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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24


A Trenton, N. j., special says: lhe.0
arc evidences here that the Pennsys
vania railroad is going to conslfliV
trolley lines to run parallel WIN r M
main line. The lines will be local ~,
eventually will form complete SYSTEM
between New York ana Washington
1t is impossible to get any definite lnlos
nation as to the details of the scheIle'|
This much is known here that s.s|
company has filed with the Secre~,i
Of State the maps and description nj
the road that IS to go through u,
city. The reason why it Is kpv".
that the Pennsylvania railroad IS ln, NJ
ested is because the route takes " ny
lower bridge across the Delaware h ',.0a
which is now used as the rIinu "s
bridge. The outlet is across the bruaI
wick pike, now opened by the Penh1 IA
vania railroad, which it offers 70 . M
city for the right of way through w
several city streets. The BrulsSMi NV
pike leads toward Princeton ana nG"
Brunswick. The crossing of the y'' "a
ware indicates that the line VII T. l.
down the Bristol pike toward Phllaue a
phia. The plans are being deNe'o alwd
by special agent of the railroad, "rs
the officers are in the Broad street h NV
tion. The information obtainapie i, nn.
Is very meagre. The purpose Is ssf
posed to be to head off rival SCHEMES
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24

Jacob Moore, postmaster.at Cannon's,
died Tuesday week. >
Edward Reynolds has been eleected
town treasurer at Middletown.
The Kent County Insurance Co. bas
bought the Palmatnry farm, in DUCK
Creek hundred, for 81, 500.
The Rev. John Warnock Of Georoe.
town has been invited TO become pastor
OF church at Shenandoah, Pa.
+. NJ. .. Choate, formerly Of Newar,,
but now of Baltimore, will probabIv
be Maryland legislative candidate.
Irving t. Cooper Of Smyrna has
passed examination for appointment to
q position in the Census Bureau st
Washington. o'''' Nv
,trettyman Bros, proprietors of the
snlrt factories at SMYRNA and Dovar
nave contracted to make 1886. 600 shirts
Tor a New York firm. Ia 70
Register Causey of Sussex countvlb, 10
granted letters Of administrator nn
u Ine estate OF Mary b. Workman In Zora
- workman; also, letters Of adj
mlnistration on the estate of ,lohn II
ooVerdaie to Margaret E. Coyerdale. :,
Uharles +. Wolfe has bought the one.
nan interest of John Virden. Arthur
Marshall, Robert Chambers and VII
nam Jefferson in the Delaware piIot
pupilshed at Lewes, and become Local
editor and publisher. Gov. Tunnell ana
IT y. L. Mustard own the other half
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. Is. jack ".
Cormick of Philadelphia knocked a ",
Kid Mccoy in about ono minnta y
night. The bout was to have teen !,
six rounds, and it was generally thon,S,
that Mccormick stood no show al N
lie himself said before entering 4.
ring that he was going to do bis H.
and let it 60 at that The felt n.
80 short and SO quickly over that ths
was almost nothing to it but the NINA
that put Mccoy to sleep The 6rS,
was under strict Queensberry nm
hitting with one arm free permitted
When the gong sounded McCorm,.
started in to rush things, relying !,
his greater weight and superior stre1pI
to Offset McCoy's science. lie receSJ
straight left in the mouth the R,s
time he tried 1t, and second later,
savage left hook on the side Of the he,s
halted him a second time. He M
rushed twice more, carrying Mccoy
the ropes both times.
The first time he hit Mccoy over m,
kidneys with his right. The second
time, as they came from the ropes NH
clinching, Mccoy freed his left and
sent hook to McCormick's Cheek
dropping him to the floor. McCormirI
lay quiet, making a pretence of claim
ing u foul, although none had be,
committed. Mccormick rose CD n,
order of Referee Hogan with sheepi;t
grin On his face. The knockdown mil
not injured him in the slightest.
The men squared of once more and
then came the end like lightning from
a clear sky. Mccoy was moyibr
cautiously around Mccormick, toi
hands low down, neither being as hieh
as the belt. McCormick suddenI,|
let fly his right and it landed full OIL
.he jaw. Mccoy went down like dead
man, fiat on his back, legs and armi|
outstretched, his face pointing squarely|
to the ceiling. 1t was evident lid
instant he struck the floor that ha|
fighting was over for tonight at least
Pandemonium broke loose in the hall
and there were wild yells for Me|
Cormick, shrieks of get up, Kid@|
"get up!' Hogan went down on On|
knee by the side of Mccoy and shoute
his call Of the seconds in the fighteti
ear, but Mccoy was past all hearing
At the word ten no raised his he'd
slightly and Hogan paused an nstan
before he shouted "out," but McCql
was still out of il. Thirty second
would not have brought him into COM
dition to fight again.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24
LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE.
Samuel W. Boyisn Evidently Took His Life
While DesDOndent,

