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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01

New York, Oct. 90. Three prison
made desperate attempt to escs
from the Seventh District Prison
day. Keeper Hugh McGovern, 81 va
old, was murdered; Frank Emerson.
years old, under $1,000 bail for N
glary fell from second story wind
and was killed; George Wilson, so yeI
old, prisoner, foil from the secel
floor and was dangerously hurt. 4
Arthur Flanagan, 10 years old, I'M
So, 900 bail for burglary, escaped. Il
men sawed the prison bars.
With strips OF bedding, the rrisopl
had constructed a rope. Flanagan h
the fret man down. McGoverp. \
keeper, discovered the escape, 4,
shouted halt" Wilson and Emersa
colored, jumped at MoGoverr, q
shot at him. He staggered back, 4
without another cutlery dropped to \
floor dead. Then, the two burpl,
again ran for the window. wis
was half way down when the h
promised rope broke, and he fell to 1
courtyard. Emerson jumped or /
from the window, and was instant
killed. Wilson. lay groaning, scarce
ahle to crawl. The shot and other moi
attendant upon the escape arous
everybody in and about the pris,
Wilson was unable 20 make any \
sisiance. his legs being broken and
ternal injuries having been suslaiua
Cursing and inveighing against d
luck, he was taken in an ambulance
a hospital. 1t was said there that
had no chance to recover.
The three burglars were arrested IA
Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
STRIKERS RESUME WORK
Almost Gentral Resumption in Penn
Sylyanla Anthracite Coal Fields.
ONLY TWO ?. 4 R. MINES IDLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s
Reports Favorable.
SOME COLlIERIES WILL Be ABANDONED

Philadelphia, Pa, Dot 90, To-day
witnessed an almost general resump,
tion OF work 10 the anthracite coal
region, whore fur six weeks tho mine
workers therein employed have boon on
strike for an advance in wages, re
ducton in tho price OF powder aad. In
several districts, the abolition CT the
sliding scale OF wages In few in
stances, cullieries operated by indiyid-
nails and by companies have failed to
resume, hut in the main, Ii can be
safely said that haid coal Ia once more
being mined,
Tho PHILADELPHIA * Reading Coal
and Iron Co., which controls over 20
per cent Of the output OF the anthracite
region, and which Is the largest nperat
ing company In the hard-ooal Held, to-
day received word nom General Super
intendsnt Luther, at Pottsvilla, that 81
u the 30 collieries operated by that
company were working this morning.
This il the number that was in opera
tion Monday, September 18th, the first
day of tho strilte Following that date,
however, each succeeding day witnessed
the closing of additional eollieries until
all controlled by tho Reading company
were shut down. Tha two cullieries not
10 operation today are the West Shcn.
andosh aud tho Henry Clay The
former is in tho Schuylkill reg ion, and,
according to tho Reading officials, did
not resume because Of the construction
of now hreake. The Henry Clay. il
was stated, is idle because the abandon
msnt OF tina; mine IL contemplated.
| With the RESUMPTION of the Reading
Galleries, Il Is admitted by the com.
pany thar further opposition to the do
mands OF the mine workers is useless,
AID it IL the belief of the officials that
within few days those operators whC
have not yet aooeded to the demands
OF tho Scranton mine workers. conren
tion will have done 80,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
which operates nine collieries, alsC
received tavo,ble reports today, ON,
one OF It's mines failed to resume, th,
William Penn, in tho Schulykil
region. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Go, hss, since the first offer Of III al
framed from making any statement a
10 what con,sa IL would pursue; ant
when notices were posted by nthe
operators that the Scranton demand
would be granted, this company stit
!
ever, were given 80 understand tina
the company would make no fnrma
promises 20 them while they remaine,
on strike, hnt uron their returning +
woik the company would treat then
the same as any other operator. wi,hi
the rAss few days, General Manage
Williams assured the mon that hi
position would be taken, and his state
meat was accepteds hence ,odas's re
Sumption, With the men az III
William Penn eoliery, however, III
decision was reached thar, unless ii
notices we're posted promising the III
crease until April LIST, there would b
none who would report for work, IL
! believed that the men will return afte
President Mitchell Of the Unitei Mia
. Workers has assured them that ID
, Pennsylvania railroad will keep il
| faith,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
As TO THE HHTPPHsG posT.

