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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION.
ON the Philadelphia Inquirer.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
There is seldom anything that is inter
estiDg or notable about State election
n Louisiana That which took
place yesterday, however, is in various
ways an exception to the RUE. For one
thing, it il the first election for Cover
nor and State officials which has taken
place since the adoption of the new Com
siitution, two years ago. The suffrage has
been materially restricted by that instru-
nent, such indeed being the special
purpose with which it was framed.
The Constitution of the
United States, fourteenth amendment,
second section, provides that when
the right TO vote at any election for the
choice OF electors for President and Vice.
President of the United States, Repre-
senTatiyes in Congress, the Executive
and Judicial officers Of State, or the
members Of the legislature thereof. il
denied to anv Of the male inhabitants q
snch State being twentv-one years q
ige and citizens Of the United States, ol
any way abridged except for partic
patton IN rebellion or other crime, th,
The sun., 1900-04-19
DARE NOT TRY 1T.
From the Daily Republican.

From the Daily Republican.
1t is very probable that Addicks could
not be erected Senator, under any cir
cumstances, but if it should turn out
otherwise, the refusal OF the committee
to seat him would settle his ambition for
all time. This would be the easiest way
to get rid Of him as candidate and pre-
serve the integrity OF the Republican
party. If frwo tickets are nominated, The
party will be defeated and he will be a
candidate whenever a vacancy occurs.
This thing Of defeating the party to de-
feat Addicks NAV suit the Democrats,
but it won't suit Republicans who wish
to exert an influence in shaping the laws
of the country. Some conciliatory course
must be adopted. or the Republicans will
not elect a Governor in our State until
Addicks or some other aspirants for
office Withdraw from the political arena.
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Groceries.
HANSCOM'S,
eth and Market SITS.
JOHN Ii. CANNING DRowNED.--:


The Mystery of His Disappearance
Cleared Up Yesterday Morning.
The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance Of John III. Canning has been
cleared away. shortly beflre Il O'Clock
yesterday morning his body was found
in the Cnristiana river.
The deceased disappeared from the
home OF his son-in-aw, John O'Donnell,
at Elm and Jackson streets, which
was also his home, on Monday night,
March 26.
During the investigations by the police
it was learned that the missing man had
lett John j.. Gallagher's saloon, No. 303
Madison street, about $50 O'Clock on the
night of Monday, March &c. He had ar
ranged with Mr.. Gallagher to go to his
house on the following day to do some
painting, but he failed to go.
.terday morning, after the body
was discovered and it was learned that ii
answered the description of the missing
man word was ST mt to John UDonnell,
the son-in.law, and the latter at once
went to Market street bridge, where lie
saw the body and identified it. He left
orders with Deputy Coroner Giles con-
cerning the disposition of the body
Coroner Nandever was on the spot with
IN short time after the find and took
charge OF the remains.
1t is generally supposed that Canning
accidentally walked overheard, as thert
seems to be no reason for suicide.
Mrs. O'Donnell, daughter of the de
ceased, is prostrated over the death 0
| her father.
The sun., 1900-04-19
THE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE.
Annual Report of Librarian Doan is
of Much Interest.


