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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-16
Mayors Office, City Of Wilmington Sep

Mayor b OulSe, NitS Va " ''sS
TENDER l6, 1901.
Where's, The death of tbe President Of
the United States by assassination h'is
the mind of every citizen with horror AZ
calls upon the authorities of the city to
devise appropriate measures by which
the sense Of the national loss shall DO
faithfully expressed, and fitting honors
rendered to the remains OF our Cln"f
Magistrates; and
Whereas, The City Counc,lby resolution:
adopted at a special meeting held on inc
evening of September II requested tina.
a proclamation be made by the mayor
asking all citizens to close their places
of business, on Thursday. tie 18th day or
September, when the funeral of our late
President takes place, and to observe
the day as one of prayer and suppllca-
tom now,
Therefore, / George NJ. Fisher, mayor
of the City Of Wilmington. do hereby
request the lraping in mourning OF
the public buildings, the placing of the
flags at half-mast and that these tokens
OF respect be continued for period of
thirty days. l also request that on
, Thursday. the 10Th day Of September. all
mlnicipal Offices be closed, and all citi-
zcns close their places Of business and
repair to their respective places of >wor-
} shin to manifest in prayer and supplica-
ton their sense of sorrow which iscaused
, by the death cf-the late Chief Mngis'
trate of the American people, and hum'
bly, invoke the mercy and favor OF Al
mighty God for our country and Its gov
ernment. l also recommend the tolling
Of the bells throughout tn" city during
the hour of the funeral services.
GEORGE NJ. FISHER
Mayor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-16
Memorial services in Opera House.

A committee IF seven, repre- sent
ing the Young mems Republican
Club, will meet like committee Of
the Young Mems Democrat Club to.
night to make preliminary arrange.
ments for holding memorial service
in honor Of the dead President.
1t is probable that the services
will be held on Thursday in the
Grand Opera House i the house can
BIO secured. Tho meeting tonight
will be held In the rooms of the
Young Mems Republican Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-16

"We thy servants hunbly beseech Thee for mani
festations of Thy favor as come into Thy presence
We aud and magnify Thy holy and praise Thee for
all by goodness BE mercyul unto and bless u.s. as
stricken with overwhelming sorrow come to Thee. For
give for doubts ard fears and alteng faith par
don all our sins and shortcomings and help to say
"Jhy will be done' In this dark night Of grief abide
with us till the dawnng Speak to our troubled souls
Cod and give to this hour Of unutterabe grief the
peace and quiet which Thy presence only can afford
We thank Thee that Thou auswerest the sobbng
sign of the heart and dost that if man die he
shall live again. Wei praise Thee for Jesus Christ, thy
Son Saviour and elder brothe., that He came to
bring life and Immortality light and because He lives
we shall live also. We thank Thee that death is victory
that Ito die is gain" Have mercy upon i'm this dis
pensation Of Thy providence. We believe in Thee-we
trust Thoe-our God of love, the yesterday to-day
and forever" We thank Thee for the unsullied life Of
taken hs coronation and pray for the final triumph
OF all the divine principles OF pure character and free
government for which he stood while he lived and which
were baptsed by his blood in his death.
Hear our prayer for blessings Of consolation upon
all those who were associated with him in the admnisra.
ton Of the affairs the government especially vouchsae
Thy presence to Thy servant who has been suddenly CALI
ed to assume the holy responsibility of our Chief Mag
trate.
. God, bless our dear nation, and guide the ship of
state through stormy Help Thy people to be brave
to fight the battles of the Lord and wise to solve all the
problems Of freedom.
Gracously hear us for comforting blessings to rest
upon the family circle of our departed friend Tendery
sustain thine hand-maiden upon whom the blow OF this
most heavily falls Accompany her, o God. as
Thou has promised through this dark valley and shadow
and may she fear evil because Thou art with her.
All these things we ask in the of Jesus Cbist,
Lord, who has taught when pray to say, Our
father who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name Thy
kingdom come; Thy will be done earth is done in
Heaven. Give us this day daily bread and forgive
lis daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as We
forgive those who trespas against US; and lead US not
into temptation but deliver from evil, for Thine is the
kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen.''
May the grace of Lord Jesus Christ the love of
God the Father and communion oil the Holy Spirit be
with us ALL evermore Amen
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John ". Kirby residing in the Ninth
Ward brought to our Office this morning
a new variety OF peaches which he calls
the Kirby favorites He has one tree in
his yard which Ia Its FIRST year to bear.
They are Aue look Ing and deliciou,.
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DEAF Ms.