Philadelphia ledger.
II Pennsylvania ever adopts the
whipping post as q means Of punish.
ment, let us hope the work will not be
done il the style that is used in Della
ware, where several criminals were
lashed on Saturday, in the presence Of
q large crowd OF spectators, including
a number of camera tiends." There
is little justice and less humanity in
this treatment. 1t takes away all the
self..espect man may have, sinks
him into the depths OF degradation
and Slmost, il not entirely, deprises
him of the opportunity 10 reform il
he is disposed to do 80. Tho Ledger
mas frequently expressed the opinion
that the whipping pest might be use.
full Institution for the punishment of
some classes of crime, especially for
wife beating, but it should be used in
q prcEes manner. The whipping
should he done in private, with only a
legal number Of witnesses. and not in a
manner which exposes the victim to the
yulgsr ieers Of the multitude.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
TRAGEDY CLOSE TO READING.

Reading, Pa. Oct. 80. The sequel
to the finding OF the tody of Mrs.
Charles a. keiTer tn public read
eight miles below Reading, early last
evening, shot 10 death, developed here
this morning, when the body of her
husband was found in coal schultz in
the lower section of the city. He had
successfully eluded the police during
the night. and killed himself early in
the morning.
Keller was . and his wife 81 years
old. He took her out driving dnily for
the past two weeks, and it is believed
that he intended killing her before, but
his courage failed him.
In his pockets, as found farewell
letter to his mother, iniwhich he babe
her good bye and said be was driven by
his Wits 10 commit the crime. and that
their married life had been very I'M
happy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
JOHN 0. HAWKINS SENTENCED.

Three Thousand Dollars Fine and Costs
and one Years hnprisonmcnt.
Special CurrpsrpndVteo Of Gazette AMI journal
Dover, Oct 20 Former Secretary OF
State John u, Hawkins was brought
into court this morning, TO have
sentence passed upon him,
Hawkins, ACCOM- panied by his at
torupy, Henry Ridgely, Jr,, took .
sent within tho Dor Of tho count
Chat juation Lore asked counsel II
anything were TO DO said before sentence
waa passed,
Hawkins asked permission to make
a statement. lilo asaed that ho DO
allowed TO withdraw his plea OF
guilty" and enter rlea Of mot
guilty. on tho ground that when he
entered hia ploa OF guilty ho did not
think he could make a proper defence,
but now no Thought he could.
Tho court conferred, and decided
that, ha having boon an attorney Al
law and thoroughly acquainted with
tho law IN such casos, they could not
grant his request, They said that ID
would be triiiing with Justice to allow
such thing,
Hawkins began to make further re.
marks, but tho court ANNOUNCED That
TINY had passed upon tho question and
desired 10 hear no further argument on
it,
Hawkins then requested that an OK.
oeption to the ruling refusing him per,
mission to change hia plca DO noted,
and thu court allowed thu exception 10
hn noted From this, IL Is supposed
that Hawkins intends to take the case
| to tho Supreme Court, The sentence
Of a majority of tho court was that
Hawkins pay n tlne Of 1900 aud he
imprisoned ono year also, ray the costs
of prosecution. Judge Grubh dissentcd,
stating that, owing to tho prominence
that Hawkins held before the bar OF
the court, he should have had a much
longer term Of imprisonment,
This was the decision Of majority
81 the court, Judge Grnhh, who dis
santed. said;
II wish TO say for mNsalf, Ms the
| reason for my dissenting, that, Ms John
| II, Hawkins has been y mamhor ni
this liar, sworn 70 fidelity toward the
court and his clicnts, ho occupied q
different relation TO tho pubic from d
man who II net . lawyer, for the reason
that tho public is necessarily dnpendeni
upon an honest aud honorable har,
Therefore think Ii necessary 70 meet
the exigencies Of tho oaso and for tn,
protection OF TIM public, that much
longer Imprisonment than that deoidet
upon by a majority of tho court shout
have been rlaced upon Mr., ilawsirs
This Is sa d not To question the sin
CERTIFY nor H. suilicieney of the resso,
Of my brother members VI tho court
IL Is SIMPLY matter of difference o
Judgment between us. They, for reasol
which they consider wise and proper
have decided upon term Of imprison
ment which has bean announced, and
rs tho Chief Justice stated that dis
senEei, felt il due TO myself to sa
that | am III tav,T OF longer aud no
a shVrter term OF Imprisonment, an
therefore have given my reasnus,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
SUBSTITUTION is SUSPICIOUS.

