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The sun., 1900-09-15
FATHER DONAGRY IS
THOUGHT TO Be
At DEATHS DOOR
Great Sorrow Expressed Over
the Condition of POpu-
lar Priest.
Is PASTOR OF ST. ANNE'S
Four Physicians Have in the Past
Three Days Been Summoned
to Consult on His Case
and Attend Him. His
Heart is An cted.

1t was thought last night Father T.
Donaghy pastor of st. Anne's Catholic
Church. Union street and Gilpin avenue
who has been in i'll health for sometime.
would not live till morning.
Father Donaghy is very popular with
the members of his congregation and
Catholics generally but it was not gener-
ally known until last night that he WIS
critically i'll and great sorrow was ex-
pressed over his condition.
At his bedside last night were Bishop
Monaghan and four priests of this city.
Within the last three days the follow
ing physicians have been called to attend
him and consult on his case: DR.. Joseph
II. Chandler of Centreville and DIR.
John Palmer, .Tr., j. G. Fahey, and ].
\. Draper of this city.
The immediate cause of the illness
was constipation which brought on heart
troubles.
Farther Donaghy is about 60 years of
age and it is said was ordained at the
same time that the late Father Fallen
was.
He was born in County Tyrone, Ire.
land and came to this country 2S years
ago.
He has been pastor of st. Anne's fol
years, succeeding the late Father Dol
lard.
Prior to coming to st. Anne's he was
pastor at st. Joseph's on the Brandy.
wine and before that at Ashland.
Later.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Did Not Throw the Brick.

Clarancc Johnson, colored pleaded
not guilty in City Court yesterday to the
charge of having assaulted Estella Back
us. Her evidence was to the effect that
she was struck by brick ut Eighth and
Clayton streets about O'Clock yesterday
morning when 'the hall was let out I"
The brick struck her on the back of the
head. William Mitchell was in the
crowd hut did not see who threw tho
brick. Officer Maurice Flynn testified
that the crowd was large one and
reached over three squares. He locked
M Johnson on information received.
The ease was dismissed.
The sun., 1900-09-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Tatnall Bros. have sold their -four and
feed business and have retired.
The Young Mems Republican Clul
will entertain its friends on Monday
night
The receipts of the Wilmington post
,llice show an increase Of 1907 per cent
yer August of last year.
Arthur Johnson and George H. Grea-
es who have just returned from Eu'
ope were given Il reception at Mr.. John
MS hnmo ON Th"rsday evening, Ne
iC4 ,Vesl Front street.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Galveston Relief Train.

The second section of the Philadtl-
phia North Americans Galveston relief
train passed through this city last mig {.
1t consisted of fur freight cars load, d
with provisions, which were attached to
train Nc. 3, which is Baltimore accom-
mediation due at French street static n
shortly after IL o'clock.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Twentieth Wedding Anniversary.

Next Thursday evening will be'a gala
occasion for the members of Calvary
Baptist Church, Seventh street and Sny-
der avenue, Philadelphia. when the goth
anniversary Of the marriage of the pas
tor, tine Rev. ]. Wesley Sullivan, will
he celebrated. Mr.. Sullivan is Will
mingtonian by birth and Mrs. Sullivan
who was Miss Emily Hilbert, also
claims her birthplace in Wilmington. Mr..
Sullivan has been actively engaged re-
Gently in mission work in the vicinity of
Philadelphia as well as in this city. A
number of Wilmington people will go to
the reception.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Veteran Fire Horse Dead.

The old veteran fire horse Charlie,
which has assis ed in pulling the Della
ware fire truck to manv fires, died yes
terday afternoon at lNn'clock. The hors'
had peculiar disease in his throat hav'
ing eaten othing since Monday. As he
is about ff cen years old and has teen
in their pot session for 10 years, he was
the pride OF tine compan'.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Union state Committee.

A special meetil of the Union Repub
lican State Centra Committee has hrei
called by State Chairman j. Frank Alle'
for Tuesday at Dover at which the pro
position made by the Regular Republ'
can State Central Committee in regard {
rhe ticket made bv it at Dover yesterdt }
will be considered.
The sun., 1900-09-15
MillEiIe state Tickets.

Tho Union Republican ticket as nomi-
mated at the convention at Dover on
August 6. will be filed in all the counties
of the State today by the State Central
Committee to comply with the law. The
Regulars will do the same with the
ticket originally nominated by them.
Changes rect ssary to make one ticket
out of all the candidates named, will be
ma 1e by The respective committees, on
the resignation of candidates to be dis
placed.
The sun., 1900-09-15
linton Cnn Yacht Rnce.