At the annual meeting of the board OF
managers of the Wilmington Institute |
on Tuesday evening, the reports OF III |
brsrian Doan and the standing commit
tees We're very gratifying.
Librarian Doan's report drew atten.
ton tn the fact that for the first time in
the history OF the library. German books
had been provided-l49 volumes OF
poetry, drama and fiction-and their
value was shown by the eagerness with
which they have been sought. Systematic
additions have been needed and have
been made i'll hygiene, religion, United
states history and biography, particu-
lary Of Americans. Many juveniles
have been added.
line total number Of volumes added
was 3, 1917, OF which ., go were by pur-
chase, and 232 by gift. On March
the total number of volumes in the
library vas $4,000. exclusive of maga
zines in temporary bindings for circula-
.tion.
In the course of the year, IS volumes
as missing a nd are believed to be lost.
The plan Of sending lists Of books to
school teachers is working we'll, and II
school room libraries have been loaned,
comprising 47S books. Tnis plan is
likely to be extended.
Among tie donations received were
243 maps from the United States govern
Irrnt. Mr. Duan returns thanks for
b1nnd numbers of magazines received.
Miss Marots time as cataloguer ex-
pireu last October; her work was emi.
nently satisfactory.
Horace q Eastburn resigned last Sep.
tent ec to gn to Yale Law School. FUl
two years he was an assistant at the
library. MIR. Doan says of him: "I1is
genial manners and ready services made
many liends for himself and the
library" Hls old position is now being
satisfactorily filled by George II. Nc
Govern. Mr.. Doan says that the mem
bers Of toe staff have performed theil
duties with cOmmendable diligence anC
with that courteous attention to the pub
lie which is one of the requisites 0
library service.
In his report for March, Librarian
, Doau aunouced that the circulation o
the Institute and the Rockford brancl
was Is POO, the highest Yet reached. Tn,
nearest approach To this was that of Jan
uary Is Isl.
The finance committee reported re
5 ceipts of Sl4, Oh so, of which $6,329 wa
] fro rentals, and $6 594.22 from appro
: priations IRON the Board of Education
/ The expenditures were SIS, ,S62 Sc.
4 The library and reading room commit
: tee reported an increase in their use.
t William p. Taylor, was reelected presi
: dent aud Frederic H. Robinson Was re
0 elected secretary and treasurer.
S The annual reports were ordered to
printed.
The sun., 1900-04-19
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. s., THE STATE OF
Delaware, 10 the sheriff of New Castle County,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. S. THE STATE OF
Delaware, 10 the sheriff of New Castle County,
Whereas. Maggie Fyfe bv her petition
tothe judges of oue superior Court,
filed in the Office Of the Prothonota ary'
of said Courtin and for New Castle
County, for the cauSs of complaint
(SEALl therein alleged has made application
to our SAID Judges that decree may be
pronounced dissovng the marriage
existing between the petitioner aid
Paul l. Fyfe.
We, therefore command you, as you were
heretofore commanded, that you summon Paul
1. Fyie that he be and appear before the Judges
of our said Co IT at the next term thereof to be
held at Wilmington, on Monday. the twenty
first day OF May next. to answer the allegations
OF the said petitioner. Maggie Fyfe according to
the Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, and also to do and receive what the Court
shall then and there consider concerning him in
this behalf as to the Court shall seem meet and
consistent with the provisions of the SAID Act OF
Assembly.
And have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Chas. u. Lore, Esquire,
at Wilmington. the fifth day OF February, A. D..
nineteel hundred.
Issued March IA, 1870. -
VICTOR B. W0OLEY
frotLOnO,ary.
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D0DGING THE QUESTIONS.
From the Evening journal.

From the Evening journal.
We have no knowledge that the 0xy-
Hydrogen Gas Company's case is being
held up in Chancery by the Board OF
Directors of the Street and Sewer De-
partment. AS matter of fact. Chancel-
lor Nicholson, and not the directors, is
conducting the affairs OF the Court of
Chancery. But, whatever the agency is
which prevents an Addicks corporation
from coming into our city on the pre-
tense of supplying cheap gas, but with
the real purpose of breaking down an
old and respectable enterprise, it is work.
ing i'll the interest of the consumers OF
gas, who have no desire to see the Will
mington Coal Gas Company pass into
Addicks' control and become an Addicks
monopoly.
We have no doubt that the fees of
Messrs. Hilles and Spruance, who are
defending the people of Wilmington
against such an infiiction, are paid out
of the public treasury. II they are not,
they ought TO be, and the people will not
begrude the money.
z 1t lie not necessary for Postmaster
Browne to tell the people upon what
authority ne called the Republican State
Convention. They know all about it,
Mr.. Browne was chairman of the only
Republican State organization in Della
ware, and had ample authority for al
his acts.
We do not say that it is true, but il
has been said that the reason why tht
0xy-Hydrogen Company injunction sui
is not under the control of the city so
iicItor is because the city solicitor is re
puted to be in sympathy with J. Ed
ward Addicks. If that relation real,
exists it would be maniiestly unfair u
give Mr.. Addicks both sides Of the argu
ment.
The sun., 1900-04-19
The Board of Trade journal.

