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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Riot at COiored Camp.

Elkton, Md. Sept. Sat the
colored camp meeting held at St.
Augustine, nine miles south OF
Elkton to-day. a riot took place,
when one man was shot and sever
al others badly cut by razors and
beaten by clubs and stones. For a
time there was great excitement
among the several thousand people
present, who were beyond control
Of Deputy Sheriff McAllister and
his force Of officers.
William Stevens and James Fran :
els, both colored. made a murder
Gus attack upon Charles Reed, also
colored, who was shot, but the ex.
tent OF his injuries are not known:
Stevens was brought here TO Jail
tonight, but Francis Is still at large
Garfield Hinson, colored was al;o
brought to Jail for conducting a
speak.easy. Several gallons Of
liquor being found in his posses
sion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
DOTS.

Letters Of administration on the es ate
OF Mary Farmer wOro granted Margaret
and Loretta Farmer.
There will i,e III 'etihr VI this County
" Norkhou.s committee at j. Frank Balls
Office TO nUrroN u.JfuilS,
Harry Wiiitans,co!o ud, nG1d !! years ha&
bis arm Uru.en by uiiuG ON u freight
car at tho foot vi tiA,'ul y rost this mora
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
The Weather.

On Tuesday fair aud continued cool
weather Will prevail, with northwestsrly
winds.
On Wednesday fair weather will prevail
with stationary temperature aud variable
winds.
The therm ometer at W. c. Taylor'a
drug store YO3 King street today regla
cred as follows:
o'clock loo,Slo0k oo'eok
81 % -. .---t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Steamer Twilight Si,ks.

Trenton, Y. j., Sept. 8-The
Steamer Twilight, owned by the
Delaware River Navigation Com
pauy. and plying between Phila.
delphia and Trenton. struck a log
at So'clock tonight. while on her
way from Philadelphia aud sunk.
The accident happened near
Bordentown, at point near Psrra.
wig Bar. where, fortunately, the
water was shallow.
The fires in the furnaces were
quickly drawn to prevent an explo.
sion, and by the aid of the life
boats and craft from the shore, the
passengers to the number Of $50.
were taken safely ashore. There
were no casualties.
The extent of damage to tho boat
is not yet known. but it is believed
that 1t will amount to several thou.
sand dollars. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Thirty.flve Dipped In the Delaware.

Trenton. N. j., Sept s.-Rev f. e.
Frank. aSeventh day Adventist, baptized
thirty-tive converts in the Delaware
River above she Calhoun street bridge
this afternoon. A majority Of them wees
women. The spectacle was witnessed "a
several thon sand persons. who crowded
the bridge and river bank Or gained
positions of vantage in row boats.
The converts wero all robed in baptiss
innl gowns. and tho ceremony la'ted ovor
an hour. l he Rev. Mr.. Frank 10 enc
doayorlng to establish u church In this
div.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
CASES in
CITY. COURT

