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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
HARD TO EXPLAIN.
Ifit Had Occurred Anywhere Else Than
Wilmington, Our Readers Might
Doubt II.

1t is hard to explain how the public con
continue to doubt In the face Of such owl
dsnoe II this were published anywhere
else than In Wilmington, II the statement
given below went the rounds Of the press,
readers in Boston or New Orleans might
doubt II. Rut It's very different when
the testimony given comes from friend.
perhaps nsighbor. It Is public express
sion Of q local citizan, and can be easily
Investigated.
Mr.. James T. Adams No. ,395 South
jackson street. carpenter In the west yard
Of the p. w. &; b. repair shop, says:-"I
had more or less trouble with my back
and kidneys for twenty years, and during
all that time the only preparation I ever
came across upon which can depend to
appeal to again and again whom slight
occurrences take place, Is Doan's Kidney
Pill.. Since I became acquainted with
Kidney Pills have advised more than
one acquaintance to 20 to Danforth's drug
store and procure box. One friend, Mr..
Jacob B. elffsr, speciil officer at the
Madison street station, took my advice
and was cured"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers. Prlco 80 cents Mailed by Foster
Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. Sole agents
for the u. 8. Remember the name, Doan's,
and take no other.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
Clothing Company Trouble Settlsd.

Tho troubles of the Me- chants Clothing
Company, No. 30? Market street, have
been settled, aud formal announcements
of tho 70 opening Of the store will DO made
iu u few days. Tho uouble appehrs to
have boon due to misunderstanding.
The store was originally owned by
Julian Wcyl, who disposed of the stock TO
his nephew. Albert S. Marks. OF Ph:ludc!-
phia. Mr. Marks won't TO the firm OF j.
4. Mullin s. Sons. and asked them to pnr.
chass the stock. John :. Mullin, Jr.,
sent two OF his clerks to tho store to ap-
praise the stock. after which he made an
offer to Mr.. Marks which was accepted.
The keys OF tho store were then tn ned
over to Mr.. Muliin. The store had boom
leased for the entire year and tho stock
was therefore linNle Tor S675 Of rent sill
due.
Tho store building belongs to Mrs. Bes-
sic Humphrey. and Mr.. Mullin and Mr..
Marks went to her bruther-in law aud ask
cd him what arrangements could be made
abou, tho rem. He told them that he
thought it would have to be paid and it
was Supposed that the proceeding was sat-
isfnct, ry, and arrangements were made TO
pny tho lrnt. Through some misuDder-
standing Mrs Humphrey through her at
torney, William s. Prickett made All al
tachment for The rent and tho door Of the
store wa broken open and tho stock esiz-
ed. AS soon as matters were explained Sc
curly was given for tho rent and The stock
was rclea ed by tho sheriff and will be re-
moved to the store of J. 4. Mullin & sons
and uispueed Of later
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
Another Resolution.

The Teachers Association Of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church adopted tho fol-
lowing resolution at the regular meeting
Of the association held last night:
"Whcrens. 1t has seemed good to our
Heavenly Father to remove from among
us our beloved sistsr and faithful member
Of the bible school. Miss Fannie 1rodell.
"Whereas. In view Of the loss we have
sustained aud the still heavier loss occn-
stoned to her respected family, therefore
be it
Resolved. That the members Of this ns-
sociptlon and Of tho bible school desire to
express their sympathy at the loss OF one
of their most faithful members.
''Resclved. That we sincerely sympa'
thise with the family and friends OF our
late beloved associate, and commend them
to the Divine Power, which, though some-
times inscrutable in its dispensations, yet
He dos,h all things WELL" feeling sure
thcIe Is comfort In the knowledge that our
sister WIS deyo;ed and consistent Chris
tian.
"Resolved That copy Of these resolu.
tions bc sent to the family Of our sister
and also spread OH the minutes Of this as
sOciutiOn ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
CHAUTAUQUA.
L0w-2atc Excursion via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