while Despondenr.
The body of Samuel w. Boylan, aged
% years, was found about l.3O O'Clock
Friday morning at Stroud street rail
road crossing, in the west yard, with a
bullet hole in his right temple and an
empty % calibre revolver by his side.
Charles Phillips. of the r., W.
& B. railroad, who made the discovery,
had the body taken to the hospital room
at French street station. Subsequently,
it was turned over to Coroner Vandever,
who made a thorough investigation and
came 10 tho conclusion that the young
man lad killed himself while de-
spondent.
Deceased had been freight brake
man on the Wilmington l. Northern
railroad and his brother Frank is now
yardmaster, having succeeded another
brother, Robert, who was found dead
in bed about three years ago. Robert,
it is believed, died from hemorrhage.
Samuel left the railroad about a year
ago and went to work for the govern
ment ut Delaware City, where he ran
an engine and had charge of some men,
While there he formed the acoaint-
ance of Miss Rose Olive, and il is said
tAh.' "eip chEuSCd W bo iDdTTlbu ID the
fall. lie quit the government emnloy
several months ago and had since been
an agent for the Chase nurseries at
Swedesboro, N. j. He had been travel.
ing for the company in Delaware,
Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jer-
sey and when here stopped with his
father, Alpheus z. Boylan, at No. 9l5
Linden street.
lie had been suffering from con
sumption and cancer of the stomach
for some time and about three weeks
ago went to a hospital in Philadelphia
for treatment After being there the
physicians told him that he could never
be cured. He left the hospital and
became very despondent. He remarked
a day, or two ago to friend, after tell.
ing him of his hospital experiences,
that he would not be alive long.
of suicide
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24
HOTEL FOR BRANOYWlNE SPRINGS.

Arcnttect springer Has Pans Tor HoVio"o
or $4,000 strue,nro--bids 10 no he'e'-
ed Next Week.
Next Saturday bids will close lose
for the erection Of $50, 00O 70 slo,uoo
hotel at Brandywine Springs on sie
property of the Wilmington 6rahuy-
wine Springs Railway 20. Ihe new
structure is to replace the hotol huiia-
ing now standing and is to pc ID
appearance somewhat like the original
structure that was burned many years
ago when the resort was enjoying great
nrosperity, being famed far and near
for its mineral waters. Plans for the
hotel have been made by Architect
Lewis r.. Springer and they
call for a five storied structure III
Colonial design with high floors and
wide porches. The ground Plan is l50
feet by 80 feet 6 inches.
The basement will have walls OF
stone, 10 feet high, large lobby, hard,
wood finish and tinted plaster, ana
eipht.foot wide tiled corridor, barber
shop, bar, billiard room, lavatory ana
laundry.
Rising from the stone walls Of the
basement will be five stories OF frame,
the studding for which will be eight
inches thick. The first story with
height Of IA feet, will contain q large
dining room, kitchen, store and pastry
rooms, pantries, china closets and
serving rooms, large parlor, ladies' re;
ception parlor, writing room, card
room, lobby eight-foot corridor, four
large chambers, baggage room, bell
boys room, two toilet rooms. Office and
private office. The front Of the structure
will face towards the park and will
have u porch 40 feet long and 20 feet
wide, which will also run along one
side 80 by 20 feet. There will also be
two rear verandas one " by ii, and
the other 40 by 10 feet. The front
porch posts will be two feet in diameter
and extending IN several stories so that
| the third floor will have the same porch
| room.
The second story will have height
of IL feet and will contain chambers
and toilet and bath rooms. Tho hall
will have width Of nine feet six
inches. Tho third and fourth floors
| will be similarly arranged, the third
having height Of 10 and the fourth
of nine feet. The fifth floor will con
tain the servants rooms. Its height
will be eight feet.
An electrical elevator running from
the basement to the fourth floor will
be provided. Two main stairways will
run from the basement 10 the fourth
floor; they will be Of white oak quar-
tered. A rear tight stairway will con.
meet the basement and the fifth floor.
The building will require 1O2 wash
stands, IA bath tubs, 80 water closets
and 81 oak wardrobes with mirrors.
1t will be what is called a 200-guest
| hotel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24
IN THE TRENCHES.
An Amenican Soldier In Manila Write, u
His Home Here.

