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LICENSE APPLICATION.

NoTICE-I, WILLIAM A. HAGAk, the tenant
and oe. upant of the house situated at the corner
of Canal and Clinton streets, delaware City,
in School Districts No. So and T6. in Red
Lion Hundred, county OF New Castle and State
OF Delaware, in comp lance with the require.
ments of the acts OF the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that | shall apply in writing t. the
Court of General Sessions of the State Of
Delaware, in and for New Castle comfy on Mon.
day, the Eth day OF September. a. ID 1900, being
the next term oil said court, for license for laid
house. as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than ui G
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the fol
lowing respectable citizens cf said School Dis
tricts, at least six of whom are substantial free
holders Of said school Districts, recommend the
said application, viz:
]. T. Cheairs Vim. A. Price,
Geo. N Bright Vim, r. NeH
z Muliigan GEO. II Foatd,
Edward 0'Neill. ] hn Lang
!. ,. Bruner, John G. Clark,
J. Amos Collins, NJ Granuon
+. e. Laboub, John II. Davidson,
Chas W, Jefferson.
WILLIAM A. HAGAN.
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Renr End Collision.

Long Branch, \. j., Sept. "A reat
end collision occurred between two spc.
cial trains which were going south on the
New York and Long Branch division Of
the Pennsylvania railroad. The accident
happened at a crossing in Branchport, a
short distance from this place. Engineer
Lett Of the second train was severely in
jured and was taken to the Long Branch
hospital. His fireman was also cut and
bruised, but was not seriously hurt.
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GLASS Factories Resume work.

Piltshurg, Sept 4.-Efforts are being
made by the American Window Glass
company to start its factories regardless
Of the trouble with the ttatteners and cut.
tiers over tile wage scale. Officials Of tile
combine report that work has been II.
stlned ut the factories ut Dunllirk, Ind;
Greenfield, Ind; Newcastle, Pa; Hazel
hurst, Pa, and Coudertspolt, Pa. The
Phillips plant in this city will start W
At once, and the large plants at Arnold
and Jeanette, Pa, have been ordered to
resume operations at once.
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DISTINGUISHED BOLTERs.

From Baltimore American.
The past week has witnessed the de-
fection from Bryan Of three men Of
national prominence, upon whose sup
port the Democratic candidate had Il
llght to rely, in the absence of explicit
declaration from them.
William Il. English. of indianapolis,
whose father was the Democratic nomi-
nee for Eice-President on the Hancock
ticket in 1880. and who has himself been
Il lifelong and consistent Democrat, fatty
repudiates Bryan and Organism. Mr..
English sees 10 peril i'll the alleged inn
perialistic tendency of the nation. and
succnctly states the reasons for his
yithdrawal from his party in the one
itence: Bryan is the paramount is
M of the campaign" Mr. English is Il
b,iness man of distinguished service to
date and nation. He has thought deep
=. written widely, and is far seeing.
Partisan prejudice does not blind him to
the fact that there is II greater menace
in the prospect of Bryan's election than
in anything Mckinley has done or may
do.
Hon. Charles DENLY, eX-Minister to
China. and another lifelong Democrat.
Joins the holters from Bryan. Mr.. Den
by has had peculiar opportunities to ac-
quaint himself with the various phases
of the Philippine question, and hespeaks
by the book when he declares the Ad-
ministration is following the only path
open to it. Imperialism, he AYERS. as a
''bogy. created by Bryan for the sake
of an issue, and opposed for the sole
purpose of winning a victory in politics.
BY 4 man oc Denby's honesty and sin
cerity such demogagoism cannot be en-
dorsed, and he refuses positively and
absolutely to support the demagogue.
The third in this distinguished trio of
The sun., 1900-09-05

M:y uoee l"in Lewis have rucn u
long face. Can't be smile any more?
Charles Hignutt SAYS H. G. Knowles
is the only pebble on the beach, and that
the East side boys are the real stuff.
What Levin Shockley will do to Peter
j. Ford will be plenty if he is elected
which he will be.
The Second ward boys say Barney
Donahoe will have an easy thing in the
First district to knock out the old woman
candidate.
There are now four factions in the Re.
publican party, They are known az the
Addicksites, duPontites, Higginsites and
George II. Hollis.
The friends of Tammany are endeavor.
ing to convince themselves that there il
immediate need for a political under.
taker at Woifert's Roost.
There will be lots OF politicians fitting
around today.
Do not forget that there are two mere
registration day g. 4ss ;.,.. -. ..ssn...
Francis S. Bradley is making an e4.
cellent fight for the nomination oi
sheriff Frank is surely entitled to it fci
past party services.
Henry Clayton White is rapidly NOV.
ng around soliciting votes for the nom
nation of receiver of taxes and county
treasurer. Keen hustin e, Clayte.
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Ntenn, ynrl,t 3 M, nomr.