,,cca1Ns-cn september u.s. 1901 Frank J.
Mc(nips, son of j, Frank and Edith McCains
aged7 months.
Kolstives and friends ore iu vited to attend
tho funeral without further office from the
residencs Of his parents. Yorklyn, Del. on
Tuesday afternoon. Sept II. Services at the
house at o'clock. lnterment at Union NIL
Pa.
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CONSIA BLE'S SALE

BY virtue OF sundry wrlts Of Execution Fl
Fa to me ditectsi will be sold at p bic sale
on
TUESDAY, sEPTENBER 18th, A. D., 1901,
at ~ o clock n. IN.
1t No, 500 West Front street, in the city Of
Wilmington, the following personal property
consistin g of: Lamps, ice chests. stands, oil
cloth, mattr ssses, sideboArd, bedsteads chairs,
carpets, clccks led spings. awnings, lot OF
sundry other arti Giles, Cnexpired lease Of
store.
Sezed and taken as the property Of Kahs
ph!a Home supply Co. and to DO sold by
CHARLES GREEN,
slt2t Constable
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The Superior Court and Court OF
General Sessions was opened this
morning with Chef Justice Lore
and Judge William :. Boyce sitting.
Judge Penniwc,l was detained at
Dover on account OF the Orphans,
Court, but viii be present to'mor-
row.
Contrary 10 all expectations the
court VIII convene all week with cy-
cept;on of Thursday. Immediately
alter the opening OF court, Chief
Justice Lore SAID; Owing to the
large number oil cases before the
court this term, we are encouraged
IN spite Of the sad circumstances
to go ahead with the work and
asked i. there was any opposition
to this: there was none. There
will be no session Oh Thursday.
The Crane Jury was then sworr
in and charged by tie Chief Justice
who SAID;
Owing 10 the large number OF
cases to be disposed of, most OF
which arc light criminal charges.
We are encouraged to go through
with the work as quickly as posi-.
bic.
The interior u the large court
room presented a very beautiful
but sad appearance. Black bunt-
ing was drapcl from every avail.
able place 10 the large room and Il
large rosette Of black formed a
background for the Jndges' bench.
Abou, 3 atiidavits were made 0
applications for liquor licenses.
The trIaI list OF the Superior
Court vii be zone over this alter
noon. The following entries were
made 10 divorce cases.
Ghere;cln + Pyle ys. d.. Joseph
+. ryle return OF commissioner
W. A. lr,tchcu postponed until
November "n account OF Peter l..
Cooper, Jr. WHO was Or. Pyle 5
counsel
The case Of Frank II, Chambers vs.
Emma l.. Chambers was postponed
until next Moutay
" Lottie C. Middleton VS.. James Mid
dleton was con'jNl ch until tomorrow
The same deposition Of the case Of
James iloagh',n vs., Josephine
llough!eu was made,
The cascr. Hcr,Ga East1urn vs..
David lUSiNDru WIS continued unit
Septembcr -s'm
The cas-, az lnE =, Miller ", En-.
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GANGRENE
CAUSED DEATH

