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The sun., 1900-08-18
LoCA Ews NOTES.

The first car between New Castle and
Delaware City will be run tomorrow.
The Street ana Sewer Department will
open bids for 10000 bricks this morn
ing.
The Delaware River Granite Com
pany has purchased the tug Frank
Pidgeon, Jr.
Colonel John Wainwright has secured
a pension for Coatsville, Pa. colored
man. Of IS per month.
Mrs Joseph Schroeder is visiting the
family Of Constable William +. Win
dish Of No. 319 East Third street.
Representative Robert NJ. Burns has
bought il yacht III which TO travel be-
tween hero and pennsgrove this sum
mer.
Register CrosSan granted letters tes-
tamentary yesterday morning on the
estate of William ii. Casey to Rebecca
Il. and Harry +. Casey.
The private car of II. NJ. Flagler,
president Of the Florida and East Coast
ltulr0ad has been sent AWAY from
Jackson K Sharp Co.'S shops entirely
renovated
improvements will be made to the
Merrick property amounting to $4,000.
The reed bird season will open on
September 18th and promises to he fine.
William Bray, aged "a years. of No.
SO9 French street. had his hand cut on
Il piece of sheet iron yesterday.
The sun., 1900-08-18
anti FORD MEN
PLEASED WITH THE
MORRISON BOOM
Anything to Beat Ford the
WatchwOrd of Sauls-
bury Followers.
WILL BEAT HIM In CAUCUS
Claim Made That Peter j. Ford Will
Only Have Plurality and That
Convention Will be Called
Upon to Select Between
DIR. Black, Cooch
and Morrison.
ANYTHING to lent Ford.

Anything to beat Ford.
That is the slogan oi' combined ele-
mrnts OF Democrats, which has followed
rs am outcome OF the announcement Of
Alvin X. Molrison's t'nbrinatolial
boom. Democratic leaders gathered in
this city yesterday to discuss the new
situation. AT the close Of the second
dny III lne Morrison boom III" opposition
u Feril's candidacy was very much en-
canlHged and Mr. Ford WIS decidlT de-
faint.
Candidate Ford said yesterday that
liz WAS III no Way ;tlalIned over the OBJ
position ID his candidacy. He does ~;
regard Mr.. Morrison 4 factor i'll the
race. Wore il lp%al 10 wager Oh the
result OF elections MIR. Ford would
wager on his success.
ii Is claimed that MirrirGn is 10 be
used simply Us blind and that The
ultimate result Of the convention will
be either Dir. John j. Black OF New Cas-
tie or j. Wilkins Cooch OF Cooch' 5
Bridge. The salisbury element Of the
Democrats party and the gold Demo-
Gratis agree that the field will beat Ford.
1t was suggested yesterday by several
opponents Of Ford that the fight for the
nomination would so to the floor Of the
convention. The opposition to Ford ad-
nit that he will have about thirty ont
of sixtyiive delegates i'll New Castle
count: but say that he cannot increase
his plurality 10 Il majority. 1t is then
argued that the rest Of the New Castle
caucus votes will be divided among Dr.
Black. Cooch and Morrison which will
| force the selection on the convention
I proper.
Antpatlhy TO Ford has been more pre-
dominant III Kent and Sussex than il
| New Castle. The anti-Ford men hein4
! encouraged by the reception given tlt
Morrison boom III 50 short Il time hope
that this feeder thrown ont will III
crease the .Anti-iHord strength in th'
two lower counties.
The .Anti-Ford men have arranged fol
candidates for delegates to the Statt
convention i'll every ward in thp. city
| Iii the selection Of these men, Mr. Ford
friends claim 10 see the hand o. WI
lard Salisbury. The State chairman
position relative to Ford i, said to h'
tbs sane rs that which he oecnpiet
four years ago. At THAT time Sluls
bury placed Mr. Ford's name IN homi
nation for Governor and III the Sam
time held III his hands III" knife whicl
plunged into Ford's bacl; and inad'
Governor Tunnel the nominee.
The sun., 1900-08-18
BURGLAR ALARM SCARE.
Its Loud Changing Attracts Hun
dreds to Richard Pat
zowsky's Residence.
Electric Cars, Carriages and People
Block Three Streets, While
the Officers and Electro
clans Search the House.

