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independence sim al Newport.

Newport, X. l., Aug. IS Indcpend-
ence lies at anchor, with no signs of
her returning to Boston. Many hours
have gone by since Captain Haff's re-
turn, but sailing orders have not been
received from Mr.. Lawson. The state
ment was that II the yacht WAS not nd
mitted to the Lnrchmont or other cup
races within 4S hours she would be
ordered 10 sail for Boston, there to re
main until Sept. l, when she would go
out of commission. Everything on
board remains in racing trim.
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Prisoner Made saw rtrom cor.e, s,..,

Bath, \. -, Aug. 1S.-Undershcriii
Brown and Jailer Smith have discov.
cred that Thomas Murphy, alias Harr,
Kline. in Jail awaiting the action OF
the grand jury ON n charge Of bur.
glary. has been saving the iron lattice
work OF his cell in an effort to escape.
Murphy had secured corset steel and
made a saw out of 1t. 1t Is thought a
woman recently discharged from Jail
dropped 1t in his cell
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ExposltIon Cycling CIoses.

Buffalo, Aug. Is. The \. c. A. bicy-
Gle meet. which has been the star at
traction at the Pan American exposi-
tion for the past two weeks. has closed.
with the largest attendance of the
meet. The final Of the ten mile cham
pionship was one Of the best races Of
the week. lver Lawson of Buffalo won
and is now II close follower of Major"
Taylor in the championship column in
which Kramer maintains ii good lead
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NEW DEFENDER AGAIN WINS
Constitution scores Her Eighth yic
tory Against CoIumbia.

l.arclmont. \. y, Aug. IS The last
bia was won by but few seconds.
For the fourteenth time the two yachts
finished Il contest, ana for the eighth
time Constitution came out winner.
The margin was very small. for the
new defender beat Columbia only IS
seconds, corrected time. In elapsed
time she won by 2m. 1Ss.
The race was sailed under conditions
that best suited Constitution, n steady
eight knot breeze and smooth sea. 1t
was finished in three hours and three
minutes, very nearly ten knot pace,
which was fast time considering the
wind and the fact that II miles of the
course called for windward work, al
though it was not Il dead beat Consti-
tuition gained on her rival on every leg.
doing hest i'll reaching 1t was II fair
test of speed, aS lie boats got tile wind
alike throughout and there was little
to choose in the handling. 1t repre-,
sentS about what the new boat can do
against the old under the conditions
which prevailed. and. while many
yachtsmen who have followed Tho
heats are disappointed that the differ.
ence between them was not greater
quite rs many more are satisfied that
Constitution before the trying ont is
over will have proved sufficient 81,
perlority 10 warrant her selection as
the cup defender
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LoooMoBILE FOR LEW Es.
Several Valuable Horses Dead From
Spinal Meningitis.

l.ewes. Del, Aug. IS. The locomobilc
10 be used in carry passengers and freight
hctwecn l4ewes and Rchoboth. has III.
rived and will BE- immediately put inte
service. The plSS,ngerS reach l4eweS by
boat from Philadelphia and Cape AinN
ana are conveyed 10 Rehobath by H.
new mode Ut transit
Several Naluabl, horses have died IN
this vicinity from spinal meningitis al.,l
Others are nnW sick with the same Els.
case. T.. Il. Flrrow has lost two ami
mails and Isaiah Howard has lost one.
The fish factories are having one Of the
busiest seasons for lnny years. The
catch from the fifteen LoatS keeps the
tlurc mills working day ana night
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RUSH FOR CHARTERS.
Big Run of Corporation Business at
Tower.

Dover, Del. Aug. 49, The National,
Steel Refining Company was one Of iii
larges: concerns chartered here yeslrr-
day III the State Department in rush Of
corporation business. This Company Il
u ltnnsSlydnIl concern. Its capital
stock is Sl.000000. and il is nutholiznd
to carry on the business Of The manntac-
ture Of steel pialncts.
u. ST. Elmo Lewis Incorporated is
the charter name this well-known press
man selects for nc pmpany chartered
with Il capital stock Of $4,000 to carry
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cIoudbursts In pennsyIxnni.