The Board Of Trade journal for April
has appeared in a new deess Of type,
new make mp and issued by j. B. Bell.
AS tue official organ Of the Board OF
Trads OF Wilmington, the ,Tonrnal was
first published by J. T. Mullins. The
new edition shows wonderful improve
ment. The neatly printed inside pages
are alive with advertising and news OF
industrial Wilmington. A handsome
siate-crlored back completes the sp.endid
ipl-aiaGce Of lie } urnal.
The sun., 1900-04-19

basis of representation therein shall be
reduced in the proportion which the
number OF such male citizens shall bear
to the whole number of male citizens
twenty-one years of age in such State. :"
1t ;a stated that the registration OF vot-
ers for the election which took place
Yesterday shows ll7,000 whites and
1000 blacks, as compared with a regis
tration at the last State election OF a
quarter of million. y Here is
problem which the State will haye to
solve.
The sun., 1900-04-19
vaIvular Heart Disease Killed Him

Death from valvular disease OF the
heart was the verdict of the coroner's
jnry last night in the case OF
Thomas Nickerson of Galenaa, Md, who
died at the Delaware Hospital Monday
morning. 1t was thought at first that
Nickerson died from opium poisoning,
but a critical examination OF the heart
revealed the real cause OF the trouble.
w. t. Hicks, an undertaken from Galens,
came to Wilmington Tuesday night and
had the body shipped to Galena yester-
day morning for Lurial. Nickers1n
leaves widow and three children and
was we'll known through that section oi
the country.
The sun., 1900-04-19
THINKING OF SPOlLS.
rom the N orning NeN

rom the Morning News.
Bryan is the slated candidate of the
Democratic party, and it is natural TO
suppose that the managers of the Della
ware Democracy will not be willing to
do less than other, Democratic State con-
ventions have done. If the Democratic
delegates should go to Kansas City un-
pledged and uninstructed and Bryan
should be nominated and elected, where
would the Delaware Democrats stand as
to patronage?
The sun., 1900-04-19
A QUESTION OF LAW.

From the Philadelphia Times OF Yesterday.
1t is not disputed that the Democrats,
Tin Kentucky although defeated in the
election, have won the contest by entire
ly lawfnl proceedings, and if the national
Supreme Court shall find that the laws
have been complied with for the deter
mination of such disputes, and the Su-
preme Court of the State has affirmed the
Judgment, it will doubtless decide that it
has no question before it for determina-
tion.
The sun., 1900-04-19
A PARTY SHIBBOLETH.

From the Philadelphia Record OF yesterday.
According to Representative Gros-
venor, the mouthpiece OF McKiney's
Administration in the House, the Puerto
Rican act is to constitute the "shib-
boeth'' Of the Republican party in the
coming Presidential election. BY all
means! The Democrats will welc ONE the
issue. But General Grosvenor should not
have overlooked the Trusts which stand
behind the act.
The sun., 1900-04-19
nc following descrlbed zeal estate, w

Ine IOlIOWllB uesc1lDeu rear cstdle VIZ
All that certain lot of land and brick dwelling,
.ituate in said city of Wilmington. bounded ana
describe as follows that Is to say. Beginning at
a roint on the northerly side of sixth street be-
tween Monroe and Adams streets at the distance
OF seventy feet and ten inches from the easter
side of Adams street, at the middle of the di
vision wall between this and the adj lining
house thence northerly through the middle oi
said wall parallel with Adams street eighty feet
to a stake, thence tasterly parallel with sixth
street fourteen feet two inches to stake thence
southerly parallel with Adams street eighty feet
to the said northerly side Of Sixth street, and
corner Of an alley between this and
the house adjoining nn the east, and thence
westerly along said side Of sixth street fourteen
feet tvs inches to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may. With the free
use and privilege of the above mentioned alley
running back nom sixth street ON the easterly
side Of the above de cribed lot thirty feet, TO he
used in common forever the said William Nor.
row excepting and Teserving there-trom and
there-out the right OF building over said alley,
leaving reasonable headway; also the privilege
of building Into and using the easterly wall OF
ss i'd house without any charge or demand there
| for.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Joseph NJ. Griffith, eldest son and common law
| heir of Richard R. Griffith deceased late trustee
| Annie Stoops surviving mortgagor, Joseph NJ
Griffith a. ministrator, d. b, H.. of Richard X
| Griffith, deceased, william II Stoops and John
| Bulger, TITS. and To be sold by
| JOHS L. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
| sherfT's Office, Wilmington Delaware Apri
i 49, 1900
The sun., 1900-04-19
MIR. DIMOCK RETURNS.
Says Stringham's Trial Will Begin as
Soon as Repairs are Made.

