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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
|lDVICES FROM PHILIPPINES
zen, Wheaton's Entire Force Is
Marching Eastward.
1HE SMELLING or LlNGAYANA
san Jose Captured Wednesday
Week by Gen. Young.
n,. Insurgents Bave Made Another At
,,ct on saiinag, Firing Into the Town
,or Thrse Hours, hut Doing no Damage
An Anti mperialist Celebration.

Manila, Philippine Islands, Nov 10.
.-t;en. Whcaton's expedition arrived
AZ San Fabian Monday night, but the
mri was too high topermit the landing
| n the troots in small boats. On Tues
Say morning, the expedition APP
@ @upooched Lineayana, suburb of
bagnnan, which has sheltered
barbor. with dunes stretching from the
water to the town. The bennington,
Helena, Manila, Callao and Snmar
shelled the town and the beach for an
4 hour with the full strength Of their
batteries, but there was no response,
nor was there visible any signs OF life.
The troops we've landed in boats, five
steam launches each towing four boats.
When these approached the shore, and
,he troops began TO land, along line of
insurnents rose from the sand, and
nouretl heavy yoley over the heads
II the soldiers, following this with a
,apid fusilade. The insurgents were
excited. and fired high, few of their
bullets striking the boats. Two men,
however, were wounded. The com.
fsnias were formed, and ordered to lie
down IN the sand. They gave the in
sureepts few voleys, and then
charged, driving the enemy with a
rusb. The Filipinos had lain behind
the dunes during the bombardment,
the shells rloughing through the sand,
and doing them little. il any damage.
The gunboat Manila brought the news
that, when she left, Gen. Wheaton,
with his entire force of 2,7oO men, was
mmching eastward. leaving Dagupan.
The battleship Oregon, which had
been ordered from Hongkong TO Dagu-
pan, had not arr ived at the latter place
when the Manila sailed.
Gen. Young. with his cavalry, took
San Jose Wednesday. A small in
surgont force stationed there retreated.
The troops were ferried across the
river to Cabanatuan on a raft. During
the rassage, an accident occurred, by
(which private OF the Twenty second
Regiment was drowned.
Another attack has been made by
the insurgents on Balinag, the rebels
firing into the town for three hours,
but doing no damage.
The insurgents held a celebration nj
Tatlac, October Goth, in honor of the
Antilmrerialists. The demonstration
included procession, religious services
and speeches by Anginaldo and Other
officials.
The Indenenoia, in an editorial
tuIogizing W. J. Bryan, says: "Mr,
Bryan should be pictured in Filipino
history with equal glory with DIR.
Rial. Rial, Bryan and Aguinaldo
are the glorious trinity of our political
redemption. +"
Gen. Otis and the Spanish ant
British consuls have made arrange
ments in accordance with which the
British cruiser Peacock is to TAXI
10000 tations and clothing to the
Spanish prisoners in tine Alhay ant
Camarines provinces.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
NEEDLES IN HER BODY.
Peculiar Affection of Miss Hannah Rear
.iat, xuI,r, sanar,tIx raIr,f IfrnIln IrAlaIlII.

Peculiar A fiiction of M,s- Hannah Rear
don, Who Recentiy Game From IRELAND.
DIR. Swithin Chandler has removed
81 needles from the flesh Of Miss Hannah
Reurdon, aged 10 years, domestic in
the employ of Mrs. j. Nj. Mather of
No. 1921 Madison street. She is still
under the care of the doctor, who be-
lieves there are more needles in her
flesh.
The young girl is native of County
Kilkenny, Ireland, and until about two
months ago lived there. Her mother
died when she was very young and the
child was sent to a Catholic home.
While there she and other children fire.
quently played in the sewing room
and occasionally swallowed noedles, but
she has no recollection of swallowing
near SO many as have been removed
from her flesh. AS she was very young,
however, and remained at the institu-
tion some time, it is possible and very
probable that while at the institution.
not realizing the danger, she swallowed
all of the needles taken from her. Some
of the noodles extracted were as large
and strong as those used In sewing
CARPET.
Immediately after her arrival from
iTtlhIll tWU 1nOntHb hBO ShG oCOhi Ca
employment with her sister at Mrs.
Mather's residence. After she had been
at tho house week she complained of
u sore finger and went to the office OF
DIR. Chandler, who examined the finger
and extracted four needles therefrom.
Tho next day three whole needles and
two pieces were taken by the doctor
from tho Same finger. Several succeed
ing days she visited the physician and
| in few days 80 needles or parts oil
needles had been taken from the finger.
Subsequently,, needles made their ap-
pearanco at other places on her body
and were taken from her breast, thighs,
arms, back and abdomen. 3
DIR. Chandler considers the case
marvellous and is Unable to account fol
her being able to live with so many
needles in her body. He will probably
have his patient and the needles photo
| graphed and will place the matter
before the scientific world. The .Xrays
may be pressed into service to ascertain
whether there are any more needles il
the body and where they are. Ths
affliction has evidently stunted thu
girls growth, as she is only feet
inches tall and weighs only 80 pounds
The doctor is of the opinion that afte
all of the needles have been taken on
she will begin to develop.
The failure to detect the presence c
the needles before now is probably du
to the fact that heretofore she has no
had the exercise which would brint
them to the surface, and the houseworl
work gave her that exercise. She i
receiving the best of attention and will
probably pass through the ordeal with
out any serious CONSEQUENCES.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
ADvIoEs AHoUr GEN. roUAa.
Ae Is Supposed tn Have Reached Sai
Nicolas,

