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For over 20 years, DIR. j. NEWTON
The Leading HATHAWAY has been the leading
ennnsoE;s8 specialist of this country. Hisprac-
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thatof other specialists combined His cures of all
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the medical profession and the people generally His
fame has spread into every town and every hamlet.
Those afflicted with all manner ofdiseases Lavesought
his services in order that they might be made whole
by the administering of his wonderful system of treat
ment. Wrecks of humanity have come to him for
consultation and medicines, who few months later
have returned to him in most vigorous health to give
him their thanks.
All diseases DR. Hathaway treats all diseases,
GA.,~ad those peculiar to men and those
SUtSus peculiar to women, as well as
CatarTh, Rheumatism, Kidney Complaints, Eczema,
and all forms of lingering and chronic disorders.
~K.. - DR.. Hathawag's success In the
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cautery is phenomenal. The
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LOW tation OF advice, either at his office or by
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~ ). NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. o.
DR.. Hathaway 81 Co..
a2H South Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Charles Austin Bates, the best known
and most successful advertising expert
in the country, says in his Short Talks
on Advertising"
The sun., 1900-09-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Oyster pea :hers are 1T work along the
De aware Lay shore.
Ths Septembl erm Of the Court OF
Chan ,ery opens today.
Ball bearings will be placed on the
Fame Ere Co. g engine.
Sarah B., vile of Francis $. Brad, y, is
ill at her home No. 100 Puiiman place.
The North Ind Outing Club are in
camp AZ Pennsgrove iuI two weeks
stay.
Theodore Scott, c ,lored, is locked Up
at the city hall ha 'sed with cruelty to
horse.
A summer nights festival will be held
at Ba 'arisn Park ton ght by tie Della
ware Saengerbund.
Oriental Court OF Winona Council, Jr.
o. u. A M will visit Oriental Council
OF Chester Oh Wednesday night.
Rev. DIR. w. L. $. Murray has been in.
yited to turn to ~. Pau's M. H.
Church {, r the III Stllc cutivs wear.
Mary Portlock was again arrested on
Saturday for dis rd-r', conduct, having
been ous of the city hall cells only .
day.
The Grand Lodge A F. A M of D~la
saie will hola its 9llh annual Commune
a,i,n liz Masonic Temple OH O-tobei
,.A 1.
The sun., 1900-09-10
RE-OPENING EXERCISES.
Superintendent Twitmyer Talks
to st. Paul's NJ. E. Sunday
School.
He Says he Has Come Here to Devote c
His Whole Heart and nergy
tothe Work of the Public
Schools--Improveme
Much Admired.

The ST. Paul's NJ. E. Sunday School
after being closed for the summer months
held their first session yesterday after
noon.
The attendance was very large for the
opening session, about 800 being present.
A special program was arraigned, num-
Der of solos were rendered by members
Of the Sunday school. Miss Sallie Smith
recited "a certain lawyer IN town." re.
atinr to the workings of q Sunday
school.
SAMUEL ii Baynard superintendent oi
the school introduced Prof. George w.
rwitmyer, recently elected by the Board
OF Education as superintendent of the
public schools OF Wilmington. Mr..
rwitmyer made an elaborate address re.
lating mostly to the work Of the Sunday
school Of v hich he is an active member
his topic being: The congeftion Of the
Young and the bringing Of them into the
church," He said it paid to come tc
Sunday school.
A few remari were made b., him con
| cerning the snperintendcy Of the public
schools. He said il WAS useless for hin
going into details, as have been here only
a short time. He would wait until reopi'
would be better acquainted With him
He said be vas coming here Wilh hii
whole heart and energy.
A number ut extensive improve ment
| mad been made to the Sunday schon
room and the scholars we're much pleaset
Hith its beautihed appearance.
The sun., 1900-09-10
PRtSIDEDT WALLACE
CONFERS WITH
STRIKING PUDDLERS
Re Fully Explained to the Com
mittee Representing Strikers
Why The Cut Was Made.
WAS AN HOURS CONFERENCE
While There Was No Immediate Re.
suit, the Conference Had a Ten
dency to Bring MIR. Wallace
Closer to His Men Which
May Terminate in Set
Element of Trouble.

