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The sun., 1900-10-10
WARRANT FOR REILLY.
Wife Played Detective and Traced
Him From City to City.

Alfred l.. Reilly, who was arrested in
tbs city some time ago after having es-
capped from the office OF Magistrate Jer-
mon in Philadelphia and is now serving
an eighteen months Imprisonment III
that city as soon rs his Imprisonment eN-
prrs will have 10 face charge Of big
amy.
His Wife has just secured a warrant
in Brooklyn, \. Y. to which place he
will then be taken. She played the part
of a detective on him following him from
Columbus, Ohio. where he deserted her
and her nine children. to Camden. VIII
mington. Coney Island and Brooklyn.
After his escape She tracked him TO this
city and caused his arrest.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Reading Delegates instructed.

Pottsvillc, Pa, Oct. 9.-Rcturns re-
ceived from the Reading company's 30
eollierics in this district show that in the
election for delegates to the miners con
vention at Scranton nearly all have been
instructed to fight for the abolition of the
$50 basis. They will not vote to accept
the 10 per cent increase unless the "ba-
sis" system of fixing wages is done away
with. This may tie up the convention
unless the delegates vote TO refer that
matter back to the Reading company to
arbitrate with its employees, as it has
promised to do.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Held Congregational Meeting.

Odas Kadosh Baron de Hirsh congre-
gait IN met in the sunday scnool room of
the synagogue, Sixth and French streets,
last evening. President Joseph Lich-
tenbaum; vice president, Wolf Cohen;
secretary, VIM. To. .okis; financial secre-
tary, Jacob Faber; treasurer, Israel Wal
ner. Five trustees, D, L. Topkis, S. AS
pril, M. Gross, i. Sklut, F. Nassenbaum
Mr.. Stone, the defeated candidate for
president, tainted when the vote was
announced, but soon recovered.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Death ofPrivate Rain.

Word has reached West Chester of the
death of Private Howard Rain of the
First Marine Battalion. Co. T., serving
in China. He fell wounded in battle
before Pekin and died few hours later.
He was born in West Brandywine, this
county. where he enlisted, in 1928, to
serve in Co. L. Sixth Regiment. in the
war with Spain. At the close of the
company's service he re-enlisted in the
United States Marine Service and went
to Manila and thence to China.
The sun., 1900-10-10
To Arrange for a Trip.

r Charles Shull and John Hendrixson,
Il committee of the Delaware Fire Co.,
will leave on Thursday for the purpose
of arranging for the company's trip in
September, 1901. 1t is the intention of
the company to go to Buffalo, y. V,
where the Pan-American Exhibition will
bc visited. After leaving Buffalo the
party will go to Niagara Falls and To-
ronto, Canada. and will return by way
of Scranton, Pa. and other places.
The sun., 1900-10-10
At Theatre Instead Tent.

Th" Democratic mass meeting which
was to have been held in tent mt Ninth
and Lombard streets this evening will
on account of the inclemont weather. ha
held in the academy Of Music mt Tenth
'nd Tatnnll streets. 1t will be addressed
Nv the Hon. AUGUSTUS O. Bacon. of
E"orgia: nrnutr t+4e-,,~.. C.,,."al "a b.
The sun., 1900-10-10
ATTEMPTED to Use q Knife.

Edward Cahill, colored, was arraigned
in the Ciy Court yesterday on the
charge of drawing n knife and attempt
ing to stab William Forrest in Decatur
street. Joseph Bader testified that Ca
hill also cut mt him. There We're several
other witnesses against the negro. chiefly
employees of the Diamond State Car
Spring Co. y fine Of $40 was imposed.
The sun., 1900-10-10
George FarreJ Dies in China.

According to bulletin issued by the
War Department, George p. Farrell of
this city, n member Of the United
States Marine Corps, died from causes
unknown i'll China a few days ago. He
was a son of Mrs. Mary c. Farrel of
No. 1923 East Thirteenth street, was
90 years of age and served in the Della
ware regiment during the Sanish war.
1t is believed he died from wounds re-
ceived in the fight at Tien Tain.
The sun., 1900-10-10
A Coming Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Phillips have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Mary to Perlee G. Sislcr,
on October 29rd. The marriage will
take place in Central Presbyterian
Church at noon. After November 18th
the young couple will be nj home ut No.
1901 Franklin street.
The sun., 1900-10-10
A THIRD ARREST.
Capture Of Negro Who is Believed to
Have Planned Chicken Raid.

