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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18
Deaths.


BUTLER-At Marshalion. Del, on October 18th,
1900 Annie NJ, wife OF ]. J. Butler. in her S7th
year.
CARROLL-On October 18th, 1900, Katherine f.
Carroll In her nlst year.
CRuMBLISH-In this city. on October 18th, 1900,
Hanna, relct of the late Hugh CrImblish.
DoYLE-At Hollyoak. on October 9th, 900,
Michael Doyle.
ELLIOTT--In this city. on October l4th, 1900,
William @. Elliott. aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, 6l5
French street Service ut Asbury NJ {. Church,
Thursday, October 18th, ut = o'clock. Interment
AT Mt. Salem cemetery.
LAFFERTI-on October 18th. at Kaolin, James
A. I.afcrty, son of Michael and Mary Lafferty,
aged 2s years.
LYNAM-At Newport, DEL on October 18th, 1900
Thomas J. Lyman, in his 10th year.
HALLoRAN--In this city, on October 18th. Ella
b., daughter OF Oliver and Susan Hallorsn.
MooNEY--ln this city, on October 18th, 1900
James Mooney, aged 80 years.
M0RRISoE--on October 10th, 1900, Thomas L.
Morrison, IN his STth year.
SCHMELZER-In this city on October 18th, 1900
Lizzie, daughter OF Alfred and Mary Schneider
aged 30 years.
WILSON.-In this city, on the l2tn inst, Ruth
Agnes Wilson.
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eminent would be better secured by

eminent would be better secured by
the larger amount. m.
Although it was understood Tues.
day afternoon that the accused would
probably be able to furnish $500 hail,
be had rot done SO when the new order
was male, and now that the bond has
heen doubled, it is hardly likely that
he can get bail. a4t
Very little Ia known about tho couple
aside from what has developed during
the past few days. Practically nothing
is known about their relatives, so far
as eau no asceriained, and it seems
rather mysterious that some of Their
relatives have not been here,
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Philadelphia Markets.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. l7.-Wheat steady; No.
Pennsylvania In EXPORT elevator, 74a7414c.: No
2 red spot In export elevator. 7SaT3l4c.
Corn steady; No. for local trade. isc.
Oats, steady; No. white clipped. 285Sc.; No. s
white do. 27a271S No. mixed do. 261Sa27c.
Bran. steady: winter in bulk, 675al7.50 spring
in sacks, el8.75a17.2&
Butter. hrm; fancy Western creamery, p Co.;
do prints. 25c.
Eggs nrrl; fresh nearby, 2oc.: do. Western,
20c,: do southwestern, l9c.: do. Southern. 1Sc.
Refined sugars. unchanged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18
GEN. WILSON VISITS Ii.
Press Dispatch by Special Wires.

AssuuIHIeu FTess DlspHlcH Uy SpeclHl WIres'
Pekin, China. Oct. Is, via Tientsin.
Oct. 16, and Shanghai, Oct II. There
is renewed activity among the Boxers
north of Pekin. The Imperial troops
claim that they caE suppress the
Boxers but the allies may send an ex-
petition against the rebels.
United States Minister Conger and
Gems. Chaffee and Wilson returned Lii
Hung Changes visit this afternoon.
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ILLEGAL REGISTRATION SUSPECTED.

AfHdavits Filed in Magistrate Kelley's
Court Concerning -Four Brandywine
Hundred Negroes.
Ailidayits have been filed in Magis-
trate kelley's court which aver that
the deponent, who is Democrat, be-
lieves that four negroes registered
illegally in Brandywine hundred. 1t is
also suspected that the SINE negroes
are registered in this city and an in
vestigation is being made, which may
result in arrests. 1t is said one man
registered in Brandywine hundred after
having resided there only about week.
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Miss Mabel Mccullough, formerly OF
this city. died in New York City on
Saturday and was buried at Woodlawn
cemetery, there, Tuesday.
The mother of Mrs. M. Louise GAIT
ney, wife of John A. Gatfney of No.
304 Broome street, died suddenly in
Brooklyn, N. y, Tuesday, ard Mrs.
Galfney, who was summoned by tele-
graph, went to her mothers bedside.
Death followed surgical operation.
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CERTIFICATES OF INCoRPORATIOY.


Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Oct. 16. The Bowling Green
Glyceripe Co. of Bowling Green, Ohio,
which has capital stock of SO, 200.
filed its certificate of incorporation
here today.
The Searchmont Motor Go. of Will
mington, which was incorporated here
last Friday with a capital stock of
50, 500, today increased its capital
stock to 81, 5000
Dover, Oct. 17.-The following COM
Eanies filed their certificates of inoor-
poration here yesterday after noon:
The Sovereign Remedy 90. of Will
mington; capital stock, S300,0
The lrigucis Go. of Columbus, o.,
to acquire hotels ;capitalf Stock, 500, 600.
The Altoona Fruit Produce Co. of
Bridgeviile, Del. capital stock, $4,000.
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Goods stolen From a Car.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal.
Dover, Oct. 16. When freight train
from Philadelphia arrived at Dover
yesterday afternoon, 1t was ascertained
that car containing underwear,
blankets and provisions belonging to
J. Thomas Lowe of Little Creek had
at sav.ral bunSred dollars stolen The
railroad officials made an investigation,
and learned that the theft was COM
mitted in the west yard, Wilmington.
The thief eyaded arrest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18

The annual mestirg of the Chester
County Telegraph and Telephone Co.
Was Was. held G at the r somPanys office in IN
present board reelected, Reports
sre the directors: Thomas Hopes, j.
Herbert Mullin, r. A. Walker, George
W. TAFT, d. II. Menough, W. A. p.
THOMPSON E. Fl. Dean, II. II. Gilky-
son, Richard 6. Park.
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NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
In Of the Farmers Association OF New Castle
County for the Recovery of Stolen Horses and
Mules will be held In the parlor OF the Fame
Hose Co.. on SATURDAY, october 2fth A. D. 1900.
at 10 O'Clock, II. III. Allmembersafe requested TO
be present as business of Importance will be
brought before the meeting. 4
CALVIN W. CRoSsAN,
oetI6 90 % 24253 Secretary and Treasurer.
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TO DECIDE OXY-HYDROGEN CASE.
Chancellor Nicholson Will Hand Dowr
Decision Next Tuesday.

Decision Next Tuesday.
Chancellor John r. Nicholson an
nounced yesterday that next Tuesday he
will give his decision in the case of
the Mayor and Council of Wilmington
VS.. the Oxy- Hydrogen Co. This is the
case which involves the question of the
right of the gas company to lay pipes
in the city of Wilmington.
The Chancellor held a session of
Court Of Chanoery yesterday. On bill Of
complaint of John Lewis, the Chan
celor granted rule on the Council of
Newark, returnable November 14th, to
show cause why accommodations of filth
and sewage now running on Lewis
land should not he stopped. Thomas
Davis represents Lewis.
Tho commissioners return of no par
tition of tine real estate of Robert A.
Cochran was presented, and j. Harvey
Whitemau was appointed trustee to
make sale.
james W. Denning was appointed
trustee for Mary Denning
In the case of Sarah A. Hollis rs.
William j. Fisher, ct al. argument
was set for November 18th. The COM
plainant seeks to have the defendants
restrained from interfering with a
right Of way in an alley running from
Eighth street between Market and
King. Anthony Higgins and Robert H.
Richards represent the complainant,
ard Henry O. Conrad is counsel for the
respondents.
Court adjourned until next Tuesday.
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aMarrtagfs.

DuBOIs-WILSoS-At lolS Park Place, septem-
september 10th. 1850 by the Rev. A. N. Keig-
WIN, D, D., Alexander Nj. Dubois and Amanda
NJ. Wilson. both OF Philadelphia Pa. Balti-
more and Washington papers please copy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18
NOTICE = TO THE HoNORABLF

NOTICE TO THE HQNORABLF
IN Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions OF tile
State OF Delaware, In and for New Castle county,
We, the undersigned irecholders and respectable
citizens of School districts Nos. .? and rs. Red
Lion hundred. county of New Castle and state q
Delaware. do hereby certify that Michael Multi
gan, the owner and occupant Of the store situ-
Rted at Delaware City, county and State afore-
said, and described in his application,
and who is an applicant for license
on MONDAY. the 10th day OF November, a. y.
1900 being the next term Of said court for the
sale of Intoxicating liquorsin quantities not less
than one, hall gallon therein, not to be drunk ON
the premises he being q licensed retailer OF goods,
wares and merchandise the aggregate cost value OF
his stock constantly kept on hand for sale Is NOT
less than Ave hundred dollars; he is man Of full
age, Of sobrety and good moral character; that
such sale OF intoxicating LIQUORS AT said place Is
necessary to accommodate the public; that he g
following respectable citizens of said school dis
tricts, at least six Of whom are substantial free
holders OF said School Districts, recommend the
said application, viz
Vim. Y. NesR 7. 7. Vail
]. Anes Collins, Isaac II, ubil,
Albert l. swan John Lang
Geo. W. Reybold, J: J. Messg,
Frank L. Davidson, Harry Rose,
Frank S. Bruner, =. o,Nsili
MICHAEL MULLlGAN.
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REPUBLICAN ROW IN SUSSEX
Republicans File Their Anti
AddiCkS County Ticket.
THE PARTY is split WIDE OPEN"
Democratic Fight in the Fourth
District.