ii. I. " allace president of the Dia-
mond State Steel Company held con-
ference Saturday evening with the COM
mittee representing the puddlers who
several weeks ago refused to work on ac-
count Of reduction which was made
in their wages.
The conference lasted for an hour or
so and every thing passed off in per-
fectly peaceful manner.
Although there was nothing dpfinately
done it had a tendency to bring Mr..
Wallace closer to his men which may
result in an early settlement of the ex-
listing trouble.
In speaking of the conference last
night to Il representative of The Sun,
Mr. Wallace said, THAT it was the fir {
chance which he has had to fully ex-
plain and show the puddlers why the
cut was made.
He said that after talking the matter
over with the committee he thinks that
they more fully understand the situation
now than they did before.
Mr. Wallace also said that he wished
to state that he was very grateful fol
the peaceful and gentemanly manner in
| which the men have acted since they
stonped work.
He stated that in most cases where
| such 4 large number Of men quit work
1T the same time there is generally
moro or less disturbance hut during the
/ present trouble not once have any OF
| the mon rcSolted to violence.
The sun., 1900-09-10
ONE CENT
ROUNDING Up oRooEs.
Three Are Caught and Identified
Through the BertiIion system.

Ogdensbure, n. u, Sept. 9-Through
the Bertillon prison record system the
Identification of three of a gang of aleg-
ed piekpockets who have been operating
on the excursion steamers and at the
summer resorts on the st. Lawrence riv-
er has Just been accomplished. The gang
who successfully operated at ST Lnw-
renee Park We're arrested at Brorkyille-
About 1900 and four sets of diamonds
were found on the person of one who
gave the name of H. f. Carter of Syra-
cuse. The provincial government Of
Canada was appealed to and sent iheir
chief detective to assist in identifying
the prisoners.
Attempts to photograph them wore un-
successful. The best of what were TAX m
were sent to New York, Boston and
Syracuse. Chicago and Montreal police
and Detective McClusky of New York
identified three of the prisoners as Jo-
seph Darlington. alias Darbo, No. S,06t
in New York rogues' gallery; George
Carr. alias Butch Collaghan. No.
1,1G5: Harry Hamilton, No. 2.912 aE
well known professional thieves. They
gave names of Joseph Dudley, George
McMulen and II. f. Carter respectively
The other prisoners are regarded as tools
and are unknown.
The sun., 1900-09-10
HOT TINE IN KENT
Exciting Contest Over Selection
Of Legislative Candidates.
Several Rupturcs Took place and
the war VIII be Carried Into
Confluence. Daily il the
Lead rnr Congress.

RGvN, Dtl., Seni. S.-The Democratic
rgmHrips III Kent county to-day were
.pEcandNil WJln flaI STRUGGLES took
place hetNeeu tlte delegations D select
legislative candidates. here iia fght mar
f1rRa down not only tn personal pre-
ferer"s fGl legislators, bur the contest
fat tttijcA States Senator between the
Surisbnly, Riggs and Kcnney men. On
p0sitiAn candidates were sprung up IN
several districts because the candidates
mentioned Were not for the men wltom
their opponents wanted to see sit in
the two vacant seats Of Delaware in
the United States Senate. There We're
several ruptures. and III Willow Grove
there WAS ITO election Of representative
for the Sixth Representative district and
consequently no election of convention
delegates. John G. Dill AMI Herman
Gondcn received thu same number of
votes for -Nssemblymen.
In KcntGn there was similar Stua-
tipn. and John Hutchinson will contest
the election if he is not selected liy the
district conferences.
There was also hot struggle among
the friends of the congressional dele
gates. Alexander NJ. Daily, the Dover
lawyer; Or. Il. w. Cooper of Camden,
! Robert II. Wilson of ST. Jones, and Jos.
Il. Holland of Milford. The delegates
will 50 into caucus with majority of
them fer Dalv. DR.. Cooper seems to
have the next largest.
The sun., 1900-09-10
TRANSFERS NOT RECLIvED.
Cost of Riding on New Castle Cars
Has Been Materially Increased.

Much indignation is expressed over the
raising of the cost Of riding on the cars
Of the Wilmington and New Castle
Railway Company.
Hereafter no exchanges fran cars on
the west side of town vii be accepted on
the New Castle road. The second fare
on the road is now taken up ut the
school house instead of at Eden Park.
This latter change is hard on work
ing people living in New Castle who
come to this city to ther work every
day. Some of them in nice weather got
off and on Mt Eden Park thus saving
one fare. Now they will be unable to
do this. If their work is ON the west
side of town they will have to walk to
the New Castle car or pay an extra
fare.
1t was reported last night that the
matter of the transfers being no longer
recognized was an attempt on the part
of the Wilmington Railway Company to
keep people from patronizing Riverside
Park near New Castle.
The sun., 1900-09-10
WHERE is ooRBETT2
The Pugilist Said to Have Mysterf-
0usly Disappeared.

