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The sun., 1900-12-01
Haven NJ. d. Lycemm.

The Epworth League Iyceum of IIa-
ven NJ II. Church. Third and Du pont
streets will present its third paper in
the series OF talks and discussions on
women tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock;
the program follows: Opening chsrus,
iians; paper "Wonan iii the Schools" !"
Miss larry Nichols; Instrumental quar-
tct, Mr.. Jerome Il. Anderson, ct all;
select essay, rs it worth whilc, Miss
Sophia James; duet, Mrs. Bertha NJ. S.
Brown and Miss Florence Trusty; col
lection; chorus, lyceum benediction. The
public is cordially invited.
The sun., 1900-12-01
ATTACKED BY FooTPADs.
NEan Struck with Game and Badly
Injured.

Chester, Pa, Nov. While on his
way home early this morning, John An
dcrson was knocked down and seriously
wounded and then robbed by negro
known as "Coozic." i he assailant and a
colored woman followed Anderson for
some distance, and when Il dark locality
was reached the man struck the pedes-
trian in the head with 4 cane, telling
him senseless.
The victims pockets were quickly emp
tied Of their contents and the negro and
his female companion ran down an alley.
Policeman Leary gave chase and sue
ceeded in capturing the man. Anderson
was taken to his home where his in
juries about the head were dressed. The
police are looking for the woman who
was with the footpad. The assault was
witnessed by several persons, but they
were too far away to prevent it.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Ipdinn purnca to Death.

Bakcrstield CAL, Nov. 30.-An Indian
was burned TO death near Kernville, but
whether it was an accident or he was of
fered as a human sacrifice by the other
Indians in the party is not known. A
party has been organized here to visit
the scene and make an investigation.
About half way between Big Blue Mill
and Kernville the body was found, and it
proved to be that OF an old Indian named
Bill Chico 1t was discovered lying face
downward, with nearly all the clothing
burned off. and the skin badly burned.
The sun., 1900-12-01
AN INSPECTING PAETY.
Steamer Whitney to leave With In
yited Guests Aboard.

The freight and passenger steamer
James S. Whitney, built by the Harlan
& Hollingsworth Company for the Met
ropolitan Steamship Company will leave
the builders wharves this afternoon at
8 o'clock for New York. The steamer
will ply between Boston and New York
City. Representatives Of the press are
invited to board the steamer to inspect
Market street bridge while passing it
and to see what trouble it is for large
vessel to pass through.
The sun., 1900-12-01
selected His Deputy.

Herbprt II, Ward, the attorney. gen
erai elect has appointed Robert Il, Rich
ards i. be his deputy, They will 90 iGto
off Il Jlnn trV Is. The saary ot ettor-
nry general is 50 900; Of the deputy, 500
Mr., Ratards Is son Of Chsrlas +, Rich
ards ui GtnrgntoRi, and has barn At the
bar gtont rec years He was admit
ted to.hp b,fof Sussex comfy. hsNin2
studied under Iris father, MIR, Richards
now practices law in this city.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Treasurer BelIah Retires.

The resignation of Thomas s. Bellah
as treasurer OF the Wilmington City
Railway Company will take effect today.
He will probaglv be succeeded by Treae.
urer Bell of the United Power and Trans
portation Co., and the local clerical
work may ba looked after bv Mr. Bel
lah's son, Thomas S. Bellah, Jr. Mr..
Belah is popular with the employees and
patrons Of the company and his retire
mpnt is regretted. He will devote his
time to private business matters.
The sun., 1900-12-01
VICTIM OF nuKENBILL.
Hewes Lumber Co. Will Hold Rail-
road Company Responsible.

E. D. Lukenbill, agent for the Sea-
board Air Line, in Fernandina, Fla,
who has been arrested for misappropri-
atng funds of the railroad, has used
$13, 900 sent to him bv the Hewes L-m-
ber Company to pay ,r some railroad
ties which were delivered in the railroad
warehouse.
James P Winchester, president of the
Hewes Lumber Company, has returned
from Fernandina, where he has been
trying to get the railroad company to
make good the $15,0 900 gwen to Luken-
bill.
The railroad officials say that Luken-
bill was an agent for the Hewes Lumber
Company in the transaction, WINE the
Hewes Lumber Company deems the rail-
road responsible for the acts of Luken-
bill, it's agent.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Boueht Wharf Property.

The Baltimore & Philadelphia Rail
road company has purchased valuable
wharf property so feet east Of Orange
street from Eliza Harris. 1t runs from
Water street to Orange and adjoins the
present yard and wharf property of the
company at Shipley street. 1t has a
depth Of AGO feet and width of 92 feet
inches.
The sun., 1900-12-01
New ordlnanc. Needed.

