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New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

leave New York. foot oc Liberty Street South Fs-T
(yNnI-ehau TerrrtuaD 3 minutes earlier.
sDafIv EXCEPT sundays tsuadays
CHICAGO. -43O a Liberty Street onlyl 80
ard night
PITTsBUR9. $50 a II I-iberty street unly1. 3 20
= n zoo ?. aat - Is night
, CINCINNATI ST Louis 'Io0c = r. 200 , r.
SD I5 Night -
ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE = CO. 1000 CDtnsr1.
sII.3O n tDine-l. ? DINER s1SO tLtae-l.
f''RoyaI exclusively Pullman
ana -afsi. = 90 JD1-rl -7-oo ? ard 81 Is
night NORFOLK. =I.Oa D II
AL trains ars illuminated with Ptntsch Light
OEceS- II3. IL 26l. 434. 1870 B-catWay. > Cnioa
Sc ". u Bowsry. \. 7 29 Fulton St Br9okiya;
Whitehall Terminal and liberty a. BaSS2ss enecSed
from hotel resiaence dss.ination-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
NEW-YoRK DAILY TR1BUNE. TUESDAY, sEpTEMBER Is 1900

osoc Nos 10 and II 3 25c No u 5zoc; Nos i3 "a Is
& a 10; oioc Gables received this morning showed an
other rise ip beet London demand in
proEress Present month 11=d higher lis Cd and
ne future delivery Nd higher los 2l4d. The local
market Tor raw sugar firm. the
basis e 5c for centrifugal test 4c for
for business -' NV ~ " ~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

Andrew Mullen: IS state 20 n. IS 50: 81 do
65 at s. IS, sheep. SS n. a 8 SO
HOGS-Recsip-S for days 50 cars. S.652
head. including market. Steady
hogs s5 75GSB 100 n. dressed steady
7GsisC per n medium light weights
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
CHESAPEAKE G CHIC.

Time IS truu Penna- 2 r ID st Fve minutes later
fr1un t,orsIauLt ct DeahrUsses station
AS r. VI. DAILN--F. p y. LIMITED. solid
Electric Lighted Dining Pulu1aus.
cunati. Louisville. - LOUIS
S.55 4. VI. DAIiN.-Westsrn Expresse Pulllnans.
Dining Car and coacres
Tsckats ana Sleeping car oerhs ofsos Ches Oaia
SOC Broadway Phone. 4S) Fssnkin. Offices Peuna-
2
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
NArAI STORES.

,us not 7uotaby higher the narsft & t .BET IN hand
quite -i-ul as - . Al close prices W..
ana the scareF sire quiet hut about steady a.
eI.t'' eI..tt''t+H..,5 rrires Quotations totio. ~
-'. Paeulars. s.. DO. ol ufis, - -
ll-,S-rT,r. 1-I-F PEN i5'r .. =n9S1 n =
ROsLN. '3I5lirn q - II 81 -. 81 % x, = 10 NJ
- -. qn. - .. g 90, W 80
roSir .....---------.- bbs
s-i~f-s -urpentlne. $50 bbIz
lf7ron sept I7-sprs tu-Pen;.ns nm 1ztsi q 90 - -
steady Al - il4S- -'r
20 bbs a-n ~ 81 4H re'-i 80 az o. re-
f--1t-S fT=SpIrits turpsntih hF! a. %"
& "a fai 5bIs sales 3Ie. p 7sin firm, T. r. 5,a "a H.
'tp's,, = bbIs. sales. $40 e1plr's 80
on. sent IT-Rcs3n quiet ana w
nan sent 17-TurpentinA ltz - '''
rT-rirsn. strained 5s l"'zc-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
WEST SFORER.R.

