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Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Mrs. Ziemer and daughter. Miss
Myrtle. treated number of the children
OF the Mission Sunday school with a
party at their home IN the White house
on Spruce street yesterday afternoon.
They were assisted by Mrs. Ira M. De
Long and Miss Martha Hankins. The
little ones enjoyed the affair hugely.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Hon. w. M. Chandler, the Dallas
lawyer who appeared at the Chautauqua
during the session. started on his return
home today. MIR. Cady, who represented
the Dallas News and Galveston News at
the summer school, also started for home.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

At ago this afternoon the report was
given out at M. D. Morrison's quarters
that he was dying. His brother, John
Morrison, was summoned to his bedside
at that time as was also Mr.. Miner, who
has had charge of his affairs. Mr.. Nor.
risons condition was somewhat improved
this morning, but he relapsed after noon
and the end is now expected at any
moment.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

The report of the climate and crop
bulletin of the weather bureau for this
county for the week ending August IS. is
as follows: Range drying up; weather
favorable for haying and harvesting; I'd
crop of alfalfa fair. but water supply not
sufficient to insure I'd crop; G genrral COM
plant of wild oats in wheat fields; corn
caring; oats and barley far but late.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

The death Of Frank Wies. young man
OF % who has been here for the benefit
OF his lungs, occurred this morning. The
remains will be embalmed by ]. G. IRE.
Else and shipped to East St. Louis for
|luteYment.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16
Fraitgrower's Aaost,sg.

The monthly meeting Of the Boulder
Fruit Growers association will be held
in the fruit house next Saturday. the 10Th
inst At 2 p. m. G. M. ANDERSON.
Secretary.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Mrs L n. Potter, who has been at.
tending The Chautauqua during the
sun m r season. left today for her home
in Chicago.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Lew Clark and Orville Clay returned
this morning from Steamb oat Springs
where they have been enjoying an out.
ing for a number of weeks.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

b. X. kibler clerk of the county court
and Petrrs Nelson. law graduate with
this years class are enjoying a weeks
outing in Middle Park. They will re-
turn next Monday.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

A party of visitors from Chicago and
other eastern points. guests at St.
Gertrude's academy. started in Trezise's
tally no for Nederland today for two
day outing.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16
sc Mems Shirts.

Not often you get the chance to buy
stylish. up to date shirts at such reduc.
tions from the regular price. Some have
two collars others have . pair Of cuffs
all are we'll made and perfect fitting.
They are mostly large sises-I6 I6H and
T.. They were priced at from 4sc 10 6oe.
Take your choice now for age
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Justice E. ]. Ingram has gone TO Carl
bou for several days to attend to the
mining interests of his father, The late
Moses Ingram.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Aparty of Chautauquans today enjoyed
a drive to South Boulder in a Trezise
tally ho and picnic in that picturesque
and beautiful spot.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Work is being pushed rapidly on the
new school house and there is some hope
that it may be finished in time for the
opening of school on September 4.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

George r. Viii mson received .ele-
gram from Denver this mc rning Al nounc.
ing the serious and almos, hopeless i'll.
II. IS of the child of his nit ce, Mrs. Rob.
ert E. Harris. He went over to Denver
in response to the summons,
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Mrs. Stingley. a former we'll known
resident of Boulder. is here from Denver
on visit with Mrs. Stecker and Mrs.
Brookfield.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Misses Alice and Lucy Henderson left
Boulder today for months stay. the
former going to Gothenburg. Neb. She
will then join the latter at Marshalltown,
Iowa.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16
A ss.siit Est., ,t.,.n.ot.

Abene6t entertainment will be given at
the Methodist church on Friday evening,
Aug. I8. for Mr.. Huntington. a college
student. Fine program. Admission.
IS cents. i6 3t
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

George X Williamson is breaking
ground back of the postoffice for one
story brick store room. f
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Mrs. H. Baker started this afternoon
for Glenwood Springs on a vis., for a
few days at that well known watering
place.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Mrs Arnold went up to Camp Brain
erd today for stay of several days with
the family of Col. Wesley T. Brainerd.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16
Specialist!