York, Sept. 14.-Just as the sun
lown Cornelius Vanderbilt's 10 foot
yacht Rainbow, travelling at 13
~ and with her lee rail all awash,
across the finish line off Sandy
lshtShip, the leader and the win
NE 30 mile race against August
~ Mineola, Duryea and Whit
Yankee and w. X. Vanderbilt,
fSinia. BY the handsome margin
3mnntes - seconds the Rainbow
$1,000 cup offered by Sir Thorn
4 on. The Mineola was second, the
r. third and the Yankee fourth.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Injured by Rusty Nail.

Manuel Cramer of No. 4t4 West Front
~trcet run rusty nail in his foot yester-
lay morning while working ut the West
Yard. He was sent to the emergency
iIospital whore Temporary relief was
given him by Detective William T. Jones
after which he was taken to his home.
DIR. Draper was notified and visited the
injured man later in tc day.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Small Houses in Demand.

Never for years if over in Tho history
Of Wilmington he's thcrc heer such tie
mand for small hNr"es 1T this tima of
he wear. Rca estate dealers say thcy
have q dozen or more applicants every
day inquring for houses 70 rent. Thee
viii he some two hundred o. more nod
c,,, lo.,eas ner.lod newt --oa'. TILL t-'
The sun., 1900-09-15
Plot to Kill Balkan Kings.

Belgrade, Servia, Sept. 14.-Owing t.
the discovery of plan on the part OF
the Macedonian committee to murder thu
kings of Roumana and Servia the cour
guard at King Alexander's palace il
Smedcrevo has been increased by tw
co...L ATT, ~, II" r,les ha''c h"cY -" :
strietsr IN order IQ assure Ais sA.s.y.
The sun., 1900-09-15
will Entertain Her Glasses.

Next Friday evening Mahala Harvey
Wells will entertain her elocution and
physical culture classes at her home No.
203 West Seventh street from nntil 3
o'clock. Miss Wells guests will he de-
lghtfully entertained by their charming
h0SteSspS.
The sun., 1900-09-15
In Wilmington Yesterday.

Rev. f. Connel Jennings who several
months ago resigned as pastor of Ham
over Presbyterian Church to become pas
tor of Wakefield Presbyterian Church,
Germantown, Pa. was in Wilmington
yesterday. Rev. Jennings will begin his
new duties on September 26.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Gave a straw Ride.

For the benefit of the improvement
fund of st. Peters Pro-Cathcdral mi en-
ioyable straw ride was given rrum this
city to Perly's Hotel. "Wednesday even
ing and was chapernned hy Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Clarlison and Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Mealey.
The sun., 1900-09-15
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Arthur Price has gone to Chester
County. Pa, 20. II reSt.
Miss Nellie AIniwel has returned
from trip through Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. yViErd Hall Porter
lave returned from Ckpe May and have
rought with them Mrs. rorter's father
-. TuSs~n Urn, ,'' ha
:, IL hls se-h iue.l s.Is. 49,. Au.AAncr.
The sun., 1900-09-15
CoIored Republicans to Meet.

The colored Republicans If the Sikh
ward are requested to attend meeting
to be held in National Hall, Ninth aid
Walnut streets, Monday night. Tire
meeting will be calico to ordsr at eight
O'Clock.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Free NIessages to Galyeston.

The Postal Telegraph Company have
decided to help ir re ieving the horrors
ot Galveston. The Postal company VII
hereafter transmit money and ms ssages
10 the Galveston sufferers free OF charge,
The sun., 1900-09-15
'itehburg Lense Ratified.

'n. Sept. 14.-At a meeting of the
plders of the Fitchburg railroad
f lease of that road to the Boston
anne railroad was ratified by a
oa,G23 shares to 227 shares. AL
a lease was approved several
ago by the Fitchburg road, the
III the lease bill was passed by the
pre- subsequent to the date fixed
corporations for the lease to be-
Il' It necessary to take action max
date conform to the passage of
The sun., 1900-09-15

N j. Morcland is in Atlantic
''1 P''uhinGl has returned
|illsboro, Md.
The sun., 1900-09-15
Later.

Father DonrgAv expired at midnight
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
SPORTING NOTES.

