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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
PENINSULA rARAGRApHs.

DR.. George W. Simmons has been ap-
POINTED physician at the Chestertown
Jail.
Nathan J. =. Tull, former sheriff of
Somerset county, died at Marion
Thursday.
Various Robinson, said to have been
over 100 years old, died In Elk Neck
Wednesday
George W. McBriety, aged SO years,
was drowned in tho Wioomico River a
few days ago.
E, Il. Braly has sold his interest in
the Dorchester Standard to Philip l..
Goldsborough.
George Pitchard was killed at POGO
moke City last Thursday, by Being
struck by lightning.
Robert B. Dunning of Easton had a
hand cut of last Friday, while oper-
ating circular saw.
John Ii. Kimble has been appointed
assistant treasurer of the Jacob Tome
Institute, Port Deposit.
Frank Williams, colored, has been
arrested at Snow Hill, on suspicion Of
having killed Burton West.
Woodlawn campmeeting will begin
July 3lst. Tho Rev. George w. Bow.
man will bo minister in charge.
The pulp grinding plant of the Sus
auehanna Power aud Paper Co., al
Conowingo, was destroy ed by fire
Thursday.
A postofIice has been established a
| College Green, which hereafter will bt
known rs Greenhurst, Cecil L. Armour
will be postmaster.
William H. May, Jr., of Eikton
formerly private secretary to Senator
German, has been appointed clerk il
the State treasuier's Office, at An
napolis.
|. Melbourne Cannon. mate of tn,
policeboat Folly, tried at Cambridge
on the charge of shooting MilEourn
Elicit with intent to kill, was fount
! guilty of common assault.
The Salisbury municipal election re
suited in q Democratic victory. Charlie
X. Disharoon was elected mayor, Nm,
William A. Ennis, Joseph e.. Davis an,
William f. Bounds were elected coun
cilmen.
j. Emory Smith, Jonathan Chance
Medford Walls, }. e. Walters, j. L
Walters, d., j.. Thomas Smith, A
Clayton Hayden, John L.. Tolson, q
T.: s.: eRinggold, George Davidson, S
p. Townsend, Thomas II: .Barcus. an
William e. Lynch have been appointe
census enunerators far Queen Anne'
-county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
KENT COUNTY LIQUoR LIcEysEs.

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal,
Dover, May THE Court Of General
Sessions, Saturday afternoon, granted
liquor licenses as follows:
HOTELS.
Clsyton--F Fletcher o. Jones and John
r. Goldsboro.
Smyrna-John W. Voshell and Maria
f. Smith.
Woodland Beach,. r. Campbell.
Dover--John NJ. Ford.
KeDton-Cyrus p. Gears.
Camden Edward Ha,kins
Milford-Frank H. Kramlich and
Edward Call.
Felton--John M. Stuart.
Observation-Disclosures Newman and
William 7. Williamson.
DRUG STORES.
Dover Wilkinson & Wilkinson.
Milford-Moore & Pleasanton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
WON MORE PRIZES.

Good Record of Dogs From Laverock
Kennels, Near This City.
The dogs from Lavnrock Kennels,
near this city, which have been on ex-
hiEition at bench shows in the West,
arrived home, Monday, having made a
great record. They won prizes at New
York, Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis, Pitts
burg and Cleveland.
The Cleveland show. was held last
follows; Red Wonder, third in the
limit class; Vera O., first in the limit,
first in the open and first in the win
ners' class and a special Prize for being
the best cocker spaniel at the,show
Lady Jumie, first in the limit, first in
the open and first in the winners ;
Laverock Nadine, second in the limit,
second in the open and second In the
winners class
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
KILLED ms AGED MOTHER.

Reading, Pa, May 7.--Near Noun ,D.
Htna this county, today, Mrs kep s ~
Clay, an aged widow, was murderer =!
her son David, aged As years, VINO wa
under the influence of liquor. ~,
During hot words, the son seizeu; *
hammer, and brought it down WY, ii
force on his mothers head. Her shp I'M.
was crushed, and shs died shortly aI''''
ward. tL. .5-tt :.
The accused was ruken into CUSTODY
and lodged in jaii hero. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
SHRINERS AND TEMPLARS.


