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FIRES AND ARRESTS.
Monthly Reports of Chief Welsh and
Chief Massey.

The following fires We're reported for
October:
Oct. Still alarm Residence OF Dr.
John Brown, No. sos King street, loss,
$25
Oct. 4-BoX As False alarm.
Oct. S--Box 6-Delaware Orphans
Home, Nos. 112l and 1923 Walnut street,
totally destroyed. Damage $4.5OO. Par
TALLY insured.
Oct. S.-Still alarm-CroSs arm of tele-
graph pole at Front and Washington
streets. Extinguished by Weccacoc
chemical apparatus.
Oct. 1S.-Stil alarm--Residcncc of Lot
tie Wilson. No. 11O3 Chippey street
Damage, SIS. No insurance. ENtii.
.uished by Friendship Fire Co.
Oct. 10 Still alarm Residence o.
Mary 4. Dutton, No. us King street
ENtinguishrd by Washington chemical
apparatus and / noenix Fire Go. Dam
lge, 500. Partially insured.
Oct. 20--Box 64-Delawarc Terra Cot
Ia Works totally destroyed. Damag,
about $4,000. Insured.
Oct. 22-Box 143-Stable Mt 10th ant
Race streets, owned by Joseph Graham
destroyed. Loss $4O0; insurance. 5000.
Oct. 25-Still alarmB Blaze in pile oi
rubbish. cXtinguished by Washington
chemical apparatus. No damage.
Oct. 27-Stin alarm Residence o.
Martha Collins, No. 1917 Orange street
Friendship Fire Go. responded. No dam
age.
Chief of Police Massey reports the fol
lowing arrests during October: Assault
| /; assault and battery, 26; bastardy, l
burglary, 2; breach Of peace. 8; hignmy
| 1: carrying concealed deadly weapon
| A.; corner loungins 1; contempt. j: drunk
SS: drunk and begging. 2; dcmentrd, 3
idiSorderly conduct, SO; discharging a ois
tol on the street, 1: embezzement, 2; cs
capped from Ferris Industrial School, i
escaped from Delaware Industrial Schoo
for Girls. 2 escaped from st. Joseph
School for C0ored Orphans, l.; indcccn
exposure. Il forgery. /; highway ron
berry. 2; harboring unregistered dog, |
incorrigiblc, 1; larceny. 81: improper nc
tions toward female child, 2; obtainir
money under false pretenses, /; fraud,
patients, 8; pedding without license, 8
runaway hoy. i; selling liquor withou
Il license, 8: trespass, Is: violating cit.
ordinance. 2; vagrancy, 2; witness, /
wife beating. /: total. 301.
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THE OFFICIAL RECORDS.
Attestations of witnesses of CKof-
Eosz's Death Filed.

Buffalo, Oct. 31.--Otficlal documents
recording the death of Czolgosz have
been placed on record in the county
clerks office. The first is the attesta-
tion of the witnesses to the death. 1t
is as follows:
Supreme Court, County of Erie,
State of New York.-The people Of the
state of New York, plaintiffs, versus
Leon +. CZolgosz, alias Fred Nieman,
defendant:
State of New York, county of Cayu-
ga, city of Auburn, S. S.;
Warren j. Mead, the agent and war
ien of the state prison at Auburn, N.
Y, and other public officers, citizens
and ministers Of the gospel, whose
names are hereunto subscribed, do GER
tify that Leon L. Czolgosz, alias Fred
Nieman, who was sentenced by. the su-
preme court. held in and for the county
OF Erie on the Goth day Of September,
1901, was on the 29th day of October,
1901, at 7:12 o'clock a. m, in pursuance
of such sentence, executed by causing
to pass through his body current of
electricity of sufficient intensity to
cause death and continuing the appli-
'ation of such current until he was
dead in the state prison at Auburn,
\. T.. and we, the undersigned, do GER
tify that we witnessed the said execu-
tion, and the same was conducted in
conformity to the sentence of the court
and the provisions of the criminal code.
In witness whereof we have, at the
said state prison, subscribed our names
| hereto this 10Th day of October. 1901"
The second document is signed by
Dir. Carlos +. Macdonald and DR.. John
| Germ. II merely certifies they per-
| formed the autopsy on the body and
that death was caused by the passing
of Il current of electricity through the
i body.
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SURG Nliss stnnc d. A,i,.a