Charles Brewington and Howard
Gross, both colored, who were arrested
Monday night on the charge of making
Il raid on the hen roost of Frank Taylor,
No. ZIG Lincoln street, during which Mr..
Taylor fired revolver at them, We're
arraigned in city court yesterday and
each held in 5000 bail for court.
After court the police arrested Ste
phen Brinckley, colorcd. whom it is be-
lieved planned the raid He will he
given hearing this morning.
The sun., 1900-10-10
A Touching Scene.

Thor" was number of women friends
ut the French street st;t'iun of the T.,
w. * II. rairoad Yesterday to bid fare
well To the Rev. ltarh I. Coursey and
family. who have StHrre for Scaling,
Ohio. There were many tears shed by
Mrs. Courscy ana hrr women friends at
parting.
The sun., 1900-10-10
A New Case of ninhtheria.

\ new diphtheria case was reported at
the health Office yesterday. the patient
heing Mabel Winchester of No. 127
Buttonwood street. The house No. COS
Poplar street was fumigated by Health
Officer Spath Il diphthcrin patient hav-
ing recovered.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Attended a Wedding.

Mrs. Mary L. Seeds ana daughter,
Miss Marie Seeds. of this city. are in
Houston, Texas. Yesterday they were
guests mt the wedding Of Miss Lulu
Fowler Bryan and pr George Gibier
Ramhaud. director of the PaStcr In
Stitutc. New York city.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Meetings at Opera House.

The attractions booked having been
cancelled. political orators instead Of ac-
tors will hold the boards at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday. On Fri
day night IL Republican mass meeting
will he held when Anthony Higgins, III.
II. Ward ana others will speak. On
Saturday evening Democratic mass
will he held and Adlai r. Ste
vpnson. Democratic candidate for vice
president will speak,
The sun., 1900-10-10
w. G. T. U. Convention.

The annual convention of the Delaware
w. G. T. Z. will be opened in Milton to-
day. The various committees will be ap-
pointed ut this mornings session. The
devotional services this afternoon will
be conducted by Mrs. Matlack of this
city. Mrs. Il. S. Emmerson will de-
liver the response to the address of wei
come.
The sun., 1900-10-10
sergeant Durney Imprnved.

Police Sergeant Durney. who fell down
stairs and fractured his collar bone
about two weeks ago, is able To he about.
His left arm is still sore, IIc is receiv
ing warm greetings from his many
friends.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Lost at Draw Poker.

In city court yesterday Frank Howard
colorcd, plead guilty to keeping gaming
table at 10 Liberia street. Charles
Barnes. coorcd. said he lost nine cents
at draw poker. Howard was held in
$500 hail for upper court.
The sun., 1900-10-10
A Slight Fire.

Fire WAS discovered in Tie stable of
Mrs. Boulen at Linden and Franklin
streets yesterday morning abut IL
o'clock. An alarm was sent in from box
No. 49, and the district engines respond
cd. The damage was small covered by
insurance.
The sun., 1900-10-10
spoke to Prohib:tionists

The Rev. G. \. Tindley. presiding
rlder Of the A. NJ L. Church spoke
At 4 meeting of ProhibitionistS last even
inc AT their headquarters. Crosby & Hill
Building.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Not Enough Funds.

\ delegation of women interested in
prison reform conferred with the Police
Commissioners relative to enlarging and
improving the quarters for women hut
the commissioners informed them that
they could do nothing ut present on ac-
count of lack of funds.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Three Warrants Issued.

While the board was in session last
night, John G. McCaullley who was Il
candidate for representative appeared
before Magistrate Kelley and swore out
three warrants.
They We're for Walter RASH inspector;
John Sutton and Frank Toner, Judges,
in the third primary district, the poll
ing place of which was at No. 419 Heald
street.
The warrants charged them with not
holding public count and with perjury
in not returning correct count as the
vote was cast.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Moro CoIricries Nav ouit.