Before Judge Churchman 10 th'
Municipal Court this morning
John Srath and Samuel Kcenar
were charged by Officer Burn.
with fighting on the street at Tay
lor and Church streets. Spath
claimed that keenan, struck hin
and that while on the ground ht
was kicked BY keenan, and a mar
named Brown. The trouble arose
over challenge sent to him By
Spath. The fine was IS and costs.
Disordeslv conduct was the
charge against William Whaleu
but the case was dismissed.
John J. Curtin and Theodore Car.
lin were fined IS and costs for tres-
pass on the property Of the p, w.
L. B. Railroad Company.
Earl Smith was charged with
disorderlv conduct. The case went
over until tomorrow morning.
Frank Fisher, Charles Cannon,
Patrick Finerty and FIR ank NC.
Hugh were charged with disorder
IL conduct. Officer Gaynor testi'
fed lie assisted at the arrest Of the
men. There was a6ghtin Weldin's s
saloon on Head street on Saturday
night. Cannon aud Fisher were
the first to fight. AS he grabbed d
the men. McHugh grabbed him by
the throat and pulled him away
from Cannon. Cannon had Fisher
down IN a trough IN the saloon.
Officer Hancock was at the scene
and saw GayLor in trouble. As he
entered the saloon Cannon and
Fisher struck at him and he
knocked them down with his club.
While he had Fisher under arrest
Fipnerty cursed him and used very
bad language and threats towards
him.
Cannon and Fisher were fned
IS. Flunerty 81, and McHugh 50
and costs.
Othcer Frank Massey charged
William Gallagher with being
drunk aud disorderly. Yesterday
NOR ming I've found Gallagher on his
porch aud when hc got up he
struck at the officer. The latter
knocked him down and then he
turned his dog on the officer and
later struck the officer with his
club. The fine was IS and costs.
William Abberger was charged
with trespass. {. II. Van Trump
testified that the Electric Light
Company has trouble over men and
boys climbing their poles at the
base bail grounds.
Officer Ra!s!on testified that he
ordered Abberger to come on the
pole, After he placed him under
arrest he used very bad language,
The case was dismissed.
+ Walter Parker colored, was
charged with haroorlpg uneregis.
tered dogs. The fine was S. and
costs.
Larceny as ba!ee was the charge
against man who gave his mans
as William +. McDade. Miss
Annie McNu!tv testified that on
October E. 1900. she lost two Rugs
valued at Sll. She showed him tho
rings and slipped them from her
finger and he promised to give them
to her the following Saturday.
William Stafford testified that he
chased the defendant on Saturday.
Bail was fixed at 5000 for court.
John H. Hudson was turned over
TO the State detectives. He is
wanted in Laurel on the charge Of
larceny OF clothing, the property OF
John Thawley>
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Asked tO IeAye

Harrisburg. H., Sept, 8.-Ml1 Ida
Briggs. who WAS waited upon by a con-
mittee Of cirizens last night aud req Questsd
to leave the city on the lrst outgoing
train because shs expressed her joy whom
she learned that Pro ,ident Mckinley Was
shot, left ou the 20 train this morning.
At tho train sho was greeted by q largo
crowd OF hlsainy citizens. Miss Briggs'
home Is in Unloi City, Tenn She was
In tears. She said she had cried oil might !
and had slept lit le. She fays she realized
that she did wrong In saying what shs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Todd /, tIlll at II!Nvt

barring the absence Of Pastor FL.
wood, wup viii ,cayc today for two
weeks trip to Atlantic City, Todd B
IIaII;N,hc detective evangelist Of
Baltimore, will be in charge Of the
services at O,iyet Presbyterian Church
next sunday.
lie will preach two sermons in the
morning, one al 10 O'Clock for men
only aud another at 10. H. clock for
the public in general.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
DEAF no.

JONES-On September 9th 1911. at her lnte
resideIcs lO6 West 7,h street. Elizabeth J.
Jones.
Due notice of funeral will be given.
BROWN. n this city on Saturday. Hspt I ,
1901. at the rcsd ence Of j. j. Baluw IL 1905
Market street. David Brown. In his 77th
year.
Interment at New Gar on, leaving tho
hon Sc at o'clock Tuesday. Sept H. 1901. I
EVA NS-ln this city OH Sept It'll, 1901. j. Ot-
ley Evans aged 40 years.
Relatives, friends and members of Indus.
try Lodge No. .. A. o. U. W. and mem burs
Of Wilmington 20 nc lave No 22. ]. .. II, are
inv ted TO attend the funeral services from his
late residence. No. 1928 West Fourth street,
on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, lnter.
| ment vt Kiveryiew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Emma Goldman was in Buffalo

Put1alo. Sept, 9 1t is reported
here tha, Emma Goldman, Anarch-
i5t leader. was here last Monday,
anI that she occupied a house
few doors from where C2olgosz
lived.
Superintendent Ball is said to
have asked New York to arrest
her. New York Police are said to
be investigating the case at the rc-
quest OF Governor Odell.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Firebngs Burn Barns.

