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The evening times., 1900-06-30
A SwIs. FamiIy,s Misfortune

FREDERICK. Nd, June 3O.-Max O'Ket-
Ter. his wife, and four children. who re-
eently arrived from Switzerland in search
Of home In this country. reached Fred
erick on late train from Baltimore Thurs
day night They were met at the station by
Samuel Hoke on whose farm they had Sc
cured employment. and were taken to his
home in the country. Soon after boarding
the train their five-month-old taby be-
came i'll and died in its mothers ans
before reaching here. The child was buiie I
yesterday afternoon in st. Johns Cathol,c
Cemetery.
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HAD MRS. GoULD's JEWELS.
Police Arrest Man Believed to Be
N London Thief.

NEW YORK, June 3C.-A eek. supposed
to be a hotel thief from London, who at
tracted the attention Of detectives at Co
Eey Island on the night OF the Rubin
Sharkey fight, was arrested the next day
On the Bowery with about 5000 worth OF
jewelry in his possession.
This jewelry has been identified By the
people at TifGnys and by Charles S1rady,
Mrs. Goulds brother as the property Il
Mrs Edwin Gould. Mrs GCu 5 apart
ments Gt Hotel Carleton. LO-dol. were tn
tered several weeks ago, while she wa OUt
for drive. and the thief carried of | OF
the jewerly that the Gou,ds had not p &c d
in q safe deposit vault.
Captain McCluskey is confident tl3t the
man is one Of the gang Of hotel thieves no
have been operating recently in Loncon
and Paris, and following wealthy Ameri-
cans from one city to the other. The p-is-
oner says that he is Charles w. Blair. a
valet from Australia.
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THE STANDARD OIL CASE.
Arguments Completed in the Suit
Over a Tank.


Over Tank
The arguments in what is known as the
Standard oil case have been completed
and the matter taken under advisement by
Justice Barnard for decision. In the origi-
nal proceedings begun about three years
ago. the complainants. John C. Oeser and
others, asked the court to restrain the
Standard Oil Company from completing the
construction ard using a certain oil tank
on its premises in Southwest Washington.
When the matter was first called to the
attention of the court a temporary order
was issued enJoining the defendant from
completing the tank in question or using
St for the storing OF oils.
During the last two years either side
has taken a great deal OF testimony pre-
paratory for the final hearing. which began
about twelve days ago before Justice Bar
nar6. The complainants are represented
by Messrs c. Maurice Smith and Edwin
Forrest and the Standard Oil Company by
A. S. Worthington and Clarence Branden-
berg.
1t is not expected that the decision of
the court will be announced until Au-
KuSt.
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A GIRL SAVES TWO MEN.
Daring Rescue From the River Dur
ing N Heavy Storm.

PLYMOUTH, Pa, June 30.-A daring
rescue was accomplished Thursday evening
during the heavy storm by a young girl
aged thirteen years, namely Miss Annie
Driscoll, OF Beade Street
Two men while crossing the river in a
skin were thrown into 'ie water by the
capsizing OF their boat. The girl pushed
off into the storm in Cd sIiff, and after
a hard struggle managed to get one of the
men in the boat. but the other was so ex-
hausted that she was unable TO lift him
in. She then wrapped the chain in the bow
Of the boat around his shoulders and kept
him from sinking until help came
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WAITING ON TILLMAN.

South Carolina Delegates Not Com
mftted Second Place.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. June 30.-The South
Carolina delegation TO Kansas City has
not held formal meeting TO discuss Vice
Presidential preferences. but several mem
bers who we're seen yesterday, including
Governor McSweeny. said they thought very
favorably Of both Hill and German. but
pending the possibility OF Senator Till
man being nominated this delegation could
not be counted upon to support any other
candidate. Tillman is absent from the
State. and is believed TO be in Washing
ton. HILL because OF New York s
pivotal value. is considered here the
strongest man for second place
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BALKED AT KITCHEN WORK.

Youth Runs Away because His Fa-
ther Made Girl of Him.
JERSEY CITY. N J.. June 30.-Everett
Prior, thirteen years old. of 159 Green
Street. rebelIed against his fathers or
ders to wash dishes. cook meals, and per
form Csher dU ties about the house. and
ran away from home on June %. He was
arraigned before Magistrate Zeller. in the
Harlem Police Court When questioned
by the magistrate the boy said he had
left home because his father abused him
and wanted 10 make girl of him Mag
istrate Zeller told the boy he had done
right. He then gave the boy into the
custody OF his cousin.
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KILLED BY A BOY.
New York Man Shot Down by "A Half
witted Youth.