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept 10 Coroner ]. f.
Wilson OF Erie county today Issued
certificate OF death In President Mckin.
'iey's case stating that the cause OF death
was "gangrene Of both walls OF the
stomach and Of the pancreas following
gunshot wounds"
The following report OF the autopsy up
In the body OF the President has been
Issued. q
''Ths bullet which struck over til
breast bone did not pass through the skin
! and did little harm. The other bullet
passed through both walls Of the stomach
near its lower border. Both holes were
found to be perfectly closed by tho stitch
es but the tissue around each hole had
bscsms ganSrsnous'
after passing through the stomach
/, the bullet passed into the back walls OF
! the abdomen hitting and tearing the
upper end OF the kidney. THIS portion OF
the bulles track was also gangrsnous the
esugrene involving the pancrsaI.
1.-THE bullet has not yst been found.
There was no sign Of psritonitia or disease
Of the other organs. Tho heart walls were
very thin. There was no evidence Of any
attempt at repair on the part Of nature
And death resulted from the gangrene
which affected the stomach around the
bullet wounds as well as the tissues ar
ouud the further course of the bullet
Death was unavoidable by any surgical
or medical srea ment and was tho direct
essult OF tho bullet wound"
r. think the repor, DR.. Mann said shows
very plain tn at the location of the buls
ct had nothing 90 do with The final out
come of the case. That resulted from gan.
creme which appeared In tho path OF the
bullet Even our efforts to locate 1t as
stated in the report were unsuccessful.
I believe it went in to the muscles at tn Q
small OF the back. We followed the hole
made BY the hulie. until Ii went into the
muscles We searched ono and one half
honrs for the missile of death. Tho X-ray
instrument was not used. The serious
damage was done to the organs through
which the bullet passed-not the local. ~
whsrsit now rests.
"Ihe report says the heart walls were
very thin Was this condition peculiar
to the President or is it a common com.
plAinty Did the use of smoking tobacco
have any important bearing OH he case?'
wps asked.
"A man whose heart walls arc vary
thin replied DE-. Mann, us usually one
who leads sedentary life aud whose
heart gets no great amount of exercise
This organ like any Other roq Tires actt7 &
exercise to keep it IN proper condition.
No doubt the Pre- ident's heart WINS suil
Cisnt for lin IN h 10 ordinary u>in s.
affairs of life when nostrain wa. required
Mol don't think the smoking habit Affect
ed the President heart to the extent oil
making IT figure III the result in his cuss.
He was not u great smoker and at ont
VINE We even considered the property OF
permitting him 70 have u cigar. -
DR.. Wasdln j. the only one OF tho
physicians who positively states his be-
lief that the bullot was poisoned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-16
MlLLER-TULLY.

Mr.. William Miller and Miss Mary
Tully, both Of this city, were quietly
married on Tuesday last at the
priests residence at st. Peters Il. c.
Church.
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MARRIAGES..

ELECTROMAGNETIC the 18th instant.
By Rev. John France VIM. J. Weir and
Annie Is ornderfer both OF i'hila.
BOIT-NCaUlGAN-On Sept. H. 1901. by
Rev. Il. s. Dulany, James H. Bott and A.
Gertrude Mctiuigan.
BERRY--HAET- On Sept. IA. 1901. by Rev.
H. s. Dulany, Herbert p. Berry and Nellie
L. Hart.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
WEDDING ANNOUNCED.

ED0IsVV ftNt'Ve-f7N'7f'
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson have issued
cards announcing the wedding of
their daughter, Miss Mamie Dodson
to Archibald Crozier, which vii! take
place October /. Mr.. Crozer Is en-
ploycd as clerk ut the post Office in
this city.
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TRAIN STARTS
FOR WASHING TON