West Chester. Pa. September 8,
"A large barn, owned by George
d. Mellor, Of near West Chester,
was destroyed by fire Of supposed
incendiary origin, One calfperished
and a large number Of farming imt
plements were burned. together
with I75 bushels of wheat. The
oss is 10000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
WIN Not Race independence 0.

New Yokk, Sept. 8.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton, replying to II proposition Of Thonsl
". Lawson to race the Inlepecd cdsne4
agaist Shamrock ii In Massachuastt4
waters for two handsome cups Or tp End
lish waters for &lOj, 900. altor AmSrioa'1 I
Cup races are finished, sent the following
message last night:
Regret impossible to iarrange racs foI
Shamrock IL against Independence
Sir Thomas also received g letter last
evening from Thomas W. Farnsworth. ot
Boston. thoatenlng an injunction in csss
hs wins the cups. lie pays no attention
To Ii.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
I brown rom Gar

Whiic alightng from a Rvcrriew
car at Twenty-hrst aad Market
streets. last evening. Mrs Alice
Green OF No. l0+ Nandevcr avenue,
was thrown ylOlcnt.y to the ground
receiving a severe iacsration over
the right eye and inlurIng her
right arm She was take home and
DR.. Shortildge summoned, VINO
dressed her in jurles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Found Dead by Brother.

Elkton, Md, September s.
Vernon kceney, aged IS years, son
OF Solomon ke=ney, tarmcr rev
siding near Libertytown. was found
d ad by his brother last evening.
The two boys had gone out into
the woods cunning. Vernon Keen.
ey tripped and fe'l over log. his
gun was discharged aud the bullets
entered the Young mans head.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
DrntllnG' Court

10 Orphan Douet th.s morning
the SecurJtv Trus! and safe De.
post Company was appointed
guard an Ior Margaret g. farrell.
John II lanbg was appointed
guardian O. II, u. Daubg and John
X, Danby
On notion OF BerjaGjn Nclds,
Leyrn |. lIaubv was admitted to
practice IN the Court Of lhaDccry.
The trlaI list vii be gone over
this alternoou.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
VIII Hold n Conference q,

1t is expected that some time TINS
week the Street aud sewer Depart
mcnt viii arrange date for the
conference which /, t. be held with
the railroad engineers in reference
10 the plans ior the proposed c'c7a-
ted railroad ct the l'cnnsy !yaula
tuWpiu in this CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
PERSONAL; e.:
MENTION
ENTERTAINED IN MEDIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Knight, Of
West Fourth Street, Media, enter
tanned jolly party of strawridcrs at
their home on Friday evening, The
party was driven from Chester and be.
sides that city there were several
other points represented. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in dancing,
music, both instrumental and vocal,
the playing OF games, and other
amusements, the affair being ended
in the 'wee ,ma" hours with refresh
ments, and an old fashioned water.
melon party.
Among those present were Anna
Jones, Margaret Smith, Edward Clay,
and Mr.. Makee Of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

Thieves entered the Cor don
Heights power house this morning
and during the absence Of the en-.
gineer stole OF brasses. lie
reported the matter to the police.
He saw three tramps around the
place and believes they took the
articles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
ln.ured In Wreck,

Philadelphia, Sept. Two freighe
4 baltimore rsAlroad colIided at Thir.
teenth and Lpousb streets, yesterday
morning. Engineer Charles Bowman, oJ
No, 37Ul Paramount avonue. and Fireman
William Mao Donald. No $40 North Thir.
ty eighth street were both Injured, but
not seriously. They wero taken to TIA
University Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
The Farmers Fair,