Nicolas.
vanilla, Philippine Islands, Nov. 49,
N zen s loung is supposed to have reach,
H. oah Nicholas, about 30 miles east of
GGaguhan, but his wagons are far behind.
,ao suL Hayes has captured Aguinaldo's
,suteNtaly ,sutNy and Major Coleman is in Car.
,sagian, with an escort of ITS Bolomen,
" ms way to the province of Neuva
,a5 'g'ya' The son of Gen, Llanderas
N.Y." suI ms tamily are pi isoners. Tho gen.
y, ois Tn,arely escaped. The correspondent
ihe Associated Press with Gen.
1"uig telegraphs from San Jose that
a.. sa'nGldo did not escape to the north
Saa. . Tie and his army, the correspon-
o,i N.Y.. aads, are surrounded. His last
Nv SsSefs TO the Filipino commander at
T Iah Jose were to hold San Jose and
'1Trtranglan at all costs.
,aas ne recent encounters were too one
sS0u s,s u 10 be called fights. The insurgents
Som u mnortaily afraid of the Americans,
vSeper Mss strong their position, They
aOa uaSe Tut a brief and feeble resistance,
u ,ai run when the terrible American
An teaches theii ears, whereupon the
ill., eticans pursue them and slay many.
s,a moral effect OF the news that 60, 00G
tio.o tiUon their way here has been unques-
%Wo.oy great. The insurgents are
JSuaeling more from disease than the
nsSv;ti!oans, owing to poor food, lack OF
lesni. leie'hes m and filthy hospitals, with the
amono t uiat there Is great mortality
sSl' Lawton has intercepted q tele'
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
sparrows Point oontract.

The Delaware Electric and Supply
Co. has received an important contract
from the Sparrows Point Shipblnlding
Co, the furnishing and placing OF
patent covering on the six boilers and
the steam pipes on the steamship J.
W. Chaplin, Recently built there. Twelve
men have been sent down to do the
work. The local finn has also furnished
$50 wooden pulleys to replace those
recently destroyed by fire at the plant
of T. Blumenthal Il Co., and also $50
horse power boiler for the Blumenthal
company.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
David nrown pcnd.

A telegram was received in this city
Monday morning announcing the death
of David Brown, a prominent local
musician, which occurred at Jefferson
Hospital in Philadelphia Monday morn
ing. Deceased came to this city several
years ago from Chambersburg, Pa,
where his relatives live He boarded
at Fourth and Poplar streets and was
employed by the p, W. d B. Railroad
Go. Ho was fine signer and mem
ber of st. Mary's choir, He was about
So years of age and had been under
treatment at the Jefferson Hospital for
several weeks. He was unmarried. His
remains may be taken to Chambers
burg.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
FRANKLIN Health society.

The certificate of the Franklin Health
Society, recently incoi roiated has been
filed at the recorder OF deeds Office. 1t
was Incorporated for the purpose of
organizing mutual beneficiary society
10 pay sick, accident and funeral bene-
fits to its members. The inoorporators
are: f. Harvey Smith, John B. Martin,
William E. Linton, Lewis E. Hartman
and Ben niamin W. Conner. Offices arc
to be opened here. The following off,
GERS have been elected: Mr.. Martin,
president; Mr.. Harman, treasurer, and
Mr.. Smith, secretary and general
manager.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16