Low-2ate Excursion via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
On July I the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will run special excursion frcm
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
Reading, Altoona, Bellfontc, Lock Havon,
Shamukin, Wilkcsbarre, Sunbury, and
Williamsport, and principal In; esmodiate
s.ationa and stations on The Delaware
Division, Philadelphia. Wilmington, md
Baltimore Railroad, md on tho Cumber-
land valley Railroad, to Chautnuqua, n. y.
Special train will start from Harri burg
at ii IS A. NJ. Connecting trains will
leave philadelphia s 40 A. NJ, Washins-
ton 7,55 A NJ, Baltimore S5I A. NJ,
Altoona :. ii A. NJ, Wilkeshnrre 7,3o A, NJ I.
Lock Haven ll.2j A. NJ. Rouhd-trip tic
kets, good to return on regular train. not
later than August s. will I,e sold at rate
o(SlOO 90 from philadelphia, Baltimore, ind
Washington. and ~ propor.ionato rates
from other stations.
pnsseps gers from Atlantic City, Bridge
ton, Vineland, Clayton, Nj and stations
a, the Delaware Division will use trains
10 Philadelphia on day preceding date OF
excursion.
For specific rates and time OF connecting
trains apply TO nearest ticko; agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
.BAYARD LAID
FOUNDATION.
Chauncey n. Depew Talks
of The Angl0-Ameri-
can Friendship.

London, June Ex-senator Chauncey
Al. Dspew, Of New York. is here to- night.
He said in an interview:
~ have Just returned from Paris and
Brussels. where joined my son, who Is
now thoroughly restored to health and
will embaek with me Saturday for New
York.
II am proud of the marvellous success
of our Ambassador, Mr.. Choate. lie Is
going to make a great mark We did not
see the work Mr. Bayard did at the time
he gavs expression to sentiments which
possibly had o reality In England, and he
knew It, We did not know 1t, and blain-
cd him. But he WAS laying foundation
and accomplished the marvellous work OF
preparing the way for the grand revolu-
tion in popular sentiment on both sides
Of the Atlantic.
"We have great times coming in the
United States. Questions not d.eamt OF
aC the last struggle are forging to the
stiff. As report goes, no man can tell the
issns with any success till the electoral
vote Is declared.
'As regards the expansion policy or the
Administration, 1agree with proceeding
with the campaign. Weare convinced we
are right and President Mckinley will go
forward, II believe, to q successful issue.
Mistakes have been made. bGt we learn by
mistakes, and, depend on 1t, we are going
to come out OH top
'The situation In Paris. which IL equiva
lent to France, seems gradually becoming
broader. All this spnsmodic upse:ting
this changing Of Ministers, these cries
from the housetops ara surely laying the
foundation for making men divide off
into those cognate parties which, we'll de-
fined, will, in my opinion. yet raise France
into and keep her in the front rank."
Grand cake walk at Unian Park, July
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
BRAVE TEN FALL

Victims to stomach. liver End kidney
troubles us well as women, and all GcUl tho
results in loss Of appctito, poisons IL the
blood, bucknrhc, >nervou shcss, headache
and tired, lislies-, rln-dnwn feeling. Bat
there's no need to feel like that. Listen
to J. W Gorlnor, Idavilie. Ind. He says:
Electric Bittcrs arc just the thing for u
man when Ip is all run down. and don't
caro- wholher he lives o. dies l did Inure
to give ire new strength aud good nppt-
tite than anything could take can
now eat ANYTHING and have II new Lease
on lire." Only 30 cents Mt n. B. Danfor,Rs
drug store. Every bottle guaranteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