Trains EraEAlI 81 Sfarlon. y y EoA4GNA
an l5ru- later West a. St. y h
sT.I5 A--FCr Intern poilta Albany q MocEreal-
ftl-.U Nd Lake Mohuuk. MllueWaska, Saratoga
and Catsklli Mountains
80 p M-Cont Ltd for Detroit. Chicago ST Lcass
- H. M.-f- For hudson RlveT points Albany
sol5 M--Fof Rochester. Bufralo Cleve 4 Ch!eaSo
Ts7o8 M.-For Rochester. BuTai1 Detroit LCus
?. M.-For Sy-a Roch.. Sias Faiis. Det- q chi
sDaily fDally. except Sunday. Leaves BrooSlya An
mex No ! az 1o.4a A. II p NJ jersey
city p r r sta No i az N A. ~ as p n
tables principal hotels and ofices. Baggage
ehec<sd hotel Westcust Exp c. s.
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y 2
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
Central R. R. or NEW JERSEY,
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot Rector
Through Pleasanr-10-00 a n. / 4
,. m. Through 20 Ocean Grove-s.00 2 n Sundays-
Through Poiut PIeasant-I0-00 a leo. 500 =
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. A.
50 +T-30. 500 900. "10tN. "I13 N = %.
'I3c 800 +s30 400 ++3o. 800. 100 80 500.
70 y P II. sI2.l5 mtt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
s4.3o $500 sIa-G0 sl1-30 A. VI T1pO - 80 400
900 s--0o NJ -12-15
0f7cez- - Ferry south
40 945 1900 Broadvay. lis 81 6ta Az
Sd West. I53 East l25th -. % I25tn
Columbus NeE York = Court 344
Fulton St Brooklyn sS Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer Co calls f1r and checks baggage dss-
nation
SS1uIavs only
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

~ y
SOUTH rLALNFIELD n~d BOUND BROOK i1caiS Week
" I'D - A. M, 9 W ard = 7 n Ly C2rtL
and g 20 4. NJ AZ s2f 3vt af p NJ
Broafway TSfon Squsrc West 9i Counihu< Ave T.
EuIraa = BroeEr
Z Transfrr aad cheek baggage from 1osc-
residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

SINNU luEHUlH
RAILROAD.
STATIONS 70. q w.st 5a TEssya.ra s, street. and D
SST The leaving time from Desbr0sses and
COrtIandt Streets IL ave minutes later thaa
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
7-55 A VI. FAST MAII~-Ldmlt@d % tEo Buffet PErior
Cars View York 70 Pttts5grg Sleeping Car Ptsours %
81 T. gAz LIsE piiI'65E ana G5syslaaa .
SsrI s1 Fer ssgss s D7zs S#2Eas & A3s cSS R
1-55 p. VI cTIIcs5o GSD ST LOUIS EXPRESS
For Toledo. Nashville fvia Cincinnati ard L01isvtls
SIS r n ST L6fis ExFREss-For PirrssurE. Co
555 I' p ", !eiIIf T s. I'' s.xs -
= T3ls5o exseRt SATURDAY. .
ei u FI PfSIT Ia14l aa1 S. .r5as5s RssFt 80 aa
II12nneeJs e. S:eyeland exesp, Ss..s-e=-
PREss.-For PirtsbgrE. Cleveland Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
20 s23. $50 1O1o CDesbr7sses and Cortaadt s,-sets
l929 Dining carr. fo55 Dining carr u - 10
l1esoressss and co-slandr streets 2=st. az Con
sDl1iHg carr 40 DINING carr, s25 ? n. l2i9 ngar
'-5r--ss-i~-a u a., p--l-- "a rt,4-- go =
= Dining carr, AS tDinlss car . = ,, n. ls-l0
sog@rHERS RAILwA-.-Exprsss az a. p laIo
NORFOLK A>sD WESTERN RAu-wAr--Far M-n7h.
ATI4ANTIc COAST LTSE4ExpreSs : 3 4 Il aaa =
cHEsAFE4KE < OHIO RAILvAY.-s55 II and AS
sEAsoAR2 AIR LINE-Ezp--z.. T. % ? and 121o
FOR OLD POINT coyzoRT and NOEFoLK-7s
week days an3 S5s N daily
A1I-ANIIc cTTY--a - A. and I: ; ? vssk-days
4nTorgh kest.sst=t Trains 5ufet Parl1r Cars ana
Standard Coaches
--1tt MAf-i255 We-k-1avs
points New Railroad from
IWeUrv--a-f Street Ststionf a. n. = To-
=, 80. 4 i0. ass an ass Sundays 9 . n
80 D. from Dosb-1ssss C1-tl11dt Srsets} 500
= r. u ~. 23e. 60 - :. 70 and T.00 n. sun
Gays. 80 a r. - n
FOR PHILADELPHIA
o - ti}-shr1sses 62ol TS5.
S $50 9e5 (955 Perna Limited. 10 CDes5r1sses
al Clft-andt Streets 10 2N Dining 0J5 DINING
CSrl. li55 - % go CDssbrossss C1-tlanis
streets I'D 25S. = 355 40 = Dining Car.
o. DINING Car 555 Dining Car}. 80 Sc. SIS,
- ? n ~ TO nghJ SUNDAYS. $40. 80 l1c coachesl.
50 so = s55 Limited. =. 1855 Dining car,
p m y 80 i55 Dining Car. ? *. 3JJ = fDaing
az $50 tDj7tug carr a55 Dining carr. T55 S25-
So. % , m y 10
Tick-c ofices Nos. 46l 945 Ilo6 I254 III ard 2sI
9roadWay. l AsCor House West -we--v--1i-1 street.
station and stations foot Desnrosses C1rrsnd-
streets Court Street Fulton street Broadway
snd Pe1nzyivania Annex station. Brooklyn; station.
Jersey CITY The Nsv York Transfer Company VII cal.
~ ana check baggage from hotels ard residences
through u destination
road Cab Service
J. B III HLTCHTNSON = ? WOOD
General AansEer General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