An Attempt to Defeat william j. West, tho
Democratic Nominee for Representative
--Addiobs Republican Money said to be
Back OF It--May Lose the District TO the
Democrats. .HoY ..a
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BAIL FIXED AT $500
Barring Will Take Place in
Philadelphia. q

rs. Raymonde Released After United
hates District Attorney William NJ.
eyrne Had Announced That He Did Not
hare TO Press the Charge Against Her.
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Former postnaster-General Dead.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
Lexington, Va. Oct. II. Former
Postmaster General William L. Wilson
died suddenly this morning, at 10
O'Clock.
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Washington, Oct. 16.-Con6 rmation
has been received here of the execution
of Chang Yen Hoon, the former Chinese
minister to the United States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18

NOTICE., CALVIN T. sTIDHAM,

NJ OTlCE-l, CALVIN 4. SIlDHAM,
at Port Penn, In School district No. So
St. Georges hundred. county OF New
Castle, and State of Delaware. In compliance
with the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly, in such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writing, to
the Court OF General Sessions of the State Of Della
ware, in and for New Castle county, on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of November, A. d. 1900, being the
next term OF said court for license for said house
as an ian or tavern for the sale therein OF ntoxi
eating liquors, in less quantities than one quart
TO be drunk oil the premises. and the following
respectable citizens OF said school districts at least
six Of whom are substantial freGholders of said
school district recommend the said application,
viz. s.r. ia
Edwin S. Zacheis, William Fl, Rulon,
John II. iearsley, George Shelton,
Samuel Kcrshaw, George b. Collar
Howard Hanue Nathan Yearsley,
Charles Bender o. W. kerHhaw,
John A. Walker Albert kumpel
Frank Hickman, John NJ. Evans. .t
John Gam.
octl6-Sta CALVIN p sTIDHAM.
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NOTICE., HUGH TERRY, THE
IN tenant and occupant Of the house situated at
the northeast corner OF Eleventh and Thatcher
streets In the Ninth ward Of the city Of Whining
ton county Of New Castle and State OF Delaware,
in compliance with the requirements Of the acts
OF the General Assembly IN such cases made and
provided. do hereby give notice that shall apply
In writing to the Court Of General Sessions OF the
State OF Delaware, In and for New Castle county,
on MONDAY. the 10th day Of November, a. .. 1890.
being the next term OF said court for license for
said house. as an inn or tayern for the sale therein
OF Intoxicating liquors, In less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the fol
lowing respectable citizens OF said word Of least
twelve of whom are substantial freeholders OF
said ward recommend the said application, vtr:
James Connolly, Martin ReinholE,
George W. Griffith, Gottieb Stecher.
William Agster Eli 6. Grifith,
Henry WAhle Robert Mckelvey,
Thomas B. Davies John Ziegler,
Charles n. Ashley, Charles Barnes,
John Hancock, John Johnson
Christian Ploesser, EP. burke,
Henry Paris, John Griffith,
John Madden, George #. Hart.
James Lynn John J. Mahoney,
Francis Bradley, Charles Schoy,
Robert j. Colin, Michael Fremm,
Anton stelnle John Mihnoss.
ootl7-stl HUGH TERRY.
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government, and as ii. Ill. Ward, at
torney for the accused, announced that
he had nothing to offer for the defence
at that time, Commissioner Smith
stated that there was sufficient evidence
In warranting him to hold Raymonde
and he asked District Attorney By rne
what amount of bail he would suggest.
Mr.. Byrne thought $1,000 would be the
proper amount. but as Mr.. Ward i'm
sisted upon $500 the bail was reduced
to that Mr.. Ward said his client
could not furnish $1,000, but he be.
lieved he could furnish $500 Com
missioner Smith accordingly reduced
the bail to $500 and ordered that the
prisoner be held for the next term of
the court for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania and expressed desire
that he be taken to that Jurisdiction
as soon as possible.
At times during the hearing Mrs.
Raymoude wept and conversed with
her husband, to whom she appeared to
be very much attached. Attorney H.
ii. Ward called attention to the fact
that his client is addicted to the use
of morphine, as a reason why the bail
should not be SO excessive as to re-
quire him to remain in jail while
awaiting trial. In case of conviction
Raymonde's alleged offence is punish
able by fine not exceeding $500 or 13
months Imprisonment, or both, at tho
discretion of the court.
In the United States District Court
yesterday morning. on the application
| of District Attorney William Michael
| Byrne, the bail of DIR. O. O. Ray
monde, who was held Tuesday on the
| nharUa Of iInnrDper lIss 0f the mnils.
Evening star., 1900-10-17
SUIT FOR NIL NOTION.
James =. Cullen Regards Party Wall
as Experimental.

