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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

! All we ask is that you mention
the REPUBLICAN.
I Mrs A. J. Eastburn advertises
lost deposit book OF the Wilmington
Savings fund. The old book is in
the name of Agnes J. Eastburn.
J If YOU wish a new Columbia rs-
frlgerator you can procure one at
NO. 200 Cornell street
Laborers and stout boys are
wanted at Allen S brick yard Front
and Union streets.
I A white girl Tor general house
work is wanted at No. oJ- Harrison
street.
! Experienced choc alatc coater 10
wanted at No. III Market street.
Good wages is promised.
! A girl for genera! housework is
wanted at No. ll0l Madison street.
A boy is wanted in machine shop
No ITO Orange street.
} A middle aged woman can pro-
cure situation to dogeneral house
work at No. lOlS Park Place.
A first class cook is wanted at
Nc. oil Shipiey street,
7 Lost-A gold class nin with mi
ltials y. G. y. pp. for which a re-
ward will be paid II returned to No.
90S Orange street.
Experienced operators on shirts
wanted at Fifth and French streets.
I A string Of pearl Catholic beads
were found which the owner can
have by applying to No. ll.t IVES,
SIKH street,
: N, Snellenburs x Company. OF
Seventh and Market streets. wants
a boy to drive delivery wagon.
+. l.. Rice, Second and Tatnall
streets. wants boy todriye grocery
wagon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Churchman this
NOR Mug, Edward Mulvey was fined
S. and costs Ter being drunk.
John Martin pleaded guilty 10
being drunk aud disordcrly. The
fine was 81 and costs.
Not guilty was the plea OF Will.
liam Dugan to the charge of being
drunk aud disorderly. His brother
Charles Dugan testified that the
defendant came home last night I'M
der the influence Of liquor and cut
him twice With a knife. He was
about to hit his mother when wit.
ness interfered.
Mrs. Dugau testified that the de-
PENDANT broke the stove raker over
her head and cut her ON the hand
with a knife. He has been a gen
eral nuisance for years. The fine
was $40 and costs.
George Miller was charged with
attempted highway robbery. Mou-
cello Seymour, colored, testitie d
that about o'clock this morning
he was walking along the railroad
tracks above the gas house. At
the point OF revolver he told him
to hold I'D his hands. He searched
some of his pockets and later
threatened to put lead irto him.
Miller claimed that he got the gun
for Seymour's partner. Bail was
fixed at $500 Tor appearance at the
upper court.
In the case OF Earl Smith and
William Weldon. the boys charged
with throwing stones at train,
Agent Stout reported that both
boys had excellent regulations.
Their parents thought they were
at SUNDAY School at the time. The
case was held up for the present.
II they come before the court they
will be sent to the Ferris Industrial
School,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
\yby WINS lie Shotp

Probably many workinTman IN
the United States has as large an
amount Of real estate as Mr.. McKin-
ley. In addition he is a kindly dis.
posed Christian gcntlcmln, and in
every great emergency N which he
could act he has cen a friend Of The
common people. Why should he lie
shot at then, even by anarchists?'
When Nj Roosevelt came out OF
the Milburn mansion last night a
United States military officer, Majo
Mann, of the local post, shook hands
with him.
"The last time | saw YOU said
Major Mann, ''was in Cuba, just af-
ter the fight in which YOU took part. "
"Oh, ycs,' cried lie Vice l'rcsi-
ncnt. 81 remember now. I'm SO
glad to see you, so glad" and then
there were rcmir sciences with iSe-
quent handshakes,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
MAN PREDICTED
THE SHOOTING