Buffalo, Sept. l6.-The special
train bearing the body of the mar
tyred Pres idcnt left here for Wash
ingtun at $. AZ O'Clock this morning, :
the body we're Mrs.
Mckinley, President Roosevelt, rela-
tivcs and persona friends of Major
Mckinley
Mrs. mckinley bore up well. She
walked unsupported and with head
erect from the Miburn house to the
carriage which took her to the sta
ton. Every preparation has been
made to care for her should she col.
lapse from fatigue in grief before
reaching the national capital.
Crowds OF mUurnerS at the station
paid bv their silence a last tribute to
the statesman who had been assassl-
mated while their guest.
CsolgoSz will he indicted by the
Grand Jury today for the murdero Of
President Mckinley. 1t is said that
he now knows his nctarouS deed has
had the effect lie hoped for.
Buffalo, Sept lG,--The silent form
! of William Mckinley was horne from
this city in impressive state at SAG
O'Clock this morning and taken on its
last journey to the national capital.
Thousands upon thousands watch
ed the impressive procession moving
| toward the railway station. 1t was
4 duubly impressive because OF its lack
( of gorgcousness and beca use of the
fact that close behind the caskct con.
tanning the body of the dead Presi..
dent followed the successor to the II.
/ Tie.
! At the Milhurn mansion, where
Mrs. Mckinley was, the servants
were astir early and there was
more activity about the h ouse than
has been seen since the shooting.
BY b. 30 O clock there were trans
Ter wagons and carriages drawn
up at the corners near the house
and those within were up and pre-
pairing lcr the journey TO Washing
ton.
Mrs. NJ cKinley wasnot awakened
un,l after ! O'Clock this morning,
Dr.. Rixey went to the room with
one Of her attendants. She had
not slept well despite the fact that
she is almost exhausted. The first
thing she asked was repetition Of
the query OF the last two days
when can see the Ma or
4 DR.. Rlxey told her she could see
him today. and then she let her at.
tcndants dress her, and at 7.+5
was ready Tor her light breakfast,
which she took IN her room alone.
In one Ct the wagons was hospital
bed, which it was thought was for
the uscof Mrs. MckInlc y in view oil
The certainty Of the fatigue o! the
Journey and the possibility OF COL
lapse.
Tie Misses Duncan, nleCcs Of the
late President, were driven to the
train before the others, so that they
might arrange all comforts possible
for the stricken widow.
\ few minutes later Senator Fair.
banks. Comptroller Of the Currency
! Dawes and Elmer Dover, secretary to
Senator Hanna, emerged from the
house and entered Il carriage.
Following, a White House mesSen-
ger rushed down the walk and order
I cd the windows in one ot the carri-
! ares closed.
: At 7.}5 scvcra! figures stepped 81.
, lenlly out upon the porch and walked
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-16
PROCIAMATIONS.
Wherpas, William Mckinley, President

Whersas, William Mckinley, President
of the United States, lies in death az
the result OF the cruel wound received at
) the hands Of the assassin:
And Whereas, The whole nation
mourns the sudden loss of her most dis
) tipgushed citizeh whose upright life was
so conspicuous, and whose signal and H.
lliStrioNs efficiency has been so command
ingly displayed in some of the most mo-
! mentous events Of our nation al history.
Now, Therefore, l.. John HUM, Gov.
ernor of the State of Delaware, do direct
that beginning on the fourteenth day OF
September and ending the day after the
intermcnt of the distinguished dead, the
D flags on all our public buildings within
this commonwealth be displayed and kept
at half mast In commenlmoration Of tho
life and character of one Of our greatest
Presidents.
In testimony Whereof, l, John Hum.
Governor Of the State of Delaware have
hcreunto set my hand and seal and
caused the great Seal of the State OF
delaware to he hereunto affixed this four
} tenth day Of September. in the year oc
& our Lord. one thousand nine hundred AMI
one, and Of the independence of tn"
) United States of America, the one hun.
& dredth and twenty sixth.
) JOHN HUM.
Z by the Governor:
} Caleb Il. Layton. Secretary of State.
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Owing to The Illness of Rev Il H..
Adams pas tor Of Union Church was IN
able to read q paper ut the Preachers
Association meeting this morning.
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A little life may be sacrificed to . sud-
den attack OF Group fyOu don't have urs.
Thomas Eclsctrio Oil on hand Tor W
emergency. 1. -. - A<As
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LOUHEED-COATES.