Elkton, Md, Nov. 9.-The Board OF
Election Supervisors mot in EllSton
today and completed the official can
yass. Col John Walter Smith has IA
majority Of 5lS over Gov. Lowndes,
which, compared with the vote Of four
years ago, is Democratic gain of a23.
Herring, for comptleller, has 501 ma
jority over COMPTROLLER Goldsborongh,
aud Rayner has 453 majority over
Findlay for attorney-generdl. The
lowest man on the Democratic ticket
has l65 majority. John II. kimble.
for the House of Delegates, carried the
county by TAI majority. Evans, for
States attorney. has 246 majority ovei
Haines, Republican. The Prohibition
State ticket had SO votes. and the
county Prohibition ticket averaged 100
votes.
Early on election day Stephen Pluck
aud Jacob Scott Of Iron Hill, both past
their Goth year. came to Eikton unat.
tended and cast their votes. 1t was
Mr.. PlucK's list vote and Mr.. Scott's
roth. Both gentlemen have .Eeen iife-
long Democrats and we're both in
terested il the election of the Demo-
cratic ticket.
QUEER EXPERIENCE IN TALBOT.
Easton, Md, Nov. 8. According TO
the official election returns made today
Cayland MullilSin, Republican, for
States attorney, has 10 majority over
Charles S. Darlington, Democrat. All
the other Democratic candidates are
elected in Talbot. The discrepancy
between the official returns and the
figures gathered by the newspapers and
party committees occurred in the second
precinct of Chapel district, and when
this precinct was reached in the count
| today counsel for Mr.. Darlington filed
a protest, alleging that when the ballot
boy was brought in today by the Re
| publican return judges it was open,
| instead of being locked and sealed. The
protest will go with the returns to the
| Judges of the Circuit Court, whose
| function it is TO declare who is elected
| States attorney.
The return judges of the precinct in
| question say that when the polls were
closed the keys of that ballotbox could
not be found, and the election officers
separated without locking the box !;
that the Republican judge took charge
of the unlocked box and put it in his
wagon to take with him to his home
in the country; that he went to take
supper with the Democratic judge in
the town of Cordova, where the election
was held, hitching his horse in the
road and leaving the ballotbox iii the
| wagon, that while at supper the horse
ran away, UPSET the wagon. throw the
ballotbox out in the road, which caused
the seal to be broken, and that its
legal custodian took the box home with
him in this condition Tuesday nigh
and kept it until nearly noon today.
The matter caused consider able feeling.
The four return sheets and tally sheets
of the precinct eorresponded.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
metpoa,s, church Ex,en,,on.

The annual session of the Methodist
Episcopal General Committee of Church
Extension, held il Baltimore, closed
Saturday. 1t was decided to request
the General Conference, which meets
next May, to change the name of the
committee to the Church Extension
Conference. The Wilmington Confer
So, 500. The total grants, including
office rent and contingent fund,
amount to s3OS, GOO, which sum is
balanced by the aggregate assessments.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
s,l,I INV the Shcrim.

Sheriff Taylor sold three houses Of
the George Justis estate Friday to
BENJAMIN Nields, attorney. for 500 I;
house on Market, between Second and
Third, property Of the Miriam Land
and Improvement Co., to Joseph Rich
nrdsop. attorney, for $500; lot ON Shall
GLOSS avenue, cast Of jackson, property
Of Robert Anderson, to William M.
Byrne. attorney, for 1000.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
FIVE NEW Law sr0DEsTs.
Bar 90 mmittee ADMITS Two on Diploma
and Three on Examination.

and Three on ExamsDatton.
Saturday was coed day for prospec-
tive attorneys, for five young men were
admitted by the examining committee
of the New Castle county bar to be-
come law students They are Louis
DuHadway of Milton, admitted on
diploma Of Delaware College,. to study
under William s. Hillles Francis Byine,
admitted on diploma of Georgetown
University, Washington; Samuel lsen-
schmid, on examination registers with
Willard Salisbury; Reuben Satter-
thwaite, Jr. of Stanton, on examination,
to study under Mr.. Hilles, and John
Neary, on examination, registers with
ii. II. Ward. 55I
For admission to the bar two appli-
cants are to be examined next Thursday.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
a snaten I,sn,h.

While at work at tho Wilmington
Coal Gas Go. IS plant Sunday morning
Michael Lyman, an old employe, was
taken sick and placed in the patrol
wagon to be taken to the homeopathic
Hospital. While On the way he expired.
Coroner Vandever was notified and the
body was renewed to the morgue. DIR.
McColley will make post, mortem
examination 10 ascertain the' cause of
dnath.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
rnlxnrr ohurch, BranaYwlne.

The reopenihg of Calvary P. e.
Church. Brandywine hundred, took
place Sunday. Among those who
took part in the services were Bishop
Coleman, Archdeacon Hall, who has
been placed in charge of the church,
and o former rector, the Rev. S. X.
Hotel XII, Preparations were made for
holding regular services. The first will
be held on Sunday afternoon, Novem
ber 26th, at 3 O cock.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
Named In nouor of mrs. Dewey.

