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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
ADDICKS In
THE RACE.

Dover. Del. September Gall the prin
clpal Kent and Sussex county leaders,
who having done SO much toward MI. Ad
dicks SUCCESS In his senatorial canvass,
and who are responsible for tho turning
over OF two Of tho three counties to the
gas millionaire, most emphatically denied
any change OF front and some, with un.
lifted hand declared that so long a. they
wore able to wo ut the elections and
legislat ure In Delaware no man, Demo
crat or Republican. should sit In tho
United States Senate as a representative
Of Delaware until Mr.. Addioks did, Can
we make 1t any stronger they added.
State Senator j. r. Ailee, the Union
Republican stats chairman. who hos trav
eled with MIR. Addicks all summer and ID
In close touch with the millionaire candt-
date. begged to bs excused from an Inter
view. Finally, however, he said:
1t Is the most ridiculous nonsencs
ever heard OF to say that the Unlon Re-
publicans OF Delaware wore going to con
sent TO Mr., Addicks's withdrawal and
recon- mend that the legislators eloct Gov
ernor Hum and Regular. Why we sim.
ply regard 1t rs the oopositions campaign
powder. The people know exactly where
stanl; knew it long before they elected
me to office. And do you think sensibls
men are going to cut down their fruit
trees just when they begin 20 bsar fruit.
The Union Republican expect to plan .
vigorous campaign at Rehoboth during
thel: reunion. and every leader Of every
distric. has been urged to attend. Thsy
ore organizing 10 mako sure Of the cleo
tion Of thirtyhve Republicans to the nexs
General Assembly who will vote for MI.
Addlcks first to go to tho United Statss
Senator.
Governor Hum. too. could not be inter
viewed on this subject, but the governor
stated to friend that his only ambition
was to give the people OF Delaware .
clean and unassailable administration AZ
heir chief executive and to go down ON
the records and the long linsn OF distin
gulshed men who hIvs similarly served
the state as consciens cious governor.
They also deny that thore Is anything ooa
templated In the Uaitsd R,public.n 70
union at the Atlantic Hotel R,hobNh,
next Sunday week. that will look toward
the withdrawal Of the chloftain. John K |
ward Addioks, from theI; senatorial fight
In Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
CARD DASK EFT.

Andrew Traynor and Emile Bucher
went grabbing this afternoon. They
expect to bring home quite Il good
sized catch and will serve them up to
their fr lends in numerous dishes.
Miss Fannie Maxwell has gone OF a
two weeks tour through pennsyl-
vania.
Miss Helen E. Wells who has been
visiting friends in this city has re.
turned to her home in Reading, Pa.
Mr.. John A. Dougherty, the popu.
lar young clerk OF the powder making
Company, has left for the White
Mountains. lie will be gone about 6
weeks
Miss Lillian Kennedy has returned
home from five weeks visit with rel
atiyes In York, Pa, much improved
In health.
Miss Jennie n. Ector Of Elsmere,
has been spending few weeks with
her aunt, Miss Clara l.. Ector OF New
ark, Del.
Mrs. James r.. Mayne is visiting
Miss Mabel Goodly OF West Chester,
Pa.
Mrs, James Mcdonald Of philadel.
phia Is visiting In this city.
John Galloway Is visiting friends at
Bryn Mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Loomis have re.
turned from visit to friends In the
country.
DR.. Adams OF Union NJ. e. Church
has returned home and took his place
In the prayer meeting last evening.
A good audience greeted him. He
will be in all the services tomorrow
and crowded house will be on hand
to hear him.
Captain William A. Blackford of
the Wilmington Military Academy,
isSpendlng a vacation In Virginia.
Professor and Mrs. William II. Nor.
rison have returned from a vacation
spent on the River ST. Lawrence.
J. r. Doolittle, road agent for tn @
Schwazchild & Sulzberger Beef Com.
pany, was a visitor to this city yes.
tcrday.a
Mrs. Charles W. Hayes Of Washing.
ton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas A. B!ackford at the vii.
mington Military Academy.
The Rev. II. W. Wells, rector Of
St. Andrews Episcopal Church, las
returned from his vacation and will
hold services tomorrow.
Colonel NJ. D. Wickersham, United
States Marshal for the Southern dis.
trlct OF Alabama, an uncle of |. Pusey
Wickersham, was in Wilmington yes.
terday.
Professor J. T. Clymer and family
have arrived home from Chester coun.
ty, where they spent the summer.
Mrs William G. Howell, Of WASH
ington, a daughter -in.law OF Admiral
John A. Howell Of the United States
Navy. is visiting at the Wilmington
Military Academy.
Miss Bessie Carson, Of Philadcl.
phia, who has been visiting Miss vi.
ola Hargis of this city, will return
home tomorrow,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
PERSONAL:
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
nlentS.
KELLEY-BRUERE.