Harrisburg, Oct. 8. The indications
are that the Willamstown collieries will
have to shut down for lack of hands.
There were 80 men out, and these, with
men from other collieries, had an all
night parade which was rather lively,
but not disorderly. Now $50 more of the
men have remained away from work, AMI
there are indications that these will he
added to. The men are marching at in
tervals, but thus far there has been no
rioting.
The sun., 1900-10-10
Managers for the Home.

Officers for the home Of aged women
have been elected as follows: Mrs. T..
Kittnger, president: Mrs. II. p. Rum
ford. vice president; Miss a. T.. Stroud.
secretary; and Mrs. G. +. Wollaston.
treasurer.
The sun., 1900-10-10
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.
Colored Man Jumped From a Pass
cnger Train and Was Killed,

An unknown colored man aged about
80 years, while riding on nolthbound
passenger train No. Ga last evening,
Jumped off at Iron Hill and was instant
ly killed.
Ihe crew OF a freight train found him
ana Drought the body to this city. The
remains Will be taken to Farnhurst an
less claimed.
The sun., 1900-10-10
The Union Meetings.

Rev. r. +. Harris preached an inter-
csting sermon at the Union Methodist
meeting ut Grace Church yesterday af-
ternoon. Rev. j. W. Easley spoke last
night.
The sun., 1900-10-10
MADE AN APPOINTMENT.
Francis n. Green Selected to Fill Va
cancy on Police Force.

cancy on Police Force.
The Police Commission mt its meeting
last night passed number Of bills and
transacted some routine business.
The matter of filling the vacancy on
the force caused by the resignation of
Officer Mari was taken up and Francis
T.. Green of No. 506 King street was
appointd.
Mr.. Green is 26 years of age and is
employed as IL driver for the Diamond
Ice Co.
The sun., 1900-10-10
letters ON Ferguson Estate.

Letters tcstamcntaiy on the ostat" Of
Zipporah S. Ferguson, late Of New Cas-
tie hundred have been granted by Regis
ter CroSSan 10 Samuel y. Stewart.
The sun., 1900-10-10
WANT A PLUG.

'"eoi OohiuiisStonefS PaSS an Un-
usually Large Pay Roll.
AT the meeting OF the Water Commits
sloners Yesterday, committee of the
Water Witch Fire Co. asked that fire
plug be placed in front OF their engine
house. The matter was referred to En-.
gineerr Bond. All saloon properties will
hereafter be metered
The weekly pay roll was 1883, the
largest SO far, which was on account of
the work done in repairing the break in
the Rodney street reservoir. The balance
In pank was S41, $40. 49, Registrar Grone's
COLLECTIONS for September were $S1S.1l.
The sun., 1900-10-10

urer-Horace G. Rettew's majority 1925.
Clerk of the peace-Winfield $. Quig-
lry's majority 1881.
Prothonotary-tranl T.. Speakman's
majority 1864.
The sun., 1900-10-10

Miss Aline Dwyer of Newark. y. j., is
visiting Miss Frances 4. Matlnck.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-23
l EsTk I'D. sORDO77

Toda c1ase de s0rdera personals que mo Of=
gan bien, son curables por medic de nuestra
nneva invencion; so1amemte iosque hayan mach
do sorio son incurables Los radios en Las orc
ias cesan inmedia tn amente. Escrzbanos porme-
nores sobre sd case. Cada persona pssede cnraE-
90 por 81 misma casa, con may POGO gastos
On. DALTON'S AuRAL CLINIC. sss q Sale Ave. q 6
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Colonial
Gales Is Y H. N. w.

Washington, d. G.
AASituad0 en- la parte mas c6ntrfca de
la cludad inmediato a La Casa Blanca
~ los D9partamentos del Gobierno.
Por frente del hotel cruzan tran
Was en- todas direcciones.
RestauradO lltimamente. Salones
de reception; de lectura, billares para
los hu6spedes, cafe, buffet, G..
Departamentos para familias ha-
bitaciones con banos particulares.
Seryicio esmerado: telegrafo; tel6.
t0nO &.
Precios moderadOs.
w. r.. Koch, propietario,
I'M d. Mayo 8 de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-23
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA G,