washington, Oct. II, Referring to the
opinion expressed IN some Of the Rus.
sEIn publications TO the effect that Miss
Stone i probably dead, it may be stat
ed that the state department is con
T!hcod 70 th" contrary and is satisfied
Ili''t with the means Of communication
i now has at its disposal the event Of
MlSs Stones death certainly would bq
made known to it. The department is
u almost hourly communication with
~ agents in Turkey and Bulgaria. Tie
iatest adviccs recrired Indicate thai
communication has bcen established
with tlle brlgaads themselves. The de.
partmrnt officials are sanguine Of the
outcome.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

General Superintendent Brooks and
party passed through this city yesterday
morning in 4 special car for Washing.
ION.
Supervisor of Tracks John Boyer If
III" Wilmington division of the philadel-
phin \ Reading Railway has had il c;,r-
pad Of heavy frogs unoadcd mt Water
and King streets and will have the new
'r"gs replace the old ones, as soon is
prSSihlc.
George prentiss. the well-known base
ball pitcher, of this city. lrft yesterday
fnr the Susquehanna flats" for Il week :
cunning.
\ large planning machine, capable If
h"l'g used to plane main driving wheels
~ engines feet III diameter has arrived
4 the shops Of the r., w. Il Il. Railroad
5"., ana will be installed at once.
State Senator NJ. Il. Perkins Of PhiIa-
d"lptia. who is treasurer of the Dtla
ware River Navigation Company. paiG
n" local officers a visit Wednesday.
The Christiana Outing Club yestcrdaq
shipped two skiffs to Delaware CITY.
where il has boathouse. The club il
aakinS preparations for the fishing sea.
son.
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DELAWARE HOSPITAL
RUMMAGE SALE

The Delaware Hospital Rummage Sale
will be opened in the Pyle Cycle Acad.
elny tomorrow 1t will continue until
saturday, November 8.
The following are the committees ia
charge:
Central committce-Miss Alice H.
Johnston. Mrs. Charles q. tumford
Miss Lnfferty, Mrs. III. Ashton Henry,
Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Gilpin.
Executive committee-The central
committee and the chairman of the Dc
purtment.
| Transportation colmnittee-Alrs. G.
G Rumford, Mrs. A. g. Wilson, Mcs.
James \. Draper.
| Pricing and receiving Committee
Mrs. Ii. Ashton Henry, Mrs. Charles
Il. Miller, Mrs. John Bancroft, Mrs. Ed
ward Bringhurst, Mrs. Jesse Williams
son, Mrs. Charles Curtis.
Furniture, drapcrics, carpets-Mrs.
righnun Johnston, chairman: Miss,
! Alice t. Johnston, Miss Bowman, Mrs.
John Harvey, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. David
Lindsay, Miss Tybout, Mrs. Williamson
Miss Francis, Miss Natalie Wilson, Miss
Margaret Johnston, Mrs. Charles Pat
tcrson.
Mems clothing Mrs William Il. Sci.
lcrs, chairman; Mrs. Il. I. Belts. Mrs.
y. Il. DanfOrth. Mrs. Albertson, Mrs.
Il. -. Coppagc. Miss Mary Bringhurst.
Miss Anna Ferris, the Misses Emma
anl Julia Bush, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. Bee
tenn. Miss Alice Bradford, Mrs. Hayard,
Children'S clothng-Alrs. w. III. Ppr-
ter. chairman; Mrs. John Bancroft,
Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. William Bancroft,
Mrs. IL. l.. Evans Mrs. w. y. Ban.
nard, Miss Helen Sparks, Mrs. Preston
Lea, Miss Bchrcns. Mrs. Charles Fritz,
Miss l.. Candy, Miss Alice Lea, Mrs.
!. y. Sislcr.
Womcn's clothing-NIrs. +. Il. f.
Miller. chairman: Mrs. Edward d.
Sparks. Mrs. John X. Bradford, Miss
Mary Maui. Miss Stcibcr. Miss NJ.
Ward, Mrs g. L. McAruthur, Mrs
SposSwood Garland. Mrs j. II. Grimm.
Kitchen department. Miss Mary Coop-
or, New Castle Chapter of the Auxil
inry Of the Delaware Hospital.
Notions Mrs. lIolstein Harvey, chair.
man; Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes, Mrs. J
H. SiSlcr. Mrs. pcrlie Sisler. Miss Short.
ldse, Miss Aubrey Shortlidge. Miss
Josie Harvey. Mrs. Ely Quiglcy, Mrs
kcnnard. Mrs. ]. III. IIoifeckcr. Mrs. Il
y. Dnllctt
Booksand maga2ines-AIisSA Anna Candy
chnirman; Miss Anna Lea, Mrs. r. l.
Warner, Mrs. Hail. Mrs. G.. II. Bates
Mrs. Il. q. Shortliige.
Toys, dolls, &c. Mrs. James A. Hart
chairman.
Millinery department is in charge Of
Mrs. Elwood G. jackson. She will b,
happy to receive any goods OF this Il"
Scription, 1901 Franklin street. Feathers
flowers and ribbons ami lats will nil
her in making Il tina opening ut III,
Itummagc Sale. She will have n corp,
Of workers to aid her. many Of Nhon
assisted her last year.
Boot and shoe department Mrs. Lin
ton Smith. chairman: Mrs. Harol,
J Smith. Mrs. Lewis Bush. Miss Bush
Miss Annie Bisscll, Mrs Charles Curtis
Mrs. John Bringhurst, Miss Lefty Burns
Miss Hannah Gallagher. Mrs. Morrow
Mrs Reginald Van Trump.
China. glass, bric-a- -brac-AIrs. j. T.
, Smith. chairman: Mrs. Il. T. Candy
Il Mrs Walter Tatnall. Mrs. Walter Bush
Mrs. Alfred Jones.
Finance committee Miss Laffrrty
chairman and treasurer.
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TO COERCE THE SULTAN
Report Of Sailing of French Squadron
Confirmed.
ADMIRAL'S ORDERS SEALED,
High Foreign ONCE Official Inti-
mates That the Customs at smyr-
mn May Be Seized-PossIbfI-
ity of n Bombardment.