The wedding Of John Curtis Clark
Kelley Of Philadelphia, and Miss julia
Bruere. Of New Egypt, N. j., is an.
nounced to take place on Thursday
afternoon, September 18th, at 2
O'Clock, in the Presbyterian Church
ut Allentown, N. j. Miss Bruerc is
the daughter Of Charles Meirs Bruere.
MIR. Kelley is the oldest son OF Coun-
ty Comptroller George D, Kelley and
is wel.known throughout the State.
He has resided in Philadelphia for the
past few years, and is connected with
a wholesale lumber firm in that city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
CASES.
CITY COURT

William Alexander was the first
prisoner 10 face. the Judge OF the
Municipal Court. He was charged
with acting In a disor derby manner
and the case went over until Tues.
day morning.
Walter Fisher, William Johnson,
and George Hayes. colored, were
charged with disordcrly conduct.
Mrs. Wilson testified that the
youth were at the corner OF Lom-
bard and McCaulley streets. They
threw pieces of watermelon and
other refuse on the pavement
Hayes told her that she told an un.
truth.
William Kces testified that he
has been greatly annoyed by these
boys and others. They used very
bad language. They were reprl.
manded and discharged. -
Harry Hughes, aged 80 years,
was charged with disorderly con.
duct Mrs. Sarah Brcar was the
prosecuting witness. The old man
broke a bulk window 10 her house.
Hughes denied that be broke the
window. The fine wac So aud
costs. 4
Disorderly conduct was the ch arge
against Daniel Russell. Jennie
Robinson was the prosecuting wit.
ness. She testified that be came to
her house and robbed her and
cursed her. The fine was 81 and
costs.
Charles H. Smith was charged
with assault and battery on his
wife. She asked that the case be
dismissed.
Mary G. Cory and Thomas
Cory were the next defendants.
They were ch arged with disorderly
conduct and the testimony was 90
conflicting that a number OF wit.
nesses were secured. Mrs. Rose
Weaver testified that it was she
who had the talk with the woman. r
Samuel Weaver saw the window
slat broken but it was not Cory
who broke it.
Walter Redmile saw the trouble
at No. lll7 East Twelfth street
and saw Samuel Weaver break
the window Stats.
Helen Leopold testified that Mrs.
Cory was not present as saw
Weaver when he broke the stats.
The cases were dismissed.
Hammit Gail was charged with
larceny as ballee but upon request
of the prosecuting witness the case
was dismissed.
Adam Koziusk was charged
with assault and battery on his
wites Her testimony was that her
husband struck her on the head
last night about l l o'clock at their
home at No. 2l6 Maryland avenue.
lie denied that he struck her and
admitted he showed her against the
bed aud she lell. The fine was IS
and costs.
Grace S. Townsend was charged
with leading au idle and vicious
life. Her father was called 10 the
stand and testified that the g,rl
stays out all night at times. She
has refused TO obey him. She docs
not keep proper company. 1t is his
desire to put her in home. She
was committed to the Delaware In
dus.rial School for Girls.
AT the request OF Deputy City So,
lici,or Garrett, the charge OF re.
fusins 10 give transcript Of a case
heard before him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
charpsd With Larceny.