Ethelbert Stone. IS years old, oil
Seventh and Ferry avenue. Camden.
employed at the New York ship
building plant, was taken into Gus.
tody while at work yesterday by
Detective Painter and locked up in
the Camden County Prison on sus.
picion of aiding and abettlng the
attempted assassination Of Presi-
dent Mckinley. The charge was
made by Detective Painter at the
instance OF Prosecutor Lloyd.
The latter yesterday began an
iuvestig alton at the ship plant of a
story circulated among the en-
ployees that Stone. during CONVEX.
satlon on Friday morning last, pre-
dicted that President Mckinley
would be shot before 8 o'clock that
) night. George Arnold, boss paint.
er In the yard, yesterday said that
; two OF the men under him. Oscar
Hanson and Andrew Peterson, liv-
ing in Philadelphia. had related to
him a conversation between them
and Stone.
Hanson and Peterson said they
were painting the root OF one of
the buildings at s o'clock Friday
morning. They were talking
about Mckinley and praising his
good qualities. Stone approached
just at that time and, stopping, re-
marked:
"Hc's shot.
Stone was asked what he IN ant.
He rope ated the assertion. Then
he SAID:
"I'll bet you IS that he will be
shot before S o'clock tonight. ~
Arnold after being told the sto:y
notified the police.
When taken into custody, Stone
said he did not mean anything by
the remark lie stated he became
involved in heated argument with
Hanson and Peterson and made the
statement thou.htlessly. He said
it had no significance whatever.
County Detective Smith, who is
also working on the case. SAID last
night that Stones home had been
searched and several things found
that promise interesting develop
ments. Just what the articles
were Detective Smith refused 10
state.
Stone Is laborer and has been
working with gang OF Italians
and Hung arians at the ship plant.
He has lived in the southern section
OF the city Tor several years, and
as far as could be learned, lie had
never had any anarchstic tenden-
cics. lie has a wife and three chill
dren.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
KILLED HIS
FATHER,
K

Frederick, Nd. Sept. 10. This
evening Andrew Jackson. aged A.
years, was shot and perhaps fatal.
ly wounded by his lo.year old son,
James Jackson, at their hone ia
Schleysvillc, asuhurb of Frederick.
After the shooting James jackson
and his brother-!n law, Ben lamir
Ford, csc apcd and have not yet been
|apprehended.
James Jackson and his wife. who
have been making their home with
his father, it is said, were prepar-
ing 10 move to Virginia. The
father strenously objected to this.
He got some beer, IN which they
all indulge freely during the day.
Being short of ammunition Jackson
senior loaded bis double barrel
shotgun with some marbles for
bullets and said he would XII any
one who attempted to induce his
daushter-in-law to leave.
lier brother, Ben amin Ford and
Jackson senior, bccar-. involved in
fight and the latter was getting
the better Of Ford. The son grabbcd
the gun from a corner and fired
one load at his father. One mar.
bic lodged in his throat near the
lugu!ar vein. another entered his
left breast near the nipple and an.
other lodged in his left shoulder.
DR.. Hedges extracted two o! the
marbles. The wounded man hun
self removed one from his own
shoulder before the physician ar
rived.
The young woman who is only Il
years Old, stood by and witnessed
the whole affair. She said her
Iilthcr-lu law was the cause OF tht
trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
IrOlleYS for Lover delaware

Dover. Del, Sept 10 Tho Delaware
General Il cctiic Company which has
undertaken to build 80 miles OF trolley
roads connecting the principal towns Of
Kent County and extending into Sussex
hold its annual NEE Ing hs"e and re.electsd
Loo ,lmont president, William Graham
secretary, former Attorney General
Robert q. White vice president and gener
al counsel aud Morris Bornhoimer trensur
or. Tho company was organized In the
summer OF 1893 aud 1t has taken nearly .
year to .ecurc the valuable rights of way
over private property which 1t has now
recorded Tho road has been begun bus
the agitation In tho steel markets aud
threatened strikes have retarded tho work
MIR. White stated today ut The es4npany
now sees Its way clear 10 60 on with tho
con .tructiou OF the syste III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Cleveland, sept ia party Of rela
tivos and friends Of President Mckinley.
including Miss Helen Mckinley. Mr.,
duncan, Mrs Barber. Col. Myron T. Her
rel. and others, reached here from BuITn
lot day in Colonel HelriCh 5 private car.
Colonel tloriiGt said That the crisis had
undoubtedly been passed and that the
Pre-, ideut was on rapid road to recovery
lie sta'rd that in II conversation with
Professor Iund. tho leader Of the otchs-
tru 'ha was stationed in tho Temple of
Music Mt the Exposition grounds wien tht
President wa, shot he had learned of an
almost prutnGtDr Incident which occurred
II isw moments b,ioro the Attempted ASA:
.tna ION.
Mr. Luui sid, continued Colonel Her
rick, that only q moment or two before
tho shots rang ont ~ tho big building his
orchestra played a German piece Of uuslt
entitled Tho Cursed SulIet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
NO FLOWERS |! !,
FOR PRESIDENT