New York Sept l.--lhc auxiliary
steam yacht Aloha has arrived from Il
e&tcnded cruise in European waters. ri
Aloha, with her owner. Mr.. A. {. ,iulHt
and six friends. left New York on Mar,
n last. calling ut Fayal, Gibraltar an ].
Tuns. She then crused up the Mediter-
rancan as far as Cunstantinople and
Athens. The yacht left Gibraltar home,
ward bound on Aug. 2S. touching at Ma
deira and Bermuda, and experienced very
pleasant weather during the voyage.
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Supplies for state Hospital.

Bids will be opened and the contracts
awarded for furnishing snpp..es TO the
State Hospital for the Insane ut Farm
hurst ut II meeting of the trustees Of
that institution to he held tomorrow
morning. The contracts will be for the
months of September, October. Novem-
her and December and the supplies will
consist of groceries. bread. beef, veal,
mutton, dry goods, clothing, shoes, crock
cry and drugs.
The sun., 1900-09-05
McYey After Alleged Rioters.

Detective McVey went to Harrisburg,
Pa, Yesterday to secure requsiton
papers for the three men suspected OF
being implicated in the recent riot on he
sic lmboat Thomas Clyde, and the ac-
cused are to br brought to this CITY to-
day for preliminary hearing before
Magistrate DIS ev
The sun., 1900-09-05
Lee En- Route Home.

Washington, Sept. Quartermaster
General Ludington is informed that the
transport Rawlns has left Havana for
New York with 81 cabin passengers, in,
Guiding Brigadier General Fitz- Hugh Lee
commanding the eastern department OF
Cuba, who has been granted leave of alb
sence for the purpose of visiting his Vir
ginia home to attend to private business
The sun., 1900-09-05
wond .rland Theatre omcinIs.

In order to render his patrons the
most efficient service Manager Dock
stadcr of the Wonderland Theatre has
made the following appointments for the
season about TO open: Arthur Clark.
musical director; William J. Mckinney.
advertising manager; John Hofner,
stage manager; Walter Smith, chief us
her; Edward Boyd, doorman; Frank Nc
Donald, manager bill posting.
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Actor ManteII,s Troubles.

Robert Mantell, who appeared at the
Opera House last night in his new plav,
"a Free Lance" is apparently in trouble
over the alleged abduction OF his four
vear-old daughter Elsie, by his first wife.
1t is said a writ was served on him ON
Monday night at Trenton. The child
has two aunts in Philadelphia who are
anxious to obtain control OF her.
The sun., 1900-09-05
knights TempIars Meet.

Rochester, Sept. IA bright sky and
cool breezes We're the agreeable weather
conditions which prevailed on the open
ing day of the eighty-sevcnth annual con
claye Of the grand commandcry, Knight.
Tempars, which began in this city. Be
fore the programme had fairly got un
der way it was declared on all sides tha'
the conclave would be the greatest in thu
history of the organization.
The sun., 1900-09-05
LABOR Day.
From Baltimore Sun.

iillI ibdlllillblt sun.
Labor Day, which has become 4 ma
ti0nal holiday by the act OF Congress
PASSED iii 1894. ought to be as popular
and should he us generally observed as
any on the calendar. The dignity Of Ia
Dor is I'm important article in the creed
Of free institutions. and it is eminently
appropriate that it should be recognized
hy the setting apart of special day in
its honor Every American who works,
whether with his head or his hands. has
il vested interest in Labor Day. 1t be-
longs to all classes Of workers alike and
it would be we'll if all could join in its
celebration. In time, doubtless, it will
secure this general observation, and not,
as ut present, be kept by Il comparatively
small part of every community. We
need such Il holiday MS Il reminder, not
merely that useful labor is Il measure Of
true worth, but that there should he no
conflict Or friction between the various
divisions Of the Grand mmyofla labor. We
need it. also, as holiday pure and sim
pleas an addition to the few rest days
which we take as nation. We are es-
sentially Il working peope-cvery week
day in the year, with few exceptions,
Is laDor uiy Win us. we Know now Ia
work better than any other people. hut
We know less about resting than most
of them. 1t is important TO have day
in which we can glorify labor by doing
nothing or rs little rs possible in tht
way Of regular work. Labor Day is 4
good occasion for thinking about what
labor means and involves, how it shoull
ac halmonized III all its relations fol
the general good and IN excellent oppor
tunity 10 minister to the innocent ant
hralthful enjoyment Of hard-workiu.
nation.
The sun., 1900-09-05
Detective witsiI Gets Green.