Sobre este 1amamos muy paricuarnlsnte La atenc6n
pushco Gonpan1a Co atinente America
que concedo sennejanue PElvllego.
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EL SOL
cOmpanla Canadense dsasequros sobre Ia vida
LA UNICA COMPANIA AUTORIzADA POR ESTE II
GOBIERNO PARA sOLICITAR RIEsGOs EN- PTO .RICOl
PROGREsO DE LA COMPANIA
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ABAO, SrEINACH n G. CO.
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TOdO anunciO b Communicate que 80
nssrte on este diariO debera salts
facsra8 Ru imDOrte Dor adslantadO.
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Supioamos al inegente p1bco de ESTE Isa 10 ectura
00o ds eta hernosas Condolences eYans a sorprend
por ociedades garantdas ante Tuestras
7ldass informes de:
b. storer, SAper"enaenteC. B Men T. Agsnte general
6Gq"ro Vsaer0s Jesus Ma Lago Fernando NJ Ces-
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sAnto dsstraye l. epfsrHaed
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Sc aceptan ComlsloneS para com
pra v venta de Accione> del ~Gr6ditop
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PriviIsgios

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New York Mueetrss puedsn ser yiatas
50 oa.s ia Y.ils y Csaeio, Ponce y
- envfa1 gratis por oorreo al que l4s
.,id4. Agoslo al ds 1929.
The sun., 1900-11-15
A New Farce.

Miss Beatrice Moreland, who has cap
tured the theatre going public of Will
mington at Dochstader's theatre this
week, will appear in new farce entitled
Poppy" this afternoon and evening
and the remainder of the week. Miss
Moreland is exceedingly clever and has
become favori.e here. She is ably as.
SISTED by Howard Mssimer, and their
production OF Tanning a Husband" the
first three days al the week, made great
bit. Special scenery is used and the eff.
iects are the best ever seen at this
theatre.
The bill at Dockstader's this week is
fine throughout. The Pas-Ma-La Trio,
Prof. A Raymond, Miss Elita West and
Little Sunshine, appear in black face
comedy t; applauding audiences.
The bill also includes such well known
artists as Mike Needam, the dancing
lrishman; Murphy and Willard, in their
latest comedy success entitled "Dough-
nuts the favorites, Hines and Rsming-
ton, i'll their new creation entitled "The
Woman and the Axe" the versatile
comedians Walter j. Talbot and Abbott
Davidson. as John DeRisky" and
"Henry Irwin" in vaudeville; George
Lingard, in songs and dances. One of
the chief features of the entertainment is
Wanted "A Divorce" by James Cor
man, which is produced with great effect
by Charles j. Slime and Miss Mollie
Evans, the latter taking the part of Miss
Cleopatra McHuggins, and the former
Lawyer Legalbrief.
AS an evidence that the bill meets
with the approval of the public, it might
be well to state that the attendance this
week has been the largest of the season.
Many attend the matinees to avoid the
rush at night. The performance is the
same in the afternoon as at night.
AS many will want to see the parade
on Saturday night, and in order to give
all chance to see the show as we'll,
Manager Dockstader has decided to have
a continuous performance that night
from 80 o'clock until -.
The sun., 1900-11-15
THU STRONG FAILURE.
Philadelphia Lawyer Says That the
Liabilities Are Enormous.
PUTS THEM AT $6,O0o,o0o.
Attorneys In the Quaker City Secure
Foreign Attachments Against
the New York Firm For
Scya al Creditors.

Philadelphia, Nov. IL wv William L.
Strong 4 Co., wholesale dry goods mcr.
chants, whose failure was announced in
New York, have branch house in this
city at which large business is transact
cd. Attorneys have secured foreign at
tachments against the firm in common
pleas court here for the following cred
itors:
Jane 4. Griswold, with bail fixed al
$4,000, and summoning Hood, Foulkrod
& Co., George Il. Fort & Co., Straw
bridge & Olothier, John Wanamaker, Fol
well Bros. & Co., Miller, Balm, Boyer 4
Co., the Griswold Worstcd company and
John q. Volgcr as gnrnishces.
Frank Il. Griswold against the same
defendants, with bail fixed at $4,000,
and srmmoning the same firms as gar
nishees.
Elizabeth T. Griswold against the
same, with bail fixed at $162, 100 and the
game garnishecs.
The summoning of the firms named as
garnshecs in the claims filed by the Girls
wolds is intended by the attorneys for
the plaintiffs to secure possession Of any
goods or moneys belonging To William l.,
Strong & Go. that may have been in their
keeping at the time Of the failure. One
of the attorneys for the Griswolds said;
1T is one Of the largest failures that
has occurred in the last fcw years. and
the liabilities will easily amount to So
0OO OOO ~
The sun., 1900-11-15
FRANCHISE TAX DECISION,
New York supreme Court Quashes
Judgment Rendered by Herrick.

