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Evening journal., 1900-09-11
.NDIDAIES
ARD TO RESIGN
DSe Not Named on Both
Tickets May Come OH
ublican State Committee Will
lave a Special Meeting in Dover
on Friday

|armony propositions were eonsid-
by Republicans and Union Repub-
as to-day. The executive commit
met separately and talked over the
positions which each would make or
slider.
ne Union Republicans came up
down state points on the early
ns. The State Committee Of the
ons met in the headquarters, at No.
King street. Those present were
irman J. Frank Alice, ]. Edward
icks. Simeon Pennewill, Of Green
d; William Denney, Of Dover; Da-
Clark. OF Kenton; Newell Ball, of
lgeville; DR.. Caleb r.. Layton, OF
rgetown; DR.. George w. Marshall,
Milford; George B. Money, Of Della
e City: William B. Clerk, Francis
Bradley, Walter H. Hayes, OF this
and County Chairman S. Frank
. art of Mill Creek hundred.
fter the meeting of the State Com
tee the Executive Committee, com
ed Of DR.. Caleb r. Layton, ]. Frank
be. William Denney and David Clark
it into session.
( yhile behind closed doors a messen-
came from the Republican Execu-
. Committee. which also was in ses-
NJ. I
he members Of the committee would
talk about the conclusions reached
il Is understood that the Addicks.
would agree to take DR.. George w
rshall from the ticket as candidate
governor if a suitable candidate
lldl be named by the Republicans
vas understood that Harry A. Rich
son would be asked to consent t
d the ticket, and should he refusi
t John HUM, Of Dover, would b.
sidered.
he Republican Executive COmmittel
lt into session at IL o'clock and hal
adjourned at 215.
hartman Philip Q. Churchman, wh'
ended the meeting. said: in orde
know just what action tn
nooratic convention in session to
in Dover axes on the Demo
tic state ticket a cOmmuni
ion was sent to the Union Republi
s to meet them in this city at /
lock or on any other subsequen
or time that may be suitable t
m. to discuss the composition G
state ticket.
have been instructed and renuest
oy rne f1xecuuve committee to ca
meeting OF the State Committee
yer at 1890 o'clock on Friday morn
of this week for the purpose o
t having a committee appointed @
ring the present Executive COmmit
authorized to negotiate with tn
ion Republican Executive Commit
so that the action would be bindin
the State Committee. The power I
vacancies on the state ticket wa
to the State Committee by the Re
plican convention on August q
W it Is desired that it may be dele
ed to a subcommittee
The second object is to request a
candidates on the tickets, exceI
three that are named on both tick
to hand in their designations, to
d only upon necessity.
The Executive Committee also r,
sted me TO write to all candidate
ept Messrs. Hum, Hoffecker an
I'd, requesting them to be preser
t Friday in Dover"
10 answer was received from th
on Republicans in reply to the RI
Leans communication.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
lThrcw Croekery Id Him

ortly after 1 o'clock to-day Sam
Keenan,, living at Taylor and Ben
street, and employed in the Pull
works. called at the police sta
and complained that when he
home from work at noon to-day
wife greeted him with a shower Of
kerry ware. lie admitted to having
TX the woman in self-defense. The
.e will investigate.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
weavers return TO Work.

There are indications of a break ia
the strike inaugurated several weeks
ago by weayers In the employ Of tine
Delaware Cotton Company. Twelve
woIkmen returned to the mill this
morning. and many more are expected
to report tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
An ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
lnge Man Peers Into the Window Of
Mrs. JONI

.esidents in the vicinity Of Second
Connell streets are mush excited
r what is believed to be an attempt
rob the residence of Mrs. Annie
z, No. 213 Connell street.
ate on Saturday night MIS-. JONI
awakened by a strange noise, and
startled at the sight of strange
J peering into her bedroom window.
en- the would-be intruder found that
had been detected, he at once
ght safeyt in flight.
rs Mrs. JONI has been left a sum of
hey recently, it is believed that tho
intended robbery.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
"signai' Thompson Arrested

lhn, alias Signal" Thompson, was
sted this morning by Patrol Ser
1t Aaron Rice and Officer Sewell
Scott, on charge of disorderly con-
. in Front street. II is alleged that
nal attempted to relieve Eddie
vey of his pension money. and
b Mulveys son, Edward, intsrfered.
eked him. Thompson gave the Of
Is considerable trouble when he
arrested.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
Interfere wItb River Travel