Soon as Repairs are Made.
Mr.. w. De. w. Dimock, secretary of
the Harlan x Hollingsworth Company,
who mas been at Norfolk, Va, for the
past two weeks, returned to this city yes
day. He was there in the interest OF his
company at the government speed trial
trip OF the torpedo boat Stringham,
which was butt by the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Company. The Stringham
received an accident to one OF her engines
several days ago and is now in the dry
dock at Norfolk for repairs. New bronze
propeller wheels are aiso being made for
the Stringham and will be put on as soon
az they are finished.
Mr.. Dimock stated yesterday afternoon
that no definite time had been set for the
next trial, but it would be made when
repairs are completed.
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF loIEpo, J
....-... G....,..n.. :. SN


FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF +. ].
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State aiore-
said, and that said firm will paw the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. D., 1856.
49,, A. w. GLEASON,
sLAL NOTARY PuBLIC.
N-@'
Halls Catarrh Cure lie taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mnc
GUS surfaces of the system Send for tes
timonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, 0
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hairs taml p.il= ale the best.
The sun., 1900-04-19
MISS WELLS ELoCUTIoN CLASS,
Tonight at Epworth Church the
Glass Will Entertain.

In Fpwo'th NJ, f. Church tonight
Miss Mdhala n. Wells and her elocution
Class will give an entertainment for the
benefit of tile church.
Tie program which follows is one Of
Mics Wells best and those who attend
this affair will net only aid the work OF
the church but be amply rewarded by
the entertaining little ones who have
been taught by Miss Wells:
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SSHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
Dol Leyari Facias, to me directed will be ex-
posed to public sale at the Court House on
Market sire ct between Tenth and Flew nth
streets i'll the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county state of Delaware.
ON FRIDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF MAY, 1900,
at 9 O'clock p m.
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Odd 1t takes 2 pair Of
trousers to every
Trousers coat, at least to-
the average man,
For and often more to
hold the b1ys.
Men We have hum
dreds of new
Boys. styles in all sizes
for 3 year old
boys to so inch extra sized
waists. Boys knee pants
sizes, 3to 16 years, 25c ito
81. so. A lot of extra values
at soc, made from remnants.
Boys long pants soc to IS,
sizes IS to I9 years. Mems
trousers 81 to 81. New
styles cloth and cut proper
widths, all sizes waists and
lengths, stouts, Sims and
regulars. Full line heavy
and strong never rip work
ing pants A bargain IN
Jeans at soc. Heaviest ones
at 81 and $I.25. Cotton
pants, 75c and 81. Cotton
and wool mixed at SIS
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
JAS. I. MULLIN & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth
Hats, and Market,
Shoes. Wilmington.
The sun., 1900-04-19
PART /.

Delsarte Rose Ensemble, class; Rose
Song by Ethel Porter, Marguerite Wells;
recitations, Audrey B. Stout, Bertha
Barrett, Marion Tyre; doll drill, eighteen
little youngsters; rotations, Cora
O'Neal, Madeline Wilcox, Mildred
Stewart; Pink Rose drill, eight girls
character sketches, Toms l'racGical Joke,
Editn jones, Lawrence Jones, Ethel
T"ppin; How the Quarrel Begun, Bessie
Bullock, Margaret Bel; Presentation OF
prizes.
The sun., 1900-04-19
rARr Ill.

