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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

A box Of clothing is to be sent ny
the mis- sionary society Of Central pres-
byterian Church to tastor In Michi.
aau who has u circuit covering 40
miles On October 18th tho women OF
tbs church are VI 81 end the hay Pt the
4 residence Of Me, Walter, D. Bush TO
make arrangements rpr ,nippint the
box, wi4irh win To Iaohh', O. October
23d.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Detective MONEY! went to Trenton,
N. j., Tuesday with the hope of bring
ing John Burns and Washington Brown
to Delaware to tell what they know
about the larceny of wire from the
Delaware City trolley road and sundry
articles from Edward S. Gam at Angus.
tine Park He succeeded in getting
Brown, but Gov. Voorhees, refused to
honor the papers for Burns, as he had
not been Unidentified rs one Of the mer
! seen about Augustine Park. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Will the Republican factions, having
united upon one State ticket, unite
upon single party emblemH And if
they do, will it be the star of the
Unions or the eagle Of the Regularsg
Perhaps they will continue the use of
both, in order to provide for those Ad-
dicks Republican and Anti-Addioks
Republican legislative candidates in
Kent and Sussex counties.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04
CERTIFICATES CFINooRPoRATIoN

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Sept. 27,-Tbe Columbia
Portland Cement %. Of Cleveland. o.,
which has capital stock Of $3.50, 600,
fled its certificate of incorporation
here yesterday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

s. e. Tarbutton has received from
Building inspector Cassidy q permit
for the erection OF one-stofy building
at No. 902 French street, at cost OF
1915.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

Dover, Sept. a7.-The Eureka Non
corrosive Metal Go. Of New York,
which has capital stock OF $500, 900,
fled its certificate of incorporation
here today,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-04

committee. The cause was the erection
II pal ticular kind Of fence by Mr..
Mahonry, to which the other members
objec cd, claiming that IL was not the
right eiud and waa rot substantial. Wy
Mr.. Toman said 'ho pest thing to do
wru d tie to appel ew acting oom-
nittee., He cbis !, % Mr.. Mahonry,
ne he stated, saki.g upon himself the
right 10 order an inferior fenCe simply
because 10 Was slightly cheaper and
would need to be replaced 10 few
years.
Mr.. Mahoney said: 81 ordered the
fencing and it 10 going to 60 up there
or some place else. "
Mr.. Toman stated that he would
never sign the order to pay for tho,
fenoo aud that the first man who should
do 80 he would have arrested.
Tho committee was not discontinued
but Messrs Borie and Dalby were
added to 1t.
Bills amounting to sas7.es were
ordered paid. .tt \,
The ommittee on public buildings
was instructed TO havo the dials Of the
town clock in the towor Of Emmanuel
1 p. e. Church painted when the tower
Is painted.
The debt OF the trustees to the New
Castle Water Works Co. will he settled
today by the payment OF the $500 note.
The New Castle branch Of tho
Needlework Guild held its preliminary
meeting, yesterday afternoon, at thu
home Of the president, Mrs. John j..
Black. The secretary, Miss Elizabeth
Black, reported tho receipt OF 3il
, garments sinco Oct. ber, 1893. They
|, bave bpen disposed OF US follows: 2:s3
! distributed TO the needy OF this city
90 to the Girls Industrial School IL to
: the Sarah White Homo Of Wilmington
40 to the Boys Protectorate, Delaware
\ City; 60 to the Galveston sufferers.
: Mrs. A. NJ. Hizar, Miss Julia Nivsn,
q Miss Anna Rodney, Miss Moliie
Deakyne we're appointed an executive
!. Eonmmitiee for the ensuing yrar.
|. Wednesday afternoon, October 18th, al
: s o'clock, public meeting OF the guile
!. will be held 10 the Library building
Nj Hugh Smith was bitten in two pla. g
n on his left leg, yesterday, by Frederick
y Klingmeyer's dog Tho wound wa
. cauterized at Ferris pharmacy.
y While going to the postotiice, yester
i day, Miss Maria Rogers received
a severe fall by stepping upon piece o
:. banana peel.
u William b. Mccoy, Jr., motormaI
n on the trolley line, lost gum coa
"a from a car, Monday afternoon. TIL
y article was found near the high bridg
IA and taken to the powerhouse. Mr
- McCoy desires to thank the finder.
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New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
MUST CURB cRoKERs AMBITION