The firm that is giving away tn, nice little 2MN2H camera wishes tD an nouncc that they will give on Christ mas day one of their best Ferris hi- cycles with the twisted spokes for the best picture taken with Cne Of their souvenir cameras. The ccndl .ons governing the contest will be made known if you will call at the Ecnte- JAvins Co., store,
 The new foot baU team will meet for practice at the Phoenix park. Sunday at 9 a. m. All interested please .. there on time.
 The rain Will make cycling bad for a few days. B. J. for one would rltl,r walk for a week than do without the rain.
 Tire Bentc-Jdvin Co. would like their monthly customers tD bring in their wheels this morning 50 they can be dried off before they rust. If you Iefe your wheel at nome telephoue them and they Will nd for it. And by the way, in wet or dry weather if you need anything done to your wheel cali up 2j2f and they will send for it and rcluIn it before lunch. If you are ol | their list .- costs you nothing. E. J.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
THE RIGHT SORT.

Young John D. Rockefeller, in his address to bible class In Iarrytown the otter day, told his hearers that there were a good many things bet ter than money in this world, and that one cf them was work. He said that he had learned this fact by cutting wood and crushing stone at 15 cents an hour. He recalled that when he was in col IcSe his most intimate companions Were men Wn0 worked their way by laundry work or doing janitor's work. One Cl them was taken sick and went to the hospital. When he came out young Rockefeller wanted to share q pant of h.s heavy expenses. He de- clinCd, saying if ne could not pay his own way through college he would go home and work until he could.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Frederick $. Nave Nominated by Re publicans of Santa Cruz County.

Frederick =. Nave Nominated by Re-
 publicans of Santa Cruz County.
 Noelles. Oct. 12.- CSpecial)-AIr. Frederick s. Nave. recently one of the prominent young lawyers of Phoenix, and secretary of the code commission, has been nominated by the republican party at NogaIes for district attorney of Santa Cruz county
 AIr. Nave was well known in Phoenix for over two years prior to his removal to Nogalcs. last March. The republi- can party in Santa Cruz county is for tunate in having a lawyer of such abil- ity, attainments. and character to place upon its ticket for the office in the proper filling of which depends SO much the success of the board of su- pervisOrs of the new county in laying the foundations for it's economical fu- fure.
 AIr. Nave came to Arizona nearly three years ago from Chicago, where he was associated with the law firm of Williams. Holt & Wheeler. He is the son of Rev. Orville J. Nave. a metho- dist clergyman. and chaplain in the regular army of the United States, now becoming widely famed in the east as the author of Waves Topical Bible" :" Mir. Nave received full classical training. being graduated with the de- gree of g. A. with hOnors. at the Ohio Wesleyan university. Subsequently he was graduated with the degree of IL. F. from the Northwestern university law school of Chicago. He was admit ted. to practice before the supreme court of Illinois. and was associated with Williams. Holt &; Wheeler. in an able though brief career. until lung trouble drove him to seek relief from Chicago climate in Arizona. After q few months rest from professional work, in ranchinE and mining. MT. Nave opened a law office with Kibbey 6, Edwards in Phoenix. He removed to Nogales last March.
 Tn the winter of 1899, when the I5gis- lature established a commission to re- wise the laws of Arizona. Mir. Nave was appointed secretary of the com mission, upon the strong endorsement of many persons familiar with his qualifications.
 As secretary of the commission Mr. Nave is ably assisting it in the skillful performance of it's duties, and will leave his mark of strength. along with that of the eminent gentlemen who compose the commission.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
Dr. Hubbard

and El1dder diseases. His prc-cinimcnt sue cess iS dut 10 exceptional ability, long OK peTience and absolute reliability. His methods are always the latest and best He treats scientifically Sexual Debility and Seminal Weakn ess, completely restoring their terrible undermining condi tiOus. Spec ial and Private disorders with their poison ous and destructive effects speedily and perm anently cured. No matter who has failed curablc. Cancers, UlccrS and External Growths positively removed without the knife or severe mrusurcS. Testimonials at office. Delay is oaugerous. Do not whit until too late. II possible always be exam ined by an expert. Talk with him and judge yourself to his integrity and ability
 ConsultationFree. Hours 10 to F, to 3, 10 Office and laboratory. 26-2S South Second Avenue, Hubbard Building, Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
WHERE KRUGER WILL LAND.

Paris. Oct. Fit is semi-ofciaHy denied here that the French govern ment has been approached on the sub jecJ of the suggested decentralization of former President Kruger at Mar seiiles. whence he could cross France to The Hague. On the contrary, it is added. Mir. Kruger is expected to land directly ir Holland.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
ANCIENT SLAVE MARKET.

In the old colonial days Boston had an Intelligence office" which Was also a slave market, as appears from mo- tice published in February, ITO: The intelligence office opposite the Golden
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE.