John McCready, passenger brakeman
on the Delaware railroad, received 4
letter Friday from his son, W K|
McCready, who is now in the trenched
near Malalos, in the Philippines. Id
is member of Co. X, Twelfth lul
fantry. under Capt. Daniel r. Angum,|
He states that he has received ths|
papers sent from this city which conf
tanned the announcement of his death
He says he pinched himself and found
that he was'a very lively corpse.
The company spends most OF the tm'|
in the trenches watching the Filipino
and keeping them from advancing g
pouring hot line of shot into iheR
lines. The men drop into the trenchs
in manner similar to firemen wha
they slide down the pole from IN
bunk room to the engine room Thsa
an alarm is sounded. They bag
plenty of food and the quality is good
On July 4th, they had good roast beet
mashed potatoes, rice pudding anl
plenty Of good fruits.
The members Of the company ha'A
been greatly annoyed by ants, but tnFI
are getting used to them. The letta
was mailed on July 9Th and was SIX
weeks on the journey before 1t VA
received here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24
MAITRE LABORpS ASSAILANT.
Arrest of n Man Named Giorot, Who Boast
ed That Hs Fired tho Shot

Arese VI Wuh Nhtheu oiorots VINO Boast
ed That no Fired tho Shot.
Rennes, France, Aug. Is. The man
who attempted to murder Maitre La
bori, leading counsel for Capt Drew
fus, has been arrested at Dol, in this de-
partment His name is Glorot; he is a
native of the Department of Cotes -du.
Nord, and has confessed.
Glorot was arrested because he said
in a cabaret yesterday: 81 am the man
who shot Labori."
The police, it is now said, believe
the prisoner Is lunatic, or a drunkard
DESTROYS of attracting notoriety, and
his so-called confession may turn out
to BIO nothing more than an empty
boast. The police, however, are III.
vestigating the recent movements of
the prisoner.
lFurtnee proceedings on third page.1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24
PENINSULA I.4RSsR1pHs

Inc canning season in Cecil county
is expected TO be successful. y
n Charles S. Egner has bought the
81, 500. county, iof
albert Constable, Jr., joshua CLAW.
Ton, Philip r. Bond and DIR. Stanlsv
Steele have been appointed n com
mittee to take charge of the tonrna :,
ment at the Cecil county fair, -"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24

Paris, France, Aug. 49, There was
rioting last evening on the Boulevard
De Magenta, between the Nationalist
and the Anti-Semites. -Four persons
were seriously injured
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24

bays you are Tired and dull, can go, rested and
snricaos and y,tai ,sss a2Sd slrsapars il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24

May Double Track the Line IN,
1t is likely that before next snm%i INA
the Wilmington and BrandyMark
Springs railway will be a double rev
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24
sEU PUBLICATIONS.

The attention which is now being
paid to Christian Science maSs|
especially timely little volume Ell
titled Christian Science and otha|
Superstitions," by the Rev. D.. WI
Buckley, LII. D., consisting o. chap'|
tiers on Faith healing" "Christsa|
Science" and the "Mind Cure
which have been brought together iruaI
his large book on the same sublet.cLl
The little volume will be sold in tieSlo1
cloth at so cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24

