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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
.TnE PRESIDENT
IS worse

Buffalo, Sept. Is. 7 a. m.-The
President is in a serious condition.
having had sinking spell
that left him very weak. AT one
time he was in a semi-conscious
condition, accompanied by aiailing
Of the heart, which alarmed the
attending physicians. and tor a
time it was thought he was dying.
To revive the distinguished patient
digitalls and injections of salt were
administered to arouse action OF the
heart, which was scarcely percep.
tibie.
j The Presidents relatives have
been notified Of his serious condi-
t,on and are very much concerned
for his recovery.
Vice. President Roosevelt was
summon ed and was almost prostra-
ted at the news OF the sudden re.
lapse OF the President, who, when
he left him, was supposed to be on
the rapid road to recovery. He lei,
Immediately tor the bedside oil his
distinguished companion
Mrs. Mckinley was Frustrated
on learning the serious condition oil
her husband, and 10 unable to see
any one but her attending physi.
clan. Should the President die, ir
all proba bility, it would cause hei
death also.
PRESIDENT RALLIES.
Buffalo, Sept. l3, 9. 50 a. m.-Af
ter the physieians administered tht
injection OF digitalis and salt, the
President rallied and is apparent
~ much improved and feeling bette
than any time during the night.
The physicians are in constant
attendance aud watch every change
in his condition and should any
alarming symptoms develop, viii
combat them with all the skill
known TO medic science.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
CASES IN ; b !
CITY COURT

Before Judge Churchman in the
city court this morning, LOUIS
Charlea was Charged with assault
and battery on his wife. The case
was dismissed upon pay ment Of
coats.
Annie Williams, colored, prosecu.
ted James Thorp for assault and
battery aud the fine was 81 and
costs.
Waiter volk charged John
Rhoades, colored, with acting Ia q
disorderly manner. On the night
Of July come one discharged four
shots on Thatcher street.
Martin Carey testified a crowd Of
them were shooting OFT FIRE works
when = colored woman and the de-
tendant got off the car.
Joseph Jefferis was within fifty
Yards OF the man that did the shoot.
ing. The case was dismissed.
William kiser was charged By
Special Officer Dunbar with acting
in disorderly manner at tho VIII.
mIngton Theatre. He found Kiser
was one of the men 10 the gallery
who whistled aud stamped his feet
during the performance last night.
The fine was 81 and costs.
Frank Morgan, James Tate an d
Charles Edwards were charged
by Edward Meaney with assault
and battery. His testimony was
that on Tuesday night he had been
in a stable on Lancaster avenue
between Scott and DUPONT stresk
Three men werein a shanty drink
ing beer and Morgan was one Of
the party. They had words and
then he was brutally assaulted.
His face was mashed considerable
and his head and arms were
kicked. He lay on the ground for
at least eight hours. Captain
Thomas A. Kane testified that Ed.
wards and Tate admitted they
struck Meaney. The fine was $50
and costs.
Disorderlv conduct was the
charge against William Bf0wn.
colored. The testimony was that
as a colored girlwas passing along
the street at Fifteenth and French
streets, he insuIted her and tore
her clothing. This fine was So and
costs.
Guilty" was the plea Of Garfield
Lecount. eolorcd. to the charge Of
assault aud battery on Lottie
Turner. |
Isaiah Lecount thought that the
defendant was killing mosquitoes
on the girls face.
Officer Bowman testified that the
girl told him that the defendant
struck her in the mouth because"
she was with another mau. The
fine was IS and costs.
HenryC c. Thomas. colored. was
charged with trespass. A. Bueh.
Ter Of No. 42+ West Fourth str Get.
testified that about O. clock this
morning he found the man in his
house with his shoes in his hands.
When he came down with the man
the front door was locked. Ha
could not tell how the man got into
the house unless he went.in during
the evening. The case went over
until tomorrow morning in order to
make an investig alton.
John Riley pleaded not guilty 10
the charge OF being drunk and dis.
orderly. Officer Scott testified that
the man used very bad language on
the street. lie asked to be allowed
to 60 home TO Pennsgrovc. He was
sorry Tor what he had done.
In the case Of Jerry Dlneeu
charged with the larceny Of a pair
Of cuff buttons, tho property Of his
mother. Mrs. Richards testified
that the, cuff buttons were valued
at S. and had been worn by young
Dineeu. Agent Stout said the boy
should be allowed to go to the home
at Hockcssin. The buttons he had
were given 10 him by his moth CT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
DEATHS.