.Iohn Green, colored, arrested in Phila-
dclphia for being implicated in the rob
hery of the residence of $. A. Miller ut
Elsmere, was brought to this city yester-
day afternoon by Detective Witsil. He
was locked Zip ut the police station last
night
The sun., 1900-09-05
sewa1I sim Unconscious.

Bath, Me-, Sept. 4.-Bulletins on the
condition of Hon. Arthur Sewall, who
sustained a stroke of apoplexy at his
summer residence at Small Point last
Sunday night, indicate that the patient
has shown no improvement. No signs OF
returning consciousness have been noted,
and no hopeful indication has been seen
by the doctors.
The sun., 1900-09-05
Public Schools Reopened.

About $4,000 pupils attended the pub
lie schools yes erday. All could not be
accommodated with seats. The new
superintendent of schools Professor
Twitmyer, is on duty. School work will
begin in earnest this morning.
The sun., 1900-09-05
Hartford Ha. More people

Washington, Sept 4.-The census bu.
reau announces that the population OF
Hartford is 1880. as against 53.230 in
1890. This is an increase of 26,620, OF
50.01 per cent.
The sun., 1900-09-05
GROCERIES.
Y acations

Are about over. In looking around
for Grocery Store for the Winter why
not drop in ours and take look
Give us a trial order and see
how neatly and promptly it is deliv-
cred. And then we guarantee every
thing. Satisfaction or money refunded
is our motto.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK:
Our Regal Blend Coffee,
a delicious combination;
Others sell it at 35 cents 0rn In
pound ........ ........... Goot tut
lbs, $1.0o.
Hanscom's Pure Lime
Juice, refreshing Sum- nm
mer drink ........ ....... Auui
BOTTLE
Cornstarch, ColumbiaHn
Brand. This is the best.. u1I
PACKAGE.
Green Acre Baked Beans, M
Boston style, 3lb. can. -. JGs
Mixed Bird Seed, extra Eo
clean and selected uG,
PACKAGE.
Grape Nuts, one Of the l9o
most popular Of all cereals. lJG,
PACKAGE.
Minced Prepared Ham,
delicious for lunch, ready l9n In
for the table ............. lou iul
Lafayette Cookies,
sai' s%sl, van1is sm49n svaasG sPsPa o.s- I2c. Ib
Volunteer, a fine double
Washboard, strong and I'M
durable. ........ -. -. GU9'
HANSC0M'S, Seventh and Market Sis
New York Clothing House.
The sun., 1900-09-05
Boys
School


SCnOOl or cap, new SHOES
or furnishings? If
Clothes he hasn't worn his
old ones out this
summer there must be some
thing wrong and you had
better look into it. The boy
who cannot wear out clothes
and shoes is nota boy. Odd
knee trousers, SO, rs and
$1.oo. Hundreds Of pairs,
all sizes, 3 10 16 years.
Some specials at 25c. a pal',
all sizes, Suits in size 8 to
16 years, from $500 and
$2. 50 up. Boys long trous-
ers from $1.oo UP. Long
trouser suits, IS 90, 80. o.
$3.50 and up. Boys hats,
boys caps, boys shoes, boys
shirts, boys shirt waists,
boys underwear, boys stock
ings. Proper styles, proper
qualities and lowest prices
for good goods.
Closed evenings at 6 ex'
cept SATURDAY..
The sun., 1900-09-05