We use the word ntegenty and with full knowledge Of its
vaae ana meaning Lightly used but e
mere and now possesses money saving significance pay
you to take advantage of.
Just what these specials will be fully noted lower
DOWN Kindly read about themhey may Just what you
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Messrs. Monroe Crandall, Ben Brown
and others left for three weeks stay at
Springs, today.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Chas. S Candee, brother in law OF +.
B. Reed and an uncle of A. A. Reed, is
here on visit from Osceola, Iowa.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Mrs. S. N. Baker, who has been a
guest at the home of E. c. Lewis at
White Rock, left today for her home in
Chicago.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Jim Mallon who has been down fr m
North Park for couple of we Ks went
up TO Fort Collins Today,
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

LosT-Lady's silk umbrella. pear
handle. initials E. L. r. on band. Re
ward upon return to this Office. I6 II
Daily camera., 1899-08-16
ooc Women's Oxfords ooc

Are a little over stocked on Women's
Oxfords but this price will soon clean
them up. We make uniform price on
all the eI.@8. Si.s8 and 81 So kinds Of only
ooc per pair.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Dysr's Rssi K.tats Agency
Home property. farm properly or busi
ness opportunities. Investments Of al
characters. Camera block.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Mis-. Wood. Chautauqua attendant
this year, lett today tor Chicago.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16
Wash Skirts and Waists,

We have done big business in this
line this season. and as We always make
II rule TO carry nothing over. we have
concluded to turn loose the remainder
Of our stock Of these goods Al just halt
the former prices. These won', last long.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16
Mems Neckwear.

About four dosep mems Four inland
and Puff Ties. They are the regular soc
goods but not exactly the latest shape;
they are good patterns however and
good every day ties. take your choice Tor
only Isc,
Daily camera., 1899-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. F. w. Kohler is in Denver for a
few days stay.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Office: Room ?. Hayman Block, near P o
Residence: 1874 Walnut Street.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

Mems $ Summer Underwear
This is our loss. Got too many Of them.
Here are some quick moving prices
though. A few days should close out
these lots.
Mems Light and Medium Weight
Shirts the kind you always pay IS to 3scts.
for. only IS eents.
The kind you always pay IS to 50 cts
for. oaly IS cents.
Mems Light weight Tan or Notified
Underwear. the kidd you pay 50 to 6scts
for. only IS cents.
Daily camera., 1899-08-16

soc Children's Shoes soc
About 6 dozen pairs of Children's
Shoes that we're 88c to SI.I8 will be
pushed out At only soc pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
Another PostOffice Robbed.

The railroad station ct the Village Of
Markham. Del. county which also ssrves
az the express office and the post ofrl,e,
positions filled by John Smith a venerable
Citizen Of the town, was robbed OIL Friday
night by pair Of thieves whom the old
man entertained durlDg the day. Two
men put In their appearance In the after
noon and became very friendly with
Smith and bis wife who live In the station
disarmins all suspicion as to theri motive
In hanging around the p!aoe where they
had no bu ,iness. l.,
Tho station agent and postmas ter wen
to bed about nine o'clock Friday night,
taking ups airs tho railroad tickets, but
forgetting his hundred dollars worth Of
stamps which he mad laid In few days
ago -
When he came downstairs Saturday
morning he found that the lower story
Of the station had been rihed, tine stamps
stolen and tho letters In tho place opened
in tho search for money which the thieves
supposed they contained. Tho letters
were all over the floor.
From marks which the robbers left be.
hind them Smith has no doubt they were
the tramps he entertained that day. The
mon m"de raid In the pantry and ate q
hearty meal before leaving.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
WANTED 70
KILL WIFE.
But Wilmington Man, Fail
ed, Then Shot A Man
/ And Wounded Him.
sell.

In passion because HIS wife would not
return with him from Norrlstown to this
city, Joseph Julian drew pistol and be-
gan shooting Saturday night. First he
tried to kill Mrs. Julian; then be wounded
John Martini perhaps fatally, and then he
finally snapped the weapon at his son,
He was overpowered and locksd up.
Julian wont to Norristown several DAYS
ago to persuade his wife to leave her son
Tony, a cobber. with whom she lives and
come with him to Wilmington. The Ill.
mated couple quarrelsd and Julian put
hisrevolver to the woman's head. Just
as he pulled the trigger she duckeI, and
that saved her life.
The Noise brought In Martini, work.
man In Tony's shop. and the elder Julian
promptly turned upon him. A bullet
struck Martini In the abdomen, ard he
foil to the floor. Then Julian ran into
the yard, and was followed by his son
Tony, who Is little more than boy The
young fellow sprang at his father to wrest
the weapon away. The latter tried to
snoot, Dut the cartridge fRilod to explode,
In n moment the two wore on the ground
fighting like tigers
AS they struggled they worked their
way from the yard Into Barbados street.
near Main. Tho man was getting the
better Of the boy, when Archie Archer, a
clerk in nearby store. appeared and
seized the pistol
Tony begged hard for the revolver, sry-
Ing be would not hurt hi, father Il
Will only shoot him SO he can never again
hurt mothor and me-" said the boy, He
tried oEce before to kill mother when we
lived In PHILADELPHIA. -,
Archer however, held fast to tho pistol,
The elder Julian was captured by couple
Of civilians and marched to police head.
quarters He was committed to Jail BY
burgess Wainwright to await the r,snlt
OF Martinrs injuries. Martini WINS taken
to the Charity Hospital. His condition Is
very critical.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
NlUGeLED
CATTLE.
Detectives Say Pennsyl.
vania Farmesr Rushed
them Over the Del
aware Line.