Scranton, Pa, -Ang. IS Nicholson
Wyoming county. has been the center
Of two cloudbursts. A territory z
miles long and ten miles wide was az
fccted. Tnllkhannock creek and Mar.
tins creek We're transformed into rug.
ing torrents. and the lowlands along
their banks are immense lakes. Cattl,
We're drowned by the score, bridges
We're destroyed, and the Delaware
I.ackawanna and Western railroad
tracks for several miles were washed
away. No loss Of life is reported.
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THEATRE GOSSIP.

Tom lIndGway has been engaged to
play the part of the German professor
IN ''Ihc Messenger Boy" created hy
Willie Warlc III London. Mr.. Hadaway
was the original fisherman in This country
in The Runaway Girl" Il part also
created by Mr.. Wnl.le in the lon,ioii
production. He n \ grandson Of the
famous English comedian, "Old Tom"
iIadaway.
The complete east Of Klaw e. Erlan
gers production of Harry B. Smiths
new musical comedy. 'rhe Liberty
Bellies" includes the following players:
Eta Butler. Snndol Millikcn. Augusta
Close, Edna Hunter Iotta Faust. Paul
inc Chase, Grace Kimball, Edith Barr.
Marie Twohcy. Dorothy Lester, Helen,
Lucas, Crissie Garlysle. Cyril Scott. Joh,,
Slavin, Harry Gilfoil. j. g. Marlowe, ID.
NJ Lomsden, i. ID. Wharton, MT Il.
Gaffuty, Violet Jewell, Laura Stone,
elsie Ferguson and Esther Lyons. Tm
first performance will occur in Trenton
y. j.. September I. September . a twd
weeks engagement will begin 1T tho
Columbia Treatre in Washington. Sep
tcmh,r 80 the New York run opens at the
Madison Square Treairc.
! Andrew Mack in .'rom Moore will
open his season 1T New London. Conn
the 2Gtl instant The eth hc will play iii
Rridgcport the 2Sth in Derby. the 29tl
| in Stamford and the 3lst will begin q
rnn ut the Herald Square Treatrc, New
York Mr.. Mack and his company have
been rrhcarsng for two weeks.
1 The Rnstonans" will present "Robir
Hood" "Thc Serenade'' and 9Th,
Nicrray" till they pnt on their new de
l<aven and Smith opera, "Afaid Marinh'
in Philadelphia, November 4th. TIL,
new members Of this company ar, Ale,
| linckley. hassn of unusually powerful
voice; Allen Parr and Vernon Stiles
lt"nors: William Med. Dorrington.
Young baritone and Gertrude thinner.
lyric soprano of great PROMISE. Th.
Organization will number seventy people
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sHOPMEN STILL HOLD OUT.
Determined to Continue Strike Until
They Shall Win.

Reading, Pa. Aug. 1S.Thc Philadel-
phia X Reading shopnen have lost nonr
Of the confidence that has sustained them
during the many weeks tllir strike has
continued aud ARE still determined 10 nc-
ccpt no proposition coming from iir
company that does not include the rein
statement of all their number. III"
lines between the strikers and the com
pany are drawn as tightly as at amy
time during the past nine weeks. and
hope for n friendly meeting is farther
from corSnnmation than ever.
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TWO SLIGHT ACCIDENTS,
Engine and Two Cattle Cars jumped
the Tracks.

Shifting engine No. 20, Of the p, W
\ b. railroad while running into the
yard OF the Mccullough Iron Works on
Saturday, jumped the track and
ploughed up the ground for eore e dis
tance. Railroad men worked all Satur
day night and finally got the engine on
the track about 8 o'clock yesterday
morning.
About o'clock Saturday night two
cars loaded with cattle. jumped the
track at Water and Tatnall streets while
the train crew was attempting to shift
them into the cattle yard below Sim.
mons 4 Brothers. lumber yard. Il took
about two hours' work to get the care or
the track again.
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May lose Both Legs.