OuSiy
New York, Sept. 9.--The World prints
a story in which it is alleged that James
j. Corbett. former champion pugilist, has
mysteriously left his home in this city,
His destination is not known. though ia
some quarters it is thought he sailed for
Europe on the Campania.
A representative of The World saw
Mrs. Corbett at her home and found her
very much excited. Mrs. Corhet is quot
ed as saving that her husband lad gone
to England to avoid the consequences
which would cnsue when the 1rlie story
If his tgin wirh Kid Niece aevame
NOVA. According to Mrs. Coiaet ~ ar
n.,rmcat had been made prey iei!s TO the
hit th&t Jim should allow Mccoy to
hin him, and Corhett put up A. ney on
,hat nsdlt. Half an hour b, re the
fight Jim refused to carry out his part Of
the contact and whipped Mccoy.
Mrs Corbett also said that size receSy-.
ed letter from Jim telling her that he
was going to sail for Europe. il is also
said that he left another note {. The SANG
purpogt for d. ]. Toby, one j his close
friends. The Campania sai ID at y
O'Clock, and the notes were no. delivered
until some hours later.
The sun., 1900-09-10
FORAKER REsIsTs OFFICER.
Ordered to Move On. the Sc atOr Re-
fused to Bulge.

Columbus, o., Sept, Ex-senator Fora
kcr hld an encounter with IL! 1if 'er az
the Union passenger station her whie
Le was waiting for The BIC -Four ain "a
take hjm to Cleveland on his " ] FROM
Youngstown. He MAS standiAs in
doorway leading to the gener wait ns
room when the officer ordered m rHth-
er unceremoniousiE ta move n. Ihe
senator replied that ae Wa going 10
stand there until his unin came in.
No yuu won't" said the oi leel, n oB
are blocking the doorway, apl an OK
drrcd 10 eep it clear
Il think will stay here. 1t is a pnlt!ie
place" replied the senator.
With that the officer grabbed Ii N, and
tug of war ensued, the senator proving
a rather lusty amt gonist for the ati er,
who was not veiy large. Seeing that he
was getting the worst Of it, the oil er
was about tc 'Sr his mace, When BENSON
Foraker, the senator's son,wha wAs lust
coming mp, intcrfercd and stopp, 4 the
contest. The officer had no idea that he
was struggling with the senior senator
from Ohio
The sun., 1900-09-10
oD, rIy,s.Cousin Censured.

u. b. Beidler, L. y Il. operator ut
Soudcrton station, was one Of the eni-
ployes ensured in the coronc : verdict
for the Hatfield wreck. He stys he
hlumeS tie sensational newspapers for
lis present position and that liz was not
permitted to state his ease clearly 10
the july and without any con ilsiye epi-
dencr the papers pitched into him as
though tile accident was due entirely to
his negligence. He expects 70 tell the
truth about the affair in open court and
expects to hr found hlameiesS when all
Of tie fact. are fairly considered. lie
is cousin Il Councilman Oherly OF this
city. lie vas on duty again yesterday.
The sun., 1900-09-10
II Mnrk Historic .nn,.

The + aware Society, Neae Che
American Revolution viii meet on Tues
day evening in the building Of the Della
ware Historical Building. Business OF
Importance with the national society will
H. transacted. The society will consider
ARRANGEMENTS for thr basket picM.e to
~ given under the auspices q the
'.Sans and nAn-lters" III Go s
Fr.iese, Saturday afternoon, Sarte r
%. when lii. spot where "0ia Gn' :"
was first mfrirlcd SeptcMtrf 2. LII.
will be marked.
The sun., 1900-09-10
w,,,es,,orre People Pleased.

a Wilkesbarre. Pa. Sept. 9.-The news
from indianapolis that the miners strike
mas been postponed was received with
favor here The business portion of the
Community particularly was much pleas
Sed with the change in affairs. Saturday
nieht it looked as though nothing could
l.a vert the strike and business was almost
IN n standsti!l The miners who favored
Sthe strike do not look with favor on. the
+ocs4nnr .r?cnt. Thrv "a" ttnrc has hnor
x &.spt;selr sae usAcn ppearentiHssia6 IL se'
The sun., 1900-09-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Ella McCntchen and Mrs. Emma
Worrilow are at Atlantic City.
City Solicitor Henry Conrad spent
Sunday at Atlantic Civ.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Sergeant hava re-
turned home from two months trur oi
Europe.
Miss Fannie Mahaffy, has returned
from a two weeks trip to Atlantic City
and Asblry Park.
The sun., 1900-09-10
Services at a Grove.