As Clerk of the Market Connell has
had considerable trouble with some far
mers standing along the curb because
they refuse to pay for the privilege, it is
ordinance which will remedy defects in
the existing one and require every per
son occupying space In the market to
pay for the privilege!
The sun., 1900-12-01
AT TAE FOOD SHO w.
Exhibition Becoming More Attra C.
tive Every Day---Fine Exhibits
obe Seen.

The people of Wilmington are becom-
ing more and more interested about the
food show at Pye's Cycle Academy.
There was more people at the show last
evening than any night since it opened.
The show is becoming more attractive
each evening and the committee in
charge are much pleased with the way in
which it is being patronized.
TIE fine exhibits can not fail to in
terest all who attend the show. There
was large number present last night
from Philadelphia, Chester and other
places. Il is probable that special ar
raugements will be made to have big
day next week TO be known as Grocer s
Day.
The sun., 1900-12-01
A Night or.

The Noblesse Oblige Circle Of Kings
Daughters has arranged for an attractive
dramatic entertainment to be given in
the New Century Club drawingroom on
December Is. This will be the presen-
tation Of one Of Dsly's plays, "a Night
Off," by the Mannheim Dramatic Club Of
Germantown, for the benefit of a home
for incurabes, for W which object the circle
has been working for some time past,
The sun., 1900-12-01
Rire VIII battle Is On.

New York, Nov. BON. E. Hardy OF
Logan, Demond & Hardy, the attorneys
for Albert I. Patrick, filed in the sur
rogate's court the second will of the dead
millionaire, William Marsh Rice. With
the will was filed petition accusing the
Rice heirs of conspiracy to incarcerate
Albert Il. Patrick and preferring grave
charges against him for the purpose Of
securing the Rice millions. This starts
the legal battle for the gold the dead
Crnsus left behind him.
The sun., 1900-12-01
On the Governors stan.

Gen. l. L. Parker, Lewis B. Morrow
and Edgar l.. Haines, all of this city,
have been selected by Govcrnor-elect
Hum as mmbers of his staff from this
county. Gen. Parker is to be general
having the same position he had on the
staff of Gov. Marvil, and Messrs. Nor
row and Haines will be colonies.
The sun., 1900-12-01
An omciaI visit.

This evening Charles T. Martin Of this
city, Supreme Master of the Shield of
Honor, accompanied by other supreme
officers, will go to Woodbury., N. j., to
make an official visit and attend the an
niyersary exercises of lodge there.
Other official visits will follow.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Eren Stole the Turkey.

On arising Thnr.day morning the fam
ilv OF William Vernon Of C!asmont dis
covered that burglars had entered Che
house aud stolen quantity Of clathing,
including two oyeicoats. two woEuen's
coats, pair OF meas shoes, coilarette
and black hat. The thieves also went
to the kitchen and took turkey thai
had been dressed and prepared for the
dinner,
The sun., 1900-12-01
Kent County sheriff Gives Bond.

Dover, Del, Nov. SO.- -Sheriff-elect
Frank Reedy, of Kent county, today filed
his bond for $4,000 with Prothonotary
yiruen and it was approved by ASsoci-
ate Judge James Pennewill. The bonds
men are w. |. Simpson, DIR. James G.
Stayton and Robert j. Beswiek, all OF
Milford. Sheriff Reedy will assume his
duties on January 1st.
The sun., 1900-12-01
DESIRES ADMISSION.
man wants TO he Member

CoIored Man Wants 10 he q Member
ofNew Castle Ear.
John w. Bird, .r.. colored, son Of
Thomas Bird Of No 5l1 Tatnall street,
has applied 70 the bar examining com
mittee Of New Castle county for adms-
sion ~ il student at law under Henry
q. Conrad.
The application is il the hands Of Col.
Benjamin Nields, chairman Of the com
mttce, and has not yet gone before the
committee as il whole. Mir. Bird il Il
graduate Of Lincoln u'a9 University.
lhc bar Of Delaware has never had Il
colored attorney, although the law does
not prohibit the admission Of colored
attorneys.
The sun., 1900-12-01
neceixer rnr Trnat cn1nnanx.

Kansas City. Nov. 30,--Judge Amos
Thayer in the United States district court
appointed +. NJ. Black OF Kansas City
receiver of the Guardian Trust company,
of which A. +. Stilwell is president. The
appointment was made in Judge Thayer's
decision in the suit recently brought by
j. w. Gates of Chicago and other stock
holders. Receiver Black formerly was
Judge of the Missouri supreme court.
The sun., 1900-12-01
,,n,.,,.Icr. I'm Route Home.