49, eson zozsa qllet- R-ta quotations unchanged On
---s t -yc fr I-ldr-.ug upland and ! &c fe MO
- sl1 Sales . gg3 bales southern Epot ma -
l.- a-fe feegraplec follows &sWDriesnr. easy ~
nc or Nozzle aIiet I0s.e. Savannah. steady
lst'tc. H.1ltngtln firm i0izc. 5<c on, Ao-f9lk
ls-ts ard Re lie. Baltimore. nominal al nc
I--Iaiz tFza I07se- Augusta quiet ar lo+sc' -
-- st-acT lg1ac
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

lEHiCH VALLEY.
Stations foot I'D Cor-a1dr and DesoTosses Ssets
,Penna J. Z Ferries
Street CorrLl1tt ueshrosses S-s DSly-
FvraDs Sunrav. SUNDAY m rSu0tay NJ
Is A n sunday SIS P N sunday SIS ? n s11ca7
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

- - ---a--z 4 eco bags cleared for the United
sss go 5zzs- cleared for Europe 5000 bags STOCK
rs asEs -. - s-r,.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

F--srr --Eze Ma-ks-s.-Sert1E-C1fee nnarket stsa1s
5000 -z---s 800 receipts. - 600 bags stock
stnezs Zee ma =1et opened uncaalage
sRa m 1-cEaSEed 80 l. pig 1lEher saes. luVp5
Fs-s =zr-e---f== market 1pened : trsrc nlgHer a
90 go --z-r lower II = = franc nlgreT
s.---a-z=.. StG0 bags
- 20 g1. -sir ....... II. .
-@----- a. ~ August ..-..----.. 50 =
---~-= II S---e--1a- SO
- -------r------ - -r--na- Is 80
q e 81 S--1r-be- 30
- - - December = 20
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
THE STATE Of TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept I7.-Spring whea--No I Northern car
loads. S+Ac No Northern. round lots So Winter
wheau-clCaiEal, No / white TJc. No = red. I6c bid
Corn firm. No yellow. 46c. No 5 yellow. $40; No >
corn 5iac; No 3 corn +59+54c. Oats steady; No =
white. &c lac. NJ white S25izc. 1 white - O
24.sc; No mixed 24c: No mixed 23isc- Barley ey
cited; nothing offered than SOC best samples sd-
vance 70 5Tc and medium 53c scarce STATE not
offered E2ye dull higher No L Sc. No ? Sic No 3
5ic asked Flour firm. fair inquiry Canai fre glJs
steady wheat 25lc; corn. &c. 1ac barley lsc.
rye 2kc; faxseed 2&c 70 New-York; lumber, 81 70
Albany snd 81 so % Sew-Tork-
Chicago. Sept 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18