Proceedings in equity for Injunction have
been Instituted in the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia by James f. Cul-
len, through Attorneys Barnard and John
son. against George r. Hamilton, Michael
J. Colbert and the Crawford Paving Iom-
pany. In the bill 1t is set forth that
an office building on 9TH street The walls
are Of cement, streng thened by steel rods
a new style Of construction, ana the first
building OF its kind attempted in this see
ton Of the country. The Crawford Paving
Company has charge OF the process. of con-
struCton.
1t Is explained that the rear end of the
building abuts the property Of the com
piainant, which is on the north half of lot
, IN square 4s3, and improved with two
trIek structures, one Of which IS at the
rear end Of the lot Immediately adjoining
the new office structure. The court is asked
10 en1oln the erection of The rear wall of
the onlce building on the ground that il Is
understood 10 be party wall, of kind
novel and experimental" and contains
windows facing the property Of the com
p4alnant, who rents rooms 10 boarders and
VINO alleges that the office windows will he
70 the detriment of his business.
ihe complainant further declares that the
erection of the rear cement wall Is also
IN violation Of the District buiidin, reguIa-
tons, and that the permit for the structure
includes clause 10 the effect that no party
walls in cement should he erected II is
contended by the complainant that the wall
IN controversy Is a party wall, because he
alleges, II extends several inches over the
line dividing his lot and that upoU which
the Office structure Is being erected. The
court Is further asked 10 compel the de-
PENDANTS 10 close certain windows in tne!r
building that overlook the property of the
c0mnlaiuant
Evening star., 1900-10-17
BRYAN IN NEW YORK
He Makes a Number Of Speeches
Upstate.
TaLKS MAINLY OF TIE TRUSTS
Has Good Audiences at Yonkers
and Iarrytown.
MADE AN EARLY START

SING SING n v. October Nv. j.
Efy4n made he first stop in his tour nf
'h,. state Of New York al Yonkcrs Al 9::'O
O'Clock, He was received by quite a throng
III people and very cordially greeted. The
stop was for only ten minutes, and when
tn train came to a standstill q; Youkera
= statiOn Mr.. Bryan was conducted to an
or.@u space back of the station. A truck
served for a speakers stand. The crowd
flied the entire area in this open square
aE1 covered an adjoining bridge. The tel
egraph polss swarmed with inemen hang
jrg from their straps from top to bot
tom. Mr.. Bryan spoke for only six { :
st.ycn minutes. and in this brief time pre-
scented tersely a. he could the issues Of
the campaign.
In accordance with his usual custom he
took up the subject Of trusts in the begin
niEG of his address and III strong terms
warned his hearers against all private mo-
nopolies, The trusts he sad. could at
any time close down any OF he factories
under their control and were constantly do
ing 50, and thus throwing their employees
Hut Of work all over the country.
Under Obligations to Trusts.
BAD as was this state OF affairs. Mr..
Bryan declared that the republican party
was under so many obligations to the trusts
and its fortunes were bound up with
theirs that no leader OF the party dared
raj se his voice against them. On the con-
trary, he asserted. the republican party
standing idly by allowing the trusts to
rob the people while II was devOting itself
largely to collecting campaign funds from
the combinations. Mr.. Bryan said that If
any one supposed that the masses Of the
people did not have an apprehension Of this
condition OF affairs he was mistaken. The
poor man, he said. is coming to the demo-
cratic party because h wants a chance in
the race for life. He believed in equal
rights to all and special privileges to none,
aud he found the democratic party in favor
IF that doctrine ana the republican party
opposed to it, The democratic party was
drawing the poor man because he did not
want to get his hands into other peoples
pDe hcts. lie simply wanted To keep other
peoples hands out Of is pockets.
Ar. BRYAN closed with a reference TO
uilitarism and Imperialism and with an
appeal 10 the American people TO let the
Fil Nin0S work out their own destiny.
hr Bryan spoke for fiye minutes from
the rear platform OF the Rambler TO
good crowd at TarTytown.
Evening star., 1900-10-17
BRYAN STARTS Up STATE.
He VIII Make Numerous Speeches in
New York.