Wreath drill, twelve girls; recitations,
Tu Il Plumley, Marguerite Wells, Ethel
Anderson; grand drill, seventeen little
girls; feci,ations, Minnie Light, Lena
Hayden; dumb bell drill, class; recita-
ton, Mahala H. Wells; pianist, Miss
Filth Dill; vocal instructor. Miss Lillian
Hutchinson; Physical Culture class
Saturdays 10 so a. M, Dilworth Hall,
Tenth and Market streets.
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charge I5c. Rents, Sales and other
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7th and II SITS. ne, GTifnth's Pharmacy.
I'd st. md Ia. s.e., Dobyn's Pharmacy.
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18th and Vt. ave-, Kings Pharmacy.
18th and Il. !. ave-, Huddleson's Pharmacy.
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18th and yelling place. Eppley's.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

YOU CANNOT JUDGE OF THE BEAUTY OF
Somerset Heights by seeing it from the station,
The Heights lie about two squares from the sta
ton. You will be pleasantly surprised at the
scenery by going on the higher ground where
house for Mr., Gibbs, cashier Of Moses X
Sons: We are building another for Mr.. Boelter
The Evening Star is building another. and we
are building three 5 and Groom houses, with
xloO; hot and cold water; sewers; high and beau
fm view W.. Inspect then and r see how we build
Other houses follows:
rooms. y acre, water, sewer. ......... 81 800
6 rooms, u acre, water, sewer. ........... $3.50
rooms. 95x1S0 water, sewer............ 3, 100
rooms, y acre, water. sewer. ......-... !, 500
rooms 4 acre. M MITES s sTfER iiorney 1000
no2o-tu,th,s.tf Somerset Heights, 5o4 1ith
FOR ssALE-PRoPERTY NEAR WASHINGTON;
suitable b for hotel academy or sanitarinm Ad-
THE NEAREST SUBURB TO THE WHITE
House is Fort Myer Heights (15s miles,, You
will regret it if You buy elsewhere without first
illustrated 'booklet'' and How to become your
own landlord on $40 month"; Carriage free
no1s 90 TIC f FGLToN r. GORDON 1906 NV.
FOR sALE.oR RENT-l6 ACRES WITH Urn.
for sale for 500 esehEs2 down balance s. per
week. within miles of Washington, on electric
''N1' ''ee " ~ JAMES E. CLEMENTS.
FOR SALE-kENSINGTON, TWO LOVELY Urn.
homes: modern improvements; large lot; good
water close to depot; small cash payment; small
CALDWELL. Sec. "a, W. L. and T. no17-st'
FOR sALE-AT LESS THAN COST AN ATTRAC-
tive and every way desirable cottage; MI; at
bered city lot; owners business REQUIRES him to
no lfass nnEs Plles Il f1slS ioos St NV
FOR sALE-WOoDRIDGE LOTS OFFER BEST
opportunity for suburban investment. Prices and
terms please others; why not you? $4,000 spent
buyers get choice locations and advantages Of
pending Improvements. In the District. Direct
electric service to business centers Drop In
and let's talk 1t over. JOHN n. HENDERSON,
1903 st. no17-6t'
FOR RENT-UP-TO-DATE HOUSE AT WOOD
ridge; 8 rooms and bath; all modern improve
large lot rent aof for winter
no17-3ts
FOR SALE = BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
city, on principal electric line; 8 large
rooms. large attic, handsome mantels. decora-
lions and fixtures; tiled dreplaces and open
CRATES; tiled bath, porcelain tub. marble wash
stand; hot air heat concerted CELLAR lot u acre
a big bargain Only 800. Fair terms: Ad-
FOR SALElKENSINGTON-
New houses; large and commodious; built espe-
cially for warmth and comfort during winter
m eeu
wells; conveniently located on large lots. con-
tanning from $1,000 to 10000 50. feet. Price only
no17.s. with y 3. Il Il: W TEaasEk' co.
FOR SALE-S1 ,sOO-6R, BATH AND CELLAR;
NV; u cash; 80 on price or 1870 on amount in
no2.n D. D. THOMPSON. 1885 NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
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