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Ice Case Heard.

In Magistrate Rradley's court last
night th" ease Of James J. Malone vs.
IiHg"ia Zee Company was heard before
referees +. T. Frrye, ,irorge Hcmphill
and John +. Floyd. The company
owed AInon" 50 back pay and three days
pay amounting in all to $9.4O. Judgment
was given against the company for me
full amount. William Il. Frnelani, VIII
is y driver for til" company. had n short
az" i'll ice and in accordance with the
new rules s4.95 was deducted from h $
wages. He entered suit and was given
Judgment for tine amount
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Fuss over cars yi.,t

buhkerdnc, France. Sept. 5.-The so
chliSts here held il meeting ana passed
resolution declaring that they conld
mol rejoice 1T the cars visit Ia tbls
plare, where he is To Witness ~,
ffeneh naval maneuvrrs. They als,
condemned the authorities of i rennh
! "'nd on liberty for receiving ..an
auio.tit "a: tyrant..
The sun., 1901-09-06
Flying ship wouIdn,t NV

Paris, Sept. .. \ dirigible balloon in.
vented by frrnchnan named I,oze
was tried here during the day. The
machine, which was built at Colonies.
a suburb of Paris, consists of two cgnr
SNAPPED balloons, from which is sus.
pended big basket ear, having two
foors. The upper floor is a sort Of
salon, elegantly furnished. for the cap.
laih, who controls the five rudders.
Inc attempt 10 fly was a failure.
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ROBBERS PRIZE $4,000.
Men Who Held Up Cotton Helt Train
May he In TeNarkana.

TeNarknna, Ark. Sept. >. The six
masked arn who robbed the south
bound Cotton Belt passenger train four
miles from here are thought to be In
this city. II was at first thought that
the men were III the wooNS.Y and many
posses were sent out TO hunt them.
Tile posses have returned here, having
called the blpolhoundS from the track.
1t has been learned that the robbers
secured one bag Of gold which required
the combined efforts Of two men to car
ry from the express ear to the engine.
The through safe WaS blown open with
dynamite. 1t is believed the robbers
are TeNrkana men, or at least one
man, the remainder being boys. Tile
amount Of the booty, it is now said
will reach nearly S50.OO0. Pursuit is
now confined strictly to Texarkana.
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BufrnIn ;I.t.t an,,,

Bllifalo, sept. >. The Northwestern
h"lel 1T Military road and Lansinl
street has been destroyed by fire. III,
loss Is estimated at SlO,OO0. pipema,
! rank fites was buried beneath fan
lnS debris and was badly injured
only II few guests were in the hotc
when u" fire started. and they had il,
difficulty III getting out.
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Tornn,Io In NebrnALn.

Benlielnlan, Neh.. Sept. =. The most
destructive storm ever known in west
crn Nebraska struck Renkelman during
tue night. The wind had the force of
Il tornado. The United Presbyterian
church was completely demolished.
many stables and windmills blown
away ana houses partly wrecked. No
lives We're lost, SO far as known. as
people saw the stormclouds approch-
ing and took refuge in cellars.
The sun., 1901-09-06
Labor Leader Charges kidnapping.

New Orleans, Sept. ). Alexandra
Rodrigucz, missing secretary Of the
Cuban Cigar Makers union Of Tampa,
Fla, has reached here. He declares
that during the recent labor trouble at
Tampa lie was kidnapped and held a
prisoner without process of law in one
Of the ont Of the way houses in the
suburbs for two weeks. on Tuesday,
he says, he was given $40 and put On a
train with a ticket for New Orleans.
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cnleb rowers out of Donrer

Frankfort, Ky, Sept y. Former Sec
rotary Of Slatc Caleb Powers, one of
the men in Jail hero in connection with
the shooting Of Governor Goebel. who
was hit with I'M iron inkstand by James
Howard. another Gochrl prisoner, is
slightly improved ana is believed to b.
out Of tlanger. Howard has expressed
great sorrow over his display of ,em.
ppr
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The yir.inIn cnny.,,,

Richmond. Va. Sept. 5.-AIr. Flood
OF AppomattOX and Mr.. Glass of
Lynchburg addressed the constitution.
M convention on the report Of the com.
mittee on bill of rights. Both atlyo.
Gated the submission of tile constitu.
ti0n to the present electorate.
The sun., 1901-09-06
Traveller a suicide In Boston.