A West Chester despatch to tho Phila.
Record says that detec Ives working in the
interest OF the State Department Of Ae-
rieultura have Dnde discoveries lately
/. which will lead to number Of arrests for
che smuggling Of cattle into Pennsylvania
from Virginia. via Maryland and Della
ware. thereby violating the law providing
for their examination. Sufficient evidence
10 In the bands Of tho State authorities to
warrent the apprehension of the ,inglead.
couple OF days.
Dr.. Leon ard Pearson, the State Veterin.
arsah has been Investigating the alleged
smuggling for come time, making fire.
great deal Of the Virginia Cattle have boon
shipped, and he is convinced that he Is ON
the owe of breaking tho practice up and
publishing the guilty parties.
The smugglers have been operating.it is
alleged. principally along the Delaware
and Maryland borders, in the sou bern end
OF the county,and the resumption Is that
the cattle are shipped from Virginia by
water to points in both Delaware and
Maryland, and then driven across the line.
BY this means. herds of cattle are annual
: " rushed into this section of Pennsylvania
without being subjected to tho examina-
ton provided for by law.
10 this smuggling of cattle into Chester
County is attributed the increase Of tuber-
culosis in this section, and 1t was to pre-
vent its spread that the State has enacted
laws and spends thousands of dollars each
years for inspectors to examine cattle be-
fore they arc permitted to come over its
borders
The struggled cattle hava been sold at
public sale at diverse POINTS throughout
this and adjoining counties, and in order
to clinch the evidence against the dealers,
detectives were employed who attended
the sales and made number Of purchases
Subsequent examinations showed that the
cattle were afflicted with tuberculosis, and
1t IL believed that majority of the cows
thus rushed into the State are infected
with disease.
The efforts of the State Board of Agri-
culture in fighting tuberculosis have boel
attended with great success, DR.. Pearson
being the authority for the statement that
she percentage of diseased cattle found in
infected herds examined has droppol from
"a to about TO-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
DROWNED AT ]
PENNSGR0VE.
Frank Gamble Finds
Watery Grave and
Thos. Farley has a
Narrow Escape.

Frank Gamble. of No. 4OS Union
street. was drowned on Saturday
night at Pennsgrove, N. j., and
Thomas Farley, a companion, had
narrow escape from being drown
ed, in his attempt to rescue Gam
BILE. On Saturday the Franklin
Outing Club went to Pennsgrove to
spend couple of days. Gamble
and Farley started in a small boat
to go to the grove about Ii. 80
o'clock.
AS the little boat neared Penns-
grove one of the oars became loos-
ened and started to float away.
Gamble grasped for the oar twice,
the second time losing his balance
and tumbling into the water as the
boat slightly careened. He pad
died about for an instant and then
yelled to Farley tor assistance.
Farley jumped overheard after his
companion, whom he grasped just
behind the shoulders. Gamble
turned on his rescuer, however, and
struggle for supremacy began,
while the boat drifted away on the
tide.
Gamble was a stout lad, while
Farley is of slight build. He is
good swimmer, however, while it
developes that Gamble could hardly
swim one stroke. When Gamble
turned on Farley, and embraced
him in vice-like hold, the latter
struggled to keep ahoat, but try as
he might, both went down. Slowly
they came to the surface again,
Farley says, and Gamble seemed
to realize what he was doing. lie
slightly Changed his position, al
lowing Farley to keep his head
above water.
a think l can swim to the boat.
Bunk, he said. "You strike out
and I'll follow With Gamble by
his side Farley headed for the boat,
but had not taken more than three
strokes when he heard a gurgling
yell OF Chunk, Bunk, " and turning
about he saw Gamble disappear
under the water. Early was too
exhausted, he said, from his strug-
gle, to dive for Gamble, and it was
with the greatest difficulty he made
his way to the boat. which vas fully
100 yards away. Meanwhile, dur
ing his first exciting experience, he
had yelled Justify for assistance,
but nobody heard his cries.
Farley returned to his club and
told them of their comrade $ death.
The body was recovered and
brought here last eveding.
Gamble $ mother is Frustrated by
grief and under the care of Dr..
Fahcy. Young Gamble was the
only support of his mother. His
father died last January and an
other member of the family died
last Sunday. Gamble was gen.
cral favorite with all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
DE-. Murray at Ocean CITY -s