Hope Lodge. No. q l. Q. 0. T. and
Clayton Lodge No. A. X. Of L. held fun
eral services yesterday afternoon ut the
grave of ]. Wesley Canary, who was
buried in Riverview cemetery three
weeks ago. Deceased was so years of
age and had been employed by Yates
the Philadelphia clothier.
The sun., 1900-09-10
sp.ospering ii Baltimore.

Eli VI. Sli,l,in4. fotmI& aa::teted
with The SAN, now editor and manager
Of The Cafe and Bar, weekly 1alti-
more publication, was in this city yes
terday. lie recently secured control of
the plant Of the Puritan Printing Co..
from which office The Cafe and Bar is
now issued lie reports business boom
inv
The sun., 1900-09-10
Wanted for Murder.

Chief Massey receivad dispatch last
night from Philadelphia asking the
police OF this city to be ON the lookout
for Jerry Johns, an Italian, who i
wanted for murder He is about 30 wears
of age and has fresh cut on his neck.
The sun., 1900-09-10
supreme omcers' visit.

Deigcnt Council No. 249. Order of
Columbus, will give an entertainment at
Eighth and Orange streets Thursday
evening whom the supreme officers will
be present to give information about the
order y,
The sun., 1900-09-10
Strikers Held Meeting.

AuoAhtr m setting of he striking weav-
ers of the De aware Cotton Nil was
held S,turda evening and matt, re- per-
TO tie strike were dis, used.
There was hang made in the situa-
tion, how We and il was decide to still
r mai gu. Vi. il i cir cemand were
..snpyI4,
The sun., 1900-09-10
Music at Riverside.

The First Regiment Bind which has
furnished -uct good nueic az cin p,'-
Park during the summer, gave concerts
at Riverside Park yesterday afternoon
an evening. There was large atten-
dance at both concerts.
The sun., 1900-09-10

Al Sudden Death.

Francis. the three-wecks-old child of
VIM. Reeder of 3rd street. near Monroe
died very suddenly early yesterday
morning. Coroner Nandever was noti-
fed and rendered verdrt of death
from valvular heart disease.
The sun., 1900-09-10
Foot Badly Mashed.

John Carter. of No. 1921 Chestnut St.
had one of his feet badly mashed late
Saturday night by Il key of beer falling
on If. He was removed to the llomeo-
nathic Hospital in the phoeniN ambu-
lance.
The sun., 1900-09-10
SUNDAY CUNNING.

Came PrOteGtiVe ANsOCIatlOn TO STOP
the Sport.
Members Of he Delaware Game rro-
tecuve Association are becoming very
indignant on account of SO many leople
gnnnirg on Sunday.
1t is understood that several men were
seen cunning along the marshes yester-
day and it is Likely that s,me arrests
will follow. asAss Ssai1
A member Of the association in speak
ng of the matter yesterday said that tie
association intended to stop the Sunday
cunning and if necessary. arrests would
We made.
The sun., 1900-09-10
I,.d Mo- n !. lllolsc

Aiinqua Tribe, Impu. o. Il. NJ. will
give Il smoker this evening in their
rooms i. Red Mems Hall. The smoker
will be open TO male friends of the mcm-
hers and an excellent program has been
arranged for the occasion.
The sun., 1900-09-10
Bible s. DIV at \. NJ. q. A.

The frtt cl ap er If the first epistle of
JOHN MAS he subject discussed at The
meeting ol tie Y. VI. Z. A. Bible class
yesterday afternoon The lbeelll g was
la gel, atltndtd and sorg service pre-
ce leo the Bible study.
The sun., 1900-09-10

dianapoiis and that continued Juggling
with the qrestion at issue will weaken
the United Mine Workers union in the
anthracite region.
The sun., 1900-09-10
A Prohibition Train