Boston, Sept. ). With five self in
ilicted bullet wounds in his head and
apparently dying G, IL. Erlham, Il trav-
cling salesman of Springfield. Mass,
WIS found III his room al the Quincy
House here. He was taken to hospi-
tai promptly but died during the morn
ing. Ill health is believed TO have
brought on mental alteration.
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PROF. JOHN TOWNSEND
To Invalids. Sufferers and Afflicted

Buy my treatment ana appliances.
For the last eight years III Wilmington
! have made these cures, rheumatism.
Kidney Complaint, Paralysis, Spinal Dis.
ease. EXema Fits, Sexnel Weakness,
Seminal Weakness, lmpotency and ID.
ralselnents Of the Nervous system. The
only cure for yon. | prove il by nv
cures III this city.
My treatment and appliances and on 90
the only one in the State. sufferers come
can cure YOU as | have othels. If you
cant come e me can come TO yon. any
part OF the State. Only one that can give
massage treatment. Office C15 Kiag ST.
Wilmington. Del. No Agents.
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Two Lucky Kion.,,,,ers.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. ). Two Klon-
dikers Clarence Berry and william
Stal"y. have arrived i'll Seattle by the
stnhncr Dolphin from Dawson. Both
men are III Dorado creek mine owners
and rs \ result of the summers sluic
ihg brought ont nearly S5OU,o00 in bank
drifts
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WILMINGTON DEFEATED.
Lost in Rorristown by the Score Of
6 to 3.

Wilmington went to Norristown yester-
day and was defeated by the team Of
that place by the score Of to s. The
visitors were robbed by the umpire and
in the fourth inning left the field. 1t
was with difficulty that they could be in
duced to return.
The battery for Wilmington was Bur-
chell and Doran and for Norristown Fox
and Adams. The score by innings fol
lows:
Wilmington ,...1 0 % 0 2 0 0 o.
NOrrisown ....3 0 0 3 o o 0 0 X-6
Norristown will play in Wilmington
this afternoon.
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Child Iniureu.

Walter Redding. colored. aged years,
was Knocked down and run over by a
horse and buggy at Eighth and King
streets yesterday afternoon slightly in
juring him. The boy was taken to his
home in the rear Of No. $40 King street
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Killed by Act. of M.,,.x.

Nashville, Tenn. .'ept. 5. Mrs. Nan
ME Anderson of Jacksonville. Fla,
chairman Of the women's relief com
nittee for the Jacksonville fire suffer
ers, is dead from nervous prostlatioll
due to overcxertion In relief work.
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PEACE PLANS REJECTED.
Continued from Page Ono

this morning at the Hickory Ridge Coll
iery. They refuse to longer support the
striking chute bosses, who had failed to
present their grievances to the union
committee for adjustment before stop
ping work.
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six-Mastcd YesneIs.

In the modern six-masted sailing
vessels the first three masts are
called by odd names fore, main and
miz2en-and the fourth, fifth and
iixth are called the spanker-mast, the
jgger-mast and the driyer-mast.
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IMPORTANT McKEESPORT MEET
ING,

NfcKecsport Pa. Sept. 5.Onicials Of
tl" Amalgamated Association and Tho
Federation Of Labor met here today,
with George Holloway. Of the .AmaIga-
matted Association, presiding.
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They are off! See Kames' score card
Grangers in Session.