The attempt by dealer to sell bis
customer a substitute in place of the
article the buyer calls for at once places
that dealer under the ban OF suspicion.
The only reason why the buyer does not
invariably realize the suspiciousne5s
of substitution and promptly resent 1t,
Ia prot ably because in many cases the
money transaction involved is SO small
that 1t does not suggest. the motive for
fraud. Suppose jeweler advertises y
diamond at $4,000 He places 1t in mis-
window. A would-be buyer enters the
store and asks for this particular dia-
mond. But the jeweler says, : can
give you that diamond il you want It,
but here's another that's lust as good
MS the one advertised. " The buyers
suspicious would be aroused at once.
He would insist on the stone IN the
window and he'd keep an eye on 1t to
SEQ 1t wasn't changed. But 10 the case
Of fifty cent transaction 1t i different.
The buyer often accepts the substitute
which Is Offered rs lust az good as
widely advertised article, although
substitution IS just as suspicious 10 a
fifty cent transaction rs in one involv-
| ing fifty dollars.
Look at the question from another
point OF view. A sale OF stock Is ad.
yertssd. There are horses with pedi-
grees and records to be sold. Farmer
Brown attends the sale with the pur-
pose OF buying one of these good horses.
But the seller says to him, THAT horse
you want is q good horse, OF course,
but I've got another here that 10
Just as good which I'd like TO sell you. :"
"Has he Just as coed pedigree?"
'Well no, he hasn't any pedigree to
speak of. |"
"Has no any record?"
| "Well no, we never held a watch on
him that know of, but he's Just as
good as tho horse you want. -
Would Farmer Brown buy the lust
rs good" hmse? The question answers
itself. And yet this same farmer will
| allow himself 10 be swindled time and
again BY accepting lust as good"
articles in place of those he called for.
The article he called fer has, SO to
speak, pedigree aud q record 1t S
standard in the markets OF the world
Yet in place Of this standard article he
will accept substitute which nobody
knows anything about, an untritd, un.
proved article which has no record Of
value, and no proof of origin.
Let the buyer who is offered sub
stitute bear in mind shat substitution
is suspicious, ard that a substitute
always carries the eur marks OF swim
die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
Vow relenhnns scheme.


Cars on one of the suburban lines
st. Louis are being equipped w
telephones. The instrument is plass
in the rear of each car, the neealI
wire being corusctei permanen,,
through the wheels TO the rail, and
positive wire being fitted with sinli
device reese nhling q jointed fishii
pole, by which connection lie secpN
with private overhead wire paralf
ing the trolley. The value Of this 100
walton is ohTiousl Tho motorinan y
all times able TO communicate direcl
with the office, the sheds, Or the wTe'
ing crew, ss.oecssiou may demand
is intended later to connect this y
phone line with the public telep,ho0
service, ard 10 permit the use u
Instruments by passengers for q CO
sideration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
DELAWARE DOTS

john SlingN mas hoUgh. the s, l.
Sape farm. HeaS Harrington.
The john Craig fSrG, near Milfofi,
has been sold TO William pn,ton for
Sl.atM
Miss G. A. Eweos has bought the
Lssi Morse iaFy2, near larsi0g;o2, toE
s.. 90
William l. sjmpson has bought the
Caaphsll farm, 81 Slaughter bsaca,
tcr s, SOC
ms Wedding q SoseEs kscer>as ani
Miss Hattie NIEsa will taSa plaza a.
RsfdEes,lls November Slth,
Francis H. Register, ieEme.ly d
LewsS, is an iaGsssotens eAnai6sss
faz district judge in tie Sixth North
Dakota iistsies
Ca1is have sssa issued for tue wed
GirS .. FRED MoEtss o. GzG3sa, \, J.,
srSI Mss E2ls pieSetscH {. Gsaar@ =
towa, which will ysSs plScs Al GSISisE
Nars1hss SID
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the NilEa IaGsSr Cos ss-s1cs AcRCs1S
II sue ssd Sasacel Mnarsca, SsceSssCi
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
DYING MAN REFUSED TO
TELL WHO STABBED 4