The Present Month VIII be dn Important
One to Them.
philadclphia Evening Telegraph, May oth'
Tho nrosent month will BIO On i'm
portant one to Shriners and Knights
Templar residing in Philadelphia and
its vicinity, for two important con.
olayes, one OF the Imperial Council OF
the Ancient and Arabic Order Mobiles OF
the Mystic Shrine, will be held In
Washington, aud the other, the annual
conclaye Of the knights Tenplar OF
Pennsylvania, 10 Wilkesbarre. Both
events oscur at the same time, and
while the Attendance on each may thus
be slightly cut down, q large number
Of the Masuns, with their wives and
II lends, will 90 to both cities to witness
the paradps and attend tho receptions
Tho meeting Of tho Shriners in Wash
ington, Oh May 2lst, 22d, 23d and 24th,
will 10 international in character, as
meml era of the order from all points in
North America, representing every
State, Mexico and Canada, Will DO IN
attendance. From Philadelphia the
members of Lu Lu Temple VIII JOIN
the caravan in large numbers, between
| 200 and 300 OF the mobiles having Already
made arrangements to take their falnl-
| lies to the capital The party will leave
the Baltimore d Ohio station at =. 10
n. m. in u special train OF vostibule
cars. They will be accompanied by
their own band OF SO pieces, OF whicE
DIR. A. II, Thomas il tho leader. and
also their uniformed escort. Their
headquaI tiers in Washington viii be at
the Willard, where, on the fret evening,
the putentate, Francis Ii. i1emperley,
will give reception to all the visiting
Shriners from other jurisdictions. The
programme for Tuesday provides for
u parade OF oil the patrols OF the yari
Gus Temples In escorting the members
of tho Imperial Council to their place
of meeting. In tho evening a grand
parade of all the Shriners of the grand
Jurisdiction will take place on Penn:
sylyania avenue, aud will be reviewed
My President Mckinley, who is him.
Vself member of the order. The
Shriners on this occasion will parade In
full dress and all will wear the regula
tion faz. On Wednesday morning 'ht
PHILADELPHIA delegation will by specia
Invitation call upon tho President a.
the White House. They will be &C
cumpanied by Senator Penrose anc
other members of Congress from Penn
NJ exc,,rs;nns IN Arlinoton. Mt. Vernon
ina Cnnitol. and other poipts OF inter
eat In and nhont WASHINGTON have beer
arraneed for the yjsilors' The return
In th;s eity will he made on Tbursda,
afte, moor 4 he otfioers of In Lu Templ,
for The year ara, potentate. Franci
III HemnerIey. Chief RabbaD, Alex
ander i n, Macltle Assistant Rabban
lanes MoGaryey: Oriental Guide
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
SASSE-EGTS WEDDING.

Married Mt Noon Monday and Left Tues
dayio IL Trip to Europe.
John @. Sasse. Jr, member of the
firm of Francis Kelly & Co., and Miss
Adena y Egts were married at noon
Monday by the Rev. r. B. Cook, D, d.. i,
at the residence Of the groom's father,
John @. Sasse, No. 306 French street.
Only members of the immediate families
were present.
At 3. II o'clock Monday afternoon the
happy couple loft for New York and
Tuesday they will sail on the Wilhelm
dor Crosse Tor Germany. They will be
gone about two months, during which
time they will visit the Paris. Elk.
position and England, rs we'll as
GERMANY. Upon their return they will
live at No. 306 French street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
IAMMANY DAY.
To be Appropriately Observed Next satur.
dns by the Lncul Trihrs of Rcd Men.