Pomona Grange, Patrons Of Husband
ry, the New Castle county organization
Of grangcrs, held its quarterly SESSION
yesterday in Hnckessin. John r. Hayes
presided and about 100 representatives Of
the Il subordinate oranges We're pres
ont
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PARADE WILL BE LARGE.
Many Organic .tions Accept Invita-
tion to Turn Out Halloween.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Hal
loween committee of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club was held last evening at the
club house. Meetings will be held every
Thursday night to which the committees
of the various organizations will be in
yited. Their ideas will be sought and
every effort made to make this affair
the greatest event ever held in this city.
a number of prizes have been secured
and in time will be placed on exhibition.
rhe Wilmington Bicycle Club will not
is an organization compete for any
prizes hut the members may compete for
he individual prizes.
The following letter was sent to each
organization.
Wilmington. Del, July 90, 1901
Dear Sir:-l understanding it is not the
intention of the organization who had
hargr OF the Halloween parade last
year to look after an affair of this kinI
ior next Halloween night. and believing
| it to be- to the interest Of the city to
have parade OF this character each
year, the Wilmington Bicycle Club has
leci,led to undertake the management
Of same this year. While the parade
given last year was a success We see no
reason why the affair should not be more
successful this year. To do this requires
| the support of each and every organiza-
lion in the city, and we have no doubt
but that your organization will fall in
line with us and help to make this parade
he success ii should he.
Philadelphia has its New Years sheet.
ers, while New Orleans has its Mardi
t;ras. and we see no reason why vii
mington should not come to the front
with its Halloween parade. II is our
intention to take the matter M actively
| ll,out September 1st. hut IN the mean
time we would ask that your organization
appoint Il committee to confer with lis
in regard to the matter. and advise rs.
| the members of the committee. ~ that
we can mt the proper time notify thei.l
| when to meet with us. 1t is the idea
to have Il committee from each organi.t.
ion in the city 20 along with MS in this
work and thus keep posted Of what is be-
/ ing done.
Trusting to hear from You fay0rably
i'll the matter. we remain,
| Yours very truly.
| Walter :. TazewcIl.
| Secretary.
p, The following acceptances have beer
received.
| Wilmington Bicycle Club. Brownsou
Library Association. Brandywine Ii
hrary Association, Diamond Council No
.. ]. o. L. 4. NJ, Welcome Council n,
I. J. O. I. \. NJ. Winona Council No
?. j. o. Z. NJ. Telegraph Council No. %
]. O. Z. 4. NJ; Industry Lodge No. 9
\. o. I. W.. AppomattoX Camp. No. .
$. of Y. L. $. A.. Washington Fire Go.
NJ. Z. Star Of Bethlehem Orange Lodge
No. 125. Lenape Tribe No. 6. Imp'd @. X
NJ, Fairfax Lodge. No. 8, /. o. o. II.
Cnrnthian Lodge. No. |. s. of III.
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lf yon don't SEQ II ask your dealer
to subscribe for it. Knmes' official score
:ard, the business boomer.
The sun., 1901-09-06

For official batting averages see
lNamrS' score card
The sun., 1901-09-06
CuIture of panodiIs.

The culture of daffodils has become
,nitc an industry in the southern
fort of Lincolnshire. England.
Active Matrimonial Agency.
All marriages are not made In
Heaven, says the Philadelphia Times.
The hammocka are doing their usual
share Of the business.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.

New York, Sept 8.
Money call firm at per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper. 41sa5 per cent Sterling exchange
weak, with actual business in bankers bills at
81 s5A for demand and at si.s3laa4. s3E for G
days. Posted rates. Si.siIa and SIs7 CONNER
cial bills, 50 $ls2a4a4s3A. Silver certificates un.
quoted. Bar silver, 5siac Mexican dollars
45ike. Government bonds steady. State bonds
armer Railroad bonds steady.
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steamboat and Io.omot,

The first practicable steamboat was
built in 1902. and the first railway loco
motive in 1904.
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STATE or Ono, Cry or TOLEDO, !

i't'H - ohio, Nilf OF TOLEDO, I
Lucas County, ss.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
Is the senior partner OF the firm Of +. I
CmENEY \ Co., doing business in the
Cityoi Toledo, county and State afore.
said, and that aaid firm will nav tho
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Uatarrh chat can. ~
not be cured by the use of HAS
CATARRH CURR. ''
O. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subsr, ihad il
my presence, this 9th day of December
-l A. w. GLEASON.
go Notary Public.
al fialrs Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood an5
testimonials, free. ''oi'u iof
r. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo q
Sold by druggists. 75c. o''uo' =.
HANS Family Pills are best.
The sun., 1901-09-06
Florida Coral.

Florida Coral.
Coral, both white and red, is found
on the FLORIDA coast.
The sun., 1901-09-06

kames' score card is a'"ays official.
The sun., 1901-09-06
MACKEREI.

Are really beauties, the finest ever Of
fered at this season, packed in kits at
81 40. We guarantee weight and
quality.
The sun., 1901-09-06
NOTICE..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ail state licenses and taA ,lue and not
pad ON or before the 3Oth ,lai i. august
i9oi, there will be rs per cent. added
thereto, in accordance with .rctinn 6,
,'haptrr Is, Revised Codr. Laws IT
in'awarr; WINFIELD $ Qt LIN,
'hrk Of the Peace of New Cast" county.
wilmington. Del. July .al. iml.
The sun., 1901-09-06
Albion Wins From Keystone.