Paris, Oct. 31.-The officials of the
French foreign office confirm the report
that division of the French Mediter
ranean fleet, composed of three battle.
ships and two cruisers, under the com.
mand of Admiral Caillard, has proceed
ed from Toulon to the Levant to make
a naval demonstration against Turkey.
foreign office official in commune
eating the foregoing to the press said:
"The squadron sailed with sealed or.
ders and proceeds first to a Greek port,
the island of Syra, think, where the
admiral will receive definite instruc
tions as to carrying out his sealed or.
ders. l am not at liberty to say what
the sealed orders are, but the seizure OF
the customs at Smyrna would probably
be very effective way of convincing
the sultan that Frances patience is ex
hausted and that we have decided tc
enforce an immediate execution of the
Turkish governments engagements
We. however, are very hopeful that the
sultah will not compel us to go to that
extreme. Our squadron will not reach
Sultan Has Until Thursday.
"The Turkish government has thus
still three days grace, and we trust ir
the meantime to receive complete salts
faction. We have acted very consider
ately toward Turkey. hoping up to the
last moment that she would carry out
her engagements, and it is only now
when we find that there is no serious
indication of her doing so, that we have
reluctantly resolved to put stronger
pressure to bear in the shape Of naya
demonstration. 1t is now two month,
since the French ambassador. NJ. Con
STAINS, left Constantinople. His depar
ture failed to produce the desired eff
feet. On the contrary, even the quay,
and Tubini questions, which were set
tied by the sultan's trades, remain un
satisfied.
"The internal situation in the Turkish
empire deferred us for some time from
taking drastic measures to enforce oui
demands. But the dignity Of Franc
could not permit the present state of af
fairs to be prolonged indefinitely. We
sincerely hope the sultan will fully ap
precinte the fact that we cannot any
longer be trifed with and relieve us OF
taking further steps to safeguard oul
interests"
The official was asked what would
happen in the event of the French
squadron being ordered to seize the Gus.
toms and the Turkish authorities re.
sisted, and lie replied.
That Is a very unlikely contingency.
But if it occurred l suppose we shall
have to lombard the port. But we do
not want bloodshed, and I do not be.
lieye there will be any occasion for it
to occur"
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sunrnEIsts Eject DIR. WnlI.cr.