The Republicans of the xXIXth Assembly Dis
trlct he4d mass meeting in Fifty-eighth-st near
Lexington last evening which was characterized
by high degree of interest upon the part of the
audience 1t was presided over by General Anson
u. MeCook, who is TO be the marshal OF the bir
sound money parade. The speakers were Frank
Moss Senator Nathaniel A. Elsberg William r
Wilcox, the Republican candidate contestinr
against o, H. p. Belmont for election 10 Congress
from the XIIIth District: William Bruce Mann
ana ftal Bell. General McCook also spoke
Most OF the speakers confined themselves to brief
discussions or the issues raised by Bryan and a
presentation of the claims OF the Republican party
Tor retention in power and Mckinley for re-eleC.
sf+,, ion, MI Moss said that he did not believe in
nghtlnG on the defensive when there was such a
sword at hand for aggressive warfare as had been
presented 10 the Republican party ar Cooper Union
when Bryan openly linked hands with Croker md
Iammany in order 70 obtain the votes in Croker's
possession. " - '--S- =
, There are other issues presented to the Repu5-
Means or this city, he said. Those issues he de-
elared to be the political trust dominated by
Sroker and The spread OF the spirit which is repre-
ssnted by Croker, Tillman and Altged the spirit
that Is being openly employed by Bryan for the
acc aeeGmplishment Of mis- ambition 1t belonged 10
me voters or New York, Mr.. Moss said TO see that
y Mr SEokeT.s aniott9n 20 become National ngure
sents may not get beyond the confines OF this State
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
THE GREAT SOUND MONEY PARADE.
MERCHANTS IN BROADWAY TO BE ASKED
TO DECORATE-PREsIDENT MAY
REVIEW MARCHERS

The officers Of the Business Mems Republican and
Sound Money Association have decided to call upon
merchants IN Broadway south Of Fourseenth-st
TO display American flags in every block at the
time OF the great parade. the afternoon Of No
veInber 3. II has been decided by the Committee
on Invitations 10 invite President Mckinley and
all the members OF his Cabinet to review the parade
from q stand to be erected at Madison Square
Others 10 be invited review the parade are Gov
ernor Roosevelt T. b. Odell. jr.. Lieutenant Gov
ernor woodruff, Senator llaut. Senator Depew,
members OF the Executive Committee of the Re
publican National Committee, Ex-Governor Black
cN-Presdent BENJAMIN Harrison, Abram S Hewitt
Oscar ) Straus, Jonu q. Carlisle and Charles s.
F0irchlld.
More than one hundred firms in the china lamp
and glass Grade have orsa p.zed q sound money
association intending 70 take part in the big pa
TaGe. They expect TO turn out about one thousand
men.
The Merchant Tailors' Sound Money League is to
have a meeting at No. Gil Fifth-ave. at noon to-
morrow 70 make final arrsusements for par
tclpa lion In tho parade. r. Twyeffort is president
Of the league, j. y. Hickman is secretary and Mat
thew Rock is the treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
THINKS NEBRASKA is AGAINST BRYAN.
GENERAL vANDERvOORT on THE CANDr-
DATES SCHEME FOR a sENAToRsHIP.