To be Appropriately Observed Next satur-
day by the Local Tribes Of Red Men.
Next Saturday, May 18th, will be
Tammans Day, and it will be arpro
priatey observed by the local tribes Of
Red Men in the evening. The chief
feature will he parade, which will
move at 8 O'Clock from Sixth and
Sbipey streets over the following
route; West Sixth to Washington, TO
Eleventh, TO Marlsar, to Fourth, to
Pine, to Ninth, TO French, TO Fifth, TO
Shipley dismiss.
John NJ. Ferrier, sachem of Minqua
Tribe, will TO chief marshal. The
order Of parade will BIZ as follows.
First Division Marshal, George g.
Byron, =. q. S. I-enspn Tribe. com
prising member of the Great Council
of Delaware, Past Great Sechems. the
Great Chiefs and Past Tribal Chiefs
will form on Shipley street north of
Sixth. @
Second Division Marshal, Edward
McIntire, p s. Cherokee, comprising
the elected and appointed chiefs OF the
tribes participating, will form on
Orange street north Of Sixth.
Third Division Marshal, George q.
Guthrie, Great Chief OF Records
Keokuk, comprising an allotment ol
each Of degree chiefs and chiefs, war,
riors and braves in costume, &C., will
form on Orange street south of Sixth.
Fourth Divisional Marshal, Edward
Sayres, p. s. Wawaset, comprising al
allotment OF each of degree chiefs anC
costumed warriors, braves, chiefs, hay
makers and pony mounted chiefs.
Hyatt's Military Band OF II pieces
will lead the first division, Wilmington
| Flute Corps the second division, tn,
Municipal Band the third division ant
the Brandyw,ne Fife and Drum Corp
Of 16 rieces will lead the foul Il
division.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10


: The following real estate transfers
%ers recorded al tho City Engineering
Department Monday: By Joseph L.
Carpenter, Sr., and wife, to William
L.. Medhufdt, Jl.. lot at Delaware
avenue and Franklin street; William
G. Tindall and wife to Roscoe f.
Baylis, brick dwelling at Trenton
Place and Eleventh. street; james NJ.
Bryan and wife TO Thomas J. Lawless,
,two,story brick dwelling al Second and
Harrison streets; William II. Jones and
wife to George W. Hook, two story
brick dwelling at Thirteenth and West
streets; W, Fl. Jones and wife 10
Emma A. Draper, two-story brick
dwelling at No. 2O5 West Twenty fifth
sti eet; Patrick Neary and Wits to
James b. Oberly, lot with the build.
ings thereon at Second and Cornell
streets; James J. Ford and wife and
Hugh +. Dougherty and wife to Dennis
,Donahue, lot with the buildings there.
on at Third street and Fond avenue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
DELAWaRE DOTS. !
Lewes now has race track and
baseball park.

Eewes now has race track and a
baseball park.
Lambs eampmeeting will begin
August Sd, and continue 10 days.
John g. Gray will make an address
at a Democratic meeting at Milford
noxt Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.sY. Foulk OF Milford
celebrated the Goth anniversary of their
wedding Thursday.
The Rehoboth Csmpmeeting Associa
tion has bought at Rehoboth two lots
on which it will erect its tabernacle.
Forty acres Of timber on the late OK
Gov. Ponder's property, near Milton,
were destroyed by fire few days ago.
The electric railway to be built from
Middletownto Colchester Beach or Rock
Hall will probably BIO extended to Della.
ware City.
Register Causey OF Sussex county has
granted letters of administration on the
estate OF Noah Atkins to William ii.
Truitt; on the estate of William Par
ker, to Joseph FL. Parker.
Miss Isadoie Uropsy, who has re-
signed the professorship of music al
the Wilmington Conference Academy
will accept similar position in the
Friends Seminary at Jeukintown, Pa,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
SENIOR ALBERT ASSASSlNATED,

Gibara, Cuba, May z. --Senor Albert
editor of the Don Claridades, was 500
and instantly killed by an unknOTl
assassin at tho theatre last night
Albprli was an active politician, 40
his paper recently had been criticism
the action OF the American othcal:
particularly the election orders, Hldals
who killed Capt. Smith, collector
this port, in January, was editor Of "
Don Claridades. Alberti had receive
threatening letters, which be ridicule
in his paper. ...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10


tice and are making much better ~
Nono of the four shooting at loo M
qualified, but two came within
point each Of making the reous
number. The two members sbOotiI
at the 200-yard target qualified. nj
will try the 500-yard range next n
The score: 100 yards - Corml
Beckett. 3, 3, 3, 4, Al: Corn
Cannon, 9, i, 2, 3. 4--l5; priyais]
o. Wise. 3, 4, 4, 8, 3-l7; prI,|
Patton, 2, A, 3, 2, 3-l4.
200 ,ards-Sereennt Myers, 2, q
4, BIC; Private Wheatlcy, 4, 3, {
As. !
Another shoot will be held next &
urday afternoon, when ABOUT q ng
bers will take part. 49,.
William Deakyne has gone TO MI
burg, Pa, to look after the loss
three carloads Of prime shad vb
were shipped to that place and for VII
no return has been made. This ma
about 81, 200 loss TO the men Of /
city. unless there are means Of redlI
1t is hoped the money may to recoyel
The child OF Ebe Bull was bitten
the lip. last evening, in front Of
store OF Thomas Frazer, on Delsv
street, near Second, by a dog
child was badly frightened and
taken TO the store Of John Thomp
near by, and afterwards TO her hon
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
rIfIRrF-ETGHT People HURL
Accident on the Western Railroad
France,