VIM. e. McDade. was arrested
this morning on the charge Of lar
ceny Of two rings from Miss Annie
McNulty, Of No. 62S E. 5th street.
She worked for Wm. Stafford at
Front and Market last tall and
McDads took the rings tof her fin.
ger. She saw him IN market to-day
and he ran. He was pursued to
Sixth and Washington, where Off
Ger Ford arrested him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Dic Fire In Salvador.

New York, Sept. 6.-Ernesto scher.
nikow, vice consul of the republic Of
Salvador, Is In receipt Of the following
from the minister Of foreign affairs or
his country: "l'ire broke out In the
block where the artillery barracks and
presidential residence are situated. The
army and citizens united succeeded in
quenching the fire and saving nearly
all the war material stored in the bar.
racks"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Fourth Class Post masters.

Washington, Sept. 6.The following
fourth class postmasters have been np-
pointed:
New York-William Haynes, Italy:
c. Evans, Maltaville; S. Il. Woolworth,
Pinckney.
Pennsylvania-D. Sechrist. Cora; r.
Smith, Jefferson Center; William ID.
johnson, lie Raysville; c. Thomas,
Springbrook; r. s. Blaney, Whites
burg; j. Il. Kneiss, WhltestOwn.
yermont-W. H. Fuunce. Moscow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
HIGHER HOPE
FOR RECOVERY.

The latest bulletin issu.
ed said-''President pass
ed a fairly comfortable
morning and no serious
symptoms have develop
ed, Pulse, 40; tempsra-
ture, Io2; respiration, "a.
The Presiden t ph y siciaus issued
this bulletin at E a. nj
The President has passed a
good night; temperature 102, pulse
ITO, respiration "a.
(Signed)
r. M. RlXEY,
ROSWELL PARKE,
GEO. B. CORTELYOU.
Secretary 10 the President
Buffalo. Sept. 7-S.10 a. m.-The
latest news from the bedside Of
President Mckinley says there is
no m materiai change in his condition.
No unfavorable symptoms have de-
veloped.
Buffalo, Sept THE presi-
dent physicians issued the follow
ing bulletin at 9 a. m.-
President passed fairly comlor.
table night, and no serious symp-
toms have developed. Pulse lac;
temperature 1902; respiration "a.
p. NJ. RlXEY,
NJ. D. MANN.
ROSWELL PARKE
HERMAN MYNTER
EUGENE WASDIN.
GEO. B. CORTELYOU, Secretary
to the President.
Buffalo, Sept. 7, 10.5 a. m.-The
latest report OF the Presidents con.
dilion is that no seriouo symptom
have developed up to this hour.
Buffalo, Sept. 1-Presdent Nc
Klnley maintains good measure
cf his strength. and those who
watch at his bedside hold higher
hope Tor his ultimate recovery. The
shock IRON the wounds inflicted
upon him by Leon r. Czolgosz was
less than was anticipated and that
is regarded as highly favor able to
him. 1t is admitted that the crisis
in his condition has not yet come,
and that there is the greatest dan
ger until it has been safely passed.
Several bulletins came Ifrom the
chamber OF the wounded President
during the night and early hours
OF the morning and they all indica-
ted a lspirit Of hopc'uness. The
President rested well; there were
no alarming conditions of the tenn
perature or pulse, and the spirits
of the sufferer were strong and
! CHEEKY. The feeling OF hope was
quite general about the MillbuIn
residence this morning in contrast
to the hoplessness and regret that
prevailed last night.
Mrs. Mckinley bears up bravely in
her sorrow and the physicians in at.
tendance feel but little concern on
her account. At the request of the
resident, whose first thoughts were
of her, she was told that he was not
seriously wounded, and when she
saw him he had rallied from the op-
cratrn and was suffering but little
pain.1 She was rcassured by their
meeting, and wasDcontent to leave
his side during the night and rest
herself.
The surgeons who operated on the
President are in constant attendance
with corps of the most skilled
nurses obtainable, and the sufferer Is
the recipient of every care which
theIl skill and scleuce suggests.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Cow sale,