Councilman Kane's man, Prince Ford,
for reprtst ntatlve in the First district,
loes lots of talking. The more he has to
say the less votes ne will have.
Harry Billanv is only man. He is
not the whole Republican party. TIE
boys have his measure.
Who said that 7. A. D. Hutson was
a i1kn &c q lnadnr - - - snsszsG
The sun., 1900-09-05
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The census of Wilmington has been
tnbulntrd by the Census Bureau at
Washington and as a result this city
will he classcd among those Of the first
class and it is the duty of every bust
ness man i'll Wilmington TO arrange his
business so as to compete with those
Of other first class cities. We take
pleasure in announcing to the public in
general and our patrons in particular,
that we have completed our arrange
ments and in the coming fall we will be
in Il position to compete with the largest
houses Of the largest cities. We are
receiving the very latest fashions of the
Paris Exposition styles for embroid-
cred waists, long fraks. also 1901 Rus
sian blonses. The hest workmanship
guaranteed. Call early and avoid the
rush. The hest reference can be given.
Give us a call
NEW YORK LADIES' TAILOR.
101 West Eighth Street.
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P. TONER,
Practical Horse Shoer.
$40 Orange Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL
Light Track Shooting "A Speciality.
REDUCED RATES TO RIcHMoND
VIA Pennsylvania Railroad. Account
ofMeeting "fthe Sovereign Grand
Lodge. L. o. O.. r..

For the m' citing Of the Sovereign
tirahd Lodge. | o O F., to be held at
Kichniond. Va, September II % the
iehnsyl yanla Railfoa'i t1,nlpan, y i'll trl,
excursion tickets I" Rlcfin nd. from AZ!
sta'iorf on its line. M tft ate ~ one far,
Tor the round ttin Tickets will he So,
ana gn.d gong S"ptriitt., IA Is ard lG
ana WI b. gnnt 10 re.urn Unit. Sepieii,
her 25, inclusive.
For partieuiars in regard TO stop 0ff al
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing.
ton, CONSULT nearest ticket agent.
The sun., 1900-09-05
TO THE DEAF.

a rich lady, cured Of her deafness and
nolses IN the head by DR.. Nichelson's
Artliclal Ear Drums. gave $4,000 to his
Institute, go that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Dtums may have them
Irte' Address No 1l7S, The Nicholson
institute, $50 Eighth avenue, New York.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-31
Mother Hubbard Parade.

In another column will be found an
Invitation to the marching clubs OF all
political parties to participate In the
Mother Hubbard parade, which Is to
take place next Monday evening. and
1t is q foregone conclusion that there
will be q general response all along
the line. The Mother Hubbard parade
is distinctly WheelingesQuc. and In
variably takes place the night before
the presidential election. and for the
past twelve years each succeeding one
has been greater than Its predecessor.
The general committee held meeting
last night. and elected Mr.. Frank NJ.
Church as chief marshal and Jesse
McCausland chief OF staff. Each club
will be entitled to one aide. and will
report his name to the chief marshal as
soon as possible.
The Mountain State Electrical Com
pany has donated the use OF the cleo
trio appliance on the street arches and
the Wheeling Railway Company the
current. so they will be illuminated
Monday evening.
The horse women" Will ride with
side saddles. In riding habits. and one
OF the greatest and most unique turn
outs In the history Of the city may be
looked for.
The route Of the parade and the place
OF forming will be announced through
these columns In few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-31
Over the River

Never was an election held when the
home stretch found the Republicans SO
confident, and at the same time SO alert
for my Of the tricks sometimes resurted
to by over-zealous party workers on the
other side. But the day for roorbncks
working effectively has long since pass
cd. and the people who decide elections
have had four dull years in which to
make up their minds, and they remem-
Der quite we'll the false prophecies OF
W. J. Bryan and the heralding Of VIM.
Mckinley rs the advance agent Of pros
perity. Prosperity has come to nil in
this part OF the Ohio valley. and the
steaming stacks and busy hum OF the
wheels OF Industry are ever present to
remind every. one OF the splendid
change. lest they forget the dismal Sit-
uation Just prior to the dawn OF new
confidence and all the blessings that
came with 1t.
In Belmont county the prospects are
especially bright. The workmen In the
mills and factories md mines have all
been doing well. and the farmers have
Jared so much better with all their pro-
ducts that hundreds II not thousands OF
them Will silently protest against any
change In the political world that will
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district to be traversed, and all OF them
will put forth the greatest efforts pos-
siblo to have their full strengthen line.
In fact there will be q good natured
rivalry between the Centre, Webster
and Richie companies for the best
turnout.
The companies will form on Chapllne,
right resting on Twelfth street, at7:3o
o'clock sharp. and the command to
move will be given promptly at s
o'clock. The Opera House band has
been engaged to head the procession.
The route will be as follows. and the
residents Of South Wheeling are urged
to illuminate and decorate In a manner
that will rival the grand reception ac-
corded the Rough Riders by the Is
land people on Monday night:
Form on Chapline, right on Twelfth;
on Twelfth to Market. on Market to
Twenty-first on Twenty first to Main.
on Main to Twenty-fourth, on Twenty
s fourth to Chaplinc. on Chapllne to
Thirty-fltth. on Thirty-flfth to Woods;
ion Woods to Forty-third. on Forty
third to Jacob. on Jacob to Thirty
third, on Thirty-third to Eofr and dis
band. 4ii III n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
"a Stranger in a Strange Land,