Miss Lille Coates and Johu Lou
heed were quietly married by the Rev.
A. Simmons of Eastlake NJ. II. Church
parsonage on W ednesday evening,
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his
Week
Fall
Trade

early and have the advantage
Of new sly les oil full stock
selection and all seasons
wear. Our great range OF
styles Of suits Tor young
men is at $40, sI2 and SIS.
New styles IN Cheviots. dark
Worsteds and black Ihibets
Latest style cut Coats, Vests
and Trousers. palmer styles
and more conservative cuts
for palmer men and quiet dres-
sers. We will save you money
by selling you good goods.
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Charles Keen fell off ladder At No. 8lS
West Third street aud was ssverly injut
cd about the head and body.
He was taksn TO his homo at No
1913 Kirk avenue In cab.
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Mems and Boys
Suits, Mems and
Boys Fall Over
co ITS. Mems and
Boys Trousers,
Fall Furnishin IS,
Hats, Gloves and
Piece Goods for
Tailoring. iouwill
soon need them,
why not get them
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DO MT deL4y . mlnu'e Cholera infau.
tum. dysentery ularrhoea come suddenly
Only sale plan 10 to have Dr. FOwlers
Extract Of Wlid strawberry Away, or
k.nH
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I, OR RRNT-HOUsE, nth STREET NEAR
i Woodlawn. I rooms. yard. p1rch. pump
in kitchen SO; 900 W, 8tii. rooms $l4 HOS
W Front street 10 rooms Us BY J.. =. Mich
OILS, Mt. Salem near 18th street, city.
-. s&stsod& =.
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NollCE GENTS FINE CLOTHING
~ made to order by rel liable merchant tai
Tor on small weekly or monthly payments
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n GENTS WANTED LIFE OF MCKINLEY
n by .Murat halsead; full acct Assass
Anarunism, C. largest best illas; autheE-
tic 81 so; We give 400 per cent premiums;
freight paid; credit given; agents clear sl5
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order to-day Monarch Book Co., PhilAdel-
phia, Pa. sl6bt
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ITCHING
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HUM OURS
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FOR RENT.

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II bull ding No. 705 W. 8th street. suitable
BILE. Apply to James +. Sutton. 1908 West
Eighth street, a3i .sod-tf
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7 LIBERAL. LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND
~ all kinds OF goods j d. Blocker, End
and French streets a3l.3mS
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w ANTED-GOOD ABLE BODIED MEN
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MILLIONS OF PEOPLE

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r USr-THIs MORNING ON DELAWARE
II Avenue car No lib. betwe Ell F.. w. Il
depot aud 9th street brown leather peck.
etbook containing valuable paperand money;
reward if return I'd to U. 5. Alarshall's office.
P Q. building. sl6
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OING-PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS
~ at reduced rates. 517 Market street.
sl4.at
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HNTlLL BE SOLD AZ A SACRIFICE A y.
wv sentlemnn's road wagon built by CAT.
frey st Camden; very light. In hrst class
condition su table for fast road work. Ap.
ply Mt East SD" boarding stable. 502 Il. llth
street rnoch Hulnor. slI.3tS
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MOI. Ek'S BABBEK SCHOOL NEW YORK
lN ,ity; mere students wanted; = weeks
completes; wages saturdays; tools donated !;
steady position guaranteed graduates; spe.
cial inducements tins month. ILLUSTRATED
Gaia logues mailed free. sl6.5t IKE
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CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, CATAUtH
W. Montgomery, Nv N. 9Th street. Phila
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| VIIANTED-COLORED BOY TO WORK
w about house, etc. reference requl rod.
Apply l0ll Dell ware Avenue sl8-atS u.
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NNyANTED-AT ONCE y MlDDLE AGED
wv woman; two in family. 80 f. tih street
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r IVES OF THE MAKTYEED PRFSI.
IL dents, their askassinaters aud history Of
anarchism; s0D pages for 81 10; outfi free 10
per cont comm issiou' credit and freight Civ
en- acBrady. Stur Bldg. Cticago tire
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TANTED-MA N ON fAEAl by MONTH;
wv also IN Ell 10 cut corn by tho shock.
Apply ut this Offices o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing. sl62H