The keystone colored team was de-
feated by the Albion team yesterday
afternoon. The score follows
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keystone ...........3 0O10200 o. 3
Nllon ...............2 8 A 0 q 30 x-16
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Keith,s Continuous Variety,

The performers assigned to the Phila
delphia branch of the Keith internationa
circuit this week constitute one of the
strongest aggregations of talent that has
ever been seen here Certainly perform
ance even superior to last weeks may be
anticipated. Comedy-which has beer
potential here for many weeks-will have
a larger share of the time than for many
months, there being no less than fifteen
expert funmakers who provide mirth
full matter for almost three hours.
Europe's greatest conjuror, Bedina, and
his comedy assistant scored the hit of the
former bill in which they appeared, this
speciality being a distinct novelty that al
times astounded the spectators, while the
antics of the negro well nigh convulsed
the crowds. None of the other variety
teams has enjoyed so many engagements
on the Keith circuit this year as Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Kelley who have hitherto ap-
peared in ''In Trust" but will on Monday
afternoon present for the first time in
Philadelphia a sketch entitled. "a Case
Out of Court, by the famous lawyer, Mr..
Abe Hummel. The plot is said to be
founded on fact, the principal character,
a young lawyer, being personal friend
of the author, Mr.. Hummel, and the ac-
ton of the play is said to have actually
taken place, with the author as a witness
Vaudeville doesn't possess a funnier trio
than Dixon, Bowers and Dixon, whose
Three Rubes" is always welcomed here
enthusiastically and ELECTS practically in
cessant laughter. The excellent comedy
department also embraces the Three
Keatons, Barr and Evans, Raymond and
Caverly, who do an act similar to that
of Weber and Fields, and Gruett and
Gruett The chief vocalist will be dainty
Louise Cunning, perhaps the most popular
vocalist in this branch of Theatrical
amusements. All of the ex -prima donnaE
combined have not sung so long in variety
as has the foremost singer of Scotch
songs. Pleasing instrumental music viii
be furnished by Youngs and Brooks, and
there will be quartette of dancers Hen
dirk and Prescott and the Two Little
ducks
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DIED.

BIsHoP.-July u. at Lumberton, Daniel j..
Bishop, in his S6th year.
CLEvENGER.-July l, at Mount Holly, Ara
bella, daughter .of William Clevenger, aged
II months.
GREEN.-JuIy 10, at Palmyra, q. Gordon
Green. son of Charles C. and Ida M Green.
aged two years and months
JoHEsoN.-July ID, at Burlington, Edna II :,
wife of Wilson M johnson and daugh ter OF
Edwin B. and Mary j. Fowler, in her 18th
year.
KATRs.--July IL, at Mount Holly, Anna
Louisa, wife of Theodore N. Hates, in her S4th
year.
LYsoH-July u, at Bordentown, Julia A
Lynch.
LEE.-July II, at Mount Holly, Benjamin F
Lee, in his SGD year
OL1PHANT.-July IL, at Lumberton. Maria
THoMAs.-July 10, at Moorestown, Walter f.
son OF Annie Nj. and the late David Thomas
aged 10 years.
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MASTERS SALE