Market street bridge was closed TO
travel to-day on account Of dreuging Of
the channel In the river there. II Is
hoped to have the bridge on this af-
ternoon. People were conveyed to the
south side in rowbOats.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
Sun on the Lnmn

From o'clock this morning until
o'clock this afternoon, the thermometer
jumped IA degrees. AT a. m. Belts
Indicator registered 76. At 10 a. m. the
mercury stood at 50, and at p. m. the
80 mark was reached.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
Quarry workman Injured

While at work in the ouarries In
Bellevue yesterday afternoon, Ernest
Totesld had several ribs broken by
a piece OF rock falling on him. He is
in the Homeopathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
New Students
Entering This Week.

Goldey College. Eighth and
Market, has received a consld-
erable number OF new students
this week. and the attendance
Is now ahead Of that OF any
former year az this time. Stu
dents will continue to enter
during the remainder OF the
week, and n number have made
arrangements TO enter Monday,
September n. Seats may be
reserved by calling at the coll
lege Office. or by applying by
letter to the principal, II. S.
Goldey. Instruction is mainly
individual. not by the usual
class method. Evening session
begins October /.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
Discharged From Bankruptcy

Before Judge Edward G Bradford in
United States Court this morning. David
c. William. Of Selbyville was discharged
from bankruptcy. The application was
made by his attorney. John NJ. Richard
SON
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
scarIet Fever Prevalent

At the Board OF Health office to-day
three cases of scarlet fever are reported,
one at No. 9O5 Shipley street, a second at
No. S34 Davis street, and third at No.
SO Orange street.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
SCHOOL,
Fourth and West IS.

Careful attention to accuracy I'm Eng
lish and TO acquaintance with literature
IN connection with study OF Latin. Greek,
French ana German. Regular course
covers usual requirements for admission
10 college. School year begins September
IT, Ofice open on and after September
To- For catalogue and other information
address
HERscHEL A. NORRIS. A. NJ.
Dut-afroF
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
Pomona Grnnre 70 Meet

Pomona Grange of New Castle coun-
ty, will hold its quartely meeting in
Harmony Hall, at Harmony, on Thurs
day next
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
Rcd Men Have Enjoyable Time

Members OF Minqua Tribe, /. o. r.
NJ, smoked heard addresses and par
took OF refreshments In the wigwam
last night.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
LOST Avn FOUND

loSl-Gold watch. closed nced between
thiru and Filth on Madison oron Madison and
Monrun ur Fourth. lihUril reward n returned
To q. NJ. Murdcn, no King street.
LoSl-A hdN's gold watch, going from
ihird and King Co Eighth and Market. Re
ward " returned 20 lol W ElNhth 81.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
Mn Vl.it Flre Companr

" ~ htSlt itft COMPANY
Thursday next a committee of
Hook and Ladder
rany. OF Reading. Pa, will visit
NaslbiHgtun Fire Company, of tn s
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
PERSONAL.

MRS. WILBURs. card Reader. Sig Wal
ut street. Fee. % cents. sii-2t
LADIES-Chicheste English Penny.
royal Pills, Diamond Brandy are the
best Safe. reliable. Take no other Send
&c.. stamps. FOR particulars. "Relef for
ladies' In letter by return mail. AZ
druggists Chichester Chemical Co,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
HELP WANTED

WANTED. white girl for general
ouscwork Must be good cook Refer.
nee required. MRS. WOLTERs and
West Second street, shoe store.
gi1-2t
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
screraI P.rsnns Nn,nrnliled

Before Judge Bradford. in United
States Court, this morning. Ave for
eigners were naturalized and became
citizens OF the United states.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
JOHN D. KURTZ, JR.
PIANO, ORGAN AND THEORY
OF MUSIC.

Graduate Of Conservatory Of Music,
Leipzig, Germany.
Special attention given beginners.
For information and terms apply to
9O6 WEST TENTH STREET.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
NOTICES.