New York, Oct. 20. - Barebeadr
coatless and with blood OH his sn
sleeves and hands, Henry Volz,
machinist, was stopped as he was III
ing through street On the East 81
early toby by a policeman. V,
said he had stat bed man in sao
near the bridge entrance. and /
policeman took him there to learn |
particulars.
In a drug store nearby, was fou
Michael Cassidy, a workman in AZ
stogs manulaotory, who was apparent
dying of two stab wounds. As VI
appeared. Cassidy extended bis bal
toward him and said: II have nothi
against you. wont make col
plant. Ibid this. man, Voz ST
your" asked the policeman.
mo, he did not" replied the dy
man, and nothing would induce him
alter his statement, although Vol
moved by Cassidy's generosity a
by grief at mis- own act. asserted Ii
he had done the stabbiug.
The affair, according to VOLTS stlt
ment, was the outcome Of the attsA
Of someone in a party OF acquaintaut
with whom he and Cassidy were did
ing to steal his money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
MOST OF THE ilAZLET0N
G0lLlsRlES ARE ACTIVE

Haslesan, Pa, Oct. ~ Operations
woSs RESUMED this morning al ina,
iosi;y Of the cellieries in tAs Ha1istnn
district, aud they will he Continued Ia
full bias; toE the Hext TIVE months,
The strike is still ~ at the mines Of
the Lehish & WilkeSharrs Ccal o.
located al Aucenrisi, AonsyhreoS and
Grssn McuTiAi0. One u the officials
Of the company said this morning. that
the company had informed the nen
tina! it woud abolish the sliding scale
and agree 81 ray the 10 per csa, ia
crsASs natit April lst> AMI il did HoT
snoH Why they refused % rosors. TIE
UiGs wcSSeFs say that they want .
wri,tea Susrsasss IN ;hts EesFecS
The oneiGa and nsssiagee erllississ
Of Ccse kSsS> s &C, sse also idle, Be.
Gauss u SoGse misunderstanding On ss.
count If the nsiiess vesssi ny tae eoa,.
parry, All hAnSS Eil probably be AZ
wSgS t21aosso~,
The eaky c;nss ca4lisEy that Ord not
resume $ she ere a; NilrssySlle. where
~ StsSnss<ss hare eSsa granted at all
Bet>ss The stSiSs bssAc. tsis coScraay
/ satSaSsneCi 10 aaAaGsoa this aairs, and
il seesss ;has the SAreas will he carried
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
FsSNSult PlRiGslGRS

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
PLOT TO ASSASSlNATE
PRESIDENT OF FRAN.
Scheme Was to BE Executed on the Oh
sion of His Visit to Lyons.

Scheme Was to BE Executed on the Oh
sion of His visit to Lyons.
Lyons, France, Oct. q. The NouVI
liste de Lyon says a plot to s7sassial
President Loubet has been discaVe,N
1t appears that a working eiectIiCi1
named Couturier, entered the elect
company's premises at Mines, steal
1850 francs. He was tracked 10 0raHa
near Lyons. where he was arrest
Documents found on his person
vealed, the paper says, an anarchists
spiracy to assassinate President LOa1
on his coming visit % Lyons 10 !
veil a monument erected to the n,eua
OF President Carnot. Couturier Is Y
to have committed the burglary
order TO obtain funds to carry out
project. He has, it is added, COMES
to the police. who are now tracking
accomplices and watching anarchist
order to prevent any attempt to ca
out the scheme.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01

The Rev. and Mrs W. L. S. Murray
have issued cards for the marriage Of
thei. daughter. Miss Bessie lanyier
Murray. 10 William Fowler Mettan, ON
Wednesday evening, November lsth, at
..Sl efe!oak in st. PauIs Methodist
Episcopal Church. A reception will
fe4loE fram $ until 10 o'clock a, the
Murray residence, No. SOi West Seventh
s5rssI. Mr.. and Mrs. Melton will he NJ
home Wednesday, evenings in December
a No 1904 Van Buren street IN,
Mssisn isaisertisins manager OF Every
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Premature Discharge OF II Revolver Results
In tho snrions injury OF Harvey DetelIn.