The wringing of the burglar alarm iii
the residence of Richard Patzowsky No.
1011 jefferson street caused much eN-
citement i'll that vicinity EARLY last even
ing. The alarm started to ring 1T about
o'clock and III IL few minutes crowd
of ut least 600 people had surrounded
the house.
The residence is closed for the sum
mer, Mr.. Patzowsky and his family be-
ing at Atlantic City and it was about
half an hour before the keys of the
house could be located. They were ut
last found at the office of William r..
Austin ut Eleventh and West streets.
During the entire time of the search
for the keys the alarm was ringing.
More people were being attracted TO the
scene every minute and in Il short time
Eleventh street, Jefferson street and
Delaware avenue We're blocked with
people. carriages and electric ears.
When the keys arrived Officer Solo
mon with several other men entered the
house and made thorough search from
garnet to cellar but without finding any
traces of burglar An electrician was
then sent for. He found the alarm wire
in perfect working order but was under
Ine IMPRESSION lilut lntS nuh btSi Adiii
pered with and afterwards connected.
That however was thought to he i'm
probable as the windows and doors We're
all securely fastened and there was no
evidence whatever of any of them hay-
ing been tampered with. 1t would al
most he impossible TO gain an entrance
to the house through the windows or
doors unless dynamite was used. The
l. II = Al, Il,
door ON the roof which would hardly he
attempted at such an early hour.
The general impression was that the
wires had in some way got twisted or
out of order Us the same thing happened
several times during last summer wh@n
the house was closed.
The sun., 1900-08-18
ONE CENT
FAIR JEWE,s WEEDS.
Miss Fannie Price Becomes the G4.sie
ofJacob I'uher.

Miss Fannie Price, daughter af Mr..
and Mrs. Lazaiu Price III NJ. East
Front stieer nnd Jacoh Fdher Mere mar
ried at O'clock Thursday night VITA III
ceremonies of the Jewish Church. The
wedding tok place IT the Synagogue,
Sixth and French streets ana the uere-
mony was performed by Rows. ltadzit
and Linn. both OF this aify.
The Synagogue which was beautifully
decorated was crowded with friends and
relatives Of the bri,ie ana groom.
HE bride was given away by her
FATHER and mother and the groom by
his ln'other Simeon Faber and Mrs.
Max .Abrason. 1t was also the brides
eighteenth birthday and She wore
beautiful gown of white organdie trim
med with lace and ribbon and carried
bridal roses.
The bridesmaid was Miss Tillie Winer
who was gowned in white organdie over
pink and carried pink roses. Miss Min
liie Walter wuS maid Of honor and was
dressed in white organde. Harry Cor
don acted as lest man and Samuel II.
Price ana Wife were the ushers.
After the wedding Il reception was
bald at German Hall 1T which about
80 N.Ie present. The rooms ut the
lr,li Yere aeautfdlly decorated with
latiiia ana h;ti,ie Was furnished by
.iihert@ Orchestra. y delightful upper
was served ~ Gatpra ". B. Steven
Stil,
Relatives aud treajs a Tie u .llaI
..eaFl' Wee pte*4t ffam laittsblsg,
Na~ arii. Atltatin ciis aad i nun,ber
u otfer cities. MOI ana tifa. Faber
@iil y on G'ip q .lti@giic titr and on
rriHfsil2 Mil A..l. lhsi ia,gne heme
II NJ. 5-5 i'ina 5st0et
The sun., 1900-08-18
MORE TROUBLE ExPE, t ID.
Father GuIcz, OF St. Hedwig's, Says
He Proposes to Stand His Ground.

More trouble is expected to occur at
ST. Hedwig's Catholic Church tomorrow
when Father Gulcz attempts to conduct
the usual services. The priest when
seen yesterday afternoon said he pro
posed TO stand his ground. In his
church there are upwards of $50 fami-
lies, and those who are opposed to him
number 27 families. Much of the diff
Guilty arises through ignorance 'and
through vengcfuncss. In his opinion,
the great part Of the discontontcd one
will eventually submit. Some Of those
against whom he had proceeded on ac-
count of the financial differences have
already paid over the money that was
in their possession.
He declared that every priest. who has
been at st. Hedwig's, has had trouble
over the church finances. 1t is a matter
which involves church government. it he
ing required that the priest shall he the
president and the treasurer of the hoard
of trustees, and he believes it 10 lie liiS
duty to remain AZ his post and TO 1--we
up 70 the church law.
The sun., 1900-08-18
STRICKEN ON A STEAMER.
Harry Dolbow, Engineer of the
Stephaine, Frustrated by the
Heat While at Work.