NEW YORK, June 3O-John Arnot. fifty
years old. a penmaker. living on Myrtle
Avenue. Corona. l.. l.. died in ST. Johns
Hospital, Long Island City. yesterday from
the effects Of a pistol wound in his right
thigh.
Arnot was shot down in front of his
home about 10 o'clock Wednesday night.
and was taken to the hospital after treat
ment by Ambulance Surgeon Manning
The shooting was entirely unprovoked.
Il was done by Frank Lucanio. seven
teen years old. who is said by come to be
haif-witted. The police of the Newtown
precinct have been unable to find him
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SAVED BY AN ACTRESS.
Brave Rescue of Drowning Man at
Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. June 30.-Wil-
liam Atkinson of Germantown was al
most drowned yesterday. and owes his life
to Mss Ethel Moore, Of San Francisco,
and George VerapaIie Of New York. both
members Of the ''Mamzelle 'Awkins" Com
pany.
Atkins had ventured out far beyond the
other bathers. Suddenly he cried out that
he had been seized by cramps. Miss Moore
was swimming in the surf with Mr.. We
rapalie- She was nearer Atkinson than
any Of the other bathers, and at once
struck out for the struggling man
She reached him, but he clung TO her
so that il was very difficult to save him or
help herself. Both were nearly drowned.
Miss Moore. however. started TO shore with
Atkinson. She had not gone far when
George Nerapalie came TO her assistance.
Miss Moore was cheered for her bravery
by the people on the beach
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sPLENDoR AT IDLEHoUR.
Nnnderbiit's Country Home Ia HIVE
an Oriental Court.

OAKDALE, L /. June 3o.-An enclosed
Oriental court is being built in front OF
William K. VanderbiIrs new country home.
Idlehour. at this place The court IS TO
cost $100.000. and it is said viii surpass in
magnihcenee- anything Of its kiza = this
country.
Dreogers are nov at work cutting out a
miniature lake 3Cf feet square and eight
teet deep, which Till be fed By the Great
River. The lake Is 10 b. enclosed BIZ
arches OF steel and glass. ana the side walls
are 70 be OF marble
4 promenade laid in mosaic tiling viii
extend around the lake. while the windows
viii be OF stained glass. \ marble stair
case, also arched over. viii lead from the
mansion 20 the lake
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BEAR ADMIRAL PHILIP ILL.
Suffering From Congestion of the
Lungs in BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Rear Admiral
Philip. commandant Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. is seriously i'll. He has not been
well for about five weeks. and is now
suffering from congestion Of the lungs. On
Thursday he went to Snug Harbor to see
Governor Delehanty. and while there be-
gan TO feel worse He was able. however,
to so to his home in the navy yard. Since
then he has been attended by DR.. Gordon
r. Hall. Of 20 Schermerhorn Street.
Brooklyn.
The patient WIS considerably better last
night. and this morning DR.. Hall, as well
as member Of the family. expressed the
belief that he was on his way to recovery.
The evening times., 1900-06-30
SAVANNAH HARBoR FRAUDS.
Judge brown Denies n Motion fer n
Writ of RemoNnI

Brown. OF The United States Circuit Court
denied a motion yesterday for writ Of
removal for Benjamin D. Greene and the
Gaynors. who are under Indictment for be
ing implicated with ex-Capt- o. NJ Car
ter In the Savannah Harbor frauds.
The motion was argued a few days ago
In denying it Judge Brown designated July
for further hearing before Commission
er Shields. at which time either side may
offer such further competent testimony as
they see fit.
The evening times., 1900-06-30
BANK CASHIERS WIFE SHOT.
An Attempted AsSnssinatiOn Causes
Excitement in indianapolis.


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 30.-The
people of Hartford City are greatly exer-
eised over an attempt TO asssssincte Mrs.
Ezra Stahl. wife of the cashier Of the Citi-
zens' Bank. yesterday morning.
Mrs Stahl was seated il her room just
after breakfast. when a slot vas heard by
the neighbors. and the ,rashing Ct & ass
followed When an investigation WGs m
il was found Mrs. Stahl had been stru K
by a bullet from the pistol. the bali ei-
tering her head back OF the left ear. II
glanced around and lodged back OF the
right ear She was unconscious Wien
found. and is now in critical condition.
The shot was fired through the window,
but the person having the weapon must
have been some distance away as toe
force Of the bullet must have largely
spent BET il hit her. An immediate in
ve5tigatiCA Iaiied TO find anyone near tie
Stahl house. and no clew has yet been OBJ
tanned TO the mystery. Mrs. Stahl is 10,
known 20 have any enemies.
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Enrrnerr kiIIed hr a Trnfn-