Yesterday was great day for church
going people at Ocean City N. j.
The Methodist camp meeting, now in
progress arranged services covering the en-
tire day. A lovofeast In charge of Rev, G.,
Boswell of Philadelphia was held at O. 30.
Following this was preaching service In
the Auditorium, The speaker being Rev.
W. L. Murray d. ID. pastor of St. Paul's
Church Wilmington lie took his text
from Timothy Iii. IS: Great Is the mys-
try Of goiiiness."
Tho singing was in charge of Mr. Powell
fithian of Camden whose we'll rond cred
solos were appreciated.
Surf meeting in charge OF DR.. D. Bar
tine was held on the beach at $50 The
meeting was addressed by Dr. J. Graham
OF Philuda DIR. w. Lake of Ocean City
and Rev. w. Ludlow. of Philada,
Young peoples meeting was held at 7
p IN In the Temple. Kew. w. Ferguson
Of Philadelphia was in charge CT the meet
ing assisted by Jack Cook. Mr.. Powell
Fithian sang several selections.
Rev. c. Boswell was the 50 saker of the
evening. He took his text from ReyeIa.
ton iii. 20: Behold stand at the door
and knock" taking as his subject s.lhe
Divine Guest" g.
Evangelistio services were held at tho
close Of the preaching service and were
largely attended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
DEATHS.

GAMBLE--On August 10Th, 1879, Fra nix, son
Of the late Robert r., and Annie Gamble,
aged - years
the funeral from the residence of his mother,
l0S Union street, on. Tuesday afternoon at W
o'clock. Philadell hia papers please copy.
WILLING In this city, on August q, 1879,
Mrs. Jane Willing, widow OF Mark A. Will
ing, in his list year.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectiully invited to attend her funeral from
her latn residence, APO East Sixth street, on
Wednesday at $50 o'clock. lnterment at
Rivervicw cemetery. Seaford papers please
copy
ENGLE-In this city on August 90, 1890
Frank p. Engle aged z years.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc re-
the residence Of his parents No. 7OS Spruce
street on Wednesday afternoon August 2trd
at = o'clock. IuIerment private.
WENpELI.-AtM Mt. Pocono. OH August 18th
1899, Daniel Ludwig Wendell, ron Of Charles
Albert and Olivn Bower Wendell. aged 10
years and months.
rureral and intrrment private from tho
residence of y. l.. Bower, Jos Washn Z ton
street.
lRONFIELD-On August 10. 1870, Alfrel Iron.
field in his iSth year,
Relatives md friends Of the family also Bl ne
Rock Council, No, IS l.. o. X. &. and en- pl Dyes
OF tho Home Life Insurance Company Of
America are Respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence 1920 vandever
| Avenue Tuesday afternoon ~ ? o'clock. Servi-
| ceS in KnyswU,u Church. lnterment At River
view Cemetery. t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21

Register Crossan, sitting In Probate
Court this morning, heard au application
by 5. Rodmond Smith, for Miss Esther
Jefferis Of Bryn Mawr, Pa, and Martha
H, Torbert, OF this city, for revokcment
OF the order granting to Edward Green
Goals, Of this city, letters Of administra-
tion on the estate of:Charles J. Jefferis.
Mr.. Jeffsris died interstate In Toronto
Canada in May 1859 and his property was
divided between his wife and his sister
Ella B. Griffith, they being his only heirs.
Under the will Of Ella b, Griffith Miss
Jefferis, "A first cousin of the deceased. and
Miss Torbcrt are residuary heirs. hence
their application for the removal of Mr..
Cook as Administrator
They desire a party interested in the es-
tate, Martha L. Torbert, to become tho
administrative. Quite q lengthy argu-
ment for and against the application was
made, at the conclusion Of which the
court announced it would deliver IN opin-
ion Ii tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
Ethel b, is in town. She Is entered in
the Wawasnt Park races Wednesday.