AT the public sale of cows on the
Passmore farm, Brandywine hun.
dred, on Thursday, September 5,
- head were sold, averaging SS9. Oo
each. Some OF the cows were extra
choice, one selling Tor 500. 50. Mr..
Spleles secured the Jersey COW
(Crcampot. Mr. Bee cher also
bought two Of the good ones. The
attendance was large and was
only advertised lour days in the
REPUBLICAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
The Delmar Race Track Fight

Jefferson City. Mo-, Sept. 6.-.Iudge
CAN'T Of the supreme court has issued
temporary writ against Judge Zach
ritz of the st. Louis circuit court pro-
hibiting him from enforcing his in
junction restraining booknaking and
pool selling at the Delmar race track.
The full bench will hear the case Oct 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Ninety Poisoned by CLANS.

Cleveland, o., Sept. G.-Ninety people
who ate CLAIMS ut lunch, incident to
the opening of new public building a
few days ago. have been Ill since suf-
ferns, it is alleged. from ptomaine pol
soning. No person has died. but many
are still In bed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Special Prayer for the President

Special Prayer for the President.
At the regular Sabbath services
held at the Adash Kodesh synagogue
1T Sixth and French streets this
morning, special prayers were said
for the speedy recovery Of Preside nt
Mckinley. The services were we'll
attended BY many Jewish citizens Of
tRSM AVA -. ,-.,....,.,..,- -.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
The POrte's Latest Move.

Constantinople, Sept. 6.-The porte, II
Is said. Is endeavoring TO come to dl.
rect understanding with the French
claimants against the Ottoman gov.
ernment, hoping thus to deprive the
French government Of Its grounds for
action
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
ExcursiOn Sunday

Don't forget to 60 with the He.
brew Sunday School excursion to
Woodland Beach, Sunday September
8. Train leaves W. s. N, Depot at
9. Is q. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Dropped Dead,

James Sherwood, aged IS years,
Of No, 800 Elm street, died suddsn~
ly from heart disease 10 the holles
room Of the Harlan and Holm f.
worth Company this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
PAnSlOn Granted

Col. John Wainwright Of Wilmington
has secured pension for Rsg'na Digsn
Of Summit Bridge, New Castle County,
Del, Of q q month from Nov. u. 1900
widow Of jacob Digsr late Go, B, Dol,
Infantry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Will Destroy Thousands of Trees.

Athens. o., Sept. g. Fully 10000
peach trees will be destroyed in this
county on orders of the Ohio agrioul-
tUral department, the trees being at-
fiicted with San Jose scale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Post 10 astsrs' Convention.

FUDS muBtUtB OVuv0uyI0us
Poetnaster Hugh c Brown and
assistant Fl. H. Billany will attend
convention Of the postmasters Of
this country which will bc held at
Atlantic Qlty ne{t week,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

I.'DR EENT-OI.n .nEjTA b liSHEU MANU-
i iacturers' supply tuSs. double store,
G0tug large trade with " .lnlnstoa ana out
tl!o nsnuiactuTarh l.arc cAaECe Tor on ,
we'll posted In n!llt sHPples, sueA as be! ing,
oils, steam parslng-, rubber goods Gat ship
chandlery lolut on best IN the city along
the Iiue Of P, " 4 b. Il. X, u.ll Nithtu two
squares of EHrist'ana liver. sOuthN est cor
her front an MARKET streets, Wilmington,
For particulars call or address
JOHN H. HUDSON.
sit ", ShpIey street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
Rrpmdvw,ne (iun (,lub

bTauuyWIUe Nun CsuU'
The members of the Brandywine
Gun Club will bold practice shoot
at Thirty.tifth and Market streets,
this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
DOTS.