Mckinley will win Nebraska by about five thou
sand' said General Paul Vandervoort of Lincoln
Nebr at Republican National headquarters yester-
day. General Vandervoort is fresh from the cam
paign battle ground in his State. and will work In
this State for the next fortnight Concerning the
situation in Nebraska he said
II must be remembered that Nebraska until 1898
was aiWays a Republican State. and the PopulIsts
VINO carried the State for Bryan voted the Eepub-
mean ticket before Bryan by y 600 IL VIC
did not have contest for United States Serator-
snip IN the State at this time would be safe i,
estimating Mcktnley's plurality at S0Bt0 AS II ts
there is desperate fight on TO control the Iegis.
Iatqre Bryan personal gang is moving heaven
ana earth to elect legislators. Mr. BRYAN has made
an agreement with Mr.. Hitchcock. Of The Omaha
World" who is candidate for the Senate thai he
tbryaiD VIII not be a candidate for the United
states Seuatorshtp. That agreement Is laughed az
by the politicians Of the State ~
II the Democrats elect a majority of the Tegis-
!ature the Bryan gang viii attempt to stampede
the caucus Tor him rs surely he Is a living ma
he will be defea ted for the Presidency and In orGar
70 keep above water he must 90 10 the United
states Senate, On the other hand, there are
dozen candidates on the Republican side ard their
numueE has tendency to detTact some from fLa
organization for Mckinley. 0'" '''S
Bat the Middle OF the Road Popullsts are putting
fear and rage into the hearts of The Nabra si[7
Democrats. They viii 1000 votes for thrjr
own 2EI ticket and these were Bryan votes in 1885
that Mckinley will win in Nebraska by about 50Si
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
THE ROOSEVELT RECEPTION.
PLANS FOR THE DEMONSTRATION ON
OCTOBER 26 - COUNTY COM
AuTTEE ADJOURNS.

Because of lack Of quorum the meeting Of
the Republican County Committee that was
called for last night at the Murray Hill Lyceum
was adjourned. In moving the adjournment
James w Perry explained that so many mem
bers of the committee were engaged in their
speaking or in acting in some official capacity at
the numerous mass meetings that were being
held in every part of the city that it was i'm
possible TO obtain a quorum. Mr. Perry SAID
that there were no fewer than hundred Re-
publican meetings scheduled FOR last night. He
regretted that 1t was not possible for the COM
mittee to proceed to business for the reason that
1t had been proposed to discuss various I'M
portant matters concerning the reception to be
given for Governor Roosevelt on October 20.
William Halpin, grand marshal OF the pa
rade, said yesterday that a meeting of leaders
OF the district groups would be held this after
noon and to morrow afternoon to discuss the
plan for the parade. Each day marks an in
crease in the enthusiasm that the contemplated
reception is arousing everywhere, and 1t is
thought that the number Of men who will he In
line will be unusually large The XXXIst Dis
trict alone will have two thousand men march
ing while the fourteen groups will contribute
altogether about fifty thousand people. The
Elizabeth. applied for places in the line. but the
privilege was refused for the reason that II is
desired TO make the celebration solely New
York affair The request from the Republicans
OF Staten Island that they be included IN the
parade was agreed to in consideration or the
fact that the Staten Islanders have cancelled a
meeting that they had arranged to hold on the
night Of the demonstration.
1t is likely that about six or eight overflow
meetings will be held in and around Madison
Square Garden. The stand at Twenty-tourth-
Bryan outdoor meeting, will be allowed to re-
main for the use Of the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
CANT FIND THE BRYAN MONEY.
NO TRACE OF THE $4,000 SAID TO HAVE
BEEN PLACED WITH BELL & CO.
ODDS AT TO l.