WHITFORp.-A Boston. Mass. on Sept.
r. 1901, Mrs. HARRIET Amelia Whltford
widow Of Jeremiah Whitfori, IN he Sath
year Of har ngc.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral services at the residence OF her
son, John N. Whitford, NO. 81! West 10Th
street on Monday afternoon at 1 o clock. In
terment private.
HANDY Suddenly on Sept l.th, 1901 James
Watson Handy, aged 81 years
Relatives md friend. are in vited to attend
the funeral services ut his late residence,
Carpen tor, Del, oil Sunday afternoon. Sept
Ia ut 2 o'clock. Services ut the house. In.
terment at SLOAN cemetery
ANDEi,sON--Dn sept, II, 1901. William How.
ard And erson. aged " years, months, son
of Allen A. AMI Aniis NJ. A nderson.
Interment private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

c. +, Curley, attorney for Theodore II
Lang has upplisl to Chancellor Nicholson
Tor an order to restrain Charles I. John
son from running hack between Middle
town and Odes,n. Lang and johnson
both 1.-Two in Odsssa Lang claims no
bought of Johnson the right 10 tho hack
limo and the tcams under an agreement
that Johnson would not run an oppusi
ton line, aud hat contrary to agreelne nt
John son has, besn running a hack line for
abe ut thirteen months and continues to
do So,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

The members ri the sophomore
class at Delaware College attempt
ed 10 haze several members of the
Freshman class last night, but the
Freshmen quickly dubbed together
and proved TOO much tor their sen.
Tor friends, who beat hasty re.
treat. This years Freshman class
is the largest in tue history of the
school. aud the Sophs soon discov.
cred they had bitten off more than
thew could chew.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
PHYSICIANS FEAR
ends NEAR.


Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept. )
AS the teiegrdphiustruments rat
fled away with their fororn story
early this morning the hastily
aroused physll !ans began arriving.
An automobile racing at top speed
brought DR.. MynteX first. He did
not stop TO sneak but rushed into
the house. l}g. Mann came almost
on his heels and he, 100, ran down
the street. After them came .Abner
Mckinley. pale ana agitated. lie
s. lett the house scarcely two hours
before with tue assurance that the
tide han turned in the case OF his
brother,
Secretary Wilson and Secl ctary
Hitchcock. in grIct at the peril OF
their chief arrived IN a lew min.
utes, Another hurrvnu visitor
was DR.. Wasdin, whose arrival
comple,e,! tie circle o! physicians.
and another was Mrs. McWi!!lams,
the friend o, Mrs. Mckinley.
The physicians. after their con.
sultatjou and tie examination OF
the raticut, could offer little en-
courapemcut. He was very veal,
and his heart was so feeble that
aaey feared lest his life might &c
ont at any time. The bulletin they
issued at $50 tod Of the very crit
ical condition Of the President.
at gives rise. they said, "to the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
Kelley. -Bruers M pitfalls

The Presbyterian church at Allentown,
n. j., wa, the scene Of n pretty wedding
yesterday, The COZ lraciug parties being
Miss Julia d. Druere and Johh G. Kelley
son of County Comptroller George ID.
Kelley. The ceremony was performed by
The Rev. DR.. Swain assisted by Rev, DR.,
+. II. Morse of Middletowu. Mis- Annie
Bruere, sistor of tho bride was maid OF
honor, and DR.. John Bruoe Of Trenton
best man.
Samuel kell y. George D. kolley. u,
Curtis Hollon, of Philadelphia. Homes
B-nere, OF New York Edward Vaughan
OF Middle own and George L. Townsend
Jr.. were ushori. -J
MIR. aud Mrs. Kelley left for tip
through the South.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
Industrial School Nee ting.


The regular monthly meeting of
the managers of the Ferris Indus.
trial School was held in the New
Century Club building last evening.
Chief Justice Lore. frat vice presi .
dent, presiding at the meeting.
The board received the resigna.
ton Of Calvin G. Thomas. as secre-
tary. as he 10 going 10 move to Bos-
ton.
The committee on devotions and
entertainment reported that servi-
ces had been held regularly at the
school, and that a quartette had
been org auized and gives the school
some nice music. The boys are all
reported 10 be 10 good health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
wreet.a ~ Trolley Car .