- -s st the ports and Interior g0ilrs to-day, &C
" '- re same lasf week. and last year
New-York tribune., 1900-09-18
Rgsiu ...--r
Spirits rurpenL'he
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. September IT. 1900.
yrEuETY RECEIPTS
The sun., 1900-11-14
PAINTED NEGRO WHITE. =
An Operation on Boy That Ended
DisastrOusly.

Chester, Pa, Nov. 13.-John Scott.
Arthur Johns, and Lewis Johns, lads of
from ten to twelve years of age, tried to
make Il Caucasian out of Spencer Hall,
ii coored boy. Their method was white
paint, but the operation was not sue
cess. In addition, the trio must answer
at the next term Of court for malicious
mischief.
The hoys took young Hall into the
joiner shop 1T Ronche's shpyard. where
they literally painted his face and head.
The victims pleas We're Of no avail, and
when he emerged from the place he was
Il sorry looking object. His father had
the painters arrested, and Alderman
Stockman has now held them in theil
own rccognizlncc for court.
The paint has adhered to the colorcd
! lad with wonderful degree Of persist
cncy, and he will bear traces Of the az
fair for some days.
The sun., 1900-11-14
MCKINLEY TO RIDE ALONE.

From the New York Tribune.
1.-The American people have declared
for prosperity and four years more Of
the full dinner pail and for an American
policy" said Mr.. Manlcy. They have
notified Major Mckinney that he will
ride alone to deliver his inaugural nd-
dress on March 4 next. The custom is
for the outgoing Present to ride to the
Capital with his successor and this time,
when the outgoing President accompan-
les his successor 10 take the oath Of
office, William Mckinley OF Ohio will ac-
company himself This has not happen
ed since Grants second term. President
Hayes was accompanied by General
Grant. General Hayes rode with Gen
eral Garfield and General Arthur with
Grover Cleveland, who i'll turn accom-
panied General Harrison and was ac'
companied by him. On the morning OF
March 4, 1897, Grover Cleveland and vii
liam Mckinley rode side by side alont
Pennsylvania avenue, but on the morn
ing of March 4, 1901, William Mckinley
will ride from the White House to thu
Capitol alone. How few Presidents q
the Republic there have been who have
actually done this!"
The sun., 1900-11-14
songht to steal Pocket nooIz.

Dover Nov. S.-I.ockernun street
was the scene of lively chase, yestcr-
day, when James Martin attempted to
run down an unknown negro. who had
sought to steal Il pockctbook belonging
to him, Martin was standing on a cor
ner near New street when he pulled his
pockctbook from his pocket and i'll doing
so dropped it to the ground. The negro
instantly put his foot on the purse and
refused to surrender il. Martin pulled
out Il revolver and pointing it at the
negro pulled the trigger, but for some
reason the weapon failed to discharge
The negro by this time became fright
rncd and dashed down the street to.
ward the postotiice with Martin, tho
town policeman and great crowd after
him. Martin all the time followed close
on the heels of the negro swapping his
revolver, but in each case it failed tc
work. The negro finally escaped in tn,
darkness.
The sun., 1900-11-14
.Ilow,s lhisp

We offer One Hundred Dollars roward
Tor any case Of Catarrh that cannot ha
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. '' -
w H. j. CHENEY x co, Toledo, o.
we, the undersigned. have known Il
>, CHENEY for the last Is years, and ba
,leve tam perfectly honorable in All
business transactions and financially ahIa
their firm. maui ny
Toledo, o. D''ekis's'
WALnINd, KINNAN & MARVIN. who'll.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o. ''''
Hails Catarrh Cure is taken interna,ly
acting directly upon the blood and n" m,,c
GUS surfaces of the eystem. TestimoniaIo
all druggists. o' oo'u Oy
Halls Family Pills are The best.
The sun., 1900-11-14
LET IT BE lTENIIZED.