Wall Street made fruitess inquiries yesterday for
tho $4,000 which, according to several reports was
10 have been placed with Bell & Co. for betting on
Bryan Bell & co. made in the course Of the day
one bet of $500 on Bryan against $4,000 put up
on Mckinley by man whose name could not be
ascertained but member of the firm declined
atterward TO say whether or not any moro Bryan
money had been intrusted 10 them. NJ 3 Mend
nam. Qt the Stock Exchange, yesterday bet S22 $50
on Mckinley against S5,9oe put up on Bryan by j. j.
Judge, an outside broker. bet OF $4,000 on Nc
ktnlcy 10 $3.50 Bryan also repol led to have
been arranged in the Stock Exchange.
Ihe prevailing odds still to on the general
result although II Is said that as good terms as
. TO can be had by Bryan bettors. Betting on
the general result 10 light these days most of the
Wagers made being the result in doubtful States
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
ROCHESTER WELCOMES MR.. WOODRUFF
THE LIEUTENANT-G GOVERNOR DISCUSSES
TRUSTS AND ALSO THE BUYING
POWER OF FARM PRODUCE

Rochester n. Y. Oct. 1S.-LIeutenant- Governor
Woodruff spoke in this city this evening saying in
part:
on the issue of trusts need but turn To the
history Of the Democratic party to point out that
The nTSt law winch gave companies The risht 10
consoAqate, IN this State was PASSED by Demo
Governor. II will take but a short time for anV
one who doubts This statement to look up in some
law library the Laws of 1S99 and there in SecfiOn
10 OF the Business Corporation law. win be found
this boomerang, which, after 1t has described its
g2eentTc Circle returns straight at the head OF the
Democratic party. That section provides:
two or more corporations organized under the laws
Of this state for the purpose of carrying on any
kind OF business OF the a similar nature
may consolidate such corporations into single
coTpoTation. In Section 10 OF the same law such
corporations are authorized Ito enjoy the rights
corporations consolidated" - $50
In that law. passed by Democrats and signed by
Democratic Governor. there are no Restrictions
whatever and it was not until Republican Legis-
leture and a Republican Govc"no were placed
IN hower that restrictions were incorporated
in the law which prevented both foreign and
domestic business corporations from onsoIIdaf-
Ing ana influencing to their own advantages
the price to be paid for the necessaries of
life. The good work OF the Republican party in
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
FIRST VOTERS ENTHUSIASTIC

The First Presidential Voters Republican Club
had an enthusiastic and largely attended house
maIHH,s al their new quarters. No. $50 West Twen-
ty-third-st.. in the IXth Asser,bI,, rt.rt. -.
missI 81 rhese f yo1ng Republicans are right in the
they seem to like IT. Three hundred OF tbs1,, are
70 Cun out on the night CT the Rooseveit Tecen en-
eIos, enec{ed last night with Joseph McSweeney as
president and Harry r. Faulkner es sscrc,,r,-
Addresses were made by William HsIn,r roiSi
John a Grow, who voted for Bryan four Wears
publican candidate for Assemblyman 'i's Ne
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
CHINA AND GLASS TRADE IN LINE.

CHINA AND GLASS TRADE IN LINE.
One hundred and twenty firms In the china glass
and lamp trades have organized a Sound Money
Association in their line. They intend to send q
formidable contingent 70 swell the ranks of the
great merchants sound money parade on Satur-
day preceding Election Day. Not less than one
thousand men will be in line In that division. The
organization has elected the following officers: Lee
Kohns, OF L. SJraus & Sons, president and dele
gate to the Executive Committee of the Business
Mems Republican and Sound Money Association .
Frank p Abbot Of Gerard Defraisseix & Abbot
Vlce-presiuent. John J. Miller Of Maddox G Miller
treasurer and marshal of the division: George M
Jaques or The Crockery and Glass Journal !"
secretary. All the prominent houses in the line
have promised to take part.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
NEW SENATOR FROM VERnOYT.
WILLIAM p DILLINGHANI
TO SUCCEED JONATHAN ROSS.

Montpelier VT. Oct IS (SpeciaD.-wiliar p
Dillingham; was elected Senator to-day on the Sec
ond joint ballot, receiving Ice votes. Ninety-six
votes were cast for ". ". CroUt. six for Seneca
Hazleton, the Democratic candidate; FIVE for
Jonathan Ross, tho appointee of Governor Smith
and one for c. A. Prouty. After the ballot OF
yesterday Prouty withdrew. and the Democrats
were unable to keep their forces together so it be-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
A BRYAN AND oDELL" CLUB.

