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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-11
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-11

,,Issa1y Kdld6 NSlA tkiF5eIns and meA
,mptyinA tAaos eAntssnA Blankly ths
.ns5os slAssd q INTO AarcIsy's drawn
and almost hs0eAxd faos. "Oan you
think Of asythtsS We pssht 10 DOR he
asked, and In asklng Brooks VA far
better soldier than the man who, having
exhausted his own resources thought II
mira dig. to invite suggestions from his
tuniork tpua p,ys.rsn- .s.,..
"Just one, SIR. Sergeant McHugh
tells mo he once came out here hunting
with Captain Mullane. and that they
took light spring wagon right over
the range southeast Of Crookett's the
way Cramer went. It IL much longer
way round, but more open way. The
trail must lie some eight or ten miles
off here to the south or west Of south.
Could it be that the gang only started
from the place Of Cramer's ambuscade.
as though to 60 to the pass, and then
veered around again and covered that
trail, and for some reason have been
expecting the paymaster that way after
ail?'
Worn and weary as he was, Brooks
staggered to his feet at once, his face
going paler still. "By heaven. Bar
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NJ oTICE--I. BERNARD CARR, THE OWS
er and occupant Of the house situated
ct NJ u. chr Water and King streets in the
Second ward, in the city of Wilmington,
county of New Castle and State Of Delaware
In compliance with the requirement, OF the
acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
81 Sessions of the State of Delaware, in and
for New Castle county, on MONDAY, ille 9Th
day of Fob. A. d., ls99, being thu nnxt term OF
said court, for II license Tor said house as nj,
inn or tavern, for tho sale therein of intoyica-
ing liquors in less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and The follow
ing respectable citi7ensof said ward, MT least
IL of whom are substantial frecholders of
said ward, recommend the said application
wig:
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS, THE STATE
:. or nAc i. a. 4 lfE Tl lilE AIIEiii inE NE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS, THE STATE
- or DELAK AXE TO THE sHEitiFF OF
NEW CAST q COUNTY. GHEEltha:
Whereas, John III. Vnllcun
BY his petition 70 tbs u"gos
Of our Superior Z. Iri Mod in he
ONCE OF the PrOthonotacy OF said
Court In and for New Castle CoIIn
~. TOR the cause OF coinp'alot
&EEAl) therein alleged. las 'nade app!tca-
ton 10 our said Judges that d.
cree may be pronounced diSsolv-
ing tho marriage existing bet ween
Il 9 petitioner and Kate Vatican.
- We. therefore. communal vou.as your prcde-
cessor was comm anded. that you summon
Kate yallean, thst sho hs and appsnr
Oeroro the Judges of our SAID court NJ the
next tenn thereof TO be held al Wilmington
on Monday, the sixth day Of February
next. to answer The allegations Of the
said petitioner. John NJ. Yallean, NC.
eordiER to Tue nGt OF Assembly IN such cas- =
laade and provided and also to do und receive
what the court shall then and there consdes
concerning her II. this behalf as o the cuurr
shall seem meet and consistent with the prot
visions OF the said act OF Assembly.
And have you tiIon there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Charles II. orc. Fs-
Quirest Wilmington. tho twenty eighth day
Of November, A. -. eighteen hundred .,nd
ninety -eight Issued JanuaryH, iSeg.
VICTOR Is. WSUILEv.
Tltaw4w ProthoAoiary.
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A TrENTloN--rERsoN Ms DRSlRIN
"A druga and chemical, or wishing
ecr:ptiona or private receipt caretu
pounded WITH rure materials. slolld
drug store %. II. Il. BRlS.ta Y R3r.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold on the premises, on
- THURDAY, JANUARY 10th, at
ut 10 o'clock am.
The 2.story brick hUuse, l07 Monroe street con.
tanning rooms and bath, hot and cold wntnr
every thing complete and firstclass order, lot
l4x7l fest o inches. 10 be sold to settle up es-
tate Of the Iate Eliza a. land, deceased.
DAVID MCfIENRi, Executor
ja.12t liz West Second street.
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Tie Daily Republican ia
read by more people than any
other paper in Delaware ex-
cepting none.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-11
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