A delivery wagon belonging to
w. s Wright, and loaded with
W atermelons and peaches. was
struck BY a Maryland avenue car
al Fourth and Tatnall streets, this
morning. Mr.. Wright was turn.
ing off the tracks a. the car came
down Fourth street hill at lively
rate and before the motorman could
stop 1t, It dashed into the back
part Of the wagon, completely de-
molishing it and scattering the con.
tents into the street. Fortunately
the driver or horses were not 10.
injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
Killed BY Lightning.

During the storm which passed
over Delaware county on Wednes-
day night, Joseph Mclaughlin lost
a valuable horse by lightning. The
animal had taken refuge alongside
OF the barn. aud was struck and
instantly killed. The building was
untouched.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
viii Not 90 to Rehoboth,

Mr.. j. Edward Addioks has sent to eaeh
member OF the Legislature who was to
have been his guest over Sunday Of Re
hoboth the following telegram:
go Il am constrained to withdraw my In
vitatron to you for Rehoboth tomorrow
. on the account Of the critical condition OF
the President
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
Reform Committee.

There viii! be a meeting OF the
Ci.izen's Committee Of Fifty at the
rooms OF the Board of Education
this evening, when the constitution
will be adopted and the organiza-
ton gwen . name.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
Had q Close Call,

An elderly woman and her daughter
had close call this after nom from
bong killed AZ Third and King stree 6
by trolley car. Tho mo,orman applied
the brakes so forc!bly thai the noise Of it
drew their attention to the car. 1t stop
pod within foot of them. Tho cur was
No %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13
LOTS

Mary Orphy Robinson, daughter Of j.
b. Robinson. Newport. Del. who has
be,a confined to her home with typhoid
fever for tho pAst three weeks 10 inprov
ing slowly.
Mrs Mary A. Schaffner will erect a
store ut Twenty ninth and Madison
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

NOTICE go GENTS FINE CLOTHING
~ made to order by ri table mcrchant tai
Tor on small weekly or monthly pavmcrts
Address Post pili,c Box 1877, CITY, a3l?m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-13

N ]. Connolly OF No. 100 West Twelfth
street is suffering from IN attack q ~
psDdicltta. s-,-> 5000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12

Governor Bliss has designated Aprn
2G as Arbor Day ia this state ana IA NE
proclamation advises that special atteh'
ton be given To the subject OF forestry
in Michigan The forestry question
cannot be emphasized too strongly or
TOO often. but the program could oe
made more extensive with rea! brnehl'
I'm many of the eastern schools EN- "tts
are being made to have "a bird day along
with Arb1r Day, call the attention OF
the school children 70 the usefulness oil
the birds. encouraging their protrctio)in
and that of their nests and eggs as en-.
The public schools of Michigan lnlght
with profit devote part OF their ArooI
Dav program 10 the birds Ah'the'
subject which should be emphasl@ IA
connection with Arb Day o> the
schools of this city is that OF oeantllt he
the home. which Is being advocated
inst now bv the Horticultural society
Arbor Day affords the best OF opp y
tuuities for bringing these subjects Ior
ciblv no the attention of the public an'
il is lust As we'll that it should he glVeI
a new and wider meaning.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12
WITH SONG AND PRAISE.
Easter was Appropriately Observed pS
the Alma Churches and Beautiful
Flowers Decorated the Pulpits
Special Musical Programs Peculiarly FITTING 10
the Day OF Christian Celebration

The Easter services a. rendered iu tnc
churches of this place last sunday '\-
celled an celebrations Of the feast pl
resurrection, which have been observed
IN Alma for IA number of years. ne
musical features of all the services we're
of most impressive sweetness. ana Were
supDicd by the best musical talent oil
rho town. The floral decorations were
GRAND i'm many instances tllnS the
entire sanctuaries OF the churches, ahd
in most beautiful manner were Nug
gestive of the COMMUNICATION oil the
joyful occasion of the risen Lord. al
was indeed. "A time when the churches
~ all beliefs worshiped III the religion
of sacred music.
In all the churches appropriate music
was rendered in connection with the
regular services and sermons 10y IN,
various Da.tOrs. with the exception Oh
~ prcshvtcrian where the evening wac
do,.ntnd to a service Of song. Ihc eNcel
lent choir Of this church. under th'
aaici.ut direction of Mrs.. Josephine II
Iobu had entire charge OF the strNlc'
With rho exception OF Il short address, u.
tho pa.tor. but TO specially mention an
one number would be Impossible ~ IN
nropram throughout was all tha' 'oul
be desired .,
were found al II. johns Ew-cop
church where the communion s'rNlc'.
6.3O i'm the morning and the eFe",4
.ervices were conducted 10y thu Key. VI
Savree of Detroit The chancci w,
almost entirely filled with great oani
of flowers. q
Large congregations assem- hleu ll u
different churches AT all the s'fN ''.
during the day and the interest MAJ
fosted was exceedingly grafliy lh@
those who had the arrangements
charge i'm the different places "l We
ship.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12
An EVENING OF MUSIC
An Exceptionally Fine Program Rend-
dered at the Harold Jarvis Enter
tainment.