Twin babies of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
McCaiYrey of No. 206 North Fifty
eighth stieet, PhiIadelrhia, first saw
the light of day about 10 'clock last
Thursday morning, shortly after Ad-
miral Dewey and Mrs, Mildred Hazen
had been married in Washington, and
have been named in honor Of Mrs,
Dewey, one being named Mildred and
the other Hazen. Mr.. MoCalirey was
at ono time connected with the United
States Express Co. in this city and
Mrs. MoCaifley is Il daughter of Charles
KYLE of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

To accommodate those who nre purtinl to the
use OF atomizers IN applying liquds into the nasal
passages for catarrhal troubles, the proprietors
prepare Cream Balm In liquid form, which Will
Do known as Ely's Liquid cream Balm. Price
including the spraying tube is 10 cts. Druggists
or by mail. The liquid iorm enbpdies the me-
dicinal properties OF the solid preparation.
cream Balm is quickly absorbed by tho mem
brane and does not dry up the secretions but
changes them to natural and healthy character.
Ely brothers, Sc Warren ST., n. y.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
pos,omce Rohh,n.

While Frank Dixon of No. 1909 West
Fourth street was driving through
Avondale, Pa, about 6 O'Clock Fri.
day morning he saw several checks and
other papers lying in tho road aid
upon Investigation found that the
postoffce had been entered by burglars
and tho safe blown open and robbed of
money, stamps, checks, &C., worth
about $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
An AotnnI unn,ersation.

So Dr. N. has cured your sons cough'
Mrs. b? Skillful man.
No, madam; we gave mp his medicines
week ago They put Jonay to sleep, put
Ali indeed What brought the boy
round so sudden, then?
Hale's Honey of Horehonnd and Tar,
madam. One 80 cent bottle did the busl-
ness, while the Doctors bill for doing moth
ing was ten dollars.
Sold by all druggists everywhere Prices
25c, so cents and 81. The large size oeihS
the most economical,
Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one
mimi
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
A Young Woman Dragged by the Hair Into
Machine at Dover silk Weaving Mill.

n tOuhg WoMhh urHgEeu Dy the HIT Ibt0
n Machine at Dover silk Weaving Mill.
Dover, Nov. 11.-An accident that
came near u esulting in Il most horrible
death occurred here this morning at the
silk weaving mill on South State street.
Edna Voshell, aged Is years. while
working at one of the weaving ma
chimes got her hair caught on one Of the
rollers and was being dragged into the
machine. She shrieked loudly and
some of the mon employees rushed TO
her assistance and throwing off the
belt rescued her from her perildus
position. She swooned as soon as re-
leased and remained unconscious for
some time.
The affair so wrought up the other
employees as to render them unable to
work the rest of the morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
-. sc,,,,,,I, of Fnres.

A new schedule of fares has gone into
offect ON the West jersey e. Seashoree
railroad, which was recently purchased
by the Pennsylvania Railroad 90. The
w r.te one way between philadelphia
and Penn's Grove and Pennsville, IN 70
Guiding ferry at Philadelphia, is ao
cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
IT, o,..rvs tho rcI,ns, az the sun.

Chicago, H., Nov. Il. President
Harrer of the University OF Chicago
has been granted permission by the
board of trustees of the university to
undertake to raise So, 600, for the pur.
pose of sending an astronomical expedi-
tion to the Southern States, to observe
the total eclipse of the sun May 2Sth,
1900
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
,e, Taken OFF.

New Castle, Nov. 11.-'Clive Sudell,
aged IL years. son Of Chief Bookkeeper
Harold Sudell of the National Tube
Co. while playing with boys at tho
city. about / o clock Saturday morning,
fell into the pit and his left leg was SO
badly crushed that it was necessary to
amputate it near the hip.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
FooTBALE.
The Warren Team Defeated by villa Nova
by the Score OF to O-other Games.

The Warren Team Defeated by villa Nova
by the Score OF to O-other Games.
The Warren football team was de-
feated on the Union street grounds on
Saturday afternoon by the eleven from
Villa Nova College by the score of TO
0. The attendance was large and much
enthusiasm was manifested. The fea-
ture of the game, and the point which
resulted in the only score, was 105-
yard run by Half Back Kane of the
visiting eleven. He proved himself a
wonder and after his great performances
was llonized by the spectators. The
playing was good throughout. The
liEe-up:
ht.lI. NIaua IMa.ra.,-
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
Motner OF 81. d. Palmer peaa.