Dr.. Watt will hold Love Feast and quar-
terly conference nt ST. Paul's at 7. 45 p N.
There will hn servi2es IN Calvary church
Brandy wine Hundred, on sunday At 30
Fin,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

L'OK SALE A liA NLSOME Ant QUE
II mahogany corner cupboard. 50 years
old, ltisa lIttlr b"Auty. Apply to u. Cur
EFT, NO. sll Shlpley street. s16S
L,OR RENT--d ROOMS APPLY NO. .la
~ West Seventh street s62tS
1INOt SALE CHEAP-A FIR II CLA SIS
IL double carriage. one Of the best in the
C ty. Arlly TO Parher's lQ5 East secon d
street Sbtf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

NE. lLHAhBi'S PIIENYEGYAL rI.i.S
~ Tie only ..ruu. Ii, leunyroyal pnis. .
ttugE: :stsor " 'Ha.ts ONO, Nu.U Jgl -
lh..n 4,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

a. ANTEU- Boy IN a GROCER i TORI +
w lot un,r la veliE or age; one from
Tie country prctrrrel. address G. q. this
Utct s&t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

oESt MPl ION, ASrHMA, CATAtiI
~ rheumatism. Neuralgia, Q'i ult rsl,lt
d. AentgUmery, go A. vtn stiest. phliA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

"A TANTED--hELrEGS FOR COAT MAX.
w rrs at Thomas Penn ok ~ Co., !lb biar
kct street. Can Moad ~ moaning at II, IN,
-b
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

= IEEOGR RAPHEK,Y YOUNG MAE.wISHES
~ u position a strnorrapher. Il clio cal
work IF auv kind; good reference. !, yUj
RrpubCan Office. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

L'OiI SALE-GO VOLUME ES OFTHE SClEN.
II TITO Ameri can anIlJ of The sup peynent t.
No els West street s7.8t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07

;tTHNTEp-Bl A LADY FROM THE
NJ toIntTy u Ii'uit! ~ Us nuus',t"rpur;
cam slva felerrn {, AdsrI-s Hpu-.tie, ",.
th s,viire.. s1.ai$
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-07
FOR RENT.

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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1901-09-13
SOUTH CORINTH.

Charles Chapman and family of
Manchester called on H. H. DeGoosh
one day last week.
Carrie E. Norcross of Bradford
has again returned to her field of
labor as teacher in this place and
boards with the family of B. E..
Slack.
Mr.. GLADDEN. and wife of P. O.,
have been visiting their son, Homer
Clark for few days.
p. E. Norris and wife are in
Manchester, N. H., on a visit to his
brother, John Norris and other
places this week.
Amanda Brown is visiting in this
vicinity for few weeks.
Mrs. Clark, sister of Mrs. F1an-
ders, is stopping with her for sew
eral weeks.
Attorney A. w. DeGoosh, who has
been spending a months vacation
with his parents, returned to Bos-
ton Tuesday.
S. G. Simons is cutting ensi1age
corn for F. E. DeGoosh this week.
News was received over the tele-
phone Tuesday of the death of Mrs.
Rufus Blanchard of Vershire, cousin
of Mrs. Althea W. Ha stings of this
place.
A. w. DeGoosh spent last Friday
and Saturday at Lake Morey.
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EAST CORINTH.