Chicago, Nov. 30.-Four I.aplanders,
survivors of ii party of Is who left their
native land three years ago with 800
reindeer which the United States gov
prninent desired to test i'll Alaska, passed
through Chicago en- route home. The
four were Jacob Latta, his wife, son ~
years old and Il daughter s years old.
Through an interpreter Latta said that
the governments experiment with the
reindeer was successful.
The sun., 1900-12-01
SLIGHT FIRE AT LEES.
Flames Were Extinguished Nv the
Washington Chemical Engine,

A small fire broke out last evening on
he second q lor Of the stare OF oamuei
Lees s; Co., Nos 20 and 222 Market
street, dealers ii dry go ,ds. The fire
was discovered by little girl who gave
the alarm.
The Washington chemical engine wae
summoned and had no difficulty in ex-
tinguishing the flames. The tire is tup-
posed to have started by two electric
wires crossing. The loss 8 very small
and fully covered by ins france.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Christmas Money Orders.

People living in Wilmington and hav-
ing relatiyes and friends III foreign lands
have begun to send money to them for
Christmas. Money has already been
sent to England, Ireland, Scotland,
Wakes, Italy aud Sweden, and it isex-
Lected there will be a great rush next
week, as two weeks shouia BE- allowed
for the money to reach its destination,
having to pass through several ex-
changes.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Tried TO Wreck a Train.

Bridgeville, Nov, 29.-An attempt was
made last night to wreck the passenger
train from Wilmington, which is due
here at 10 O'clock. Two men discov-
cred q railroad tie lying across the track
two miles north of Bridgeville. They
removed the obstruction and reported
the matter to the railroad officials here.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Mrs. McKinley Passed Through.

Mrs Mckinley. wife of the President
accompanied by comptroller and Mrs.
il special car over the Pennsylvania
Rliroad they We're on their way TO New
York on shopping tour.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Judge Gray Files an Opinion.

Judge Gray filed an opinion in the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
yesterday affirming the decision OF The
Circuit Court at Pittsburg in the case of
th Safe Deposit and Trust Company of
Pistsburg, administrator OF the estate OF
Thomas s Wright, deceased, appellant,
agai' st Nancy Wright, and the Second
National Bank of Brownsville, Pa, ex'
csptanss and appellees.
The sun., 1900-12-01
CASE ABOUT sORAp IRON.
1t Occupied the Attention of the
Court Again Yesterday.

The entire session Of the SuperioriCourt
yesterday was devoted to the damage
case of Leonard & Co., VS.. johnson
Forge Co., for about l,40O, which had
been continued from Wednesday
When court adjourned yesterday af-
ternoon, the hearing of evidence had
been concluded.
The jury was discharged to Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The sun., 1900-12-01
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JURILEE SERVICE.
Gold Watch will be Given to the One
Bringing in the Most Money.

A jpbile service will be held at Union
NJ. b. Chntch tomorrow morning. Foi
,he past three months the members OF
the church have been collecting and
earnit & money for the purpose of reduc,
ing tile mortgage debt.
Rev. DR. Grise, pastor of the church
has offered 10 present god watch e.
the one ringing in the largest amount
of money, and it is fully expected thai
at least one of the mortgages will be
burned, at the close of the services.
Dr. MacBurney, OF Philadelphia, will
preach both morning and evening.
The sun., 1900-12-01
win Build -Four Houses.

City Councilman John E. Healey is TO
build four dwellings at the north vest
corne of L m and Harrison streets, at q
cost of ST. 200 each. A permit for the
work was granted yesterday by Building
Inspector Cassidy,
The sun., 1900-12-01
Broke ms Left Leg.

Reuben Richenberg, employed as a
hackman at French street station slipped
and fell flom Ills cab early yeste rda!.
morulng and broke mis- left leg. tie was
taken to his home aud medical attention
given.
The sun., 1900-12-01
MAY Appoint Gen. Wilson.

In the reorganization of the United
States Army, eighteen brigadier- generals
will be appointed. Ii is probable thar
Brigadier-General of Volunteers James
H. Wilson, of this city, viii be- ap
poinsed to one of these positions.
The sun., 1900-12-01
New starting Signal,

W. L. Smith, supervisor of signals for
the Maryland division Of the p, w. &
B. railroad, is erecting new starting
signal for the Frederick division, in
Perryville. The signal will be operated
from the new station building in Perry
villa.
The sun., 1900-12-01
VIII visit Georgetown.