and Prostitution from Over
work or other causes.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific
No 90, in use over 40 years, the only
successful remedy.
Slpsr vial, or vials and large vial powder ,forS
kd by Druxrsts sent POSTPAID receipt of price,
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Will be- sold at Eighth and West streets, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 18th,
ate o'clock a m
Furniture, stoves and carpets. parlor and
chamber suits, including = loads Of goods,
seized for debt chatauqua oak desk, large
desks and office chair, also Webber piano,
in god or Ter, and many other articles.
jGlOn W. A. HUKlIsl,, Auc.
NkONEy 10 LOAN ON MORTGAGES IN
lH sums " suit LAMBFRTJ. FOULK
tttf tlp Market Street.
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Southern RaIiway-7.3j p. M. daily.
plcepsrs TO New Orleans, Memphis. Tam.
pa, Nashville. via Ashevills snh Hgs
Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.--1Gi9 D.: IN, callya
Macon: 1888 night daily, sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, BIZ p.
m, daily, dining car. and sleepcrs to I'm"
cinnati.
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YAKE NOTICE-AI.L PERSONS ARE
i hereby notified to trust no persons on my
account, as will nay no bills after this day
more. lanb-6tT
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COMMENT OF THE PARIS PRESS
Some Rejoicing Mt the Triumph of Truth
and Some Defence of tho Army.
.Sp,eaI Cable D,spach 10 TIE Srs

PARIS. June 3-Paul de Cassagnac's article
the handwriting experts in the Drcyfus court
named Bertillon." and will urge that the Intelll-
gence Department in future be withdrawn and
its offices committed to the police. The article
will express no regret at the cruel injustice.
but merely say that the Dreyfus affair is a
terrible lesson
NJ Jaures. in the Petite RepuJHQue. will say:
THE court was bolder than NJ. Ballot -Beaupre
1t tackles and destroys the secret doss!er. thus
demonstrating Dreyfus's innocence and the
guilt OF the man who engineered the 1894
trial. The courts decree not merely makes
necessary tho innocent Dreyfus and the heroic
Picquart. but also the condemnation OF Mer-
cier."
Henri Rochefort. in the Intransioeant. pours
out his gall upon ESterhazy. declaring disbe-
lief Of the truth OF his statement that he was
the author OF the bordereau.
NJ Desmoulins. in the Gdulois will express
his confidence that Dreyfus will be recon-
demned by the next court-martial. He
will also blame the court for inter-
pretng the silence OF Gems. Mcrcier and
Boisdeffre az evidence that the secret dossier
was shown TO the court-martial. Further
he will declare that the heads OF all OF the
Generals will be demanded and authority will
be destroyed. but the judicial conflict nears
its end and the social conflict begins. We shall
be found resolutc there on the armys side"
The Radical rejoces at the triumph oftruth
declaring that MERCER and Boisdeffre have
been nailed to the pilory. 1t confidently
awaits the verdict OF the new trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
HENDERSON IN tHICdGO.
Conference with Republican Leadcrs-His
Managers Say lie VIII win.

CHICAGO June 3.Thcre is now no doubt
that the western Congress delegations
will be practically a unit in favor of
ID. Il. Henderson OF Iowa for Speaker
of the House Of Representatives and
the Iownn is now considered Il certain winner.
Congressman Henderson arrived in Chicago to-
day to hold n conference with Republican lead
ers Interested in his candidacy. lie regis
tered at the Auditorium annex, where he
was visited by many friends. who congratu-
lated him ON the wonderful impetus his boom
has received within the last week. Congress-
man Bab"Ock uf Wisconsin also reached the
city this forenoon. and Senator Allison. who
with Congressman Babcorl IL conducting the
Henderson campaign. and Congressman
William Alden Smith Of Michigan arrived this
afternoon. These four held conference at
Col. Hendersons headquarters. Congress
man Smith gave the others the assur-
ance that the Michigan delegation would vote
solIdly for Henderson. With this assurance
the Henderson managers have no doubt that
he will be a winner.
Further than to express his appreciation Of
the action of the Illinois delegation. Col. Hen
derson declined to discuss the Spcakershp
contest. 1t was evident from his manner, how
ever. that bot h he and his friends are confident
Il Western man will win and that he will be the
choice Of the Republican, caucus.
hHopkinGs fer his withdrawal from the race"
solution Of the difficulty and leaves the
he was in tho field / avoided any attempt to
Interfere with his following il Illinois. !
do not care To give any figures al bout
the, Speak ership now. and don't
wish to he quoted. ! am. however
highly gratiiled at the action Of the Illinois
Congressman, and thin K am justified in say
ing that believe my chances for securing the
Speakership are splendid"
ms tod mt ~ Ia
race against his will. When he entered the
conference OF his Illinois colleagues at noon
yesterday he declared that there was no posi-
BILE chance OF his withdrawing; He believed it,
for he felt ertain that OF tho Congressman
present only Joseph G: Cannon Of Dan.
Vile favored his withdrawal. Instead Of
ton came to vote. a majority OF
his colleagues stood with Cannon and favored
Hopkinss immediate withdrawal and a decla-
ration for Henderson.
WAsHINGToN. June 3.-Representative Serene
+. Payne o! New York was in WashnRt on to-day
In conference with several members OF the
House regarding the sre akership canyass. Mr.
called on the President this afternoon with
Representatives Dalzell Of Pennsylvania and
Staala NJ Indiana
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HENRY q. HEIL MARRIED.
Welded to May +. Wood In Jersey City in
January, 1903.