on the Long Island Railroad, which leaves
Montauk Point at S D. m. struck farm
wagon at Brunswick Junction. Newton. al
1I:35 o'clock last night Il killed Edward
ShTinpe, of Middle Village, and his son
about fourteen years old, who were in tbs
wagon. The horse was also killed vii
liam Mangin. the engineer. was arrested
The evening times., 1900-06-30
The Newport News Dry Dock.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. June 3O-The
excavation for the new 81, 900, 900 drydock
is about complete. In a few days the
piles will be driven, and the work of con-
structiOn will be commenced. Rapid prog
ress has been made On the mammoth bas-
in. and in a few months j, will be ready
fer use
The evening times., 1900-06-30
Az Accnsed Mic Acnniffed-

COLUMBIA. s C, June 3O-Mrs- Belle
Graddick was acquitted of pois oning her
husband last evening. A verdict of guilty
was expected by the defendant and specta-
tors. Graddick. grocer OF this city, was
slowly poisoned in February with aresnic-
A young man represented as having been
infatuated with Mrs. Graddick was first
arrested as accessory, but was not tried
The evening times., 1900-06-30
CASH SAVED BY A WOMAN.
She Surprised Burglars in an At
tempt 10 Loot Al House

REMOVE. Pa, Jane 3O.-A wakeful
young woman saved the borough's money
from falling into a burglars hands Thurs
day night Borough Treasurer David Rus,
sells house was entered by a burglar. who
gained entrance through a secoad-story
window The apartment was occupied b.
Miss Teresa Burke. a sister q Mrs. Rus
sell.
The burglar fell over a rocking chair and
awakened Miss Burke She screamed. aud
the burglar jumped out CT another window
20 escape Mr.. Russell. who had been
awakened by his sister-ia-Iaw's scream.
NJ Russell had a large amount Of the
bCrOUgh'G cash in his house. and
It is presumed that the burglar knew this.
The evening times., 1900-06-30
SNOWMAN USED A CLUB.
struck n Child Over the Head 70
PeepInG Under the Tent.

struck n Child UVer the Henu Tor
PeepInG Under the Tent.
LAMBERTVILLE, y. J., June 30.-Nine-
year-old Jessie Murray lies dangerously
i'll at her home here from the effects of
being struck over the head by a show
man The girl, with others. was trying to
look under the tent at GOOdrich's show
Thursday night After being told to go
awoy one of the showmen threw a heavy
club. striking her on the head, and rend-
ering her unconscious. The girls com
panions told her parents who, with some
others. carried the child home
The story Of the brutal act soon spread
and mob of infuriated men gathered with
clubs and brickbats. They entered the
tent in search Of the assailant. but he had
been warned and had left the town.
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Concessions TO Tohacco strinners.

BOSTON. June 5O.-As the result Of a
conference between manufac turers and en-
ployes. the tobacco shippers Of Boston wi |
all work with union bill Of wages and on
union hours The agreement is for an
eight-hoUT day and Saturday half-ho,i-
days in June, July. and August. Miss
Mary Ready represented the stripes al ]
so well did she handle the case that OBJ
durate manufacturers we're brought aroun I
to her way of thinking
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BISHOP TALBOT A DEFENDANT.
Served with n Court summons While
Riding on a. Train

HUNTINGDON. Pa. June so.-After
waiting for three months. Rev l. ". W.
Irvine, former rector of s.. Johns Episeo-
pal Church here. has succeeded in having
a summons served upon Right Rev Ethel
bert Talbot. Bishop OF the Central Penn
sylyania Diocese. as defendant in a tres
pass suit in which conspiracy is charged.
The other defendants named are AIexan-
der Elliott and his wife. Emma D. Elliott
Of this place.
The summons was served on the Bishop
while he was riding on a railway train be-
tween Tyrone and Vail
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Ships and Wen From Australia.

MELBOURNE. June 3o.-In re ponse o a
request from the Admiralty in LONDON,
three vessels Of the naval auxiliary squad
ron have started for China. Premier Nc
Lean. of Victoria. has offered Great Brit
ain 200 naval volunteers and two guns.
Queensland has offered a gunboat
The evening times., 1900-06-30
Stabbed a Former Sweetheart.