Georgetown. Del. Aug Is. Nehemiah
Roach, the icor.ctown man who was
inillrnd III Gray"llv Hill Is being thrown
i'rt N q car which he WAS unloading. has
been removed 10 Philadelphia for trca.
mrnt. II is feared thar Roach viii lose
both legs as il result of the accident,
on having been removed last week by
Gcnrs, town physicians.
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Clark Walked oyerboar,,

John Clark, a we'll known sign painter
fell at Second and French streets about
1890 o'clock last night and received an
ugly cut over his right eye. He was
moved in the Phoenix ambulance to the
Delaware Hospital. After the wound
had been dressed Clark was released
from the hospital. Early this morning
Clark walked overheard at Shipley street
wharf. He was pulled out and sent to
the police station.
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WnIthour nefents E1kes.

New York, Aug. 1S.-Bobby Walthour
of Atlanta scored a signal victory over
Harry Elkes Of Glens Falls. y. T., on
the Manhattan Beach cycle track.
They met in one hour paced race,
and Walthour won by lap and n
quarter after trayersing 3G miles and
2sl laps on the three lap to mile
track
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Yacht FIeur de Lys Home,

New York. Aug. 1S The schooner
yacht Fleur dc l.ys, New York Yacht
club, Dr. i. 4. Stimson owner. has ar
rived from Gibraltar via Madeira, after
a fine passage Of - days. The Flrur
de Lys, with her owner and party OF
friends. left New York on March 3 las,
for cruise on the Mediterranean sea
and made the passage from land to
land in ~ days.
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BOOM IN TOBACCO.
Tariff Removal Causes Revival In
Porto Ricnn Fnct0ries.

San Juan. Porto Rico, Aug. 1S.-0w-
ing to the removal Of the tariff the to-
bacco business is reviving. One big
factory here has resumed operations,
and 150 hands We're re-cmployed in
making cigars. Other factories in the
interior are slso starting up. and gen
eral boom is anticipated
The large stock of tobacco on hand
is being rushed to New York. Former
ly shipments of tobacco were unproiit-
able under the tariff The people are
awaiting with expectancy the decision
of Secretary of the Treasury Gage re-
garding the coffee tariff and meantime
are fortifying themselves by signing
boycott agreements.
The council of Mayaguez has placed
a prohibitive tax on foreign coffee, and
the San Juan council will probably
adopt similar measure.
The sun., 1901-08-19
state Fish cu1tur,.t mead

Glens Falls. \. Y, Aug. 1s.-Albert
Nelson Cheney, state fish culturist,
died suddenly mt his home here of heart
disease. lie Is survived by one daugh-
ter, four sisters and three brothers.
His wife died from the effects of the
explosion of n naphtha lamp two years
ana
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public Health Convention.

Washington. Aug. 1S.-Colonel Charles
Il. Greenleaf, assistant surgeon gen
eral, has been detailed to represent the
board OF health of the Philippine Is
lands ut the annual meeting of the
American Pablic Health association
to be held In Buffalo Sept. 16 to 20.
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HEARING IN LIQUOR CASE.
Proprietor of Rehoboth Casino
Charged With Illegal Selling.

Rehoboth, Del, Aug. 1S.,-A. /. House,
proprietor of the Casino here, will h.
given a hearing before Magistrate Wilt
bank Mt Lewes, on "Wednesday. on the
charge Of selling liquor without license.
Some weeks ago complaints were filed
with -Attorney-Gencral Ward about The
Illicit sale of ,iiIuor at Rehoboth. De-
tectiye Ratledge was detailed on tls,
case. His investigation resulted in the
serving of a warrant on House and tho
slinnoning of Il number Of prominent
citizens as witnesses. There is Il great
deal Of interest in the case.
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Looking Tor John Torberf.

Detectivs James P. Ratledge will 60 to
Baltimore this week 10 carry on an in
vestigation, hoping to find John Torbert
who left Rehoboth on March IL. He has
learned that yonng Torbert was seen on
a boat at Queenstown about two months
ago. The missing man is believed to be
on one of the boats plying between
Baltimore and Queenstown. Detective
Ratledge last week stopped at Smyrna
and found that the Torbert family has
not lived there for more than two
months.
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To Increase steel stock.