OSWego, \. T., Oct. 3l.-Dr. Mary
Walker was excluded from member.
ship in the Womans Suffrage aSsocla.
thn at the convention session. She of.
fnred her fee, but 1t was returned tu
her, and she was elected from the
building. The ground for refusal was
her attack i'll circulars on Miss An.
thony in whish she declared that IL six,
tecnth amendment was not necessary,
Slle advised women not to he deluded
INTO furnishing money for such cause.
ne members We're indignant 1T DR..
Walkers conduct.
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A BRITISH B0ULANGER.
General BuIIer's Popularity With
Public Grows ThrentcninE


London, Oct. 81. General Butler
threatens TO blossom into British
f&ulanger. lie does not appear to
court privacy or to discountenancc
demonstrations. lie attended theater
in London. aud when lie was recog-
nizcd he was chccrcd and rose to his
feet ana bowed his acknowledgements.
Outside the building General Butler
WAS mobbed by cheering crowds, and
the police had to be called in to clear
the street.
There Is no doubt that Il large sec
tion of the troops is indignant ut the
generals dismissal The Highland
light infantry expressed this feeling
i'y removing from the walls Of its
MGSsroom the portrait of distin-
i'Hished field marshal which was kick
W around the barracks. while a por-
tllt of General Butler was carried
arnnnd the mossroom in triumph. Sol
tierS en- route when marching past
General Buffers house frequently
break out into cheers.
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prInon E,or L..nalng czoIgn.z.

pougllkcepsie, y. Y, Oct 31.-Dom.
mick Izzi, q shoemaker of 3 North
clinton street has been sent to the Al.
hany penitentialy FOR eighteen months
fof declaring tItat Czolsosz did lis
duty ana ought TO he praised instead
Of executed for the murder Of Presi.
dent Mckinley. The recorder made
the nominal accusation against Izzl
that of conducting dsorderly house.
The courtroom was crowded when sen.
tence was passed. The prisoner was
hurried to Albany to avoid complica
tiOn.
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Robbers nnrn Bie Livery u,rn

l.arned. Kan" oct. 81 a livery barn
was hTard here together with twenty
hve head Of horses ana il number of
vehicles At the same time the safe
Of The Santa Fe railroad depot was
blown TO pieces and the building
wrecked. The explosion attracted cit
izehS who We're hurryius to the fire.
ana over dozen shots were cxchang
ed with the robbers, who escaped III
the darkness and confusion 1t is be-
lievcd the robbers started the fire.
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LYNOHING In KENTUCKY.
Negro shot Down and Phen strung
Tn

Negro Shot Down and Phen strung
Up.
Hodgenville, Ky. Oct. 31.-A mob OF
fifty or seyenty-liYe determined citi.
zens came down. pppn this little town
about 2 o'clocAss3the morning and
took from the MnaSflas Esters, ne,
pro, charged wifi forcing Granville
Ward, fifteen-Sear-old boy, OF Near
Upton to commit a crime and strung
him up to the courthouse steps.
So quietly and Systematically did the
mob 50 about its work that the clti,
zens of the town We're in ignorance OF
the existence of the mob until the ne.
gro WAS In its clutches.
The citizens composing the lynchin
party approached the Jail, and upon
their demand the keys We're surrender.
ed TO them. The cell in which the ne,
gro was confined was entered, and the
f1osc was adjusted about his neck.
He was dragged down the jail stairs
and out into the street. He managed
70 slip the moose from his neck and
made q break for liberty. The mob,
ciaZed with anger, made after the ne.
2lo, bowling and firing at him with
guns and pistols Tho negro fell when
about a hundred yards from the Jail
house. riddlrd with bullets.
Tie moose was again placed about
the ncgro's neck. and he was dragged
to the courthouse and swung frem the
topmoSt steps.
The mob was formed in the neigh
horhood Of tie crime. When the work
Of lynching the negro had been accom-
plalcd the members Of the mob uui
city dispersed and went to their homes.
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New NAVAL Bnse.