Buffalo, Sept. 10.-Not flower OF any
kind Is allowed In the Prssidsnt's alex
room. This Is not for lack OF them, be
cause about truck load Of posio, are sent
to the Milburn house q, tokens Of gym
pathy from friends and loving public. 1
II 10 because modern medical science
bars flowers from the quarters Of On inva.
"a Thoy absorb part Of tho oxygen Of
the room, and the patient needs all there
10, say the learned physicians, who sro 80
carefully Watching every heart bsat Of
the Pre- sidsnt. More than that thsy
soont the room, aud that Is not always
beneficial.
The President docs not, Is Ia generally
supposed. occupy o room in the back of
the Miiburn home. H. Is Ia the room n
the northsast corner OF the house, directly
facing Delaware avenue,
II IL usually occupied by the sons of Mr..
Milburn-young George and Devsreaux
Milburn: 1t /, u modium.si airy
room. about 15xl6 with high ceilings
which were tn vogue at the time the place
= was built some forty years ago.
Much OF the furni'ure which was In the
room regularly has been takon out to
make way for he necessary tables and up
: planes In u modern sicE-rooin.
There was IN old. fashioned black wal
nut wardrobe 10 the room, which has been
The admiral ion of many Of the friends Of
the Milburn home. rhi, 10 now In one of
the back rooms OF the place.
Tho dreisers, aud several Small tables
were removed; two single bsdstaads of
the young Milburn boys were also taken
out to make soOm for the waite iron bed
stoad on VIII ch the President 10 now com
fOrtably resting.
The bsd Is placed In q position to keep
the Presidents eyes away from the shad
ed window light. The room 10 at present
furnished In o most modern scientific
manner for sickness. and still 10 surround
cd ~ some of he regular furniture to
give 1t that homo atmosphere whioh seem
to be an impossibillty to hays as rule III
connection with scientific apparatus.
There Is u hardwood floor, covered with
largo soft rug. A Charitable contain
Ing ali the Necessary dishes and appli
ancos for his immediate attention stands
near the Presidents bedside.
few chairs are scattered ab0u t Tho
room. There Is u comfortable easy CHI air
among tbom. Once or twice day it Is
moved directly III trout of the invalida
bed In position facing the President
ready tor an occupant. This Is for Mrs
Mckinley when she makes her daily short
visit TO the Presidents bedside,
In constant attendance upon the Presi
dent are two United Suites Army urses
dressed in gulation SUIT of pure white
trousers and cont. Outside the door. In
the hall way, sits q woman nurse, con stan
tly attentive for IL call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Media Sept ia stone and framt
BAN on he propa.ty Of Horace Howard
Fuguoss near Walltngfo"i, Pa was burn
ed to the ground last evening, and the sur
rounding circumstances subatlnttat1 the
belief tina the work was that Of an iurel
diary.
Patrick Muran. Mr., FurncSs' 0vcrseGr
lIvOs in th5 house nea: the ruined struct
uro aud on Monday afternoon, tramp
called at the house and demanded fOuJ,
on bong refusal by Mrs, Moran on nc
count Of his Hurlines-, Tho tramp left with
the significant remark that she would be
sorry for refusing him. Mrs. Moran, wa.
unable to sleep, ali Monday night, having
Fremont ion that the vl,ianous bobO
would carry out his threat
Last night few minute, before eight
o'clock, her fears were realized, when
smoke was saon Issuing from tho barn 1t
was soon in n mass Of flames aud being
Gr7, and tho wood. ODD and dry, burnet
Upr pA'".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Cleveland, o., Sept. 10 The second
day Of ths thirty-iifth onca lpmont Of tho
Il. a, i WAS dcvoi ed to tho celebration
of Perrv'I victory Oh luke Frio In 1872.
The maya veterans ptradeh and were
joined by many Of the q, a r.. veterans.
Among lhu wishing naval veterans The
FArrhgut Association No. |. of phllndc.
plia were IN lihe and al o Naval Post
400 Of the sam, city.
Thousands lin,l tho streets along the
line of march pushing und jostling Tor
vantage poin To Wow this pageant other
thousands crowded the windows Of evory
building from which glimpse OF the
uarndo could bo seen. While sill other
thousands crowded into the reviewing
stands VIII Oh lined Bond street from Su-
perioI to Laac.
General Leo Eas,iour and his full of
fetal staff occupied tho reviewing stand.
.asthc column came into Bond street from
Superior, the CONN ander In chief OF the
Grand Amy Of the Republic rose and
stood with barred he ID while tho marching
ruukj fla Iust
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
DbA I rs.