Albany, Nov. 14.-The appellate divi-
sion, third department, handed down Il
decision in proceedings instituted by the
New York and Queens County Railway
company against the state board of tax
commissioners which attacks the validity
of the franchise tax act relative to the
filing of reports. The company's appeal
is from an order made at special term by
Justice ID. Cady Herrick dismissing the
application of the company for writ of
certiorari to review the valuation placed
on its special franchise by the state board
of tax commissioners. The medium court
reversed Justice Icrricks order dismiss
ing the writ.
The law provides that all corporations
coming under the special franchise act
shall file its first report with the board
before NoN 1, 1000. The New York and
Queens County company failed to file its
report as provided and then subse-
quently instituted proceedings TO review
tho valuation placed on its property by
the state board. The commissioners
fought the suit on the ground that the
company. hsring failed to comply with
the law in the filing of its report, could
not bring certiornri proceedings for re
view. Justice Herriek held the snmr
views and quashed the proceedings. which
findings the arrcllate court now rererses.
The sun., 1900-11-15
NO MERCY FOR ALVORD
Government to Push Prosecution Of
New York Defaulter.
NO NEED TO PROVE THEFTS.
Ut Ia Snid That on Charges of Making
False Entries He Can BE Sent
to Jail For Many
Years.

New York Nov 14.-Thc Mail and Ex-
press says: Cornelius l.. Alvord, .Jr., the
defaulting note teller of the First Ma
tional bank. will be held for the grand
Jury by United States Commissioner
Shields and will be indicted. convicted
and sentenced to the penitentary for a
long term of years.
SO says Assistant United States Dis
triet Attorney Baldwin, in charge of the
case for the government.
Attorney Jacob Miller's statement at
the conclusion of the governments case
at the preliminary hearing that no eyi-
dencc had h.en ad,luccd to show the en-
bezzlemcnt Of single dollar by Alvord
gave rise to report that the govern
ment's cnsc was weak and that the prose-
| cuiion might bc dropped There is said
to be absolutely no truth in the rumor,
| which Mr.. Baldwin declared to be too
absurd for discussion.
"The hearing before Commissioner
Shields" said Mr.. Baldwin, lis not Il
| trial. At such IN examination it is only
necessary for the prosecution to show
probable cause TO believe that a crime
has been committed by the prisoner. It
has never hcrn the policy of the govern
mcnt to produce any more evidence than
is necessary to establish sufficient cause
to Justify the holding Of the accused for
the grand jury, rhis has been done in
| -Alvord'S case.
TIlc Law In the CnSe.
Il adler ille United States Revised Stat
n;cs any officer Of Il bank who makes IL
false entry III Il book report ~ state
mont, with intent to deceive an officer
appointed 10 examine tie bank. i guilty
of an ohcnse for which, ON conviction. he
may bc sent 10 inil for not less than five
nor moro than ten years.
"Wr have proved before the commits
sinner that A!yord made false entries
with intent to deceive, on every day from
Oct. TO Oct. Is last, the false entries
aggrcgating somc SI00000.
''On the actual trial Of the case we sill
prove that Alyord had been making false
entries for Il period of five years. For
every single false entry he may be CON
victcd and sentenced for from five to ten
years"
will you prove actual embczzlemcntT
'1t is not necessary to do so. The
false entries alone are sufficient to send
him to Jail Cor the rest of his life. Why,
the evidence which we have produced be-
fore the United States commissioner on
| the preliminary HearluS IS. enough 10
convict him. I'm satisfied that on that
evidence alone we could get conviction
before petit jury"
There is no probability Of lencncy in
the prosecution"
"Not in the least. The case agains!
Alvord is being pushed by the United
States government authorities, and as We
have the evidence there will be no let VI
in the prosecution"
Cyrus Miller of the law firm which
is defending .Alvord, when asked if there
was any indication on the part of tho
First National bank to ease up in tn,
prosecution. said:
Il should say not. On the contrary
they seem to he pushing the case a'
much as possible"