Harry Dolhow Of Penn4groye, engin-
eer on the Steamer Sterhaine. was taken
10 the Homeopathic Hospital III l1.30
last night sutferin. from heat prosna-
tion. lie WAS overcome in the boiler
room Of the Stephaine and taken to the
hospital in the Phoenix ambulance.
The attendants of the hospital report
it to lie the most severe ease Of heat
prostration brought to their attention
this summer. Dolbow had been drink
ing excessively Of ice water. After one
hours work on the part of the attend
ants he responded to the treatment.
The sun., 1900-08-18
SOCIAL !. ID !. II ,>>AA !.

rhe Rev. William Main Schall is in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Cook are guests
OF Dover friends.
Miss Sadie Collision of Dover, has been
visiting in Wilmington.
Prank r. File has been spending
week ut Bowers Beach.
William NJ. Jefferson and family have
gone to Rehoboth for the remainder
of the summer.
Clinton G. Cook has been the guest of
his daughter Mrs. G.. Il. Stevena in
Denton, Md, this week.
w. +. Kenney. Formerly presidoi of
the Delaware Railroad, passed through
this city on the 11.04 O'Clock Norfolk
express yesterday morning.
Aif"ain'er t'nnpc =. q tenn'l ut
the r., w. X B. railroad bridge across
-. ...s,. i. ........ ..,el "... >. s-...-
ingtun yesterday.
nr. anu Mrs. William Osborne Of
Ch.s.xt, r., ~, p...lI. . :. 80. u. uf
months II WHMin..tun. -. Os.o. ne
was Miss Larkn and hi,, / large irele
ii.vnds hes.
H.. Mi e.n.pi,., the hal.deome
i..u ,hail..ln: W. +, ..ir. ]. L. amp
hnil. Dunn u WaldFon's general press
sep. e~ent@tst, Is si.ntilng wl... ..er hus-
band III. .en res..,.liiin., days she will
he n la, ~. LIS. .imphal in ad-
.li.dit Lv.n- N t.lper. mandolin
"..,r, = @a hu...stlc .icyclist aid
Svi! rs., 81 d. lac cue, -.
x,-l,
The sun., 1900-08-18

Is 4 SPEEDY BOAT.
Stringham Develops Fl Knots With
out Any Effort at All for Speed.

The stringham, the torpedo boat de-
stoyer built by the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company for the government, is
b9ing gotten in readiness for an official
trip at Newport News.
She has made number OF unt fficial
trips recently when without any attempt
whatever at speed she made 2l knots. 1t
is be ieved hat she will develop the ie-
quired speed on the official trip to take
plac in the near future. She seems TO be
in excellent condition.
The sun., 1900-08-18
r. P. BRADFORD DEAD.
Was on the Road Ia Recovery When
Cat or Suddenly.

After Il lingering illness Robert T..
Bradford, aged about SO years. died sud
denly from heart disease yesterday
morning at his home, No. 92O West
Seventh street.
His death was entirely unexpected
however as his family considered his
recovery Il certain one.
The sun., 1900-08-18
ttorney General in California
Admits Error i'm Instruc-
tiOns to the Jury.
lay BE TRIED In DELAWARE
/ is Believed That Attorney General
White will Ask the Western
Authorities to Send the
Borgia to the Dia-
mond State.

San Francisco, Aug. 17.-NIrs. Cor
1eha Botkin, convicted Of having sent
HE box of poisoned bonbons to Mrs.
Hohn p. Dunning, which caused the
heath Of both Mrs. DunninS and her
8istcr Mrs. Deane, is to have 4 new
fial. Assistant DistrictAttorn2y-icl-
6ral Moore has appeared before The SUI
3remc Court and confessed error in the
distractions to the jury in the trial Of
Mrs. Botlin.
Error is Admitted.
Much complaint is heard in regard 10
hhe cost of new trial, M it Is casc
Ahat requires the services Of experts of
Il il kinds.
The error in Instructions was III re-
card to motive Of Judge Cook who pre-
Sided at the trial, gave the same dirrc-
Hons as to the consideration Of motive.
&s he did in the IIoff ease. The Su-
preme Court short time ago. granted
n new trial in the IIolf case. on this
ground, and it was apparent then that
the same ruling must follow III the Bot
kin case.
May be Tried in Delaware.
Rehoboth, Del. Aug. 17.-Attorney-
General Robert G. White. who is spend
ing the summer here, and who aided III
prosecuting Mrs Botkin, was asked to-
1ay what course hp would now take, i'll
view of the expected new trial for the
woman. He stated that inasmuch as
fhe Court has not yet decided this ques-
tion he could not outline plan Of
action.
n 1t is the belief. however. that if the
alleged poisoner shall lie given another
Arial as is predicted. that Mr.. White
|Nill lie asked b. the California authori-
lies to take part in prosecuting the ac-
#uSed.
Tha Delaware Legislature made an
&,pproprintiGn to cover the expenses Of
NAttorney-Ci'encrll White, Detective Nc
HNey. former Congressman John Il. PEN
8ngtol. Of Dover. father Of the two vic
II inns, and several other witnesses who
Nyemt to san Francisco. and if the case
Mhal be- retired another large eXpendi-
~ urc will be- necessary 10 pay for the
SB ,00O-milc trip. In the event Of the
3rosccutiun being transferred to Della
aware il will abound III sensational feat
llps. :s Che feeling in this State against
~ he woman who was convicted Of send
- the deadly candy through the mails
WS still pronounced.
The sun., 1900-08-18
Visitors From pennsgrove,