"Too bad. old man, about your wife running away"
 "Oh, it might have been worse. I wonder that she did net take me along to look after her trunks. ."-IndianaDolis Press
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

Ball. lately kept by Benjamin Leigh. is nax kept by Grant Webster. There is to he scld at said office West India and New England rum, wines of sever al sorts, male and female negroes, several secondhand chairs, etc.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
SURPRISED.

Miss Yellowleaf (coyly)-I never saw any one act so foolish as MT. Sophtie when he's alone with a girl
 Miss Pepprey-Alone with a girl? How could you ever See him unIer sucn circumstances s?-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

THE PEOPLE TESTIFY that Hoods Sarsapalfha cures scrofula. eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism dyspepsia. ner- vous troubles. and you may take f- with confd"rce that ii will do for you what it has done Tor others.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

Murat Halstead would appear to be justified in putting over the door of his quick service workshop "iIistories written while you wait.''-CIcveland Plain Dealer.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
H. q. Feelings.
 Merchant Tailor.

Call and inspect our stock of fall suiGnSs before you buy. We can save you money and guarantee you satisfaction in every respect. Wa also carry samples for ladies' tailor made costumes, which We can make very cheap.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13
J9 North FirSf NVs.
No More Work
 On the SabbatfH.

McaIy & Wilson, the propri tors of the largest photograph studio in Phoe- Eix, beg to inform .he public that their studio will he entirely closed on Sun day. 1fth inst, and every Sunday after wards.
 Studio 213, E. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

Investors in real estate can find many interesting items on our list. The Evans Loan 6 Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-13

The non-irritating cathartic Hoods Pills.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-04
STONES COLONIZATION SCARE.

Ex-Governor William J. Stone, Of Missouri. who
IS chairman of the subcommittee of the Demo-
cratic National Committee appointed to take
charge of the campaign for Bryan in the East.
was at the Hoffman House yesterday. in company
with Norman E Mack, Of the subcommittee All
the other members of the subcommittee were out
Of the city Mr. Stone said the subcommittee had
not decided on a place for headquarters, and would
make no decision until tomorrow. Mr. Stone has
been declaring recently that the Republican man
ayers are making preparations for the colonization
Of illegal voters in Illinois and West Virginia He
said yesterday:
have received information that many gangs OF
coored men were shipped on trains from Wasn-
ington TO West Virginia These said they
had been paid months pay in advance, and were
going to work on railroad III mas Deel lIS GUS
tom in campaigns send crowds of colored men
TO West Virginia, and they usually vote the Re
Senator Nathan B. Scott heard with apparent in
terest what Ex-Governor Stone had been saying
about sending colored from Washington to
West Virginia. Mr.. Scott had been talking with
Senator Elkins, Of West Virginia, at the RepubI-
THE only people who building railroads IN
West Virginia are Democrats, and If there are any
contract laborers going down there, white or
colored they Democrats. That's all there IS
TO it," c.
Henry G. Davis, who owns the West Virginia Cen
trail Railroad is building a connecting line of rail
roads in the State and has been importing colored
laborers into the State because labor mas oeer so
well employed in West Virginia that a sufficient
number of railroad workers could not be obtained
in the State Ex-senator Davis is a Democrat,
father-in-aW and is a rival for Mr.. Elkins's seat
in the United States Senate The imported col
zinia in which Mr. Davis's influence is greatest.
Ex-Governor Stone was told last night What
Senator Scott had said. and he seemed to be sur sur;
Senator Scott knows about 1T
New-York tribune., 1900-09-04
ALL SECTIONS PROSPEROUS.
SPLENDID CONDITION OF BUSINESS SHOWN
BY LETTERS FROM BANKERS AND
OTHER FINANCIAL, MEN

Oscar F. Williams, the former Consul-General at
Manila; Charles L. Jewell. of Indiana, and E. P.
Brown, who have been making campaign speeches
in Maine, reported to Senator Scott at the Repub-
hcan National headquarters yesterday that the
conditions for large Republican majority in that
State on September 10 are favorable Senator Scott
said he expected to be able to give out figures in
few days, based upon inquiries made in the West,
to show that the Republicans will carry Kansas
Nebraska, Montana. Idaho Colorado. Washington
South Dakota and Wyoming.
There was issued from the National headquarters
yesterday circular containing answers by bankers
and other financial men throughout the country to
questions as to increase of bank deposits. increase
OF credit of municipalities and the betterment of
the condition Of borrowers. The replies general
ly show that savings and commercial deposits have
increased from so per cent to 12O per since 1885,
that municipalities are able to borrow money at
1895; that farm values in sections have al
most doubled; that about 80 cent of farm mort
cages have been paid up and the remainder
neWed only with prepayment privileges and at
cent of the debtor classes, to whom Mr.. Bryan
four years ago appealed with his proposition for
cutting in two the value of money legal tender In
payment for debts, now actually lending money
IN competition with the business men writing these
letters.
Some of the strongest replies have from
Nebraska. The prosperity there has been such
that Bryan have had excuse for be-
ing unobSerVant of ii, the circular says The town
of Lincoln. in which Bryan is a taxpayer. has
four years ago it experienced difficulty in floating
loans at per cent.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-04
LETTER CARRIERS PARADE IN DETROIT.