Washington. Oct. 81 Thirty million
collars is to be expended on the naval
station at Olongapo, Philippine Islands.
oiohsapo will be the war base in the
east The estimates include two dry
docks, II native Village for workmen OF
The regular force ana cncampmpnt for
the emergency force and neighboring
works Of defense. II II planned 10 have
Tour forts commanding the approaches
by water and defcEsrS which will
guard the mountin passes.
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FAITH IN SHAMROCK II.
Aipton Has Made No Plans For BuiId-
ing IL Ncw CHaiienger.

ing II Nc,y Challenger.
Liverpool, Oct. 81. Sir Thomas Lip.
ton WAS given Il hearty reception upon
landing httc from he White Star
steamer celtic on his return from the
United States.
In an interview here Sir Thomas said
he did not come home feeling that he
had lost by a tiukc. The Columbia had
won the races on her merits, but he
was willing to race the Shamrock III.
with the Columbia or the Constitution.
He felt, however, that if he was to
bring back the cup some alteration
would have 10 be made in the Shamrock
II. Failing in this. a new boat would
nave 10 be built Ie had however. as
yet made no plans in regard to the con
struction of new boat, for he believed
that with slight alterations the sham.
rock II. could be made superior TO any.
thing afloat.
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iSeware or bintmenrs for Catarrb
That Contain Mercury

m m'ncery will surely destroy the srns.
OF smell and completely derauye tI,n
whole system when entering il through
NE mucous surfnce. Such articles stonl1
never hc used except ON prescriptors
irom reputable physicians as the dGmarn
hey will do is ten fold to the good von
can possibly derive from them. Hair
htarrh Cure, manufactured by II. j..
'hehey " Co, Toledo, o., contains no
mcr"nry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
thcrs Of the system. In buying Hans
atarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
II is taken internally and made in 70.
lcdo, O., by f. ]. Cheney & CO. Trsti
monals free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Strings to children's bonncts come ID
e pretty and becoming but unscrvice-
abl" diaphnnous materials which are so
much used in the dress Of their mamnlas.
There arc long full strings of chiffon
hanging straight, and there are othnr
chiffon strings knottcd here and there
down their entire length Wide ribbon
= also used for strings, and velvet rib-
I'm an lnch or so wide.
Simple stocks OF chiffon have foundo-
ton Of white silk covered with folds Of
chiffon and Il how Of the chiffon. looms
and ends standing out straight At M
chiffon.
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Insane Patients Escaped.

Word was received at the police station
last night that two women had escape,
about $50 o'clock from the Hospital for
the Insane At farnhurst. About. ID
o'clock two women walked into the sta.
tion house and asked to be allowed to
stay there for the night as they had 10
place to 90 to. II was discovered that
they We're the women who escaped from
the hospital and they were placed i
charge Of the matrun.
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IAiIIe.; by Innuin

Tucson, Ariz.. Oct. 81. Joe Ramado
the owner Of a large ranch near Quay
mas was assaulted by band of Ya0u
lndiaHs and killed. The Yaquis raidrd
The ranch, stealing the horses and
corn. They visited several other ranch
eS and, Il ls reported, killed Other
ranchers Almost daily during the past
week raids have been made, and th,
ranches along the river are almost de-
serted.
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Bonner to Meet Walcott.

Jack Bonner and Joe Wolcott have
signed articles to meet on November
18th at 15S pounds before the Whining
ton Athletic Club. This is one Of the
most important matches that has been
arranged in this vicinity, and will no
doubt draw large crowd to the Pyl,.
Cycle Academy on Friday evening, Nov.
ember 18th.
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situation In Venezuela.

Willemstad, Island of Curacao, via
lIatien Gable, Oct. 31.--Although Pres
idcnt Castro has proclaimed once more
that this taken rs proof that, in spite of
his denials, civil war exists in the re-
public. Nobody III Caracas considers
peace assured The situation was
never more critical.
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Morocco rays sn,ni.b CIoim.