Paris, France, May IA serious ceI1
lision occurred last evening on tn]
Western railroad between Sevres anl]
Chaville, Thirty eight persons wsi1
injured, three seriously. 4.
The accident occurred about 9 o'cloeS,,
at point on the line where work ~ ~
been in course for doubling the ralls'
The Brest express had left Monlpal'
nasse depot at s.35 o'clock. The trala
was full, the passengers being mos, s,
soldiers and sailors. On reaching i "
Point in question, the train was ~
rallied, in consequence OF snbsidelc'
caused by IL rainstorm during the My ,st
noon. Another train, which had y.
10 minutes later, overlook tho express
and, before the driver had time
draw up, the collision occurred, smasa
ing the goods van and several carriase
into matohwuod.
Had it not been for the order gNe
the drivers of the engines to slach7
speed between Sevres and Chaville,
terrible catastrophe would have oee
| inevitable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
knights of rxthias Han Co.

The stockholders OF the Knights OF
Pythias Hall Co. held their annual
meeting Monday night and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
William Simmons. A. j. Hyland,
Thomas Mullan, Jr., Nathan Lieber-
man, James Stradley, Harry Fritz,
M. l.. Garrett, Edmund Hawke and
o. W. Everett. The directors elected
the following officers: A. j. Hyland,
President; Thomas Mullan, Jr,, Score.
tary Lfeberman, Treasurer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Clayton, May z. The result of the
election held here Saturday afternoon
for councilman to succeed r. Y.
Wallen was surprise. T. L. Mason
was tine successful candidate. The vote
was as follows: 4. L. Mason, As: r. Y.
Wallen, 30: John W. Ennis, o.; l. N.
MiIn, /: I. 3. Fiuhariy, l. Mr..
Wallen had been member of the
council for 10 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
AGUINALDO WITH TINO.
Young Desires to Strike Them Before,
Rainy Season Begins.


Manila. r. J., May 2. -Telcgrams
ceived here, from Gen. Young rod
that Aeuinald has rejoined the I'll
Gen. Tino in the North, and that lid
have reassembled considerable iorj
In the mountains. Gen. Young desi,|
to strike them before the rains, ID
asks for rsinfnrcements. The tenor
the dispatch indicates that Gen. You'd
Is confident that Aguinaldo Is vii
Tino, and it is presumed they are pad
ming to resume fighting during U
rains.
Co. Il, Forty Seventh Regiment, nj
and routed band OF the enemy b
tween Legaspi and Riago, Province,
Albay, April 18th. Two America
we're killed and five wounded, inclu
ing two officers. The Filipinos b
heavily.
The conditions around Legaspi q
SorsoRon arc reported 10 continue q
turbed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

+ Will Goldfish oil cure cnnsunlptive couSn5
No! Will opiates? Noil Will inbalat.' api
No Can such q cough be cured ~ p az
Yes, it can. Reject all these nostrums I mn1
have weighed in the balance and found ,,"d
wanting Try Hale's Honey OF Hore,i," . an,
and Tar. Thousands upon thousailuss "a, III
using it. Millions have tried it. 80 Nv 4
Wno s took Il for coasE or cold hove
violent. Sold by all druggists. ain
Pixies Toothache Drops-Cnre in Que '.''A
ute
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

I Harry MacCutcheu of No. SOI Ofsuls'
street, fireman on tho p, W. Y D.
railroad, slipped and fell from his e.l
glne Monday morning in the vicinity ~ \
Edge Moor. His left arm was spraii lnrS
near the wrist aud he is suffering Tue tas
bruises. He was brought to the nU ~;
pital room at French street station a"'
afterwards taken home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

Edward Leonard of No. 100 Concord
avenue, had the ends. OF three fingers
on his left hand cut off Monday
by machinery at the Arlington Mills.
His injuries were dressed at the Della.
ware Hosrital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

The new time schedule of the several
divisions Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
including the Maryland and Delaware
divisions. will become effective on
Sunday. May 9th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
JUROR SENT no JdTL.