Ticket Agent Wilmer D.. Palmer of
the p, W. e. B. railroad at French
street station, received telegram yes.
terday notifying him of the death of
his mother, which occurred at an early
hour yesterday, at her home in Chester,
Pa. 1A
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
Mrs. susan mo,,u,1.n Dead.

Mrs. Susan McMullen, wife of Thomas
McMullen, died Sunday at her homo,
on New Castle avenue. aged 80 years.
Interment was made Tuesday at
Rosebank cemetery, Calvert, Nd
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
Su,t AGAINST Railway Go.

Earl Flanagan has brought suit
against the Wilmington & Now Castle
Electric Railway Go. in the Superior
S. Hiiles and William Michael Byrne.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
nur, ,vh,l, ooupl,nr cars.

While Wilbur s. Manneling of this
city, brakeman, was coupling cars
near Landenberg on Thursday he had
one of his hands badly mashed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
N,,v ,,,,s,,, e,,,,c,o,..

Washington, Nov. l3. The President
has appointed Jesse Ii. johnson of
Texas to be consul of the United States
at Coatioook, Canada.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
ELECTION IN CECIL COUNTY
A Democratic Sweep and Uni
form Heavy Gains.
TWO ANCIENT DEMOCRATS VOTE
Queer Experiences of a Ballot
box in Talbot. FL

It Was Rept DnIocRrd, Carried Around
Careiessiy. Thrown Out of Wagon and
Generally Misused-Upon These Facts a
Contest Is Based-The Democratic Victory
in Cecil.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16

"Adverslty nat,ereth no man." but the pains
sauarIilu and in its use he lnds cxts.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16
Warren.

l. Referee DIR. Fl. W. Bryan. Umpire
j. Il. Mullins. Linesmen-Duhig and
Keneally. Timekeeper lexander Hart.
Halves-20 minutes.
nIGH SCHOOL SCRUBS DEFEATED.
The High School scrub team went to
Newark and was defeated by the New
ark High School Alumni team by the
score of to 0. The line-up:
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16

A pearl-lke purity of color, closely re-
sempling the enchnntment of early twilight;
thus was her complexion made radiant by
Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1899-11-16

and MIR. Wolf of Delaware College was
umpire.
COLLEGE GAMES.
The Duquesne team of Pittsburg, Pa,
of which Herbert Rice of this city is
member, defeated the Knickerboeker
eleven at Pittshurg by the score Of AZ
to 0. Other important college games
resulted as follows: Princeton, 12;
Carlisle Indians,0; at Manhatten Field.
Columbia, 16; West Point, O; ut West
Point. Lafayette, G.; Cornell, 5; at
Ithaca. Harvard, IL; Dartmouth, o.;
ut Cambridge, Mass. Yale, AZ; Penn.
syiyania State College, 0 at New Haven.
Naval Cadets, 35; Trinity College, o.;
at Annapolis, Md. Wesleyan, l6; Holy
Gross, o; at Middletown, Conn. Penn
sylyania, IL; Michigan University, 10;
at Philadelphia. Brown, So; Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology, o.; at
Providence, r. l. Chicago, 76, North
western, o; at Chicago. Ill. Wisconsin.
%: Illinois, O; at Milwaukee. West
Point Cadets, co. team, 81; Stevens
Institute. 0; at West Point. Beoit, s.;
Minnesota, s.: at Minneapolis, MINI.
Now York University, 6; Rutgers, 3; at
New Brunswick, N. j. Williams, So;
Amherst, o.: at Wiliamstown, Mass.
Phillips Andover, IL; Phillips Exeter,
;at Exeter, n. II. Worcester Academy,
IL Yale Freshmen, .; at Worcester.
Iowa University, 16; Giinnell College,
o.; at Iowa City, Ia. Princeton Fresh
men, 12; ST. Johns Military School,
g.; at Syracuse, N. Y. Dickinson, il;
Gettysburg, 5; at Gettysburg, Pa.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-14
To All Concerned.

We, the undersigned, announce that at the close of December IS, 1899, we will retire from the management of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company and Arizona and South East ern Railroad Company, and will be suc- ceeded by Mir. Walter Douglas, who will have full charge of the affairs of both companies in Arizona.
 We heartily thank the employees of the above named companies for their faithful work during the many years that we have resided in Blsbee, and ask a continuance of their cooperation with Mir. Walter Douglas in advancing the interests of both companies.
 Our business relations are coming to an end, but our personal relations to both companies, and also to those who have been associated with us for many years, will remain unchanged.
 BEN WILLIAMS,
 ... .. LEWIS WILLIAMS.