The following marriage notice appeared In a
morning newspaper Of this city yesterday:
wEIL--wOoD.-on Jan. 90, 1923. in Jersey City.
May f. Woodto Henry Goodman We'll. st Louis
papers please copy.
II. G.. We'll is a stockbroker. with an ONCE at
81 New street. and n we-known member Of
the Atlantic Yacht Club. He lives in a bach
elor apartment house at 439 Fifth avenue. No
one there knew anything about the marriage
when Sun reporter called yesterday. Mr..
We'll it was said. had packed light satchel in
the morning and departed for cruise on boa rd
his yacht.
Mrs We'll IL said to have been an actress
About year ago she moved into an apartment
house at 1873 West Forty sixth street. where
she has been living since under the name Of
Mrs We'll. She left the house yesterday at
noon for the seashore. as she does every Sun
day." the janitor explained.
Before leaving Mrs. We'll said that she had
met Mr. We'll at the home OF common friends
about two wears ago. and that their acauaint-
anc. and subsequent love making very soon
led To- the m, mar pn which was REFORMED by
City. 1t was kept secret at tho request OF her
husband who, she said. feared the dispcasmre
ago. shc sqid. her husband 10 her that he had
told MI to his brother who had received tho
confidence with, anGor, and rebuk es, demand
once or stand the consequences.
She Intimated that her husband was In some
way flnancin'ly dependent on hls brother and
that he had found il necessary to leave her
about the beginning Of last week. Sho then
decided. she said. to Insert the marriage notice
to protect herself and to bring matters to a
August ]; We'll is MANUFACTURER OF ball
bearings wit an oniee az II Broadway. He
and his family moved to the country about a
year ago,
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HENDERSON GE7 TING THE EAST. roo.
Tho Massachusetts, and Maryland Delega-
lions Decide to support Him for Speaker.

BosToS. June IA meeting of the Republi-
can members Of the Massachusetts delegation
to the National House of Representatives was
held to-day to consider the Spcakership situa-
ton, The names OF all the candidates we're
considered and their merits discussed. Com
gresham Moody was the unanimous choice o.
tho delegation. hut after statement from Mr..
Moody and a full discussion OF tho situation it
was deemed incXpcdient that Massachusetts,
should present n candidate.
Then the other names proposed for nomina-
ton were carefully considered. 1t being agreed
that those present would act upon the views
OF the majority. A decided majority favored
the nomination OF Gen Henderson OF Iowa.
and accordingly it was agreed that the dele
CATION should support him. Mr. Mccall agreed
to this result by letter Mr.. Spraguc sent word
that II present he should vote for Mr.. sherman.
Mr.. Lawrence was absent
WASHINGTON. juno g. &c The Republican
members II the Maryland delegation in Con-
grcss met here to-day and decided to support
David Il. Henderson OF Iowa for Speaker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
CAUGHT IN A REVOLVING SHAFT.
Whirled $50 Revolutions In Thirty Seconds
and Lives to Tell His Experience.