William A. Reilly, department com
mander OF the G. A. r., will go to
Georgetown today and inspect the post
in that place. Commander Reilly has
inspected several other posts down tie
State this week.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Letters Granted.

Letters Of administration on the estate
of Robert A. Conway were granted
yester lay to w. G. Conway by Regis
ter of Wills Crossan. Letters tes, a.
mentary on the esi ate of Rebecca Clark
were granted to Edward L. Clark.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Fatally Rurned.

Laurel, Noy. 80 Maggie Winder,
S ear old epileptic, was fatally burned
here este,day. When discovered the
unfor,uua girl w@s lying in pile %
coal in AN open fireplace. An hour later
she died in grrn' agnnv.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Clayton House Stable.

William II. WhitelocN, formerly pro-
prietor of the Gilpin House at New Cas-
tie, has bought the Clayton House Stable
on East Fifth, between Market and
King streets. He will take possession
of the stable today.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Underwear Company Chartered.

Dover, Del, Nov. so.--A certificate of
incorporation was filed here today for
the Imperial Underwear Company, of
Scranton, Pa, capital stock $4,000.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Coutrnct Laborer Deported.

Buffalo, Nov. 30-R. b. Hamilton.
from stratford. Ont. has been arrested
and deported. A contract to work for
shoe company in Utica at salary OF SIS
per week was found On his person.
The sun., 1900-12-01
Manual Training school.

IL is expected that the manual training
department of the new high school will
be in readiness aud thoroughly equipped
when the school is occupied III Feb
,st1ary
The sun., 1900-12-01
onInapection "trip.

The directors of the Wilmington &
New Castle and New Castle < Delaware
City Railways took trip of insp' ction
to Delaware City yesterday afternoon in
: a Hlecial car.
The sun., 1900-12-01
State Board OF Health.

Members of the State Board of Health
will meet in Delaware College on Dec
enbe. IL and discuss m...ters psrtaiainx
to the State laboratory.
The sun., 1900-12-01
sermon by Rev. Greene.

Rev. Aloysius Greene preached at st.
Paul's NJ. L. Church last night. Miss
Sillitoe sang several selections.
The sun., 1900-12-01

George Massey Jones vi Doysr Was in
Wilmington yesterday.
The sun., 1900-12-01
New .lvertisements To-day

DR.. >. L. Lambert,
sO8 r, Sth ST., WILMINGTON, Del.
Greatest Clairvoyant and Medium Living
Unites the separated, gives advice in
all matters of life, luck, crosses spells,
mysterious sickness All kind herbs,
hair tonic etc. Office hours, 10 a. m. to
y. M. on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. All other times 504 West Third
street, Chester, Ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
CRUEL METHODS
or Treating Piles aud Rectal Dis.
puepg

The old method OF treating piles nv
the knife, by llgature or dilatation, be-
sides causing intense pain and fire.
quently collapse and death are now
known to be worse than useless as far
as actually curing the trouble Is con-
Cerned.
Derangement OF the liver, and other
internal organs as we'll as constipation
often cause piles and II Is q mistake to
treat II as purely local disease. this
Is the reason why salVes and ointments
have so little effect and the wide spread
success OF the Pyramid Pile Cure has
demonstrated H.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is not a salve
nor ointmentbu Is IN suppository form.
which Is applied al night, absorbed into
the sensitive rectal membrane and acts
both as local and constitutional treat
ment and In cases OF many years stand
Ing has made thousands OF permanent
cures.
Many pile sufferers who have under
gone surgical operations without relief
or cure have been surprised BY results
from a few weeks treatment with the
Pyramid supposltory
The relief from pain Is SO immediate
that patients sometimes imagine that
the Pyramid contains opiates or CO.
caine, but such is not the case, Il is
guaranteed absolutely free from any In
furious drug.
The cure Is the result OF the healing
oils and astringent properties OF the
remedy which cause the little tumors
and contested blood vessels to contract
and a natural circulation Is established
All druggists sell the Pyramid Pile
Cure at 30 cents for full sized package
A little book on cause and cure OF
piles mailed free by addressing Pyra-
mid Drug Co., Marshall. Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
NV prfArTURr..
Being InauEurated by the Western Arms
sporting Goods Co.-Hrown-
sing's Old stand