A special train bearing tie National
Prohibition candidates. which is to be
run across the continent, viii stop in
thi.i ci:s cn F..lay afternoon, October
The sun., 1900-09-10

as az AAl -sLN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-01

on the river-bank, in company with the
detectives and OF all the horrible kennels
for human beings to inhabis, the RICE
home was tho most sauaiid and repuisive,
notwithstanding these conditions the
mother of the girl >besgetl to be allowed
to take her back home. and argued against
taking her to the ',poorhouse
NJ. George e. Davis. superintendent OF
the almshouse. was sent for. ana took the
unhappy mother and her unfortunate child
In charge Under his sympathetic and Kind
" care they were soon reconciled to the
wise provision made for their future
The mother and daughter were driven to
the city Hospital together. after first
being taken by their home. and Mrs Rice
will be allowed to remain as nurse. to the
child at the hospital if sac so desires
A bench-warrant was served on WU-
POLAND for criminal assault, and ne was
sent on to the grand jury, while Rice
went to jail in default of tire bond required
OF him.
court and of the detectives that muen ad1l
ditional testimony will come out beS1
the grand jury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-01
PETERSBURG AFFAIRS.
Stephen Baptist Declares He Is Ready
n tSjt,

PETERSBURG, VA, June Se.-special-
Stephen Baptist, the negro in jail mere,
sentenced to hang for the murder of MI
Peter Jones OF Meck.enburS county, IS
visited regularly by Rev. j. B. Terrell
(coloreG) Baptist talks freely about his
crime, and expresses the deepest sorrow
for it, He says he is ready TO die, and
will meet death Willingly on July 10th
Motion for a new trial in The Giiiigan
case will hardly be argued before the Au-
gust term.
Misses Mary and Charlotte Bird will
leave Monday for Youngstown, Ohio, to
stay a month with relatives.
Miss Fannie II. Renach, who has been
visiting in Baltimore, has returned to Pc
tersburg, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Hattie l.. Ingel.
Justice Perkins, OF Prince George county,
sent Stephen Boiling, a negro, TO jail for
ninety days for stealing a quart Of gin
from l.. T. Scarborough.
William Parker, the young white man
who disappeared last Sunday from a barge
at the wharf in this city, has not yet
been heard from. rarkers home IS at
Second ana Queen Streets, Phi ladelphia.
E.ttricks Baptist chuEch will observe
Children's-Day tomorrow morning.
AIatoaca Cotton Manufacturing Company
has declared a . per cent, dividend.
Mr. John &. Evans. recently elected City
Sergeant, viii take charge of4that office
at II O'Clock tonight. Messrs. Parham and
Blick will remain as deputies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-01
WHEAT-No.

cash nnotn,nns wsr" ro'ioNs: Flor
easy. No. 5 spring wheat. TGITSl&c-: No;
. red. SIC No. = corn. 42asa422sc,: No :
yellow, 423sc. No. oats, z24@2iiac.: No:
> white, 26A026lac.; No. 3 white, 25A0
o6ac. Good feeding barley, 4Oc.; fair TO
choice mailing. 44946c. Mess pork. per
barrel ST. 40a12.55. Lard, per 100 pouncS
6.S5m6. 771a Short rib sides Goose, Sc. s.,
5G7.15; dry sailed shoulders (boxedl. S6.I5
al; short clear sides (boNeao, S7.4oG1: 90
Whiskey, basis of high wines, 81 % ). s sa
CARS. cut loaf. seas; graduated, Sc. s.;
fer. firm; creamery, 14G191ac-;; dairy, s136
l6lsc. Cheese stead. at 91aG10hc. Eggs
steady; fresh, lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-01


and on the New York Cotton Exchange.
The stupendous rise Of II points on July
yesterday, a lifting capstone to the most.
remarkable advance on record, was fol-
lowed this morning by a sheer drop OF
- points. The latter option showed cor
lar uplift of thespast few weeks Liqui--
dation was easily the main feature of
speculation, though short selling was.
much in favor early in the session. Crop
reports Were stillsyery buflish. In the last
hour the market was quiet, with values
nights sellers. July closed 2.71: then raj
lied to SIC. August opened off points
at GAG. fell to 9.ss3, advanced to a4e. and al, q
then fiuctuated within range OF ~
points.
COTTON-Futures opened easy NY NY,
DO; August, 9.45; September ). 80: Scto-
Der, SAB; November. Sd; DeceHlper. o.-S'
January, SCI February, S-24 March
.; April and MAY, sd
e. Futures closed weak; July, a9s; August
326 September. SGT; OCTOBER, S,;4: NO
yember. So; December. S.IS: January J,
~! repruary. aSlJ; March, 81, April,
oil; May. st
Spo oI, cotton Duet: mlduiins uplands, lo'
TnlddnnS gun, 1u14s no Sales
,,o,r,,,,
Iol 4 On lniddll ll n' net re
a l.. ~ oslies. sio7s' -oo s'sties'