SOME LONGsHOREAIEN WHO ARE ApPAR.
ENTITY GOING TO SPLIT THEIR TICKETS.
a number of man who said they were longshore-
called yesterday Republican State Head
quarters and announced that they had organized a
Bryan and Odell Club" and wanted speakers Mr.
Gleason, of tho Committee on Speakers said all
speakers az his command spoke only for Mckinley
The committee finally accepted certain Speakers
who were assigned to them.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
SENATOR DEPEw's ITINERARY.

The Republican State Committee last night Az
nounced the following itinerary Tor Senator Depev
who leaves here By special train over the West
Shcre on Tuesday morning next campaign tour
through the State: Cornwall. 20 a. M; MARI
3TSoPSeugh' IL n|S; Milton. 1920 P. M; Highland
p. m: Ca{siHil 800 p M; Coxsackie. 4:20 ?. m:
ALBANY. 5;l5 D. m. and Cohoes, 5:45 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

this State was emulated by the Republican party
in the Nation. by the enactment of the Sherman
act the onIy Federal LEGISLATION against the evil Of
unjust combinations. and this was dead letter
under the Democratic Administration Of Grover
Cleveland
Among the other speakers were John F Beach.
of New-York. and j. sloat Fassett, OF Elrnira-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
BELMONT HAS PLENTY OF TROUBLES.
SAVAGE THINGS IN HIS PAPER USED
AGAINST HIM-wILLcox's CHANCES
BRIGHT.

The savage things which o. H. P. Belmont has
allowed to be published in ''The Verdict" Of which
he is president, causing him untold trouble
now that he is running for Congress In the XIIIth
District On the front page Of the paper mentioned
appears the name OF Mr.. Belmont as president and
for the last year his paper has to a great extent
reflected the views OF Richard Croker. Il has been
incessant in its attacks on all OF Mr. Croksr's
enemies, and these attacks have been gloated over
at the Democratic Club Now Mr.. Belmont's po-
ltical opponents are rakng up some Of the uslisst
and most significant OF the declarations in his
paper and using them in the district
No longer ago than September 2t last there ap-
peared in Mr.. Beiments paper the following edt-
tOrial paragraph:
Tell with the gold Standard 1t isn't type high
issue this year"
OF course this is dgnifed and pleasant reading
for all the Sound Money Democrats who have been
asked TO vote for Mr. Belmont on personal grounds
Here is little pleasantly that all the anti-im-
peGiaIists will read with enthusiasm:
What the ant-imperialists OF this city really
need is not 50 much third ticket as a nursing
bottle filed with that exhilarating life giving sap
known as Common Sense"
This hrothery advice to the friends OF Nr Schurz
and Mr.. Shepard given on July 9 last. On
July 3 of the Same month Mr.. Belmout's paper.
after its owners had. no doubt, looked all the
follows of the leaders Q; Tammany Hall:
rs, Iae party al LaTss IS now discovsrns what
Is one OF the great names OF the Nation
1nen TotioWS a Clustering attack David b., Hill
The friends of William r. WILCOX assert with
confidence that they have Mr.. Belmont beaten al
ready They figure il out as follows: Jefferson NJ.
Levy, Democrat, two years ago had about 60s0
plurality -Four years ago. however. Richard c
shannon. Republican, carried the district. his
Money bsacTfat Nr MADDEN reesvt 9a 2Sqna Tol
and Republican stump candidate received 41s. thus
giving a Sound Money majority % 2S0{ against the
Democratic candidate that year. This year Mr..
Levys friends are angry because he was left out in
the cold by Mr. Croker. There is no Sound Money
Democrat or independent Republican running. ana
Mr WillcoXs friends are jubilant his prospect
Of certain victory.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