JONES-On September 9th, 1911 Elizabeth J.
Jones' daughter OF the late Thco. hslus
Jones.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
VI. iui,rh! services from her late residence
4JG West 9TH stl eet on Wednesday aftern DON.
sept. 18th. at 40 o clock. lnterment private
FAIvRE-In this city on sept, 0, z, c. Faivre
IN his S9th year.
Relatives and fricn Il are respectfully invit-
cd to attend the funeral from his late resi-.
denca no. rs West 9th street. On Thursday
morninr. ut 8 O'Clock. High mass Ut Sacred
Heart Church Int9rmont at Cathedral ceme
terry.
JONES-In this city, on Sent. 10th, 1901. j.
Ernest son of John G. and Itrtta a. Jones,
in his 10Th year.
Relatives aud friends are in vited to attend
the funeya! from the residence OF his parents
No. 8JJ North Franklin street. oil Thursday
afternoon. Sept. i! at 2 o'clock, lnterment
at l.ombardy cemetery. s
EVA NS-In this city on Sept. It'll, 1901, j. OF.
ley Il vans aged 20 years.
Relatives, friends and members of Indus
try Lodge No. =. a. q. L. W, and members
OF Wilmington 20 nc lave No Y. ]. q. II, are
invited 10 attend the funeral services from his
late residence. No. 1928 Wet Fourth street,
on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. Inter.
ment vt Eiverview Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
President VIII See Friends Friday. i :

President viii See Friends Friday. :
Buffalo Sept. 1.-THE first re-
union Of the Presidsnt's ofheial
family will occur at S o'clock on
Friday afternoon If the present to.
vora able conditions continue. This
reunion was arranged yesterday
afternoon between the doctors,
Sen ator Hanna and Secretary Of
State Hay.
The Presidents physicians, IN re-
Spouse to a direct question put to
them by Senator Hanna said,if there
were no unfavorable symptoms be-
tween this and Friday afternoon the
members Of the Cabinet, Senator
Hanna and others of the Presidents
most intimate friends could see him
for few minutes.
DR.. Park told Senator Hanna
that the President had expressed a
wish to see him. The Senator told
the Doctor that he wanted TO 60 to
Cleveland to attend the reunion OF
the G. A. II which is being held
there.
do you think it will be safe for
me 10 go!" asked the Senator. land
that l will not be needed here.
81 think" said DR.. Park, "that
it 10 perfectly safe for you to re.
turn to Cleveland. The dications
are that there will be no reversal
| Of the present favorable conditions.
GAN right" said the Senator.
~ guess | will be back the first
thing Friday and l hope to be able
to see the President then"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
Orphans Court. |

In Orphans Court this smorning
Edward +. Denney was appointed
guardian for Sophia Denny.
Anna NJ Wilson was appointed
guardian for Dorothy e, Wilson.
In court Of Chancery, Crawford
Rank!a was appointed trustee of
money ,:f' ~ Ellen Graham for the
purpose Of approving burying grounds
1T White Clay Creek Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
Rescued at Brcakwnter.

Lewes. De-, Sept, 1.-The small
steam yacht Kapidan, owned by Il.
Hale Mccormick and hailng from
Bar llarbor, Me-, went ashore late
last night while putting into the har.
bon at Delaware Break water TO es.
cape the vynortheastcr prevailing
along the coast. The yacht, which
has net tonnage Of Isl tons, is full
of water, and will probably prove a
total loss.
There were ten persons aboard. and
all we're taken OIL safely with the aid
Of surf boat from the Maritime Ex.
chargc station on the Breakwatcr.
The hap!dan was bound from New
York for Cape May.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
COIOred Ministers Act.