Everything is In readiness for the big
fair TO bo hold at Shsllpot Park during
the coming week. The eutriss are far
beyond the expectation OF those interest
ed. 1t Is Brandywne hundred against
the world, The prizes include solid sill
verwHre as well as others from The bu'i
ness men In Wilmington. In addition TO
the farm produce and live stock, the vii
mington Horse Show Association Will bav
lheir horsos present.
Ths exhibits by the women will bo
larger than expected
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
President will get Well,

Buffalo, N. Y. Sept. g. 10 AM
Secretary Wilson. who came'
out Of the Milbarn house with DR..
Park, was cheerful.
The President will get WE'LL"
said he. The doctors believe it.
The symptoms are favorable"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Bitten BY q Dog

Iownsoul Del, Sept, s Five small
boys we're bitten by dog near Middle
town yesterday
Two of the chldron Robert Shsffsr. aged
Jyears and Elmer johnson years was 80
badly Injured that they may die
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Dropped Dead

: Laurel. Del, >rpt 9, During the relig.
ious lsrvicos at Imure Camp meeting last
evsnln: jmi III Baker apgomlnun, farmer
threw up his arms md cried; "Oh God, -
and dropped dead
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
We're Used,

There was general big time at the
Bob ,inis Manor camp meeting. There
wsro fully 5000 ooorsd people present.
Rsvolvsrs were freely used and ope man
was shot In the arm, Crap shooters had
q bug dsv.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
:II:..t |: re

Thoro was :. 81 g. ~ ~ .ho stab'e Of
Williams una iluu. .. u. th /, roar 1t No
b27 West Fr,nt SER, th,, m)"n ng.
small quantity OF straw was b ned. fhs
blaze was caused by slDan ch.llrsa hAv.n0
bcu6ee. .1t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
S, p. RiNEI,
NJ d. MANN.
ROSWELL PARK,
HERMAN MY y TER,
EUGENE WASDiN.

The morning consultation Of the
physicians brought out that the
condition OF the President was en-
tlrely satisfactory, and as they
came away from The house they cx-
pressed renewed confidence in his
recovery. 1t was stated that the
o.ilcIa bulletin which was being
prepared would show gratifying
condition..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Staes A Farmer.

Smyrna. Del. Sept. =, William David.
a farmer, residing near town, was stab
bed here last evening BY George Williams
oolorod. The assault was unprovoked.
and David is seriously Injured.
The colorsd boy was diseharg by
David few days ago on account OF inat
tention to bis work. Williams escaped
and has not yst bssn captured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

Thsro was one saloon keeper In VIII
mington yesterday who was accom- odat.
ing. His saloon windows are-Ea.her high
so ho had step ladder outside for tho use
Of the officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
MARRIAGES.

LABOt Be REED--In this city on the 7th
instant, at Asbury parsonage, by Rev h. b.
Dulany. Bernard l.abUube aud Edna Reed
both this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

N S. Nati,n sad. IN 'K.nIey .S1ouii Die. -
Coney Island, Sept. o.-M RS.
Carrie Nation narrowly escaped in
Jury last night at Steeplechase
Park, Couey Island, after an intem.
perate attack upon President Nc
Kinley. She was about to conclude
her lecture, when she raised her
voice and exclaimed:
"Bill Mckinley deserves 10 die.
He is the friend Of the brewer a d
the drinking man. ! h ave no care
for him, He deserves ;;ast what lie
got
She had hardly uttered this SEN
timent than she was greeted with
jeers ard Kisses. Many Of the audi.
ence arose TO protest. Indignant
comments were heard all over the
auditorium. The thousands of peo
pie who were present we're unaul-
nous IN their expressions oil con-
tempt. Mrs. Nation s manager,
seeiog the situation. tried to induce
the woman to leave the stage
Julius Elarnarr, Of Newark. N. j.. i,
proposed three cheers for the Pres
ident and the assemblaee gave
them with will Mrs. Nation be-
came furious.
"You hell hounds" she cried.
"lou snakes, you can jeer and
hoot as YOU like.
Her manager at this time inslsted
that Mrs. Nation beat Il retreat.
He got her away from Coney
Island without any further scene.
Mrs. Nation has announced that
size had made her last appearance
10 Coney Island. >Sne had forgotten
that she must appcor this morning
to answer 4 charge OF malicious
mis- chief.
Altoona, Pa, Sept. o.-With a
glass Of whisky in his hand q gray
haired man in the barrUon. Of the
White Hall Hotel Saturday night
loudlyscaled toast to Czologosz.
The words were still in his mouth
when the glass was knocked out OF
his hand ard he was beng pulled
about the bar room by his long beard.
He shouted for mercy aud finally twas
permitted to stand up.
lie was led to the bar, handed a
glass.o' water and told to drink to the
death Of Czolgosz and the recovery OF
the President. He oheyed meekly
and hurried from the place. Moth
ing but his age saved him from rough.
er handling.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