Harrisburg, Aug. 1s. - The Cone
maugh Steel company has applied at
the state department for permission to
increase capital stock to S29.000,0O0
and presented u check for S96.500 as a
bonus. A charter was granted to this
company with a capital stock of 81, 1000
July
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Inventor coston Dead.

New York. Aug. 1S- William +. Cos
ton is dead at his home in New Rrigh
ton, Staten Island. Mr.. Coston was the
maker of the Coston signals and was
injured Aug. when his factory blew
up. He was so years old and native
of Washington.
The sun., 1901-08-19
Freight Trains Fatal work.

Strondsbnrg. I'a. Aug. Is. While
walking across Il bridge on the New
York. Susquehnnna and Western rail-
road Edgar I,osentilal and his sistctf
Pauline Of New York were struck hy a
freight trnln and hurled to the ground.
The former was 50 badly injured that
he died Il few hours after the accident.
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rir.t Degree Murder charge.

Ballston. y. Y, Aug 18. Joseph q.
Banks of Herkimer. who shot and
killed Herbert Tackaberry Of Ottawa
at Saratoga Springs, has been brought
here and lodged In the county jail. JUS
tice Delaney committed Banks under a
charge of murder in the first degree
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A sran Hunt In Bura1o.

Buffalo. Aug. 49, Frank Shugrue, so
years old. business man of Mobile,
Ala, has disappeared from here. and
the police have been unable to find any
trace Of him. MIR. Shugrue, accom-
panied by his wife. arrived in Buffalo
from Cleveland early last week.
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Minneapolis, Aug. 1s.-United States
Senator Fairbanks OF Indiana was
slightly injured in runaway accident
hero. The senator and District .tttor
ney =. g. Evans Were driving when the
team started to run away. Both gentle
men jumped from the vehicle.
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Litigation Leads TO Murder.

Sparta, Ga, Aug. 1s.-Chauncey Boy
er, a farmer living about len miles
from town, has been shot and instantly
killed by 9. A. Brookin, a nelghbor.
near the home Of the latter Some mat
ters In litigation led up TO the trouble.
Broolsin is in Jail. Boyer leaves a wife
and ch'ld
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Masterman wrns uir stake

Saratoga, Aug Is. August Eemont'.
Masterman won the $4,000 United
States Hotel stakes In easy fashion, he
being four lengths in front of Dexie
line. who beat Caughnawaga ,engtl
fer third money.
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STRUCK BY A CAR
Conductor Donovan Hurt While on
Isunning Board of His Car.

Frank Donovan Of los Lincoln street
a conductor on the Lancaster avenue
line OF the Wilmington City Railway
Company, was standing on the running
board OF his car at Fourth and Poplar
streets about 7.50 o'clock yesterday
morning when New Castle car passed
down Fourth street and struck him on
the head He received a cut about four
inches in length.
He was taken into DR.. Fl. G.. Buck
masters drug store and the doctor sewed
Up the wound, using seven stitches.
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Plenty to wear a summer
suit yet, many OF
Of them are medium
weight, h e avy
Time enough to wear in
the tall and if you
buy now you get the big dis
counts and reductions. IS
per cent. or "a off all mems
mixed suits and trousers. 10
per cent. off mems serge and
black cheviot and thibet
suits. rs per cent. or a off
Boys Clothing, suits and
trousers, long trousers and
knee pants. All sizes to fit
everybody and an immense
stock. This is why we are
making such big reductio' 6.
We must reduce stock. Ear.
gains in every size and at
all prices. SO that you will
get one no matter how little
or how much you have to
spend. Bargains in tailor
ing, summer furnishings,
all kind, summer shoes and
straw hats. Come in and
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will save y,u money.
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only.
Jas. I. MuIIin & Sons
9th & Market, Wilmington
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Christian Science and D~runkenness.