In the Wilmington Ministerial
Union yesterday in Exon M. E.
Church, the assault on the life OF
the President was condemned in
strong terms, and Rev. c. l., Jetfer.
con offered a set Of resolutions,
thanking Almighty God sparing
the President lie and praying for
mis- speedy and complete recovery.
Recommending our government 10
danish all known Anarchists fir ON
This countay and make 1t treas on
able offense for any person to teach
anarchistic doctrine. The resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
Horses for the rlOya

Chester, Sept. Il.--Trus.eeValcn
tine M. Ingram and Dr. E I
Young. the well.known veterinari-
an, went down to Wilmington yes
terday morning on behalf of the
Moyamcnsing Hook and Ladder
Company would to see whether
they could not make some arrange
ments by which the company
would secure another pair Of horses
in place of those which have turn
ed out SO bailey. They saw Messrs
Jester and Nc Daniels, from whom
the team Of blacks was bought, ant
a deal is now on the carpet.
Later la st night It was rumorec
that two new horses had beer
brought from Wilmington to Ches
ter on the steamer Brandywine fol
the truck company, but Owen Nc
A!cavey, the driver, denied having
any knowledge of any new pur-
chase or trade having been made
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
Shock Kills Aged Man,

I York, Pa, Sept. TO- Robert A.
Thompson Of Red Lion, York
county, died last night from the
SHOCK OF the attempted assassina-
'tiou Of President Mckinley.
| He was 50 years old. When he
heard Of the shooting last Friday
he exclaimed:
That Is more than can bear;
il will kill me.
Although 10 previous good health
he at once took TO his bed and never
Iallle d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

!. Ernest Jones Of No. COB North Frank
lin street d!ca yesterday with typhoid
fever. His sister was buried two weeks
ago yesterday with tho same dis
en- Q.
Zephor!ne Faina aged IS years. OF No.
725 West Ninth street died on Monday.
The funeral Of Elizabeth Jone, ak,l SO
years, took pac, today from hs' lats resi-
ience No. 4)6 West Seventh street. Inter
ment wns made at tho Wilmington and
BranuYwine cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
money for Delaware Hospital.

AS tbs result OF the Augustine Paper
mills excursion the Delaware lloipital Is
so richer. 1t Is their nitom to give an
annual excursion in August, AMI divide
tho proceeds between the two hospitals.
Thu managers of tho hospital acknowl
edged the gift with many thanks TO the
employees o. Augustine mills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

Mrs. William Pennel has been a
member of Asburv NJ. f.. Church
Tor slxty.eight years. Mr.. Abner
Bailey and Mrs. Rebecca Urmy
the same day sixty three years ago.
Old peoples day was a splendid
success at Asburv. The reminis-
cences Of Mr.. Abner Bailey and
solos bv Col c. NJ. Leitch and Hrs.
Ralph Hughes were very much en-
ioved
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

On account of the National Encamp
msnt OF tho Il. A. Il. at Cleveland, d.
sept. ~ to "A, the Baltimore and Ohio X.
X. will soil t1ckotB Sep s, ., 10, | ! and
II good to return until Sep. 10th lnclu.
sivr, at rate Of Sll.60 Tor tho round trip.
Passengers desiring to stay longer in
Cleveland can by depositing their tickets
Wi the Joint Agent not later than noon
OF Sept. 10, ind on payment OF fifty cents
have tickets ext Tended to leave Cleveland
to and Including Oct. Sth. Fast express
trains on the b. u .. leave Delaware ave.
nue. station at y OF a. IN. and 4.j7 p. IN,
stopping Mt Newark. The b. &; O.. has
been selected by the department Of Della
ware Es tho Official route.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

On Thursday partly cloudy woathnr will
prevail. with slight temperature changes.
and local rains
Ga F.iday fair with slo wing rising
temperature.
Th3 Thermometer ut W. c. TaylOr's
drag store 30! King stroot today regis
cred as follows:
o'clock l0o'clo;s O'Clock
60 "A 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11

A lawn festival will be held at
Bethel NJ. e. Church on the evening
of Thursday, Septemb er 10Th. Tick
ets for supper have been placed at
tho low price OF 20 cents. Every
body should make it a point to at
tend and make the festival sue
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-11
Who Owns This letter.

A letter cor tanning considerable money
and addressed to some place In France IL
now at the post office awaiting an owner
It was mailed with the address illegibls
and sont to the dead letter office. whore IL
was opened in hopes OF finding the name
Of sender but no name appeared on the
inside of letter.