NOTlCE.-All candidates who wish thelt
ames placed upon the Republican ticket
{ the primary election. 60 be held Satur-
ay, September -. A. ID. 1900. are request
ed by the Republican Joint Executive
ommittce 20 send their names 10 the sec
etary OF the Republican Joint Executive
ommittee on or before September TO- A.
1900. designating for what district and
nlcc they are candidates.
s. FRANK EWART.
halrmnn Republican Joint Executive
Committee.
Attest. H. VI. BifLANN. Secretary Re.
publican Joint Executive Committee
Wilmington. Del. sli-5t
MONEY 70 loan on mortgages in sums
e. suit LAMBERT FOuLk.
aiS-tf 9i9 Market Street
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
,emocrotic club 10 Orranizc

Democratic tlub 10 organize
the Democratic League rooms to-
.ow evening, the First Voters
ocratic Club will be organized. Jo-
Marvel will preside.
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
FORD WINS DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR
IN THE NEW CASTLE CAUCUS

Continued From First Page)
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.

LOCUTION, EXPRESSION and
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
MRS. NJ. B. Ll'rZ. Teacher,
sf5-1m 2l9 n Connell 81.
MRS. AGNES M. sHERWtN,
Teacher OF instrumental Music
Special attention given TO beginners
020 Monroe street.
July23-2m
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
BOARD And Rooms.

WANTED -Lodgers. No. 6lO Wash
ngton street a3O-1m
Evening journal., 1900-09-11
FoR RENT.

FOR RENT 503 Elliott avenue. rooms
nd bath. stable and carriage house
B STATION. l03 West Eighth street.
s7-tf
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

The gold bug democrats, the
fool friends of Admiral George
Dewey, made asses Of themselves
when they urged his candidacy for
presidential honors. The sooner
these so>called democrats jump the
fence into the administration res
publican party pasture field the
better it will be for the cause Of
silver and Jacksonian democracy.
A traitor to party fealty should
never ask for recognition either. for
himself or friends. 'Tis the same
men who opposed Bryan in 1896
that are now at the head Of the
movement pushing Dewey forward
for the democratic nomination.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17
At the Park.

The Noble Dramatic company opened
the first night Of their weeks engage
ment at the Park opera house last night
to good house. Considering that
there were several other entertainments
in the city there was very good sized
audience.
The play presented last night was a
farce comedy in four acts, entitled "Our
Strategists." There we're innumerable
funny situations, which were very we'll
handled. There was also some specially
singing and dancing.
The play as announced for tonight will
be the "Gold King" The company are
all good actors and the performance to-
night should be greeted with full
house.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17
The Hidden Nest.

The entertainment at the African
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday
evening was a very pleasant event. A
very good musical program WAS rendered
and refreshments were served.
There having been an admission fee
of ten cents charged, sum amounting
to SO so was realized.
Rev. Thornton, pastor OF the church
desires to thank the public for their lib
eral patronage and kindly manifestation
OF interest.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

Julius Roster, a bricklayer OF New
York, inherited 100000 and hanged him
self over sudden change.
Murat Halstead announces he has &C.
cepted the presidency of Halstead col
lege of journalism at Cincinnati. Q
Wreck on Southern railway. near
Huntsville, Ala, engineer and fireman
killed and five other trainmen injured.
Chinaman arrested at WI Chang,
claimed to be the emperor, escaped from
imprisonment ordered by empress dowa-
ger.
Col Schiel and two other Boer prls-
oners attempted to escape from St. He
lena, but were CAPTURED and placed in
citadel.
Russell A. Alger thinks Admiral Dew
ey "has make a grave mistake in an
nouncing his candidacy for the presi.
dency."
Rufus Wrihgt, millionaire manufac-
turer Of bicycles tires, is dead He says
the shooting was accidental and exon
crates Mrs Lottridge.
President Mckinley and other repub-
lican leaders will be at Old Point Com
fort this week for recreation and to con-
suit with Senator Hanna.
Women members of Presbyterian
church at Cleveland, O., abstained from
Easter finery and contributed to raise
church debt, the sum of 81 800.
General John B. Gordon attended re
vival at Gatesville, Tex, and exhorted
ex-confederates so eloquently to put on
armor of Christ that 40 veterans went
forward
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

Tammen and Bonfls are seems
ingly not afflicted with spirit OF
vindictiveness, in the trial Of An-
derson. their assailant, about to
take place. Tammen expressed the
spirit Of the prosecution when he
said it was done to teach the lesson
that no man is warranted, simply
because he disagrees with news
paper article, in producing gun
and going on hunt for the Offend
er to take a shot at him. Too many
such towards are running loose
with gun attachment.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BRUNSWICK.