NORFOLK, Va, June 3O--Joshua Mar
tin. cOlored, who was married at Peters
burg Thursday. arrived here with his wife
that night former sweetheart of Mar
tins met him at the depot dunned him
for an alleged debt, and being denied pay
stabbed him in the eye with a knife. She
wa ssent on to the grand Jury yesterday
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Large sale OF Cotton.

PETERSBURG. Va, June 3o.-Mcszrs.
Rodgers & McCabe. large cotton deale-s
here. purchased yesterday for export eco
bales Of cotton. Tnis Is the largest sale
OF cotton that has been made in P-tsIs-
burg for a long tine
The evening times., 1900-06-30
To Bid or War Vessels.

Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock
Company is making ready to bid on the
five new fighting ships authorized by Con-
gress, and for which bids will be opened
at the NAVY Department in Washir stou.
November 15 next.
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BOY CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
High school PupiI Accused of Rob.
binR Nnle Wan.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 3O-Arthul
Freeman. a High School pupil. seventeen
years old. was arrested last night. charg-
ed with burglary.
( II is alleged that last Monday night h5
entered the room OF Mason A. Stone. cl
New York. a Yale senior. and stole some
jewelry- Stone at the time was attend
ing the senior class supper at Savin Rock
The same night he jumped from a window
at a Savin Rock resort and was injured
The evening times., 1900-06-30
The Puritan Leaves Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. jane 3O.-The dou' le-
lurreted monitor Puritan has left the Ma
val Academy for Norfolk for repairs. Lsu-
tenant Robson was in charge Of the ves-
col
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MANY PRINTERS DROPPED
Wholesale Reduction in the Gov
ernmen. Office Force.

Mr. Palmer Says the Suspensions Are
Due to Lack OF Work, But the I'm
fortunate Men Are Said to he
Nearly All Democrats-Tnik of Ac-
tion by the Typographical Union.
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RUN DOWN BY A TRANSPORT.
The Steamer Bremen sinks In Three
Minutes.

SOUTHAMPTON. June 30--1'he trans
port Orotava which left Tilbury on Thurs
day with I-ISS men bound for the Cape
collided with the small steamer Bremen
in the channel yesterday during a dense
fog and while she WIS running at reduced
speed.
The Bremen disappeared in threI min
utes- All the crew except one were taken
On board the Orotava, which was slightly
injured.
The evening times., 1900-06-30
MEN
AND
WOMEN

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The evening times., 1900-06-30

Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind. diseo1rsses and
lessons ambition. beauty.
visor. and cheerfuineSs so0E
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are out Of order or diseased
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-09
Handsome Wedding Cake.

A handsome wedding cake was
presented to the members of Star
OF Bethlehem Lodge, l.. o. L., No.
rs, of this city, at their regular
meeting at the hall. 61OK Market
street, last Saturday evening, by
their Worthy inside Tyler, Bro.
James Morrow and wife, in honor
Of their safe arrival through the
matrimonial sea OF glory. The
cake, which was beautifully de-
signed, was presented on behalf Of
the bride and groom, by Brother
John Martin and received by the
Worthy Master Bro. W. J. kirkland,
who appointed Bros. John Braden
and John Martin to dissect it, after
which all present enjoyed the de-
vouring part, wishing Bro. Morrow
and wife many happy days aud
plenty of good cakes.
Bro Morrow not being present,
written vote Of thanks wasextended
10 him and his good wife, tor their
kind remembrance. Bro Morrow
is a highly respected member and
his good example has opened the
way for several others. Already
two other brothers are booked for
glory before the 18th of July, and
several others are negotiating for
the welfare OF the Orange Order in
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-09
Rennet Tablets for making lunkes AMI
eustards. ", Z. Taylor; 80. KING street
S.rmOn on Road BuiIling,

E7Dr. A. N. keigwin preached an
interesting sermon on Sunday
morning from the 10th verse of the
9th chapter of l Samuel: "And
Achish said: Whittier have We IN ade
a road to-day?' And David said:
Against the south Of Judah and
against the south of Jerahmeelites,
and against the south of the Ken
ties. The object of the sermon
was to impress on the minds of all
present, the Importance OF living
so as to furnish an example, to com
ing generations that will tend to
their prosperity in this life and to
eirhapplness throughout eternity.
Road building was an important
matter, with men and atoms. The
cost thereof should be properly es-
timated, so that generations to come
should not be taxed or overburden.
ed by the mistakes OF their prede-
cessors. DR.. Keigwin gave a brief
estimate OF the cost of road build
ing and also of the annual expense
OF our government, and advised
a conservative course in both pub
lie and private affairs, so that the
present and coming generations
sholld be benefited. His admonl-
-tions were timely and should exert
a wholesome influence on the con.
duct of every one who listened to
him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-09
AT M. P.
CONFERENCE.
Sunday Services in West
minister Churches At
tract Large Gath
erings.