The Western Arms q Sporting
Goods company. under the able man
agement OF Captain Mllt Barratt, Is
making a bid for public patronage
which wlll rank II as the leading sport
ing goods house In the West. The idea
Is to place each department in the
hands Of an experienced man, who
knows the wants Of the public and can
tell them exactly what they want and
explain its use thoroughly.
As an instance, he has placed the
she'll loading department IN the hands
inanimate target shot Of the state
whose ability as a sportsman is well
known. whose claim Is that the eff
fectlyeness OF his shooting Is due
as much TO the loading Of his
shells as any other feature. This
information, derived from long prac-
tice. will enable him TO give the sports
men the best loaded shells on the mar
ket-shells particularly adapted to the
shooting qualities OF your gun-the eff
fectiyeness Of which will be guaran-
teed
The Photographic supply department
Is in charge OF Mr.. A. +, Smith, pro-
fessional photographer. who will cater
to the wants Of both the amateur and
professional In this department they
carry full supply OF paper and chem
icals-in the use OF which he will give
all patrons the benefit Of free instruc-
tlon. They are also preparing dark
rooms for their patrons. where free in
structions in developing and finishing
will be given. This department will be
complete in every particular. When
you call In, ask 10 see their Pony
Promo No, 10, something entirely new
in the kodak line, which they are in
Producing for the holiday trade.
Each department will be in the hands
Of a competent man, and when II
comes to guns, there Is no better judge
Of that article than the manager him
SELF who will endeavor TO please you in
this particular
Drop in and see the Improvements
that are being made and be assured
that you will receive nothing but the
fairest treatment and at prices suited
TO your purse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01
THE NEXT BoxING CONTEST.
Charley Lange aud Sam Clark WIN
Illustrate Jeffries-sharkey Fight.

Charley Lange stated this morning
that Young Christy and Jim Francis
would meet this evening and sign arti-
Giles FOR a twenty round bout, 10 take
place between the 10th and 18th. Chris
~ weight about i66 pounds and Francis
about 100 The men VIII enter the ring
at catch weights. A local sport said
today. These two men are sure TO
come together and its a cinch that the
bout win be fast and furious and Il
VIII last at least ten rounds, and pos
sibly 20 the entire twenty rounds
Roy Condle has signfied his willing
ness 10 meet Spider Kelly any date
within a month At the next entertain.
ment Charley Lang and Sam Clark VIII
give an Illustration Of the Sharkey-
Jeffries fight, Mr.. LANCE says that Is
will take thirty minutes to illustrate
the fight He knows every blow which
was delivered and as they are repro
duced the master Of ceremonies will ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-01

spa Kas. was present. and announced
MAJ ne would meet any li0-p0und man
I'm Utah and give or take two pounds. lie
said he would leave 500 with the SPORT
Inc editors OF each OF the daily papers,
no show that he meant business. He
wants a fight within two weeks.
THE MAIN EVENT.
Al 10 o'clock Francis and Dunleavy
entered the ring, and the Bostonian an
uouuced that he Wels
While Francis weighed lJSA, and there
Dy forfeited the big end ot the purse.
Mike FITZGERALD was chosen as referee.
Inn Francis cornGT there were Ike Nell
baum and Roy Condie. In Dunleavy's
Emil Klank and Bill stone
Round The men spar cautiously
during the most OF the round. Francis
auusars very cool while DuneaYy Is
apiarently ratified. Francis is the ag-
grassor and lands left on Jacks ribs
linn lands right swing ON Dunleavys
lam. Duulcayy places LEFT and right TO
His and ear This round was essen
daily the coIored mans.
Round 2-Dunleavy came up first and
got In q straight arm jab 20 Jim's wind,
linn bInke1 little and rushed the
white man aruunu the ring, luuulhb
three LEFT swings hard on Dunleavy's
iaY bringing the blood Dunleayy gets
I'm two rights on Jims ribs as the gong
sounds,
Hound 3--As In the second round, the
white man came up first He appeared
much stronger and began the round by
in.Grhting Twice he landed pretty
hard ON Francis wind. Francis then
played FOR an opening, keeping very
cool DuuIeavy made O feint and In
SD doing left his face uncovered. Quick
MS flash Jim's right arm shot out
and there was plenty Of beef behind
ibs blow RE landed fairly on the point
of the white mans chin. and he went
down with "a rush.
DuuIelyy's head struck The floor with
a resembling whack, and the crowd be-
e9u to yell. The referee allowed about
seven seconds to slip away ere he be-
gan to count when he had counted
eight Dunleavy staggered 20 his feet
but Zen again. once more he got on his
feet but Francis handed him one on the
law which finished the business, There
were the usual cries of s1ul. but Francis
was declared the winner