Tangicr, Oct 31.--The Moorish gov.
ernment has paid Spain S30.OpO for
the parents ana $1,000 indemnity rs 4
result of the capture by Kabyle tribes.
men Of the Spanish boy and girl last
May at Arzilla, on the Atlantic coast
of Morocco.
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Wilmington Club Team Defeated

The Wilmington Whist Clubs bowl
ing team was defeated on Wednesday
night by the Germantown Cricket Cluh
team by 14l pins. The game was played
Gn the Germantown Clubs alleys. Nrx;
Thursday night the Belmont team and
the Whist Club team will play in this
city
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To Rnx More nnnhs.

Washington, Oct. 31.-The secretary
Of lhe treasury has announced that lie
will resume the purchase of short 3,
short and short } per cent bonds on d
ba lis IF l.72G and of long 4 per cent
bonds on basis Of 1906 lie reserves
The right TO discontinue purchases at
any time.
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Nrcmnn ~ nr.,nnL

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 31.--The battle-
snip Oregon is now on the government
dlydock At thc Puget sound navy yard.
where she was taken to undergo re-
pairs to her keel, which was severely
strained when she ran on tie rocks
Some month ago. Later she will be
given Il general oyelhaulns ana paint
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The onllir nt Ynrmontn.

Yarmouth, Isle Of Wight, Oct. 81
Tie Ophir, with the fleet anchored Off
Yarmouth, Isle Of Wight, at 1 p.> m.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
left London by special train mt > d. IN.
for Portsmouth. The children of the
Duke and Duchess Of Cornwall and
York are with their majesties.
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MaclIinists Win Tools.

prize drawing for three sets ot
machinists' tools was held in Machnists
Hall on cdncsday evening. The win.
ncrs were: First prize, w. A. McCart n
second, W. \. Atkins third. J. IL. War.
tleld. The first two sets were valued III
$40 and the third ut $50.
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New Freight Engines.

\ new type Of fast freight engine is
a"w III lsr on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad. They have ten wheels. with 6S-
nch driving rods, with the Nauclainc
ally" motion, and each weighs 10, 900
lnnnNs
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Bittinser May ne Emnns.odor

80. Joseph Mo, oct. H.. Major Bit
tin@er of this city, who is now serving
as consul general at Montreal, is said
to hc slated for the appointment of en-
bassador to Mexico. His friends here
say they have official assurances to
That effect.
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Painted Flag Pole.

John Roman yesterday painted and
put new ropes on the flagpolc On top
Of the old Federal Building, at Sixth
and King streets. The pole is AZ feet
high. Quite Il gathering Of spectators
watched the workman.
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Presidential Appointments,

Washington, Oct 31.-The president
has made the following appointments:
Earl w. Taylor. first lieutenant caval.
~; Charles Lewis I.anhaln, second lieu.
tenant, artillery corps.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
closing Quotations OF the New YorI
stock Exchange.

New York, Oct. 81
mercantile paper, il4a5 per cent. Sterling ex
change NM with actual business In haukers iii,
at S4,sd$s@o1 fer demand aud at 81. sss,ai "a fo,
W Gays Posted rates, St.s4h and s4.S7ia. Gem
mercial bills y Satisfy. Rar silver, 57%e
MeNean dollars, 45hc Goyprnmpn, lonls steady
S'ate bonds inaotiye. Railroad bonds irregular.
The sun., 1901-11-01
CITY Death Rate Low

According to the records Of the health
department and statements of under
takers and physicians. the death rate in
Wilmington at the present time is unusu.
Tally low.
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Counsel in Alleged Murder Case.

George l.. Townsend ,Ir. AMI Thomas
r. Rayald have been engaged TO defend
Me ,atidcr u Jones, colored, accused OF
killing John W. Wilmer, colGrcd, whose
case will come before the Court Of Oyer
and Tcrmincr at the November term
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Outing Clubs Masked Ball.

The Tom Moore Outing Club held i
delightful masked ball at Turn Hall last
night. The affair was largely attended
ana everyone had good time.
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Held 5000 Bail.

Magistrate Hollis last night held Mark
Derry in 5000 bail on the charge Of wife
beating.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Boy for office work, Must
come with references. Apply at Sun
office.