Among the books for boys and gif1
which The Century Co. will issue thl1
autumn are the following a neVI
Brownie book entitled, "The Brownie
Abroad" by Palmer Cox; 1.-The polea|
from Lakerim," a story Of young
athletes, by Rupert Hughes; "Qulcsl
silver Sue, - a wholesome tale for ,youl1!|
girls, by Mrs. Laura e. Richards, ~ WI
author of Captain January la'|
Story Of Betty" one of the most poPu|
lar serials published mist. NlchoIas|
for a long time, by Carolyn Wells, w l.i|
illustrations by Reginald Birch; aD ri
The st. Nicholas Christmas boon,
a selection of some of the most striRius
stories, sketches, poems and pic,lucIt'
that have appeared in the pages OF oS
Nicholas Magazine in recent years
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24

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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14
LITTLE FIGHT \ |. L!.UzON.
8PartOl on Lake LagUrla De
Bay Chase "A Few Fight .
Ing Natives. n

~ MANIA, July 10. -I AXE I1aguna de
Bay IL being patrolled by three
troops 81 the Fourth Cavalry under
Capt Me- raw, and the army gun
boat Napidan, commended by Lieut..
Larsen. The force makes its head
quarters on an island, living on cas- cas-
Goes, In which men are towed alb out
10 make unexpected visits to towns
where there are small forces OF In
$surgents for the purpose Of keeping
the rebels moving. Tuesday the
troops had an engagement lat Man u
-tilupe on the south esof the lake.
They found 200 Of the insurgents
there, entrenched near the ashore.
The Napidan shelled the rebels, and
a.party of American troops number
ing 135 landed and drove them by
sharp, running fire to the hills, where
they were too strongly intrenched
for the small force to attack them.
Two OF the cavalry were wounded,
and the bodies OF ten insurgents
found. g. %'"'. = 5,..,:~ ~. e. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

Diseases Of the EYE, EAR, NOSE
AND THROAT. granulated lids, cat
aract. crOss-eyes straigh tened with
out pain or danger, blindness pre-.
vented, discharging ears, deafness,
ringing In the ears, catarrh, bron-
chitia, as asthma. Diseases OF the
LIVER, STOMACH AND BOWELS,
dyspepsia, indigestion, catarrh 8of
the stomach. biliousness, jaundice,
KIDNEY AND BLADDER, troubles,
diabetes, Bright's disease, weak
back, burning urine, passing urine
too often. ETC., BLOOD AND. SKIN
DISEASES, scrofula, pimples,
bIotches. eczema. facial blemishes,
ulcers, etc. NERVOUS DISEASES.
epilepsy, bysteria, paralysis, lack Uf
vitality, rheuma tism, neuraIgisa,
HEART DISEACE, poor circulation,
|palpitatiOn, dizziness, etc. CAM
GERS, TUMORS cured without cut-
ting and without caustics and with
out palm new met hOd. X; PILES.
FISTULA d FISSURE IN AND CON
Diseases OF women:
painful transformations, leuco Oea
uterine displacements, nervous
weakness cured u BY d ii modern
method. No unpleasant examina-
Etions. .DEFORMITIES CLUB
FEET, curvature of the spine, slow
growth In children and wasting dis
eases in adults. EARLYCONSUMP
.TION, golfer. Small and weak
parts enlarged and strengthened :.
OLD, YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED
MEN suffering from nervous debility !
seminal weakness. loss OF vlgOr, de-,
nj ~ Il a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

4 After all the Injunction preventing
the city from Just now issuing $50 ::
900 IN bombs to build water works
and an electric light plant Ia not 50
very unfortunate for the Taxpayers.
Iron, copper and labor, and about
everything used 10 building such
plants 10 away up In price. and the
highest for years. Even II the plants
desired could have once been built
for, $45, OOO (and they never could II
is not claimed now by any one that
$60. 0t,0 " ould build them at present
prices Tor labor. Even II the city
has power to build 81 would be
economy to wait for some national
Democratic administration to 80
adjust matters that the lack OF de-
mand for labor and material would
place them on the market at those
beautiful. low rates. +. "A I
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