Dover, May 5.-The Superior Court
jury which tried the case OF William
+. Collins vs.. Nathan ii. Hutcnins in-
formed the court yesterday afternoon
that they were unable to agree, because
one Of the Jurors, Joseph Daily, was
intoxicated.
Daily was brought before the judges
and after being replimanded, was COM
mitted to jail for 10 days, for contempt
Of court. Daily had been warned earlier
In the week.
Subsequently, the jury rendered a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

Lovely warmth of color, with traces Of
pink and white. is the exquisite complexion
which follows the use Of Glenn's sulphur
Soap.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

Beauty is born in the blood. Beauty
is more than skin deep.,' it il blood
deep. When the Flood is tainted by
disease the flesh will feel it and the
skin win show it. Sallow or muddy
complications, pimples, hloehes and erup-
tions are only tho surface signs of i'm
Fure blood. Face washes, lotions, com
plexioh powders, may Ealliats the evils
but thoy cannot cuio the disease. The
only cure is TO cleanse the blood Of the
poisonous matter which is the cause OF
the outbreak in flesh aud skin. I'm
pure blood can be absolutely purified
by the use of DR.. pieroe's Golden Medi-
GAL Discovery. Its effect on flesh and
skin is marked. Sores heal and disap-
pear. The skin becomes smooth, and
iegains its natural color. Tho eyes
brighten and sparkle, the whole body
is radiant with the brightness and
beauty Of health. Golden Medioa
Discovery contains no alcohol, whisky
or othor intoxicant, and is absolutely
free from opium, cocaine and other mar
cotics. The use of DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets, assists the action Of thu
Discovery" by cleansing the system
fof Of gging matter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
Death Of william crownlnshicld rndico

Death of William Crowninshield Endicott.
A dispatch from Boston announces
the death. from pneumonia, in that
city Sunday afternoon. Of William
Crowninshield Endicott, u who was
Secretary Of War during President
Cleveland's first administrntion. He
was born in Salem, Mass, November
10Th, 1896. and was direct descendant
of Governor John Endicott. He was
known as lawyer of high rank, and
took an active part in politics. In
1884 he was Democratic candidate
for governor of Massachusetts,, but WAS
defeated. His VITA, to whom he was
married. in, 1859, was a daughter oi
George Peabody, the well-known phi.
lanthropist. His daughter married
Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary oil
State for the Colonies in the British
Cabinet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

New Castle, May s. six members Of
lo. Ii, N. q. D., went to the rifle
range on the Janvier farm, yesterday
alternoons for target practice. The men
are taRing great interest In the prac.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-20
GERMAN GoVERNMENT UTIOUs.
SIM Hopes Pekin Government is snno-
cent OF Intentional Hostile Action.

| Berlin, June 19.--The German govern,
ment continues to express its opinions
| with the utmost caution regarding the
trives to avoid the use of the wkord wal
| and still expresses a hope that the
| Pel1in government is innocent of DELHI
crate hostile action. The German press
| however, Is outspoken in it's demands
for more vigorous measures. The Vos-
siche Zeitung says: Germany. in con-
junction with the other powers, will
bear her share of the burden of re-es-
tablishing normal conditions; but she
will claim an adequate share of the re-
! ward
An official of the foreign office re-
marked to-day that if the alarming
news from Pekin last received were
true some confirmation of it would al
most certainly have reached the coast.
adding: Still the foreign office is pre-
news does come, which will probably be
several days hence"
The foreign office emphasizes the fact
that the Tal1u forts fired upon the inter-
national fleet In answer to request to
land marines to protect foreigners in
Tien Tsin. It is unable to explain the
action of the Chinese commander except
upon the assumption that he acted un-
der general orders from Pekin.
The foreign office has not confirma-
ton of the report published in the Brit
ish papers that the German gunboat
lltis was badly damaged in the engage
ment with the forts and that her cap
tain was killed. 1t discredits these ru-
mors. leading official speaking for
the foreign office repeats the denial that
the powers are negotiating regarding a
course of joint action and says that ev-
erything has been left to the various
commanders, who will simply perform
police duties" An official dispatch says
tina Everything is quiet at Kiao Chou.
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