From evening oournal.
CITY Council is planning junket to
harleston, S. c., to attend the annual
teeting Of the League of American
,lunicipalites and to learn some things
about running city. We hope the lea-
rue will take the Democratic majority
OF our municipal legislature in hand and
give it thorough course of study II
puhlic economies. for it is sorely in need
of such teaching. Al the end Of the cur
rent iical year City Council will present
to the people financial statement show
ing deficit of unparalleled magnitude
The Democratic majority depended upon
a Democratic Legislature 10 come to us
assistance ana pass several bills rcliev-
ing the financial strain, but the new
Legislature is Republican. ana the De-
mocrats cannot look to it for amy rehet
measures.
And, by the way, when thel)emocratic
City Council returns from Charleston,
the tax payers of Wilmington Will cX-
pect CouncilmanSmith aud his colleagues
to present an itemizcd bill. with vouches
attached, for all expenses incurred dur
ing the trip. Last year this same Demo
cratic City Council went to Syracuse, ~
", and the tax payers never have been
able to obtain an itemized bill of the
expenses of that trip, although the news
papers have made repeated efforts to OBJ
tain the information for the public. Sev
eral of the members did not go, but, tC
make up for this, the clerk, bailiff, anl
one or two others were taken along
The people want to know how much ol
their money was spent OH the Syracuse
trip, and they also will expect Council
man Smith and his colleagues who arr
so anxious to know all about the use
to which the secret service fund of th
Board of Police Commissioners is put
to let the people know whatpublic none.
is spent on this Charleston junkct' AM
for what it is spent.
The sun., 1900-11-14
Hired Two Bands.

The Ninth Ward Republican Club
held special meeting last evening at
1914 Market street, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the big parade
On Saturday evening. AS the club has a
large membership it was necessary to
Engage two bande, one OF them will be
The celebrated Ringgold. which is noted
to render excellent music. The club
house will be open TO members and
friends every night this week. The Of
fictrs are President, Caleb s. Watson;
secretary, Francis 4. McCaley, aud
!reSt urer, Geo'gr c. Watson.
The sun., 1900-11-14
.GIEANED IN THE ARENA
OF PRACTICAL POLITICS.
Column of Matters Both General and Local Inter
est--Political Questions Which are Being Dis
cussed From Editorial Standpoint
in Various Papers.
illas," but their real name is bandits

rilas," but their real name is bandits
and robbers.
They live off the land by plumber and
by levying stores from the peaceful, and
as this is easier and more attractive to a
certain class OF men than working on a
farm or in business, it is small wonder
that their opposition to United State
authority continues. But the end is q.
hand. The defeat Of the Democracy and
the campaign of General Macarthur
combined will put an end to the dis
turbances there.
The sun., 1900-11-14
From Daily Republican.

II lJully
Next June city election will be helu
and Mayor among the NUMBER. lhe
question will soon be brought up WHO
xyonld he a suitable candidate. The name
of Henry Q. Conrad has been mentioned'
os he is one of the best known men Ill
the city and would make a model Mayor.
There will be other names offered before
the primaries are held and some good
capable Republican will be selected to
succeed the present Mayor. Every othcr
office in the city will be filled by Il Re
publican. Even the City Council Will be
Republican. The Republican party WIZ
be tried and we hope it viii not be found
wanting. New business enterprises wall
be attracted to Wilmington and the city
made to feel the infusion of new blood
in the management of our city and state
affairs.
The sun., 1900-11-14
aarsn..s voa k.t,o,.r,. p,a..