The committee representing the y.
=. G.. T.. OF the Presbyterian church Of
Alma should receive much praise from
the people of the town for providing the
most excellent musical treat that WAS
given in the church last "Wednesday
evening.
Harold Jarvis was here about two
wears ago and won the hearts of the
musical members of the town and there
fore his coming again at this time was
awaited with pleasure Harold Jarvis
i. "a singer who improves with age and
h, cam Justly he termed the sweet tenor
SINGER of Michigan He WAS down on
/ tho program for only four numbers bat
; very praciou-lv he agreed 20 supply an
other bv request and after the last Mum
/ bcr I'M addition he responded 10 an en-
thusia~tic encore with sweet Alton
This was one of the numbers that he
sang here two Years ago and II was bN
request that hc repeated IT as an encore
MIR. Jarvis was very ably assisted b,
local talent. Miss Whiting and Mis-
sharp ou the piano and Lou Florence oil
"a, reader. Mis-, dip. while very young
her renditiOns of the two juveniles
"Truc story of Little Boy Blue am
"Comin Through tho Rye were al
that could be desired and were both eu
: Enthusiastically encured.
Miss sharp rendition on the piano
mpromptu, Op. -, Chopin was pei
, feet and as usual pleasing.
o. Miss Whiting Is too well known
+ musical circles of Alma 20 need an
special mention and her rendition
Polonai,c Mcdowell was perfect. =
Il am accompanies Mis-, Whiting clear
showed her abilities and II WAS casl
e percpptible that her conception of Il
e several numbers was entirely IN sNl
p pathv with the singer Mr.. jarvis q
ie pressed himself as being extremely gri
'u flied i'm securing so accomplished an
compaui-t as 10 was not often that
DC wa, So favored
- Tho society ucttcd about 80 as the
I'd .uIt of theeutertanment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12
A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with ITS sud,
den changes oftemperature, rain Nind
and sunshine often intermirgled IN
single dav,-it is no wonder that our
children. friends and relatives are SO
freoncntly taken from Us by neglected
colds half the deaths resulting directly
from this cause. a bottle of Boschee S
German Syrup kept about your home
for immediate use will prevent serious
sickness, large doctors bill, and per
haps death, by the use of three or tour
does For curing Consumption, Hem
orrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs
Group. or any disease of the Throat, OF
Lungs. its success is simply wonderful
as your druggist will tel you Get
sample bottle free from Sharrar X Mul
hollands Regular size, IS cts. Ge
Green's Prize Almanac.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12

& IT Chase. that highly educated,
scholarly and moral gentleman "lo
rattles around In the editorial capaoi'S
of the Gratiot Journal, proposes O. Keep
Ne posted hereafter on the work OF 'ue
office If county school commissioner ~
this county II he had WASTED some OF
mis- energies IN tins direction oAr.lI me
pas two years the people ~ me county
would have appreciated nus EFFORTS j., II
is TOO bad this great moider OF pG"4'
opinion could not see him self n ''her'
see him
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