Premature Discharge OF n Revolver Results
In tho serious Injury of Harvey Beteile.
Harvey Betello, aged IL years, OF No.
i06 West Twenty fourth street, is in "a
serious condition ut tho Delaware Hes.
pital from the effects Of being auriden-
tally shot in the abdomen early Sunday
evening as a result of the premature
discharge of revolver iu the hands of
Nornan Larry, aged l3 years, Of M.
lie West Twenty third street, at the
latter's residence.
The boys wern alone in the house at
tho time and, thinking they heard bur
glars, each procured revolver and
began an Investigation, and while the
investigation was in progress Larry's
revolver was accidentally discharged,
with the result us stated abore. The
Phoenix ambulance was summoned and
Betelle was first taken home and after.
ward TO the hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
SHOT HIMSELF,
Martin Oyer Commits suicide Nelar His |
.-I. BnardlnEhomse In rhis City.

Martin Oyer Commits suicide Near His
BDardlnghouse In This City.
Martin Oyer, aged 6s years, formerly
Of Philadelphia, who for two weeks had
been boarding ut the Residence Of Mel.
ohior Braun. No. ITO North Adams
street, committed suicide about 10
O'Clock last Saturday night by shooting
hinself with "a oalibre revolver while
he was In an alloy near bis boarding
house. The body was cared for BY
Policeman Frank Kane and Andrew j..
Travis until the arrival Of Deputy Cor
uner Giles, who had it moved to thu
morgue, For about week deceased
was melancholy.
Emil II. oyer of No. 2a3 keign ave.
nue, Camden, n. j., son, was mott.
fled. neoensrd had two other sons lip.
ing in Philadelphia. oyer was cop.
persmith and worked for the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Cr., hot spent most Of
last week at his clearinghouse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01

]. Frsnk Biggs, trustee, Monday sold
the properties of the late John CHM in
the lower part Of New Castle county.
as follows; Two hundred aud forty.
three seses, 20 Frank Z. CHM, for
s., 700; one and ons.halt acres in
Townsend, to Emanuel Methouis, Epis.
eep1l Church, 800; one. fourth acre,
in Townsend, to the trustees of the
ToHussrd School, SO, tract OF ~ acres.
Joining townsend, TO j. p. MCINTYRE.
s.,QJo: farm of 40 acres, Ginn's
Corner, 10 William A, Scott, 81, 600: -
Seszs. bush and cripple land TO Jossph
u. Gussstotd, ssi0; making a total 81
SIS $40
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
rropersies sold.

Gibbons & Moore have sud the y !,
lowing properties; n. l0I West Seven
street, for Francis II. Hotfe'kef y
tnrney, to Jcha S. Stewart, for q, "
No, III East 1hiid street, for IisnI Il
Johustou. trustee, 10 joseph Szairsnss
for 1910; No. 1901 West SeFeu'
5 rect for the L~ibrandt & Mellow
Stove ca OF Philadelphia, to May
Rive, for S1il
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
DEFENCES FOR THE DELAWARE

Washington. Oct. 20 Tho impa
ant subject Of coast defence is cons
cred in the annual report of ]. N. VI
son, chief Of engineers, which =
issued today.
The APT topriation recommended
the Delaware River Is sI6I, 500, and
tine harbor Of refuge in Delaware
S93l. ON.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01

New Castle, Oct, 10 Preparations
are being made 70 hold an Immense
massmseting in the Opera House here
on FRIDAY evening, at which Prot.
Lyharger OF Philadelphia is TO be the
principal speaker The professor re,
cent, spoke in front of the postoIfce
here anu pleased many psrsons by his
manner clsarnesS OF speech and the
answers to macy questions in clear,
lucid way.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
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