BINGHAMToN. n. Y. June 3.-Frapk Newell.
an smnloyee at the Sidney Novelty Works had
an experience yesterday that nearly cost him
his lie. He was mendinR a belt and stood on
n ladder which leaned against q shaft that was
making $50 revolutions a minute. Tho lad
der slipped. throwing him against the pulley.
which cauRhtshis clothing and dragged him
leugthwise on to the shaft. His head pro-
Jected into an adjacent wheel and he was
whired with frightful velocity. his feet strik-
ing and tearing out the bridging overhead.
AS soon as possible the'machinery was stopped
and his body removed. He was thought to DO
dead and the Coroner was summoned. Sud
denly he spoke and his voice startled his fell
low employees 1t was found that though
badly bruised no bones were broken
Mr.. Newell is the first man ever caught on a
shaft who lived. to tell his experience. He
said he-realizad that death was near. but
grasped the shaft aud chung to it while whirled
about. The sensation at first was something
him to lose consciousness. When he re-
gained II his head was still Whirlng pnd no
$50 revolutions In thirty seconds He will
soon be able to attend to his work again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04

Croker VIII he There in August to Revise
the Tentative Slates.

The summer political headquarters OF Tam
many Hall this year will be at Saratoga. where
the leaders OF the party will combine the busi-
ness OF slate making with the pleasure OF horse
racing. Soon after Richard Cookers return to
this country in the latter part OF August he
will go to the Springs. and will examine the
tentative states for the fall campaign which
nro being made up now by the leaders who
have remained in the city. John +. Carroll
and Mayor Van Wyck will visit the resort, nei-
Their OF them W ishinR 70 transact any political
business at their seaside homes.
The Tamnany Society will meet on Monday
evening mt the Fourteenth street wigwam to
initiate new members. Among the political
workers who will become mem bers Of the soci-
city will be Senators Thomas +. Donnelly md
Timothy D. sullivan and Assem- Dlyman limo
thy 7. Sullivan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
MAzET COMMITTEES PROGRAMME
Immediate Punishment for COntumaciouH
WitnesseS-Disorder to lie SqueIchod.


Chairman Mnzet OF the Assembly Investi-
eating Committee. John Proctor Clarke and
Frank Moss had a conference yesterday morn
Ing to decide what action should be taken to
punish Immediately such witnesses as may DO
adJudged in contempt Of the committee. and
to prevent recurrence OF the disgraceful
scenes which occurred at the two sessions OF
tho committee last week. The course to be-
taken was decided upon and the mode OF pro-
ccdure may be made public tomorrow or
Tuesday. While THE Sun Is not permitted to
give tho details at this time. II NAV be stated
that order will be maintained at the sessions
Of the committee and contumacious witnesses
will he punished or certain city and county
officials vii be hold to account
II may hr stated also that tho committed
will not again lend itself In the investigation
OF tn" m"rit% Of personal Quarrels between DO
lic"mcn and LAWYERS Thel committee has no
power to proceed further against Henry c.
Henderson, Capt Prce's lawyer. and it Is very
doubtful II Price could DO adIudged in con
Mr.. Moss questions regarding the charge
which Prlcn made against Moss. Therefore.
that matter will lie dropped The SlOOOO
damage suits which Henderson has brought
against Mr.. Ma2"', Mr. Moss and Sergeant at
h Ams GTa%o arr at II Hs3u "Y" th
authority to order Henderson from III" room.
as La has the right to order any one from the
room who deturbs or interrupts the pro-
CcCdinR5.
in the rooms Of the New YorE board Of Trad"
Investigation OF the Tax Department will bo
continued.
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.iDDICKS DOES IT AGAIN.
Causes the Defeat of the Republicans In
Wilmington, Del.

WILMINGTON. Del. June .. Tho city cleo
ton to-day resulted in the election Of DR.. John
G.. Fahey, Democrat as Mayor. by more than
800 plurality There were five tickets In
the field. Regular Republican, Addicks
Republican, Democratic. Single Tax and
Prohibition. Considerable numbers Of Demo-
Gratis cut their candidate for Mayor and the
Addcks Republicans captured about LOO
votes. the Regulars vote being about 3.4OO.
The Democrats poed about $500 votes.
Henry {. Conrad. candidate for City Solicitor
on both Republican tickets. was elected. At
present th" Republicans are in control OF the
INK a vacancy caused by the death ~ a Democrat
who gave them one majority The Addlcks
people fought the Regular Republicans with
venom and made possible their defeat. The
City Council will stand eleven Democrats and
two Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
~ FAVOR OF EXPANSION,
The Trans Mississippi Conference at Wichita
Commends the Administration.