The steamer Anglo Chilian whleh ran
ashore ~ Hamburg beach VA pulled on
last pisht by ioug tugs, .--.A.--
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
prODerty Transferred

Patrick Mctiu'uers tas transferred TO
Ujrnard Carr II property AZ lhlrd aul
Harrison streets for s., 600
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

Don't forget oil fret GLASS Amateur Un
formed Base Ball teams can secu 70
games by wsisins 70 g, L. Welsh, No.
1901 DSlANarN AVENUE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
CONDITION (.
UNCHANGED.

President Mckinley has
passed the first stage Of the
dreaded crisis without develop
ing any alarming symptom.
His pulse and temperature
showed no sign that additional
fever was developing. This
was taken by the physician as
the most hopeful indie 4tion.
The fact that Mr.. Mckinley
passed a reckless night is not
regarded as an alarming sign.
The restless Of the night is
regarded as a natural condition
incident to the surgical oper'
aticn with the administration
OF ether.
AT 8 o'clock it was announ-
ced that the president had piss.
ed lie early part of the crisis
without the appearance Of the
dangerous symptoms.
At 10 o'clock the Presidents
physicians began a further con
sulta ion. Before assembling
they individually expressed con
tidence Chat the sufferer would
recover.
The first bulletin issued to-
day was at 6 o'clock. 1t said:
The President passed a some
what restless night, sleeping
fairly we'll. General condition
unchanged. Pulse l2C; tenn
rersture lol; respiration %.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

L'OR SALr-PARLOR AND BEDROOM
II suite. carpets ceucheh stoves, exten.
sion table and kitchen utensils. Apply 9Od
West 7th street, parties leaving city,
A0.9tS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09
Latest Bulletin Is sa,isiac tory,

Buffalo, \. V, Sept. o.-The fol.
lowing bull,til was issued by the
physicians at II. 20 a. M:
The Presidents condition is be-
coming more satisfactory. Unto
ward Incidents are less likely 10
occur Pulse, IL; temperature,
100; respiration, IS.
Signed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

TRAQHER WANTED-FOR DISTRICT
school 8 miles out Concord pike; good
salaty 70 goo disaipli "a rian. man or woman i,
Add fsss Boh COL, Braudy wine, Del. s8-7l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-09

Advertise lu the REpUul1cAN "a
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