Quarterly conference was hold in SCOTS
Methodist Episcopal Church last night.
Presiding Elder Robert Watt, presided.
Tho Delaware Pilot Commissioners yes
terday granted licenses to FRANKLIN W.
Paynter and William Teal.
The various circles of Kings Daughters
Of this city were given u reception ut the
Delaware Industrial School toc Girls last
evening. Thsgu9sts were entertained by
the manager of tho school and during thoir
stay inspected the new building,
The Councils of tho c. b l.. will hold u
reunion at Shelpot Park tomorrow.
Edward Kelley OF 157 Laurel street fell
OF atrlin at CiaylOn's Cut last night aud
was severely injured.
The Delaware .'aengt rbund will give a
supper to lis numbers this evening
George H. Heritage, northeas5 corner Of
Seventh and Manut Streets Offer, f0t
sale 100 army tents as reduced rates.
louis B,gger & Co.. Patent Attorney,
Washington. -, G., reports that Gil last
Tuesday Mr. John Price resident of this
city, OBJ aired II valuable patent for I'M
provement in piston;.
Tho Wilmington Bicycle Club has made
application to Richard W. Crook, mana
ger Of the Bcanlywine Springs Park, for
cycle path from tho new road to he B, 4;
q. railroad crossing near tho Springs to
the park n
Tho wall Of tho Walnut street end of G.
W. Horns carriage factory aud the house
adjoining will ba torn down, rs they are
IN u dangerous condition.
A telegram was received yc c,tert.ay from
John q. Hartmann, president OF tho Hart-
mann 4 Fo,renb ,ch Brewing Company.
w ln Ia M n Nnxy Fnpl- tl,ut In
would not ba bone yesterday rs he expect
Cd, but would reninu until next week.
Charles q. Matchett, tho secretary and
Treasurer Of tho Artisan, Saving Bank,
has hecn elected secretary and treasure.
Of the Banking House Cooperation, sue
coed Edward \. Taylor. deceased.
The broker offices in this city will DO
closed from SATURDAY at uOOn until We'd
nc-day morning. Tuesday being July /.
tho stock exchange decided not to open On
Monday.
liecsivor OF Taxes Horace G. Rettew
is sondiDg bills TO all taxpayers who owJ
acountv tax Tor 1898 He says this VIII
w the last notice thoy will receive. after
which he will proceed to collect tine delln-
squunt taxes by the law.
+ Maxwell Dannenburg. of Twelfth aud
s>ANaiuut streets, whilo riding his birycla Oh
|. Hniup. nenr SycamO: street, last evening
collided with another bicyclist. Damon
burg was thrown from his wheel aud
deep cash was sui in his head.
While William 7. Gray, otNo. 9l3 Mon.
roo street, was driving on West e evonth
street between Orange and Tatnall, tho
horse took fright aud c0llided with II ", o
breaking he lr. Mt of the carriage. His
wife and child, who were in the vehicle,
wrro not injured
hn Jones. the colorei man who was
ar estpd on "Wednesday afternoon by Po-
ice.nen Shields and Mah0ney. charged
with the murder Of Ella Pieasanton in
Baltimore was taken back to Maryland
for tr'nl by Sergeant Refer yes erday af
tcrnUon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

Rev Frederic +. Briggs of Second Bap.
tho North Baptist. Rev. W. NJ Schali Of
the First Prssby yterian, Rev. =. Cornwell
Jennings of the Hanover Presby terian,
and Rev. George H. Trull OF the Eastlake
Presbyterian. have arranged for an OK
change of pulpits the Sunday evenings In
July. Sunday evening Mr.. Jennings will
preach A. the Second Baptist; Mr.. Trull
a. the North Baptist; Mr.. Merrill at the
First Presbyterian; Mr. Schall at tho
Hanover Presbyterian and Mr.. Briggs at
Eastlake Presbyterian.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

Hudson, Wis. June 30.- Chairman
H, Ingram, OF the New Richmond re-
lief committee, has issued an officiai
circular to the public stating that a
careful estimate shows the money loss
from tho tornado was 3750.000. Sub
scriptlons thus far amount to $4,000,
q large portion of which has been
spent In clearing away the debris and
in giving temporary assistance to the
people. There Is great need Of money
and building material. An appeal q
made for assistance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

San Francisco, June 90 DR.. Babata,
bacteriologist Of the hea tn board, has
just returned a report OF his examina-
tions of the glands Of the two Japan
ese who were drowned lille trying to
escape from the steamer Nippon Maru,
now held in quarantine on account Of
three suspicious deaths which occur
red on the vessel on her trip from
China and Japan to this port via Homo
lulu. Dr. Babata found the baccili to
be those of the bubonic plague, and to
make his determination doubly suro
will propagate their growth. The
bodies Of the japanese were cremated,
and there is no danger of the disease
breaking out In this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
Kings Daughters Received.