NEW YORK. October I7.-Col. Wm. ].
Bryan breakfasted this morning with ex-
Cos. Stone. Representative Richardson and
Judge Cdrrow. and At $50 O'Clock the start
was maize for the Grand Central depot to
take train for upstate points
I'm in good shape" said Mr. Bryan.
Il understand I'm 10 have an easy time Of
il up the state and J can afford 10 feel
good"
He laughed al the joke. for the fact IS
that he i 10 make speeches at frequent
intervals Of the tour. He spoke about the
number Of persons who lost their haLs by
the big wind at the outside meetings last
night and he said the republican party
ought 20 compensate these people for the
loss.
THE hig republican wind from the west
CARRIED them away" h said.
MT. Bryan arrived at the Grand Central
station Al o'clock ard the train .eft al
9-E am, Before. h- train pulled out MIR.
Bryan said his reception here had been
most satisfactory IT, every detail.
owing 10 Tho early hour there was no
more than the usual stir about the station
Those who were ar9Uul lifted their hats
a. they passed and group OF men down
The rack cheered.
ir. BryaH'S private car Rambler was
attached 70 special train Mr. Bryan
said goodbye 10 few persons and passed
Into his car. He appeared later on the
rear platform. quite crowd mad gathered
a he train pulled out the crowd cheered.
he fIrsl stop was al Ycnkers.
Before leaving the Hoffman House this
1arnirg Mr.. Bryan turned 70 State COM
rltttee!uan Campbell and asked:
DO you think the republicans rightly
gauge the Significance Of last nights
demons IRA tiun2
Several persons prt sent answered in The
negative,
Tine meeting carried with It," added Mr..
Bryan, ITS own story. ii was the largest
demonstration | have ever Witnessed any
Were On any occasion. The enthusiasm
appeared 10 b. sincere ana al all the meet
iugs " .aSt night my auditors appeared TO
le IN rapport. | an perfectly satisfied
Vice Presidential Candidate Stevenson
vas ~ and about the corridors Of the
HOFFMAN House at q O'Clock his morning.
Chairman Campbell Of the democratic state
cHUlittee ana James X. Mcclure Of the
state executive committee and National
Committeeman Richardson met Mr.. Steven
son at breakfast.
Evening star., 1900-10-17
Mnrriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Nhite-Frauk @, Radelfiuger and Blanche
l. Peterson; Frank S. kimplon and Mar
celia I. Nolan; Arthur G. Nichols ana Tliz-
aheth III. Hollaud Robert +. Wright. ir.
and Elizabeth c. Sanderson; Francis de c.
sullivan Of New York city and Louise IL
Bryan Of this city; William Bradford Of
Elkins. ". Va, and Ada Glover of Wfer's
Cave. Va; John ID. W Williams and Elton
T. Perry: Earle r. Swetland and Mabel F.
Merrill: Wilbur Lee Smith and Mabel E.
Cox; James NJ. RisSler and Annetta IA.
Walker; Quirof Harlan and Emma b.
Payne. Emmett II. Hutcheson and Moiiie
\. Bowers, both of Caroline county Va
Elmer II, Robey and Bessie p Howser:
Harvey ID. Martz and Bertha NJ Fraiey
both of Frederick, Md; John w Rodgers
and Anna NJ. Biggs; Augusta g. Omwake
or Waynesboro, Pa. and Lulu NJ Tat of
this city. Walter 7. Gordon OF this city
and Eva A. Railey of Leonardtown Md :.
John Mott and Mamie Speake
Colored-Robert w. s Thomas of Char
iotte, n C.. and Mamie Il. PEBBLES of this
city: Frank j. Porter and Martha A. Hum
ter: Bennett Cook of Westmoreland county
Va. and Emma Washington of this city;
John Tfnsley and olena Robinson: Turner
ID. Smith of this city and Minnie Scott of
Chicago, ILL.,; Harry Fox and Annie King:
w. Alexander Coleman and NJ Loretta
Gross: William Grady and Melvina John
son: John ii. Brown and Mary Garter:
Irving Lewis of this city and Lille Lewis
Of Halls Hill, Va