Mem bels uf tie Su of Veterans from
Lieut.. Eiward II. Green Camp No. 33,
oi Pennsgruve, n. j., attended lawn
festival Ia Ills city rast evening which
was given by Arpon.attox Camp No. 2.
IL MAS he'd at the rerdence o. Frank L.
Gentien, Rising sun, aud music was fur
nish, d .. Tie Brunswick File and Drum
Cups.
The sun., 1900-08-18
FIagman's Narrow Escape.

Albert Larrmore. Of No. 1923 East
Second street. Il iiagnan on shifter No.
of the Delaware road had Il narrow
Escape from il serious accident yester-
lay HE was Knocked down by his own
engine and had his left ankle badly
crushed
The sun., 1900-08-18
His Money Went.

Amelia Johnson, colored, is at the
police station charged with larceny.
Money and other valuables were found
on her when searched by Matron White.
1t is alleged that goodly sum of money
disappeared from the pockets of man
in whose company she WAS II ursday
The sun., 1900-08-18
Hand Ba,l.y Cut.

While htlpli & to nb DAD car of scrap
non Ntsterua, morhtrg, William Bay,
of No. 800 FIelch ssitel, a labuier in The
r., W. 4 b. "a, shops, had his Ieit land
baulv cut Ly piece pi the iron falling
On him. Detectlse w. l. Jones took two
stitches III the wound, after hich Bray
was sent to his home.
The sun., 1900-08-18
Communicating Reunion.

About 21O prrsits were present lst
nignt at tlle BrandS lue summit C.u
meeting relhl1e, wi,lsA WAS held at ST.
Paul's n. L Church. An excellent pro-
gram had ue,n unaisned for the occasion
and there Were stvtral short addresses
made BY those who attended CAM, ON
the dilierens meetings which were held.
The sun., 1900-08-18
Held For Delaware Authorities.

Robert Lyons was arraign4d before U.
s. Commissioner Claig a. Philadelphia
yesterday, Oh charg u b,iug implicated
IN Iiot on Thuna, = IL ana discharged,
but turned owe to tile PLilauel, MA
police 70 await qu. itl9n papers il ~
this city.
The sun., 1900-08-18
Car Strikes Foxhound.

A fine f,xhound had one of his front
legs broken by being struck by trolley
car over Eleventh street bridge .yester
Hay. The animal was killed by Dog
Catcher George Kopp. The owner OF the
dog is not known.
The sun., 1900-08-18
Drug Thief Held.

George Floyd, white whiskered man
of 73 years was held in S400 bali for
Upper Court by Judge Ball yesterday, on
two charges OF larceny of drugs and
small articles.
The sun., 1900-08-18
Muny License Applications Fl, i,ed.

There was rush yesterday ~ Ii e
liqnor license applications at the oflic-
the Clerk of the Peace a. it wac th- la I
day for fling them. Between a. AMI -
bave bee. ii ID. A Lunber uf then. ;.
for new places.
The sun., 1900-08-18
Back From wcck's rruise.

Howell 5. England, Joseph NJ. Pusey
md Jnsc,h II. Mpndinllan .t.Sc ~.
4 :so' y IT,, week. cruise IN T
;a,..cn,;c Bay.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
FROM wYLY.

Special correspondence
i. b. Herrin has returned from
a long stay in Illinois.
The health of Jack Greer is no
better, we regret to learn.
Mrs. Bud Lockhart says she is
ready for that storming party.
Mesdames Homer Hicks and Bet
tie Rushing visited at Big Sandy
Saturday.
David CULLEN says this is the
first time in his life when Christ
mas came in March.
Jesse Herrin says he seems to
have entered into new existence
since the arrival Of a boy at his
home.
The entertainment and oyster
supper given at the home of j. R.
Herrin in honor Of the soldier boys
and the visiting Misses Nance was
one Of the most enjoyable occa-
sions ever known at Wyly.
WHY, March IA.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
FROM SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Regular correspondence
Mrs. Adaline Bush is confined to
her room with rheumatism.
James Parker will probably erect
a new dwelling here shortly.
Eva, the little child of W. w.
Wheatley, is reported very sick.
The Belyew Mill is in operation.
The mill is a great boon to this
community.
There is talk Of telephone line
to connect Claud and Big Sandy
by way of Sulphur Springs.
Thomas Parker has returned to
New Orleans, where he has a po-
sition on the Illinois Central Rail
road.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, March 13.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
FROM LIBERTY.
Regular correspondence