Detroit, Nov. 1S.-Baronsss ven Ket-
sslar, sNhose husband was murdered by
shs Chinese in Peklng, is improving Slow
Y IS the residence OF her father, Henry
y. 1tsyara. president OF the Michigan
Central Railroad company. Friends Of
taaS family say that ms soon as she is able
ghs viii cross the seas On route for the
late home OF Baron Won Kettsler and
Will be received by Emperor William,
who has requested her to come.
The sun., 1900-11-14
FENCE In THE GRAVEYARD.
Ignorant Miners Believed the
Spirits of the Dead Were
Haunting Them.

"Fence in the graveyard" are the
words OF a telegram | saw the other day.
1t was sent to the superintendent of the
"High Hip copper mine, at Virgilina,
Va, saws the New York Clipper.
The colored miners had all struck be-
cause the mine was "hanted" and they
could not be persuaded or forced to go to
work until the "burrin-groUn3" should
be fenced in. The telegram explaining
the situation to the directors in New
York, ELECTED the above reply.
The shaft to the mine had been sunk
near the top of the hill upon whose slope
lay the burial place of the nearby village
Of colored folks. For some time the
mining company had made a thorough
fare of this sanctitied ground, thus dis.
turbing the repose of the sleepers there
One OF the leads, hundred feet below
the surface extended beneath the grave.
yard, and according to the ignorant
miners, their dead friends and relativ. s
had spirited themselves down through
the ground and had proceeded to
chant"
These ghosts had been interrupting
the diggers in their subterranean delv-
ings bv brushing against them in the
dark leads, and, with deep groans, dis
appearing into the walls before their
very eyes. A few minutes later, the
mouth of the shaft poured forth swarm
OF gray faced darkies, with eyeballs roll.
ing in terror. With chnttering teeth
they told the reason Of their appearance
atop of earth.
A day or two later cav the "burrin.
ground" with fence around Is, ther
ihe sleepers returned to their sleep and
miners to their mining. 1t was noticed
that each man as he neared the entranc,
of the shaft made 'criss-croes' In th,
dirt with bis toe, then spit into th,
centre OF il.
The sun., 1900-11-14
Two Charters Granted

Dover Nov. 13. Certificates OF in
corporations We're filed here yesterday as
follows: The Sanitary Garbage Product
CO. Of Philadelphia, Pa, to do Il gen
eral contracting business and sanitary
work; capital stock, $4,000. The Scig-
fried Drug Co. OF Pittsburg. Pa. to deal
in drugs, chemicals, &c.. capital stock,
$4,000
The sun., 1900-11-14
cn1ifnrnin,s Yintnre.

San Francisco. Nov. Equality rath-
er than quantity is the distinctive remark
OF the dry wine vintage of 1900. The
production will be about the same as that
of last season. hut the high standard Of
1888 will be attained. The best authori-
ties agree in plasing che amount Of wine
fermented as sYom Ii, SOC, 900 to $4,000.
900 gallons Of dry and 100000 gallons
Of the rweet varieties.
The sun., 1900-11-14
nircctor NniIIe.n Rcport.

Washington. Nov 13.-F. w. Vaille.
director general of posts Of the Philip
pine Islands, III his annual report
to the postmaster general. shows sur
plus Of Sl9,62S to the credit of the Philip
pine postal service. The revenue to June
30 last was S117,S4S and the eXpendi-
lures $9S, ,220, making both years of the
department. existence show a surplus.
Decided progress has been made in open
ing pototiices.
The sun., 1900-11-14
Cr.se Mast Leave Franse.

PASS, New. 1B.-CRsar Della Crosa,
who was naturalizsd in New York in
1898, has bssn ordsred TO leave France
within "A hours sr be Imprisoned. CFoas
said the reasons fer his expulsion were
politics.. Being an Italian by birth
cr0ce speaks English brokenly. He has
recently been dependent ol4 shlritY, sssk.
ing aid froin the United States embassy
consulate and charitable institutions
though he contends he is about to eoms
into fortune.
The sun., 1900-11-14
May Survive a Long Fall.