Tho several circles Of Kings Daughters
were tondered II reception ty Tho Delaware
Industrial school for Girls last nigh
Whom the school was recently completed
tho Kings Daughters furnished most OF
tho rooms in the building, each circle look.
ing af or ono room Ihe reception last
evening was to sho'v the appreciation Oh
tho ucnagers, aud al % the ihnaes o, the
Institution, OF tho kindness OF Tho soriety.
An rxosllont musical programme was
Given aud at the conclusion III tho pro-
gra,u,ne leo crcam ani cake were serye'''
Tho nltenaailcs was la .c,hl! .. t'isust ei
in tho city being r.prts.nt,i ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
Picnic Grounds at Ciaymont.

Societies, churches and sunday schools,
desiring nice quiet and private picnic
ground, would do well 10 consider YER
mons Grove, Ciaymont, Del, before max
ing final arrangements for their annua!
picnic.
The Grove Is beautifully situated over
looking the Delaware river; plenty OF
room and shade. Wilmington and Chcs-
ter trolley limo passes directly by the on
trance. Liberal arrangements can be
made with Trolley company, also for use
of Grove.
For further particulars apply to j. 3.
Vernon, telephone 1856 Wilmington, or w.
G. Vernon e. Son, Wholesale and Retail
Ice Cream makers, Claymont, Now Cas-
tie county, Dell adv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
The Steamboat Line.

Smyrna, June 29.-I'he farmers and busi-
ness mon in favor Of the Philadelphia and
Smyrna TRANSPORTATION Company met
here to-day for tho purpose of taking nc'io ion
on the proposed now steamboat llno nc.
tween here and Philadelphia, 1t was ho
unanimous opinion that ho line be start
ell at once, and enough mcncy was sub
scribcd and paid down to launch the now
enterprise which will b. in charge OF j,
w. Watkins
lie has already made arrangements for
A steamboat, and the new line will be in
operation within the next ten days. Ar
raugements have also been made for whar-
VS. at Smyrna Landing, Fleming's Lsnd-
ing and Philadelphia.
The new Company will be Incorporated
in few days ar, icles for that end in view
being now in course of preparation. Tho
Farmers seem determined to have u stoani.
boat limo OF their own, and thei: action to.
day has very much Of u business form.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
The Writ Dismissed.

Judge Beekman in the Supreme Court
At Nav York city has dismissed the writ
of habeas corpus obtained by james Booth
by Burke-Roaoh, member of Parloment
for East Korry, for the production Of his
dalIQhtar CYhthin In court,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
suicide of a Leading vireinian.

Petersburg, Va, June S0.-As the re-
suit of insomnia, melancholia and
nervous prostration, Hon. Charles F..
Collier. of this city, shot himself
through the head yesterday, dying in
stantly. He was a lawyer by profess
sion, an ex-member of the Confederate
congress, served several terms In the
legislature, and had been elected
mayor of this city six times, but was
defeated by Hon. John M. Peasants
last spring by about six votes. He
was also president at one time Of the
Southern Railroad company, He was
70 ypars old ~. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

Misses Thompson; Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Todd, Miss Stern, Of Philadelphia;
Rev, George r. Trull, Miss. Mary Trump,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Vandegrit, Mrs.
Louisa Vancs. the Rev. }. L. Vallandig-
ham Of New ark
Mrs. Jacob r. Weldin Of PHILADELPHIA; I;
Mrs. Mary Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. A d.
Warner, Irving Warner, Miss Mary P.
Warner, DR.. and Mrs. j. P. Wales, the
Misses Wales.
E. Wales, Jr. Joseph Vale, Martin E.
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Ward, Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Ward. Miss Blanche Wal-
ker. The Rev. S. B. Wylle Of New Castle;
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. J, Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. W, p. Webb,
Miss Webb.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