In Chancery OF New Jersey, in suit for
Partition, in which Blanche Black Is COM
pla1nant, and Jonathan Fisher, ct ux, ct ais,
are defendants, ana by virtue OF an order is
sued out of the said court in the said cause.
dated the Fifth day of June, A. d. 1901, will
sell at public vendue, at O'Leary's hotel, In
the village of Vincentown, on
THURSDAY, JULY 70, 1901
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, to the highest
bidder, the following described
Tract and Parcel of Land "a Valuable
Cranberry BOg.)
viz; Beginning at locust post on Burrs
Mill stream corner to land OF Edward Bovine.
ana runs ~ north thirty-six degrees and
thirty four minutes east fifteen chains and
thirty links TO stone in the line OF SAID
Bowne's land, and corner to Edward Black
other land; thence ~ along the line OF the
same, south thirtysix and one half degrees
east eighteen CHAINS and i've links TO large
pine tree, corner to Lawrence Fisher and Ed
ward Blacks land thence (3) along the line OF
the same, south thirty eight and one hall
degrees west nine and twenty-five hundredths
chains to a gum tree at the creek; thence a.
down said creek its several courses, to the
place of beginning, containing twenty-five
acres of land, more or less.
Conditions will be made known at the sale.
JACOB C. HENDRICKSON,
June "a. 1901, Special Master.
TPrs adv. fee, 81 40
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Pennsylvania Railroads Special Excur-
sions to PaD-American Exposition.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will run special excursions 10 Buffalo Oh
account of the Pan American Exposition,
from Philadelphia and adjoining territory,
on July 3, 9, IS, 70, 81, August 6. IS, 81,
September 5, II, II, and 26. Round-trip
tickets, good going only on train leaving
Philadelphia at $50 A. M, Harrisburg
II GOA. NJ, Sunbury I2.48 P. M, Williams
port $50 P. M, Lock Haven, 2.26 P. M,
and on local trains connecting Herewith,
and good to return on regular trains with
sion, will be sold at the rate of 5000 from
Philadelphia, $500 from Harrisburg, $9.8o
from Trenton, $40 from Altoona 5000
from Lancaster, and proportionate rates
from other points. These tickets will not
be good in Pullman parlor or sleeping cars
in either direction. For specific time and
rates, consult local ticket agents
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
Something New Under
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above described lands and premises by reason of
the death, intestate, of his father, Alfred L.
Black in the year nineteen hundred and one.
Most of said premises having been conveyed by
county, to the said Alfred L. Black, in his life
time, and part of said premises the said Alfred
Of by virtue of a last will and testament of his
father, John Black, said will being also recorded
in Burlington county.
Seized as the property of Alfred L. Black, Jun
ior defendant and taken in execution at the suits
of sundry plaintiffs, and to be sold by
CHARLES r. FENTON,
Joshua E. Borton, A.. Sheriff.
Dated June %. 19Oi. [Prn's. adv. fee, 5000.
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Literary.

The Smart Set for August Is unusually
fine. Among it's contents, are: Miss Syl-
westerns Marriage. Cecil Charles; Pierrot's
House, Bliss Carman; The Price of Ad-
mission, Felicia Goddard; De LAmour,
Edgar Saltus; Ghosts in Naumkeag, W.
B. Cohen; The Mirthless Princess, Guy
Wetmore Carryl; With the Coffee and
Cigarettes, Douglas Dunno; In the Matter
of Waterman, Guy Somerville; August
Twilight, Venevill Bray; At Bailey's
Beach, G. L. H.; The Sunfower Girl,
Reed; In Regard to Madras, I'll. Knapp
Harris; The Troubadour, Elizabeth R.
Finley; Concerning Beulah, John Temp
kins; Plant of the Summer Maid, Edwin
l.. Sabin; The Third Person, McCrea
Pickering; Orchids or Arbutus Katrina
Trask; Amor Sanctus, A. G., The Test
that Failed, Roy M. Mason; Success,
Ethel M. Kelley; An Idyl of Green Ways,
William Lucius Graves; Escapade,
Josephine D. Daskam; The Wife, Anne
Tezier Prince; Sleep, the Restorer, John
Dickinson Sherman; Taken at the Flood,
Ga 800 prize story, Beulah Downey
Hanks. Yearly subscription, So; single
copies, % cents. Issued monthly by Ess
Ess Publishing Company, 1875 Broadway,
New York. The Smart Set can be pro-
cured at Jamison's.
With single exception the July Neso
Lippincott magazine is given over to
stories for summer. "a Woman tor
Nothing" the novel complete, is by
Louise Belts Edwards, a Philadelphia
writer of many short stories. 1t deals
with the decline and fall of Miss Rix.
She is the daughter of a millionaire
philanthropist who had bound her down
very young to church work, never letting
her go much into society for fear she
would marry some fortune hunter. At
his death Miss Xix is left wealthy in
everything but happiness. Youth is slip
ping away and she longs for taste of the
bliss which other women know. Her
good friend the Bishop (who has loved her
for many years. asks her interest in his
nephew, Pierre dInyilliers, and his
babies Mrs. Pierre is in Europe with
nervous prostration. Pierre is younger
than Miss Rix and the situation seems i'm
pregnable So she consents. Facilis des
census Averni. Miss Edwards portrays
characters so well that the reader even
hears the sound of her peoples voices
The denouement is thrilling Mary E.
Wilkins long short story, 1.-TWO for
Peace, recalls her earlier successes. 1t
is about a typical daughter of the Puritans
and her lover, who confesses to Catholic
leanings" Out of their love, their
troubles and triumphs, she has made an
Accordingly interesting tale in her early
short story vein Martha Wolfenstein's
humorous sketch, called "a Judgment of
Solomon" will make laugh. Another
lively love-story, appropriate to the out
door season, is 'Cheever's Magic Mashie,
by Edwin L. Sabin.