muscular tissues sufficient force could he sp-
piled with sheet 10 break the bone
"Nou can't break the bone easflN- ashe" the
Court
..,lot easily. it requires strong force"
plained why he thought IL could not be easily
broken.
object fracture the 6oneF Alt might
The most ordinary way or breaking H. Ie-
DR. Leon r Lewaid instructor in autopsy
Technique al tho New-York University Medical
School, said he was present when The autopsy
made Hiard's body. He Was making an
autopsy on another table He said a medical
student opened Hilliard's skull.
Have YOU formed opinion as 20 the cause N
deathe" was asked.
Mr. Pierce objected.
You every part OF the autopsy asked the
Certain conditions were pointed cut 10 me"
What i'm your opinion was the cause OF oea'h'
.'As 1 said 10 DIR DonIin az the time. the And
irgs as disclosed by the LESSONS were not OF sucn
death. The immediate cause OF oea'h aPpaie"Ds
heart failure" III, ~.
Witness described what DIR. Donlin showed 10
him He said that in aspnyAaoh let ,e s,so S''l he
LESSONS might be found, but they mleht also De
found in other cases. ana so ne Noulu not ias
too much stress on them. -. -,--,
did Dr. Donn show YOU all the organs asked
lie showed me all the vital organs -,
O-Why old YOU mention the dlhuslon or
blood under the lining OF the brain? Al simply
Q.~Isn't that evidence OF strangulation? A
.'Doctors" said Judge Cowing. "is your opinion
of the cause OF death predicated upon "ha' you
Rftsr sr oSjectiohs by Mr. wellman the witness
about a mans neck and you found I'm his body
the conditions that YOU found in this case Noui1
you think that death Was due to srahsu'su""'
The triai viii be continued al 1880 a. m. to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
LOST HONEY ON OCEANIC.
ARTHUR HILL. OF LONDON. CUTS
CARDS WITH A PASSENGER.

The passengers On the steamer Oceanic. OF the
White Star Line which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool. had much 10 say about some card play
ing that took place on the voyage The passengers
were unwilling to allow their names 10 oe useo'
but they talked freely. nevertheless
According 10 their story. after the ship had been
a few days out the gathered in the smoking
room. Before long Arthur Hill started game OF
cards with a fellow passenger. who gave his ad-
dress as New-York. They played at cutting the
cards for small stakes. the man who cut highest
winning the stakes. AS the players became In
terested they increased the stakes II is said that
cut Mr.. Hill lost $500.
Finally the purser who heard of the game. told
the that they must stop playing. The pGrser.
Mr.. Russell took Mr. Hill aside and asked hin
whether he had any complaint to make.
No he replied Il lost my money, and that
is all there is to the natter
After that, however Mr. Hill did not play any
more His losses some or the passengers said
amounted to So 200. When the Oceanic reached her
pier the New-YOrker left the boat at once. \
said that he take IT 10 West Eighty-second-
ST. Mr. HILL who was accompanied BY his wife
and daughter started for Philadelphia
At the address in Eighty-second-st. last night II
Was said that nothing was known of the passenger
Of the Oceanic.
Philadelphia Feb % (specaD.-Among the guests
at the AIdne tonight Arthur Hill. OF London.
who arrived in New-YoTk to-day on the White
star liner Oceanic. A reporter saw him at the
hotel this evening Mr. Hill was surprised to
iearh that the card story had reached Philadelphia
so quickly. and at first disposed TO deny that
he had taken part in any game OF chance board
the steamer. He finally admitted however, that
he had cut the cards with several men on divers
occasions for various sums. But II wasn't $500 "
ne declared, eagerly. Why the highest amount In
any pot go
Asked who got the money. he answered that he
did not know the man. THAT is to say. he added.
Il don't exactly know him. but I know who he Is.
l am very sorry anything of this has got out.
you know. II will prove very embarrasSins II !
hadn't my trunks partly unpacked should get
them together and leave here at once"
Mr. Hill declined to tell the nature Of his visit 10
Philadelphia. He intimated that most of the money
he lost eventually passed into the hands of Phila-
delphian board the Oceanic. by the way he
added. Il wish you would say for me that I have
crossed the Atlantic several times. and that never
saw 50 little gambling AS there vas on the Oceanic
this time
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
CONSUMPTION

is almost as deadly as ever. al
though physicians know they can
cure il generally, beginning when
most of the lungs are still sound
and even sometimes when a
great deal of damage is done.
The people don't know it vet.
They have been told; but they
don't believe it; they don't act
on il.
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil is one of the principal means
of cure.
There are other helps: dry air,
sunshine. country. sleep. regular
habits, right clothing.