of the powers, the supreme
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
Rousseau's Body was Not There.

London Telegraph: Some disappointment
will undoubtedly be felt by the good peo-
pie of that extra mural and demi-rustic
borough. ErmenOnville, owing to the dis
covery- that RouSseaU's tomb, which they
pointed to with so much pride, contains
not bone of the famous lover of Julie.
The monument stands in the park of
Ermenonville. which is owned by Prince
Radziwill who lately ordered il to be
opened. Inside We're the low relief figures,
by Lesueur, of Children of Love and Elo-
quence, and the inscription in French,
Here lies the man of nature and truth"
There is TO room for a coffin inside the
tomb and so the tradition that ROusSeau's
body was at ErmenOnville. and not at the
Pantheon. will have to die. The memorial
will be restored and preserved by Prince
RadZiwill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
California Jockey Club.

San Francisco, Jan. 1.-Results al
Ingleside:
First Race, Six Furlongs, Selling
Miss Rose won, Soniro second, Tow
anda third Time-1:15%.
Second Race, Six Furlongs-TraV-
erser won, st. Calatine second, Imp.
Tripping third Time-1:14R.
Third Race, Steeplechase, Short
Course.-Reno won, Esperance second,
Silverado third. Time-4:26.
Fourth Race, Two Miles.-Marquise
won, Can't Dance second, The Bach
elor third. Time-3:29%.
Fifth Race, Mile and an Eighth
San Marco won, Little Cripple second,
Walter ] third. Time-1:5S1s.
Sixth Race, Six Furlongs, Selling
George Rose won, Sorrow second,
Highland Ball third. Time-1:15A.
Seventh Race, Seven Furlongs.--
Eddie Jones won, Torsida second, San
Antonio third. Time-1:27%.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
4AJoR DICK EXPLAINS.
Reasons Why Certain Legislators
Were Not at the Caucus.

Columbus. O., Jan. 1-When seen after
the caucus Major Dick, who is Senator
Hanna's manager, explained the absence
of certain legislators by saying that
Manuel of Montgomery county. and
joyce. of Guernsey county. did not attend
the caucus for the reason that they would
not vote for Boxwen for speaker, but
that both were safe for Hanna. joyce
had claimed that Boxwell had treated
him discourteously and assigned that as
the reason for his absence. 1t is claimed
that otis one of the other absentees.
had an agreement to vote against Hanna
and Boxwen in case ten men remained out
of the caucus.
Major Dick claims that six out of the
r;ne absentees will vote for Senator
Hanna. The action of Mr.. Joyce was not
against Senator Hanna, for he is pledged
to vote for him at the proper time.
about the Hanna headquarters it is
5I;tnna, are Jones. Manuel, Otis, Scott
and Joyce
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
dence that Boxwen will be the speaker
FROM HANNA STANDPOINT.
Regard the Caucus Result As Favor
able to Their Candidate.

Columbus; o., Jan. Late tonight
Senator Hama and his associates. at
their headquarters, gave out the follow
Ing statement regarding the result OF
the caucuses tonight:
THE result of the caucuseS tonight
assures the support of Senator Hanna,
and that the intrigue of disloyal Re
publicans with the Allen 0. Myers-John
Mclean Democracy for the election Oh
a free silver man TO the senate will not
be successful. Mr.. kurtz and his as
sociates had claimed that the Repub-
Hcans could not muster more than 50
votes in tonight's house caucus; in
stead Of that. 81 were present, and at
least two others would have attended
but for illness. They boasted constant
~ that they would keep at least q Re
publicans out of the house caucus; in
stead of that, but one-third OF that
number remained away. In the senate
caucus every Republican was present,
with the exception of Burke of CleVe-
land. Ot the ten absentees two were
detained by Illness, one OF them send
ing word that he would support the
nominees &c the party, while OF the
other eight it is known that some VIII
vote for Senator Hanna TOnlghtS re-
suits encourage the friends of Senator
Hanna, and the fight Will go on TO the
finish. They feel that sentiment of the
L
thoroughly aroused against this plot TO
overthrow the will of the people and
obtain control Of congress by the cleo
tjcn Of a free silver senator with Re
publican votes, and it is confidently be-
ieved that this public sentiment VIII
be so felt by men who hold the power
to determine this question that they
viii not refuse to vote with the party
which elected them"
The absentees at the house caucus
were NJ. 5. Bramley of Cleveland, con-
tractor; John Z. Griffith of Marysvale,
attorney; James Joyce Of Cambridge;
John p. Jones of North Lawrence;
James Manuel of Centerville, con-
tractor: Harry c. Mason of Cleveland,
attorney; J. c. Otis of Cincinnati, ply
stefan and druggist; William A. Scott,
jr., Of Canton, insurance and real eS-
tate; D. O. Rutan of Carrollton, farmer
and wool grower, was absent on ac-
count OF illness, and made no an
ncuncemeut Of his intentions as to
his vote. and A NJ Griffith of Sabine,
detained by illness, sent word that he
would support the Republican nominee.
The absent senator was Vernon h.
Burke of Cleveland. attorney.
At the Republican senate caucus
there were two absentees-
Burke of Cleveland and Senator Voight
OF Cincinnati, the latter being the only
fusionist in that body. Weight has been
counted among the supporters of Sena-
tor Hanna The Republicans nominal
ed J. Park Alexander for president pro
.em Of the senate; a. c. Gaine for chief
clerk, and r. T. Hayward for sergeant
alarms.
Game and Hayward are renominated
for their old places. Although on the
Hanna ticket, Hayward is from Spring
field; he is a neighhor of Governor
Bushnell, end has been his close friend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
A BEGGAR'S ELEVATION.
Lifted From Hand to Mouth Exist
ence to a Baronetcy.

Portland Ore, Jan. clarence Dan
vers Davenport, a young Englishman
who has been leading g hand-to-mouth
existence in Portland since August, has
become baronet. He received a cable
gram today announcing the death of his
uncle, Sir Richard Danvers, of Danvers
Court, Lincolnshire, England, and in
forming him that he had succeeded to
the estate and title. Money for the
trip to England was telegraphed him
by the American agents of the estate,
and he lest tonight TO take possession
of his inheritance. Davenport drifted
into Portland last August. He had been
i'll Chicago, San Francisco and num-
Der of other American cities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
A Bull In 2 Coffee Shon-

being driven along Blackfriars road one
morning last week was frightened by
the whistle of an engine on the London,
Chatham & Dover railway, and got be-
yond the control of the drovers. The
animal raced along the highway and
turned into Lambeth road scattering
people in every direction. When near
the Bethlehem hospital, the bull rushed
at the doorway of a coffee shop, and
became fixed between the jambs. Some
men then secured it with ropes and led
it away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-02
TAKEN AS AN INSULT.
Lord Mayor of Dublin Dispensed
With the Military.

Dublin, Jan. 1.-The lord mayors GER
emonies today passed off quietly. Lord
Robert, the commander of the forces
in Ireland, had accepted an invitation
TO take luncheon with the lord mayor,
but withdrew his acceptance owing To
the latter's acceding to the demands of
the Nationalist that the lord mayor
dispense with the usual military es-
cort and bands of music. The Conser-
Vative members of the corporation
thereupon made public a letter to the
lord mayor. declaring that his action
was intended by his advisers as an
insult to the queen.