Tho Medical Council Of Delaware yes.
terday issued certificates to tho following,
allowing them to practice medicine on the
payment of the usual license;
Willard Eugene Smith, Clara NJ. Fer
gu:on and James Harvey Spruance OF
Whining on.
james Henry Chapman of Georgetown.
Walter Edward Cam OF Kirkwood.
John Benjamin Dorrickson OF Frank
ford.
Inglcs IIewish Of Philadelphia.
Edward Henry Hayman and Kendall
James Hooker Of Whitesville
DR., Ferguson is the only Homeopath
among those granted certificates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
rllny picnicS.

mo sunday SCHOOLS OF thu Grace NJ. E.,
st Puul's NJ. Il and Central Prosby'cr.
ian Cburch nro pic.ncing ut Brandywine
Springs today.
A,bu " Sunday SchcGl .avo mn excnr-
sion to National Pa k this morning. tax
lug large numlnr OF cxcu'siOni,t>
The West SIN lay S;looi sch ,lars on
icycd Thur,iay at the Ban lywinr
Springs twnh,tandng the threading
weather IL the ,n,,rning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

can Easy Mark is tho lates. prounc-
ton from tho facile pon OF II. A; Du
sSo,,cbet ,hs su hor Of "Mv Friend From
InGin' aud otnor successful plays. Its
nj. FIRST n; a;tcinpt in iting musical fares
comedies ana it is described u, q clever
piso. Of work. He has introduced several
en,i ely original and noyci up-to date
features. Tue company On sa-ed includes
,he fn,towing players: >BW0aess Marie
Voa I,,uvr, prina. Ionna soprano james
II, Kelly, Cnas a. Mason aud Ben =
Crin0ell. Tho managers are Messrs I. A.
Bu aud EIwal 1 Simmons. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
Funeral OF Hiss Pierce.

The funeral Of Miss Ruth T.. Pierce yes.
terlay was largely attended. Tho 1orai
offerings wore numerous and handsome.
Miss Pierce was general favorite and
Bethany Baptist Church postponed tho
excursion Of the Sunday school In order
that the school could at'cnd tho
funeral. Interment wns made at Mt.
Snlan, camatArV.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
1.35 1.5O 1888 2.4O

l.3o LOU l.SS z. ~
.sWhite Mountain" about Is per
cent. higher.
WATER COOLERS-Many sizes
and kinds closed out, but fair
stock yet and none but the bestleft.
IL gallon $1.00 coolers reduced to
73 cents; gallon ~. Is coolers, re-
duced to SITS.
GAS RANGES burners, station
cry oven and broiler and warming
shelf, were $500, now $500.
HAMMOCKS-FIne woven, COL
ored cotton, 13 feet long, with pill
low Csc.
NURSERY REFRIGERATORS.
A new one just made that is packed
solid to keep ice. Made with extra
care. Gives drinking water also,
$2.75 and $3.75
LINOLEUM-The 60 cent grade
at 80 cents per square yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
Midnw' q Pension ifiSreaSed

Col. John Wainwright has secured an
Increase OF pension for Christiana Larri-
son Of this city. widow Of George r..
Lnrriscn, late Co. CO. 4th II 'gt. Della
ware Infty $9 q month, from Oct. IS,
1898, She formerly received IS a month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

Dover, June 29-The Corporation Trust
Co, Of Delaware, today secured mr. iclei
of incorporation for the following: Tho
Green Hill Celne,er cry Co.. Of Delaware
City, Del; capital stock, 5000. The q.
H. Buck Decorative Co., Of New York,
capital stock. SbO. 600,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
RED HOT FROM THE GUN