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
In a recent issue Of your paper you pub
lished a synopsis Of the lecture recently
given in your city by Mrs. Carrie Nation,
In which she said:
Christian science is the DEVILS own doc
trine, it is a sidetrack. How do you know
| am asked. and | says, this is a sure in
d~ication, whenever any kind of isms that
you have has TO be established by an
other set of books outside of the Bible, you
can safely say Ii is a heresy from hell. a
device of the devils to lead people from
the old tracks Let men speak as they are
inspired by God, and not as Ingersol or as
Mrs. Eddy or other people of that kind,
employed by the devil
l beg TO inform the public that Christian
Science-the teachings of our Master
scientifically arranged. explained, APP
piled and classihed-has healed more be-
sottedness and destroyed the appetite for
liquor and tobacco in more cases during
the past twenty-five years than Mrs. Ma
TONS methods will ever accomplish. All
over the land many thousands of slaves to
the tobacco and liquor habit have been
made free, not by violence and restraint.
but by the divine. powerful ministrations
OF Christian Science treatments, through
which all unnatural appetites are totally
destroyed. In the Wednesday evening
meetings held at Christian Science
! earnest and truthful testimonies as to the
purifying. regenerating, Transforming eff
fects OF Christian Science methods on the
besotted sinner. In the city Of Denver. not
long ago, one of the most elegant and
costly saloons I'm America was closed by
Christian Science. and IL happened in this
|, way: An incurable disease made its
dea sn-dealing hand visible IN the home OF
the owner and the very best medical at
| tention procurable by wealth was OBJ
! tanned. all 10 no avail. In his last ex-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-04
BOYS CLUB SALE.
A Long Line of stom Awaited
the opening

The Boys Club sale opened yes
terday morning at the clubhouse, on South
Meridian and Madison avenue, with bright
prospects for a successful sale, in spite of
the fact that the sale was removed from
the downtown district. The clubhouse has
been turned into a department store, and
long before the opening hour yesterday
morning a long line of shoppers was wait
ing at the door to pick out the best bar
gains. There are capable saleswomen at
each counter and a cashier for each depart
ment. The furniture department is in the
basement of the clubhouse and the sorting
room on the second floor. There is a great
demand for clothing, both womens and
childrelis, and shoes OF all sizes. THOSE
the women in charge or the sale are anXl-
Gus to get and will send after them II peo-
pie having anything will telephone TO the
Boys Club. The sale is in charge OF Mrs.
E. j. Foster, Mrs. j. A. Sutclife and Mr..
Edgar Evans, assisted by Miss Annie Fra
ser. treasurer. and Miss Agnes ketcham,
Miss Elizabeth Cooper, Mrs. Clarence A.
Kenyon, Mrs. w. S. Fish. Mrs. Kate Butler,
Mrs. Samuel j. Brash, Mrs. T.. NJ. Thomp-
son. Mrs. McGiliard, Miss Sarah Wilson,
Miss Lena Brash, Miss Ethel Havens, Miss
Watts, Mrs. A. NJ. Ogle. Mrs. Katherine
Elder and Mrs. Victor Backus and many
others who will relieve the present force.
The sale will continue for perhaps two
weeks or more.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-04

The New York Times says this morning:
''The traffic managers of the railroads in
terested have decided to advance all differ
entail rates from New England. west
bound, to take effect tomorrow (F'riday.)
This action was prompted by the belief
that the differential lines were in a position
to compete successfully for business at the
advanced rates. The advance vary from
1 to ~ cents a hundred on rates of the
various classes. To Chicago the rates will
be 20 cents a hundred for first-class mer-
chandise, 81 for second-class, AZ for third
class, SO for fourth-class, 2S for fifth-class,
and 231H cents for sixth-class shipments.
The rates heretofore were So, 81, A, 81, 20
anu p cents, respectively. To East Mis-
sissippi river points me rates will be $1.16
a hundred for frst-claSs shipments, 81 cents
for ~second-class, II for third-class, 50 for
fourth-class, 80 for fifth-class, and 27L2 for
sixth-class shipments. These rates used to
be II. IS. So. 81, 81 and 20 cents, respectively.
1t is stated that If these rates can be
maintained and the same amount of BUSH
ness can be secured as under the former
lower rates there will be a large increase
IN the freight earnings of the differential
lines which have instituted them, and
which include all the differential lines run
ming from New England to the West"