came clear this morning that an election would
be made to-day and that Dillingham; wouId he
chosen. The Prouty men went over m Dui,rr.T,
as also the bulk OF the Ross men '7 nam
"A, "A large part OF the Democrats also turned to
GSHaHEere3 as ne rose and announced his vote for
D,ainghan. 80 also, were the others received with
applause as they swung over to the conins r0sn
til Grout Senator who could endure the Ssnop,
SLrauons no tonSer arose and called the D-esdir.-
orcer attention TO the breach OF decoruhm.
me electon OF Dultngham IS hailed as a victory
tor CLEAN politics, and gives great SatiSfactfo -
the bulk OF Vermonters jealous of the good fans S
OF thelr ate ana OF its traditional standing in fSa
Senate OF the United States. 1t IS clear that ~
large part OF the Grout following is about as well
PIedseu Win the result as the original DiIliDg
ham supporters The latters canvass has beer, %
urely 1ree from even the suspicion OF ouestjonabIo
methods or practices. 1t has been pushed WttS
EEE00r. put mas been kept on high plane Mr.
DilllnEham was presented to the iOint asSay,,hI,:
this afternoon and made speech Of acceptance,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
wilIiam P pinngham- ex-cinrarr,o. =. -.

William P. Dillingham; ex-Goyernor or I-a-,,o,,.
was born in Waterbury on December IL 1s43. He
had an academic education and studied Law being
admitted 10 practice in 1867. He was Secretary OF
civil ana Military Affairs of Vermont frOT tsT4
S7s s1 eqPes ea & OF the State Lesisature 1916
from 1852 to 1855 when he was elected fSovsr~os
or vermont; serving for two years He has bean
iSOO NN+SSAS ANdtlonal BANK since
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

Many thousands OF Republicans In the city
viii lose their votes IL they do NOT recIsfer
to-day tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
PROGRESS OF THE BATTLE
DEVELOPMENTS OF A DAY IN THP
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

The National campaign was prosecuted vizor
ously by both Republicans and Democrats YES.
terday. in ways highly characteristic of their
opposing principles. Governor Roosevelt com.
pleted his tour of Ohio. and then went 70 west
Virginia. where he made several addresses. urg.
ing the voters not to imperii the prosperity Of
the country by electing to the Presidency can.
didate who stards for dishonest dollar.
Mr.. Bryan left a trail OF class hatred and
neediessIy excited ervies all through the beauti.
full Mohawk Valley. IN this State. wherever hs
found men simple enough to believe him Start.
ing from Albany in the morning. he sowed SONS
seed Of narrow jealousy in every town Of i'm
portance in that region before nightfaTl. Most
of it fell on stony ground. In the evening h.
returned to Syracuse. and repeated it all again
Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff spoke in
Rochester
Leaders at Democratic headquarters seemed
to be really convinced that Bryan has fighting
chance after all. and they win make stronger
canvass than ever. with New-York State as the
principal battlefield. Ex-Governor W. J. Stons
issued a rosy prediction of the progress OF the
campaign In several States, and declared that
though he confidently expected to carry New
York State. yet he could elect Bryan without Il
Further plans were made for the splendid re-
ceptton which will be given to Governor RoOse-
welt on his return from the West October 26
IL is intended to make the affair a memorable
one. both IN attendance and enthusiasm.
Many friends of AsssmbyTnan Joseph L Green
were angry at Mr.. Croker for his turning down
OF Mr.. Green for the new City Court Judgeship
and 1t was said that this action would alienats
many Hebrew votes from Bryan.
The Republican County Committee met at the
Murray Hill Lyceum. but adjourned for lack OF
a quorum.
Mr.. Croker delivered himself OF an attack
upon Governor Roosevelt because he had been
informed that the Governor charged him and
other Democratic leaders with retaining counsel
to defend the Ice Trust
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

IL you have registered yourself for the
election. see TO Ii that your negIectfgI Re-
publican friends register To-day,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

Rochester n. Y. Oct. 1S.-Lieutenant- Governor
Woodruff spoke in this city this evening saying in