ga Stranger in Strange Land"
An attraction OF exceptional merit is
promised to the patrons OF the Opera
House to-day. matinee and night. in the
coming Of "a Stranger in n Strange
Land" the farce written by Sidney
Wilmer and Walter Vincent. This is
the same farce that kept New York in
good humor at the Manhattan theatre
for ten weeks last season, this being
It's first representation In this city. 1t
Is said an excellent cast will interpret
the various characters, while the same
magnificent equipment and environ
ment that characterized the Metropoli-
tan production Will be placed upon the
Stage here. The play is said to be one
great laugh from the very beginning.
1t tells OF the American Indian and
shows what funny complications can
arise when the counterfeit article en-
counters the simon pure Indian. The
cast Includes William Friend. Charles
Drake, E. J. Mack. Joseph Cusack.
Charles Lim. Frank German, Charles
Deland. Beatrice Norman. May Ander-
son. l.stella Wllmott and Otillie De-
Lano. The play Is spoken of rs being
on the same order as my Friend from
india" What Happened to Jones'"
and why Smith Left Home"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-31
BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and Alb, it the City Givcn
in a Nutshell.

. . l. ~ y 81 . . D. . . . s. .H
The Fulton volunteer hose company
J will give Its third annual ball at Turner
hall this evening, with music by Bach.
nuns full orchestra.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. Mullen Dlvis.
Ion, Ancient Order of Hibernians, Will
give turkey supper at ST. Marys hall
on South Wood street. tonight.
The regular Wednesday evening ser:
vice and address will be held at st.
Matthew's church at 1880 o'clock this
evening. and Thursday being All Saints
Day. there will be q celebration of the
Holy Communion at 10 q. m.
Miss Lizzie Nolte very pleasantly en-
tertained a crowd Of her friends at her
home on South Eofr street last evening,
at progressive euchIe. Prizes were
given to the successful contestants and
ut midnight q tempting luncheon was
served. GElgt
There will be an Informal reception at
the Arion club rooms tomorrow even
Ing. Cards and dancing will be the
amuscments and luncheon VIII be
served at n seasonable hour. Professor
kilmeyer will make the melody for the
Terpsichorean devotees.
The kaftee vislte Mt Mozart hall by
the ladies OF the Mozart Singing So
clety last evening, was largely at
tended and highly enjoyable affair. AZ
ter supper which was from until 8
o'clock. the hours were devoted to
dancing, for which Professor Nolte pre-
sided at the plano.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-31
ashore Acres"

A theatre party Of Sunday school
tenchers is rather an unusual spectacle
and to think that they went to tho
playhouse with their eyes wide open
and with the consent and approval Of
their minister, would probably shock
some people. but such party was
actually organized and there were fully
fifty members and they all went to see
that great and beautiful home play,
Shore Acres" during It's late run nj
the Boston theatre. They didn't sneak
IN but came openly and one and all
said they were glad they came md be-
liered thu. such plays as "Shor,
Acres" could not fall but do 4 great
deal of good. "Shorc Acres" IS not A
religious play, nor yet n sermon. but 1t
makes strong appeal to you through
Its simplicity and originality and when
the final curtain fails You feel that
your evening Mt the playhouse has not
been wasted or FILTERED away. Ar
ranEements for the production OF
james a. Hcrne's famous comedy
drama have been made ut the Opera
House for two performances. matinee
and night. Thursday. November /,