w. T. Goran, Salt Lake City; VIM.
Gray jr. Chicago; A. B. Mangue, A. F.
Straus, E. A. Robinson, Denver; o. h.
Klock, Lincoln; Chas. B. Fran, Colora-
do Springs; A. G, Heffiefnger, Pueblo;
H. Connery, Glenwood; L. Open
heimer, d. L. Morrill, jr, Kansas City;
II. D. Gaines, New York; 7. b. Lanke,
st. Louis; E. G. Carroll, Fremont, O.;
l. s. Leland, Rifle, Colo T j. Gilman
tin, Helper; Mrs. A. E. Walthers, Ridge
way, Colo; Miss A M. Mahon, San
Francisco; M. S. Corbett and wife, Ou
ray.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

Another mystery in Chicago.
Rufus Wright, a millionaire bicycle
tire manufacturer, was fatally shot
by woman in bedroom of the
Leland hotel. The woman claims
it was an accident, but her suspi>
cious actions have caused her ar
rest, pending an examination.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

The good roads fever, prevalent
in many rural districts in the New
England states could afflict this
section, without any harm whats
ever. 1t is putting it mildly to say
we hardly have one road in the
county, which might be termed a
roadway or driveway. Vast inn
provement in this direction can be
made.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

1t might be more merciful to
Packer, the alleged man killer, to
permit him to remain in prison,
than to give him a view OF the
world, to which he has been a
stranger many years, in bringing
him to personal attendance upon
the Arapahoe county district court.
Well meant kindnesses are often
most cruel pains to endure.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

1t is incomprehensible to an
easterner that such weather as does
exist in the Grand valley is possi>
BILE, when he reads of the great
snow blockades east Of the range.
He does not understand that the
low valleys are protected from the
varied changes of the mountains,
and that exactly opposite weather
conditions obtain in a very few
miles distance.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

Congress has made an appropri-
alton Of five hundred thousand dol
lars for the Ohio centennial. The
committee appointed by the officials
OF the Buckeye state asked for a
cool million, but congress turned
ed them down. The centennial will
be held in the city of Toledo in
1902, and already the site has been
selected and active work begun.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

Like Barkis, every member Of
McKinley's cabinet "is willin'" to
run as vice-president. Secretary
Long informed his friends few
days ago that if the nomination
were rendered him, he would ac-
cept it, for the reason that the hon
or was of such a character that no
man could we'll refuse.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

Chicago maintains that she has
done St. Louis favor by permit
ting her drainage to flow into the
Mississippi. The claim maintained
by Chicago is, that between Mis-
sissippi river water and canal
drainage, the benefit of the doubt
lies with Chicago. In our judg~
ment honors are about even.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17
General News

w. ]. Bryan has gone to Autin, Tex.
to join his family.
Senator Hanna is quite ill OF Lagrippe
at Old Point Comfort.
Tornado, near Winfield, Kan, caused
death Of several people.
The queen took long drive among
villages adjacent to Dublin,
An American lady, named Pierce, in
jured iu Paris by scorcher.
Chinese troops and "boxers" had &C.
we're fighting, many casualties.
Four hundred striking tailors at Chi
eago go back today at old wages.
John w. Osley, pioneer Of Wisconsin
and South Dakota Is dead, aged 81.
Charles e. Smith, former president
Philadelphia & Reading railroad, is dead.
Berlin papers say Of speeches at ex-
position that they are "hollow phrases
Russia says no foundation for rumor
that she is making warlike preparation.
Quiet reigned on Easter at Croton
Landing, but strikers are very determin-
ed.
Chicago capitalists purchased NUNS
ing railroad and timber land in Michi
gan.
John w. Walker was kicked to death
near Kokomo, Ind, by unknown par
ties.
Trial OF David G. Colson, who killed
Scott in kentucky hotel, begins tomor-
row.
Pitcher "Chummy" Gray has been
purchased from Pittsburg by Kansas
City.
Harry M. Weldon, sporting editor
Cincinnati Enquirer, is regaining his
voice.
Five Thousand cigar makers who were
locked out in New York have declared a
strike.
DR.. Parkhurst wants the Westminster
confession Of faith annulled and new one
made.
Auto-car collision in Paris, 20 persont
were knocked down and several badly
injured.
Revolt in Camarosns dying ou
through good offices OF American mis-
sionaries.
Cigar factories in Canada are in dan
ger OF enforced closing account troubl,
with union.
United States Senator Chiffon ant
Congressman Cooper Of Texas are boil
very sick.
British surveyors Of Burmese bound
ary had fight with Chinese laborers
and killed 80.
Burglars at Toronto, Can, dul
through church wall and stole $l,l75
the Easter offering.
A colored bicycler fred into a Grove
OF boys in West indianapolis and wound
ed two. He escaped.
Explosion Of gas pipe at Logant
port, Ind ;, caused death Of one man an,
badly injured five others.
Statements Of Southern railroad off
cials and o. r. 7. president about tn
strike are very conflicting.
Duke D'Arcos, Spanish minister t
Washington, declines to attend Chica
go Dewey day celebration.
London News says honors are will
the United States in the "open door
l
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago,
who was one of the lady managers
of the worlds fair held in the Windy
City in 1893, is now in Paris attends
ing the great worlds exposition.
In drawing comparison she says
that, while there are many grand
things to see on the Paris exposi>
ton grounds, none equal the Court
of Honor of the worlds fair OF
1895 in our own country.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