The United States authorities will no.
sake hand in stnightening out Third St,
bridge troubles. The steamer Ulrica was
delayed yesterday and had to held pull
tn, bridge around Her hausers broke
and considerable delay resulted. Tina u.
RIGA, the motor and a colored man with
water all worked to turn the bridge Tn,
bridge and the whole arrangement is 1
nuisnnca
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21

Two-base bits, Clayton, Llley, 2; three
base hits Conner, SCannard; double plays,
Walker and Clayton. McGopiyle, Mulln
and McDanncll;s stolen bases, Conlin, Liley,
Conner, ?, tahey; struck out by Fahoy, 8;
by Conlin, | ; bases on balls by Fahey, 9;
by Conlin, 4. Time Of game, Las. Umpire.
Shultz.
Tho Brandywine club Is ashamed of its
umpire and the New Castle team has no
respect for him. His rank decisions oaus-
cd general dissatisfaction and Manager
Sterith Of the Brandywino club said he
would have removed tho objection able
umpire but he could not get him of the
diamond. The score:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
REGIMENTS
FILLED
Ten New Commands Com
pleted Within Thirty
Days After the
Order.

Within thirty days from the date Of the
Issue Of the order directing tho recruiting
Of ten volunteer regiments for the service.
1900 mon have been secured from up
wards Of hundred thousand who have
responded to the call. Every one Of the
ten regiments. the recruiting OF which
was ordered by the War Department on
July TO- was filed ty last Saturday night.
we are truly great and patriotic peo-
pie, and Pennsylvania is the greatest Of
them ALL" These were the words of Major
Cragie, the recruiting chief Of the Statos
of Pennsylvania, Now Jersey and Della
ware, as he leaned back In his chair in his
usual characteristic attitude when he
learned that the work the recruiting de-
partments had boon called upon to pei
form just month ago had been completed
in so short limo. Although the regiments
have not all been organized tho sufficient
number of men are in barracks or enroute
to mobilization posts to fill tho ten Iegi-
ments.
When tho general order was Issued
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
were assigned to fill the Twenty eighth
Regiment, organizing at Camp Meade.
Major Craigls filed 1t 80 rapidly that the
War Department asked his aid to the
States Of Texas and Arkansas, and the
Territory of Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory in filling tine Thirty third at Fort
Sam Houstin, Texas. In a few days
orders will be received for the recruiting
OF ton additional regiments authorized.
There arc lis entries for the Wawaset
Park races Wednesday and Thursday Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21

Sarah J. Gibersun died ut he Homeopa-
khic Hospital yesterday. Typhoid fevor
was the cause of her death, Deceased was
l4years of ago. Shs was visiting friends
IL this city when taken with the
disea @. Her funeral will take place on
Wednesday. Iutermeut will DO made at
Doyortown, Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
flotelf'cr Brandywine Springs

A $40 COO hotel will DO erected at Brandy
wine Springs next summer, Plans Of The
Structure nre now on the boards in Archi-
toct Sprirg5rs Office. Bids for the con-
Ssruciion of he buildi,fy Will b, asked for
next week,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
AutOmObiIist Clark at Boston.

Frank l. Clark, automobiles has reach
cd BoOton on hts return trip. having had
but ono accident and that was .caused by
strickipg a projecting water main In the
dark. Mr.. Clark's automobile Is q quad
ricycle, which may be converted Into tri-
cycle. Ho has ridden over 1000 miles on
his machine. Mr., Clark was iu Whining
ton several weeks 400.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
Few Idl, Men

Thore are fewer idle mon In this city to-
day than for years, another evidence OF
prosperity. A few months ago the streets
were alive with them. Evcry day they
stood around in groups, now everything is
changed and men walking about the
streets arc few aud far between, while al
nights there arc plenty, a,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-21
carlow Is q Salisbury Democrat,

State Senator II. II. Farlow hns written
letter to the President Of the State Sem
ate Charles II. Salmons in which he says
he is u Democrat and will vota for WILL
lard Salisbury for United States Senator
Mt the next LEGISLATURE.