Detroit Sept. s.-Twenty five hundred of the men
who deliver mail in various cities appeared in
Detroit to-day, marched al o'clock this after
noon in attractive imposing parade. took luncheon
together in the Light Guard Armory. and tonight
took part in public reception and listened to
addresses of welcome commendation and encour-
agement. There are seven hundred and fifty dele
gates to the annual convention of the National
Association of Letter Carriers which begins to-
morrow, and many of those in the city to-day re-
turned home tonight.
Among the largest delegations in the parade
aside from the Detroit carriers those from
New-York, Cleveland. Toledo. St Louis Columbus
and Grand Rapids, all of which were accompanied
by large brass bands, First in the line was the
New-York letter carriers band of sixty pieces
whose playing aroused an enthusiasm which was
maintained all along the line. The route of march
was unusually long, and ended at the Light Guard
Armory.
Within the armory the luncheon was prepared on
many long tables with plates laid TO acconm odate
eighteen hundred In the evening the Cayly
decorated drill hall contained a large audience OF
visitors anu citizens. The carriers were cordially
welcomed by Mayor Maybury and Postmaster Dick
ersOn and also addressed by A w Machen.
of Washington, superintendent of the Free Delivery
Service. Columbus and CHATTANOOGA are candi-
dates for next years convention.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-04
THE WEST FOR EXPANSION.
T. GEORGE W. BRUSH SAYS
CALIFORNIA AND WASHINGTON
WILL GO REPTTRTJCAN

AFTER seven weeks trip to Alaska, ex-senator
George w. Brush has returned to his home. No. 2
spencer Place, Brooklyn. He said yesterday that
ne had found the West than ever enthusias-
TIC for Mckinley, while Roosevelt was a special
1aVorlte' his name having added great strength to
the ticket. He talked with many persons concern
ing the situation, including several who had been
IN the Philippines. They every one expan-
sionists, matter what they had been before
Regarding the Western States, Dr. Brush de-
elared that California and Washington were GER
tain to go for Mckinley. and an editor of Mon
tana newspaper told him that if the Republicans
would recognize their opportunity in the dissen-
SONS between the two factions in the Democratic
party, one of which Clark led, they could carry
tha6 ta state although it was now for silver, The
West, and the general impression there was that
there was no question about the election of Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt.
Dr. Brush said in reference to the work of choos-
ing successor to the late Rev. DR.. A. j. F.
Behrends. pastor of the Central Congregational
Church Brooklyn. that meeting would, be held
subject would be discussed.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-04
TWO AMERICAN OFFICERS nE4n

Washington. Sept &-CiereraI OraeArtnrr rspors<
two recent deaths among his officers IN the Pnrfr-
pines in cable dispatches received az The N-sr
Department to-day Captain George H Bsntnn
{Tth Volunteer Infantry. dSed on the nrornfns 0f
August IS from wounds received m action near
Camalig. LSrzorl. on August u
Second Lieutenant Roy L FerHsA9> 9SSh VeNsrs.
Infantry. accidentally drowned IN the
Jataur River, near POtotan, Panay, on SeptembsE
I, The body has not been recovered
Captain Bentty was native OF Pulaski COsanty.
Va, He entered the service a first HeQteaaas
IN the "a Virginia Volunteers. tn AREik $3.50. sE-k
appointed captain IN the 6th NtFEtnbs NoA~
unteers in QctoeerS 1SS> Ee was Appointed caasarA
In the 9Th Volunteers {R August 1SSss &Af ~ No
Vember went 10 the PHILIPPINES. WheFe ~ h2a hsez
on duty up 20 the ttne ef hrs death
Lieutenant feFnald WRs bora "a 1SH "a WSasez-
port, Me- Ae served Is private u the ith Infan-
try tn the war WITH SPAIN, In JVyN 1sN he WRS
appointed second lieutenant IN the 5Sth Npf9n-
teer Infantry. and served at the PiattshNES Bar-
racks. New-Eerk, until September 81 that year,
when he embarked with hts regiment for tina
Philippines