Residents al First street north
were startled at an early hour q
couple Of days ago by what appeared
and was thought to be a ghost. "a
certain person In that section OF the
city prizes lis garden very highly.
He is also the owner Of a horse. a
couple of days ago the horse got out
Of it's proper yard and was making q
determined effort to annihilate the
vegetables In the garden. This did
Otsuit the owner Of che garden,
who crawled out Of bed In his night
clothes and began to chase the horse
about the yard. endeavoring to
make 1T go where 1t belonged. It
was indeed an amusing sight to see
horse and owner jumping rocks,
stumps, ETC., at an hour when most
people were wrapped In the arms Of
Morpheus. "a s.5 is5 y ,.= ,5s:. 1871: 3 n
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14
! FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from q cold
/ set tiled on the breast, bronchitis,
throat Or lung troubl es, Of any ma
ture. who will call at u. ID. Browns
WIN be presented with ~ sample
Syrup, free Of charge. Only one
bottle given to one person, and none
TO children without order from
parents. l; n: ;5 /.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such 8 sale az BosChee,s German
syrup Ia all parts Of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millione
81 bottles were given away, and
|yOur druggists will tell you Its sue
cess was marvel us. It Ii really the
only Throat and Lung Remedy
generally endorsed by ply sicfans.
one 75 cent bottle will cure or prove
it value. Sold BY all druggists IL
this city. 9SssS
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

The Herald promises to publish
the mayors veto on the market site
business. Il ought to. II lie . lulu.
Any man who Will claim that the
market place ought TO remain ON q
narrow street with sidewalks on
both sides) Ought to get his claims
ID print. Then again, you know,
there are strong objections ID the
second ward to having the market!
Colt Vasaly, You arc really getting
good. There really ought to be sew
eral municipal plants under the con-
troll of the mayor and council.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

! According to the annual report oi
the insurance commissioner Of Min.
tnesota the fire insurance premiums
paid In Little Falls during 1898 were
81 $3.50. The sums were as fol
lows in neighborinx cities: Brainerd.
$2l 594.49; st. Cloud, $3l, 3l9,6S;
Cloquet. $40. 633 10. The towns and
villages receive ] per cent Of the tax
collected for the support OF their fire
departments, and Little Falls will
get $275 for it's fire fund. 5%5 s.Fa T.:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

M. NJ. Williams went to ST.. Paul
Tuesday to attend a meeting OF. the
Republican state central committee,
1t will probably be decided at this
meeting just what political work
will be done by. the party organiza-
ton during the coming wear. 1t ia
generally considered Of party advan-
tagelto keep open headquarters, and
circulate more or less literature dur.
ing years in which there il no cam,
.paign. -'t'.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14
+ Ought 10 BE S etrlad.

It is understood that the general
meeting Of the fire department
called for Friday evening, Il for the
purpose Of consid ering means to end
the dispute over authority at fires.
The present condition must be
ended. and the wishes 81 the firemen
should certainly be entitled to the
greatest consid GRAFTON. II IL to be
hoped that some action will be taken
at the, meeting that win help end the
dispute. 4 s,s:S 55 XII Il. s5t2. p,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

f. Graham sold a 40 60 Peerless
separator with q 2O-horse traction
engine Tuesday to David, Henry and
Fred Gabourey, OF Ripley town.
This is one of the first Peerless ma
chimes sold In Morrison county. It
10 one Of the best machines on the
market, being used considerably
thronghout the two Dakotas.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

. At the meeting Of the Odd Fellows
Lodge Monday evening. the follow
Ing appointments were smade and
the officers installed. III. "A. Rider ia
Noble Grand; w. r. Tourtillott is
his right supporter and W. E. Hart.
ing is his left. Vice Grand Rodney
appointed Ed. Collins his left sup.
porter and J. H. Jameson his right.
sS Warden-M. Coleman. ;., 1$ q.
Conductor-Andrew johnson, al
Right scene supporter-C. Fl.
Brown. 4 $# tE /. " g::st w III
Lett scene supporter-P. H. Nc
Cormick. .-.-x- ~ 4 $2s :.
b Inside uard-M. keenan,. r.
Outside guard-J. l.. Collins.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-14

Mission meetings will be held In
the Swedish church from July IA to
is inclusive. Rev. A. j. Orman. Rev.
A. P. Sjodahl. Rev. Carl Borgelfn
and NJ. J. Bolin will be present and
deliver sermons. On Friday even
ing the ladies' society will have an
auct ton sale OF many fancy and use
full articles. Coffee and cake will be
served. Admission will be free.
Everybody come. s.',s .''@ '7'1.'s.'T