II the Times is desirous Of pub
fishing the pictures Of some really
handsome women, they can find
abundant subjects on this side the
range. This is no reflection on the
pictures already published in that
paper.
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17
!yyyvy|ryyV|vVyvV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 Thompson's JeweIry
Z and Music House.
NVVv'VvVVv'vV

1t costs money to establish business Ours has
cost as moneu to establish The prinbpal expenditure
has been giving first class goods at reasonable P'ace
1t easy job to sell goods to purchaser one time
He fooled readily for one time ont but TO hoed =
and retain his patronage is necessary to Sc" good q
= goods, at bargain prices, all the time
the gears of business experience an Hs c'fy,
1t has to retain trade after once securing
In this haze successful beyond oar erpecta-
Z sell qoods at hvinq profit and keep the best stock
p altUays ON hand q
The question before hoUever, is to increase our
trade 1T not intention to be satisfied Uih a0hdt aoe
haze. That has been good but blame as Jor =
4 q legitimate desire to increase business. 4
= In musical department haze been the &C
knooedged leaders for gears Here is ohere a0e must
Do you wah anything aohich haze the line Of nusi
> cal goods? If there could like to you We 2
giue you cordial nutaton to and talk ouer the
matter of music ao What Of us does not kmoo
the other probably aoW We don't kmow everything about
music don't profess get good ideas from
patrons and friends On pianos ead you know =
that ,oithout saying it. We lead the famous q
tone splendid Noao there something IN the eo
elry line whch you haze mind and let as talk q
the matter. We sag soih pardonable pride that
those aoho haze dealt ,oith do again. could
ask no better recommendation than this.
;.ul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The daily sentinel., 1900-04-17

That federal building is more
than probable fancy, five work
to make it so. Apathy never se>
cured any public benefit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
c.NaDA'S RICHEST MAN.
GRIP ALTOONA, WHO HAS EQUIPPED
BODY OF ROUGH RIDERS FOR
SOUTH AFRICA.

80, March Ii (SpeciaD.-The most mu-
~. act of private generosity in connection with
sih0e a. south Africa has been supplied by
She 80 lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, who
-. 1I,gb Commissioner for Canada at London.
- g c.-ashcona Horse. over four hundred strong,
1ne M ai,ed from Halifax for Cape Town on
s.r have been raised. accoutred and viii be
iN-.as IN and maintained at the seat OF war
. ,e-sonal expense Of Lord Strathcona. The
% - &c made up almost entirely of Westerners,
"Vr ,,,,aes members and ex-members OF the
- .5 police gentlemen ranchers. cowboy cat
,obars hunters and plainsmen. It was re-
u over an area of a million square miles, a
- ~ Ste members coming q thousand miles
- .,a doe from the Klondike in order to enlist
-. asoore5 by I.ieutenant-Colonel Steele, Of the
=. = police who started for South Africa as
- =, command Of the Western squadrons or
(sz,o, Mounted Rifles, but was recalled to
1he a.. command of this force. 1t is the best
'" taa force that has yet been sent from Canada,
- c,ra-hcona's agents having spared no money
,nlz4ng everything that could be suggested as
.hle for the purpose. The men travelled in
tel trains with sleepers, and IN their voyage
-, Africa on the Monterey they will live like
ro-s strathcona is paying more than twice
-,,or army rates TO the members of the
- The total cost will, at the least calculation
o.. ever 81 600 oo0, and IL is not improbable that
~ ,,1 r,o as high as 100000.
-. os .his amount is, II viii not trouble Lord
e.-otboona TO meet 1t Ee IS by far the richest