| Westminster, Nd, April o.-The
presence of the great body of the
ministerst of the Maryland Annual
Conference of the Methodist Prot
estant Church in this city Sunday,
gave unusual interest 10 the Sab
bath services of that denomination
and OF several others also, and large
audiences were present to hear the
sermons of the clergymen assigned
to otficiate at all the churches where
requests for their presence were
preferred. These were Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church, Grace
Lutheran Church and st. Paul's
Reformed Church. Baker Chapel
which is the house of worship OF
Western Maryland College, was
also crowded, not only by students,
but numbers of citizens. The Meth
odist Protestant Church was, how
ever, the center of interest, and,
though a large ediiice. was not suf-
ticient in size to accom- (podate all
who desired to be presently pecially
vices.
The occasion of this was&hat at
the morning service seveaM young
ministers were regularly ordained
as clergymen of the Methodist
Protestant Church. and at the after.
noon service the Conference admin
istration of the Holy Communion oc-
cttrra1 fhn do III rr11 oE Ia-.,,4A
ministers connected with the Mary
land Conference was read, and me.
mortal services were held for those
who passed away during the past
year.
The service of the Holy Commun-
ion were conducted by Rev. John ].
Murray, assisted by Revs. ]. B.
Jones, w. A. Grouse and w. Il.
Graham, u. d.
The death roll, which includes
the names Of all deceased ministers
OF the Maryland Annual Conference
numbering nearly one hundred.
read by DR.. II. L. Eldcrdicc, presi-
dent of Westminster Theological
Seminary. Rev. DR.. J. d. Kinzer,
OF Georgetown, d. C., led the me-
mortal service for Rev. Robert l..
Lewis, and spoke in high terms of
his services to the church. Rev. S.
B. Tredway of Belair. was the
eulogist of Rev. James A. Walter,
and the venerable Rev. DIR. S. B.
Switzerland of Baltimore, spoke
with deep feeling of his almost e-
long friend and associate ipthc
ministry, Rev. DR.. J. 7. Mta&ay.
Others also added their tcstimUny--
to the great appreciation OF the
church, of DR.. Murray's loyalty
and great usefulness to the Metho-
dist Protestant Church. IN which
he was a recognized leader.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-09
Going to U. s. Supreme Court.

Frankfort. Ky. April 9.-Chief Justice
Hazelrigg, of the Court Of Appeals, has
granted writ OF error from the decision
of the Court Of Appeals to the Suprems
Court Of the United Stare in the contest
over tho offices Of Governor and Lieuten-
ant-G0yernor.
Ex-Governor Bradley and other attor-
noys for Taylor will go to Washington
this week to pre- ent ho writ and ask that
the case be placed on the docket of the
Supreme Court.
A clash between the opposing militia was
narrowly ave. ted last night. Two sold.
icrs at the State House were arrested for
drunkenness by the police and their COM
rades rescued them. A number Of shots
were fired, but no ona was hurt. Chief of
Pollce~H illiams summoned bis full forco
and went to tho State House to demand
the prisoners. The Beckham military au.
thorlties intercepted the police and dis.
suadad them from at empting to capture
the men who had started the trouble and
who had been rescued by their comrades.
The soldiers Of the opposing adininstra.
tion were drawn up ready for action.
II G. Ben jamn. the colored lawyer
has instituted habeas corpus proceedings
before Judge Cantrili on behalf of "Ta.
low Dick" Combs. the negro suspect who
Is in jail charged with completely In the
assassination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-09
DOTS.

William II. K|air of Ccntreville, has
gone to Caroline County, Nd, tr secure
A card par y will be given on the even-
ing of April 25 by tho Caesar Rodney
Chapter, Daughters of tho American Rev.
oIuton. 1t will be one of the social
even Of tho spring
*. Leonard Oskins, of this city, and Miss
Arizona f. Ennis, of Newport, will be
married on Wednesday evoning. The
ceremony Will bo performed at their fn.
ture home, No. 1lS North Lincoln street
The Salvation Army aft captain. Alice
Terrel, Of Washing on, ID. C.. will con.
duct II meeting ut tho Delaware Avenue
Biptist Church tomorrow evening, ut s
o'clock.