The village school commence this
week with Miss Moore as teacher.
Addie Butterfie1d is attending
school at Bradford.
E. Forsythe has nearly completed
the repairs on his mill and will have
one of the finest in the section.
C. M. Blake was in town last
week.
Miss Lewis is teaching the school
on Taplin Hill.
Bertha Dickerman of Minnesota
is visiting at Daniel Rowland's.
1t is with sadness we note the
death of Ardel1e Dickey, wife of E.
C. Holmes of Montpelier, who died
Sept. 9, aged IS years. Burial at
Montpelier.
w. r. Rowland commenced his
school at Barre this week. ,,
The ordination service of Rev.
Mr.. Rowell held in the church We'd
nesday was we'll attended. A large
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1901-09-13
EDITOR STOREYS NOTION.
Theory on Which He RENTED n
Fine and Raised n Salary.

lie hhu INhAbeu u SaAAESs
81 was slashing copy on old Storey's
Chicago Times many years ago." said
one, Of the guests at u reunion dinner.
1--WE had a correspondent in an Illinois
town who simply would not schedule
his matter, but as he generally sent
, good stuff we let him run on, slashing
his stuff to suit the exigencies of the
night Besides, his stuff always sug-
gested good headlines, and that was
one of Storey's hobbies.
"On one occasion the correspondent
sent up about 700 words which went
words l constructed a headline which
was right up to the mark. The next
day ] was instructed to tell the man
who made out the checks for the coun-
try correspondents to knock So off the
correspondents pay.
"When he received his check, he
wrote to Mr.. Storey saying that under
ordinary circumstances he wouldn't
kick about the deduction, but in this
particular instance he did because the
fool headline over the item made by a
fool telegraph editor had Infatuated the
man whose name was mentioned in the
dispatch and brought on a fight be-
tween him and the correspondent, the
result of which was that the CORE
spondent was fined So in the police
court.
"Mr. Storey was a very just man
when you got at him the right way.
He instructed the cashier TO send the
correspondent the amount of the fine
and raised my salary because the head
line l wrote had caused a row. That
was his way of encouraging a head
line writer"-New York Sun.
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CORINTH.

OF course the principal topic of
excitement in town has been the
attempted assassination of our Pres
ident and everybody has been on
the watchout for the latest news.
We said everybody" but perhaps
the clergyman at the Centre, who
last Sunday omitted to make any
reference to the matter has not yet
heard that anything out of the usual
course of events has occurred.
Now that the Fairs are out of the
way most all the good folks are
buck1ing into some kind of fall
work, with a prospect of an aver
age harvest.
The demure school-marm and the
festive kid are very much in evil
dence just now and Prof Cor1iss
will, we understand, soon commence
another series of singing schools at
Academy Hall.
It is positively stated that the
proposed Westinghouse purchase of
the Pike Hill property is ''off," at
least for the present. This is a
matter of sincere regret as we'll as
a great disappointment to our citi-
zens, who had hoped that a bona
fide working purchaser had at last
been found.
May Huber of Hartford, Conn,
who has been visiting her parents
at Cookvi11e, returned to her home
last week.
Elizabeth Darling of New York
City spent several days at Maple
wood recently While there she
made a short visit to her uncle Eu-
gene at the Waterbury asylum, find
ing him quite rational in conversa-
ton, but with doubtful prospect of
permanent Improvement.
Bert Hastings, who bought the
Lorenzo Heath place, is getting
ready to take possession and Mr..
Heath is moving to the farm at
West Corinth, recently purchased
by him of S. w. Virgins.
Will O. Hutchinson of East Or
ange, Bradford Academy, &c, is
putting in preliminary study with
his uncle, DR.. w. E. Locke, before
settling down to regular course at
Medical College, from whence he
will of course graduate with all the
honors.
w. H. Aiken has resigned his po-
sition at the creamery and the place
has been filled by the engagement
of Mr.. Ellis of P1ainfeld.
Road Commissioner Worthley is
confined to his bed by severe case
of acute rheumatism. DIR. Locke is
attending him and hopes to have
him out soon. His gang is at work
on Ci11ey fiat near the Bradford line.
We are authorized to announce
that Allen Ladd has finished haying
for the season of 1901.