Was the hall hat hit q. B. Sfcndman of
Newarh, Mich. in the Civil War; 1t
caused horrible Ulcers, that no treatment
helped for % years. Then Bucklens Ar
Mica Salve cured him. Cu:cs Cuts, Beusas,
Burns, Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin Erup-
tions Best Pilo cure on earth % cts. II
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Danfor,h,
druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

Tho trial of Captain Robert w. Cham
bers was postponed by the Police Comn.is-
sion last night nt his request As Com.
mis- ,ioner Hart is absent and will not re.
turn until the eighth Of tho month. SO the
trial will not take place until after that
date. Mr.. Hart being a butcher his pres
ence and knowledge will sist the Com
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30
WRECK ON lake ERIE
fhe Steamer Margaret Olwill Foun-
ders Of Lorain, O.
NINE PERSONS WERE DRowaED.
The Lost Include Captain Braun, His
wife and Son and q Lady Passenger.
Four Rescued: by Passing Vessels.
The Story of q Survivor. l%

The Lost Include Captain Braun, His
wife and Son and a Lady Passenger.
Four Rescued: by Passing Vessels.
| The Story OF a survivor.
Cleveland, June S0.-In the heavy
northeast gale Wednesday night the
steamer Margaret Olwill. laden with
stone, from Kelly's Island to Cleve-
land, foundered In Lake Erie on Lo-
rain. Nine persons were drowned.
Four members of the crew have been
picked up by passing steamers and
brought into port. The dead are:
Captain John c. Braun, Of Cleveland;
Lizzie Braun and Blanchard Braun.
wife and 9-year-old son of the cap
tain; Mrs. Cora A. Hitchcock. a pas
senger; William Doyle, fireman:
George Heffron. seaman; frank Hipp.
watchman; two seamen. names and
residences unknown. The others all
resided in Cleveland.
The rescued John Smith. first mate,
of Cleveland; Alexander McRae, chief
engineer; Luke Schinski, second en-
gineer; Duncan Coyle, seaman, all Of
Cleveland.
Smith, McRae and Schinski were
rescued by members Of the crew of the
steamer Sacramento and taken into
Lorain by the tug Cascade. Coyle was
picked up by the passenger steamer
State of Ohio and landed at Toledo
yesterday. From the reports Of the
survivors tho Olwill's cargo of stone
shifted while tho vessel was laboring
in the trough Of the sea. Shortly be-
fore she went down the rudder chains
parted. allowing her to fall off into
the trough. As the helpless craft rose
on top of a heavy sea the stone slid
to !eeward, and the steamer listed
heavily and sank to the bottom. The
rescued members of the crew were
found floating on the surface of Lake
Erie, clinging to the bits of wreck
age Their rescue was attended by
exhibitions Of extreme heroism. for
heavy sea was still running when
they were picked up. -
Coyle, the deck hand who was res
cued by the steamer State of Ohio and
taken to Toledo, says that they left
Kelley's Island at s o'clock Wednes.
day night. There was little or no
wind blowing and everything was IA
vorable for a pleasant run. At 3
o'clock the wind began to blow from
the northwest and the little boat, with
a thousand tons capacity, began to go
al lively clip. At 10 O'Clock the
gale commenced, and the wind blew at
the rate of so miles an hour. Sud-
denly the gale turned to the north
east.
Captain Braun found that the boat
was making little headway, and con-
cluded the only thing to 80 was to
turn back with the storm. According
to the story of Coyle it was 2 o'clock
when the captain gave the order to
turn about The vessel had turned half
way round. when the rudder chain
parted, and in an instant the boat
was at the mercy of the storm. She
was caught between two waves, and
as she was borne along on the tom
one of them she rolled oveIseth the
side. The cabins we're tsgBrn next
floated on the watars: "Sir Julian
Of the ship wsessshd after the confer
says ne sa!6ber, unless the Alaskan
ssnee' I'm to Washington earlier
dlLeT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-30

Jamo Morrison. Of Ogloto,. In tho Uni
ted States District CourS to-day pleaded
guilty 10 tho charge o. sinaing s0sp4.+ts
literature through the m,ils. SeAucnce
was suspended.