Utica. n. ". Nov. 13-Annic McAIa-
hon. a 9-year-old inmate of the Sisters Of
Charity Orphan asylum. in this city lost
her balance while washing the outside Of
a window on the third floor OF the insti-
tuition and fell to the street. In her fall
she struck across an iron picket fence.
Two fearful wounds were made in her
back. but she did not lose consciousness,
and il * now thought she will recover.
The sun., 1900-11-14
GxmpacnIncint. Meet.

Atlanta, Nov 1S.The Southern Sur
gical Chronological association met in
its thirteenth annual session here. While
the association is southern in name, it
has membership restricted to 1875,
from all parts Of the United States.
Prominent Dhysicinns from New York,
Chicago. Boston Baltimore, Philadel-
phia. Cincinnati and many southern
cities are in attendance.
The sun., 1900-11-14
Killed ky Trnin.

Nyack, n Y, Nov 1s.-William Ii
Lewsrss, An old and we'll known resi-
dent of CCngsrs, was struck and killed
by an epgins OF the West Ghore rail
road near this Consers station. He wa.
badly crushed, aud his remains had tc
be gathered up with shovel. He wa,
ii ysars oid and ia survived Wy = Va.
four sens and daughteg.
The sun., 1900-11-14
Stole a Telephone Line.

Chester, Pa, Nov. 13.-Thieycs stole
u mile and half of copper wire which
formed Il telephone line between this
city and Wilmington last night. The
theft was committed below Claymont,
Del. The service will he intrrruptcd
until new wire shall be strung. The
robbers escaped with their booty.
The sun., 1900-11-14
collectors Haywood Resigns,

San Francisco, Nov. 18.-Wnliam Hay
wsod, United States collector Of internal
revenue at Honolulu, who arrived here on
the steamer China, has wired his resig-
nation to Washington. 1t is said he will
represent Hawaiian business interests at
the national capital.
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s,s~I wo~a.. to n..ums.

Canal Dover, o.. Nov. 1s--OFasGs
Nave been received fsoH ths New Yeak
et6es of the AaaEisNm 2haSt stssl sox-
pnny 70 have the && Rss~ss slaAt hare
plasad in essAittax to Es~&As wskk at
ansR. senlA &s&ArnDsnss wA ks In sp-
sratiss utSkis a ssu days. AAsRt 100
msn will eventually bs given eHplsy-
Fnapt
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CnIe m EpxIi,b CLnnneI

London, Nov. 13-A fierce gale swept
over the English channel, causing a num-
her of wrecks, including the Hildegarde,
bound for Shields, near Weymouth. There
were no fatalities. The ketch Georgina
was lost of Hnyling island. All on
board We're drowned.
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Cost of tho Election

Dover, Del, Nov. 1s-- The Kent coun
ty I-evy Court is in session here today
setteling uR with the registrars and in
spectors OF the recent election in the
county. The expenses to ,he county will
ameunt TO $4,000.
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A Six NInst s..hnnner.

A six mast seag oiug schooner cast an
chor at tue mouth Of the Christiana yes
terday afternoon The schooner arrive d
yesterday IRON Philadelphia 1t is The
argest one in the world and also tie
1n!y one that carries slx inasts.
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New Secretary For Long.

Washington. Nov. 13.-Secretary Long
announces that he has appointed Mr..
Cyrus G. Wells OF Illinois his private Sec
retary temporarily at a salary of $2,250
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
cent death of Mr.. L. II. Finney, Jr. Mr..
Wells was originally appointed a $1,400
clerk in the office of the secretary of the
navy and has for the past six months
been acting as private secretary to Mr..
Long
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Old Time Champion Dead.

New York, Nov. l3.-Patrick j. Fitz.
gerald, once champion six-day walker Of
the world and still holder OF the 1oo.hour
go-as-you-plcase record, is dead AT his
home in Long Island City. He died from
dropsy after brief illness.