WICHITA. Kan. June 3.-The Trans Missis-
slppi Commercial Congress adjourned to-day
after adopting resolutions favoring expan-
sion and commencing the work OF the
army and navy in the Philippines and Cuba
Resolutions were also unanimously adopted
asking Congress to appropriate $4,000
900 for deep water improvements at
the mouth OF the Mississippi and at Houston.
Tex. urging the establishment OF u Cabinet
Department OF Miners and Mining, the con-
struCtion and control OF a Nicaraguan Canal by
tho Federal Government, free homes I'm Okla
homa. and the opening to settlement OF the N =
lion acres OF the kiowa and Comanche count J.
The registry OF delegates ran up to 4S4 mem
bers representing every State and Territory
west Of Mississippi. except North Dakota and
Idaho.
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LEXINGTON. Ky. June Sat 1890 O'Clock
this morning battalion OF the First Regiment.
Kentucky State Guard. under command OF Col.
Roger ID. Williams. lett on a special train for
Clay county to protect the court while trials
growing out Of the Baker Howard feud are in
men went with tho command. The train
arrived at London this afternoon, and from
there the troops will march to Manchester,
twenty-five miles distant. Court begins on
MOndnY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
Dynamite used to Check Fire. Prorre..

REPUBLIC. Wash. June 3,-The business part
OF This town Is a mass OF smoking ruins Prop
crty worth between $1,000 and $250.000 was
lost, The flre which started here this morn
buildings by dynamite on one side OF Main
street. while on the other side fire burned to O
cross street but did not get beyond.
The fire started by an explosion Of a gasoline
stove in tho Wegel building. where some men
were cooking breakfast. ltquickly spread un-
I'll two blocks were destroyed. Twenty eight
buildings were burned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
Celebrates Her Hundredth Birthday.

WArERTowN. Mass. June 3.-Mrs. Orpha
Hammond is 100 years old to-day. and Ia cele-
brating the event at the home OF her son, l.. +.
Hammond, 20 Parker street During the day
relatives and friends by the score called and
paid their respects to this most remarkable
woman. Mrs. hammond was born in Bridge
water on June 3, 100. Her health is exec,
lent. Sh" delights in receiving friends. and
was in excellent spirits to-day. She received
many gifts. but the floral tributes OF some Ot
her friends appeared TO please her more than
Iuyt hing else
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
THIRTY INDIANS DROWNED.

Canoes on tho Way to a Potlatch Collide
ON Lake of the Clouds.
SEATTLE. Wash. June IA telegram from
LaEgan, Alberta. announces the drowning OF
thirty Indians in collision between two war
canoes on the Lake OF the Clouds near the Ca
madam Pacific Railway line. The Indians were
coming to the spring, potlatch." aceremony
OF religious rites and the exchange OF pres
ents among tribesmen. which was to be held
near Laggan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
witnessed tho Will and Lost n Legacy.

The will OF Mrs Augusta Holm Newbett.
who died in Jersey City in the early part OF last
month. was fled for probate in Surrogate
IilliS'S office yesterday The will was drawn by
Justice of the Peace Edward Hayes. Mrs New
Uett desired 10 leave $1,000 to her husband
GustaNc. but Hayes ptrmitted him TO sign the
will as a witness, and that cut him on entirely
us under the law u witness Of a will cannot
be a beneficiary under II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
HiNK ACCOUNTANT MISSING.
John II. Henderson of Ottawa Charged
with RobbinE the Institution of 930, 900.

OTTAWA Ont. June 3,-John II. Henderson.
an accountant OF the Union Bank. has been
missing since Monday last, and 1t is charged
that by false entries he has robbed the bank Of
about $4,000
Henderson is the son Of the City Clerk OF
Ottawa. and is married, He has been in the
service OF the bank for over ten years 1t is
said that lie had specialized unsuccessfully
The bank authorities state that the shortage
will DO fully covered by the bank system OF
guarantee. so that the institution Will suffer
no loss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04

CLEVELAND. O.. June 3.-The leading candi-
date for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor is Congressman Lontz OF Columbus. who
has easily twice as many delegates as his most
formidable rival, Col. Kilbourne. Lentz and
Judge Nash. the Republican candidate. are law
partners. They have been associated in the
practice Of law for years