Regular correspondence
Robert Stewart is moving to the
Bateman pll o east-of Camden.
IN. Lawrence has returned from
Huntingdon and entered school at
Camden.
For lack of interest, perhaps, the
Sunday school seems, to be indef-
nitely postponed.
Elbert Florence, who is attend
ing school at Camden, spent,Sun-
day with homefolks.
Elmer Wick has gone to Cherry
Grove where he opened a school
yesterday. May success attend his
best efforts.
LIBERTY, March b..
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
NOW Is YOUR CHANCEt

We have just made arrangements
with B. T. Brown, the celebrated
photographer, to make you one cab
met photograph which we will give
you free every time you spend So
cash with us; or, if you want three
photos, buy $40 (cash) worth and
the pictures will cost you nothing.
This will only last short while.
Come early.
STIGALL & PORTS,
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
FROM WAY.

Regular correspondence
Miss Della Holland has returned
from a visit in Flatwoods.
Miss Leila Holland is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Martha A. Pafford, in
FIatwoods.
Mrs. Fronie Farmer, of OIaud,
was the guest of her parents here
last week.
Mrs. Artie Wilson, of near Eva,
visited the family of J. L. Holland
yesterday.
Aunt Bette Vester, who has been
confined to her room for several
weeks, is reported very low.
The little town of Hust Village
isispreading rapidly. We do not
know whether or not they sell rum
but we think all that is necessary
now is to have the town incorpor-
ted.
While J. L. Holland was burn.
ing off a little space of woods las
Saturday evening the fire spreac
from q tree which fell across the
fence and burned about 40 panels
of the fence.
WAY, March IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
FROM HoLLAoAY

Special correspondence
An enjoyable entertainment was
given at the home of G. Woods last
Saturday evening
Rev. n. j.. Joyner preached an
excellent sermon at the Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon.
Some Of the young people of the
town attended the Meiritt-Thom-
ton wedding Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Bond has sold bic stock of
merchandise and has purchased a
farm. Mr. Woods sold his stock
of groceries to Mr.. Kirk last week.
In answer to your Way reporter
as to which is the Bluegrass State,
we answer, Kentucky. VIII some
one please tell why Rhode Island
has two capitols?
A large crowd wasat the literary
Friday evening. Music by Mrs.
Lindsey and Ed Woods The sub
ject for next Friday evening viii
be the Philippine question.
HOLIDAY, March a.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
FROM HUsT VILLAGE.

Regular correspondence
James Lewis left this morning
for Mayfeld, Ky.
While making ties Gould Melton
seriously cut his foot with an ak
last week.
We extend an invitation to the
Flatwoods reporter to come over
and recuperate and secure few
alligator scales for watch charms.
HUsT VILLAGE, March Ia
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
FROM GREENBRIER.

Special correspondence
James Alsup has purchased the
David Benton place.
Dock Wyatt and H. T. Cantren
bid for the David Alsup place, but
the sale will remain open until next
Saturday.
I. w. Barnes is very busy at as
sessing the taxes of the eight dis
trict. It is thought that the value
of property in the district has in
creased to some extent.
GRBENBRIER, March 13.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16

will enable him to locate the Blue
grass State.
On account of measles being in
the community, Rev, w. A. Watts
failed 10 meet his appointment at
this place Sunday, and Rev. Jesse
Farmer filled his place.
FLATwooDs, March Is.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16

Noone knows the unbearable tort
upe one undergoes from piles unless
they are SO afflicted. Tabler's Buck
eve Pile Ointment is a quick, safe
and painless cure. Price 80 cents
in bottles; tubes, rs cents. Sold by
all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
FROM FLATwOODs.
Rarnlar correspondenee.l

Regular correspondence
Farmers are busy sowing oats.
Mrs. Mamie Warrick is slowly
recovering from an illness of sew
eral days duration.
The Way reporter is advised to
buy a geography from the Wheat
leyyille reporter, which, we think,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G.. B. Greer
to J. Z. Merrich and Ethel Thorn
ton, David Alsup and f. A. Nc
Campbell.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-03-16

Couldn'thelp getting a coIdnever
cures it; but carrying home a bottle
of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and
using it as directed, will cure the
worst kind of cough or cold. Price
25 and 90 cents. Sold by druggists