4. T.. Brown was in Detroit Wednes-
day
II. IA. Hines of Stanton was IN Alma
Wednesday on business
Miss Gertrude Greig has position as
trimmer in a millinery store IN Grand
I Rapids.
II. w. Ashley of Toledo, general
manager az the Ann Arbor X Il was
in Alma TUESDAY.
Mrs Ella johnson aud son, Morris,
spnnt Sunday with Mrs. Johnson
daughter iu Mt. Pleasant.
Rev JAY Ohzbe and d $ Carmichael
went 70 Saginaw Wednesday 60 attend
the meeting of the Saginaw Presbytery'
Miss Alma Stohl of Emerson, who has
been attending college, has accepted
position in the Baunster schools, and LETT
for that place the first OF the week
Mrs. W. A Seavers wishes to AN.
/ nounce 20 her patrons that her dress
+ making parors will hereafter be- To-
/ Gated IN the rooms over the postoliice
O +. Shattuck Of tins place has been
2 appointed deputy for the Modern Wood
men of thls district and l. proving quite
] successful IN organizing new classes for
p TINS order
Mrs. c + Wright died at her home
a three miles north of Elwell last Friday
= aged GG years. The funeral was held
az the house on Sunday, Rev. J H.
Wooton of this place officiating, and in
terment was made IN the French GENE
/, terry.
10 Last Tuesday night after the work OF
Y the camp was over with the Modern
% Woodmen OF this place were very agree
e ably surprised by their daughters, wive
Il and sweethearts who came prepared Il
" furnish them supper. very agree
Ie able evening was spent
y Mrs. b. w. Ellison and son, Merlin
II Mr. and Mrs Edward White, Mis-
l' Louise Gargett and Mr. and Mrs J O
r. Packard went 10 Toledo last Saturda
70 attend the dedication OF the new FRS
Church Of Christ Scientist IN that cit
~, on sunday They returned hom
" Tuesday
e. Mr.. and Mrs T a Ely were in ID.
M front over Sunday visiting their son
ad q Ely. before his leaving for New Yor
Ia where he has accepted a position as !,
gal representative OF the firm ~ Holmt
Bros brokers, at a salary OF - 900 pt
year Ralph's many frien is in Aim
ed will be pleased % learn of his good lucl
Gs Mrs. Linda s Pugsley, wife of "
no G. Pugsley, died at her home ia Sumn'
Le last sunday, aged ~ years The d
ceased was taken with hemorrhage
the stomach and was only Ill about Oh
week before her death The funer
was held IN the Elwell church on Tue
T dav and interment was made in II
! Prtcha,d cemetery Besides her ~
band she leaves one daughter, Blanch
L. 20 mourn their loss
W. w Ders,Ow. ths celebrated arti
py and designer OF Chicago, is 81 piping
III san'tarium visiting MS friend, d
Butler. and AZ the same time euJoyil
the health benefits OF t7e insttutio
Mr. sDenslow is famous for his illustr
!" riols in the two Juvenile books call'
Father goose, and Wonderful wi
hc ard of o." although there are maj
.N- more Of his works that have been issu'
OF by the Roycrafters OF Chicago. lie
'cd also the designer on the "Fhilistine
he monthly artistic publication issued
ere the Roycratters
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12
Carrlage Pairting

Having reftted my paint shop ara
engaged the services OF h-s''claa'
painter | am in better shape IMAM eve I've.
10 do frst-class carriage painting O-'
work made to look % good as new
Give me a call and look my WORK owe
1852 If r. >. Cl.E'''' o'' LVu'7'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12

Congressman Darragh is being Hooded
with calls from farmers for govern ent
seeds He wishes 70 inform such friends
that the seeds for this year go 70 the
our going incumbent, consequently De
has none this year for distribution
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12

we wish to cordially thank the knd
friends and neighbors who assisted is
during our recent sad bereavement.
w G. PUG~LEN.
BLASCHE PCGSLET,
Nix .SD Mrs FRED NJ. EaN9eS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12

Brother Chase has the political defeat
of mi, party all figured out now lie
As usual. laws II o. the stay nome vote
If they had had any heart ln tht
cause and were not thor uFhi7 dlSEusted
with the c1uglOmeratlon thoy would
have cot out
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-04-12
i! Churches ! Societies.
CHURCHES.

c,l,iact for next Sunday at First
Church of Christ, scientist VII
"Dootriue of Atonement A corol"'
invitation is extended TO oil.
Regular services at the Baptist church
next Sunday, morning ana eNeulIE'
THE past1r viii finish the series ~ ne
Gospel for the Higher Manhood III the
evening The specific subject VIII De
"The Gospel IN its Influence Upon the
will OF Man AL are cordially invited
to these services.
The cottage prayer meetings are being
we'll attended and considerable interest
shown. Next Wednesday evening ApIi
1sfh fine ioug.looked-for evangehstlc
sarvieas will begin under the ieadtrshlp
80 CbaDlsin White. During the hTsi
vveek tnev will be held ia the baptis'
church All are urged to attend o'elu
Ting the first evening We need espec
iauv the prompt, willing assistance ol al
who can sing.
sOcGEuEs
The Bay View Circle viii meet wiz
Mrs G. W. Pringle next Tuesday even
mo Lesson. last three chapters OF vi
England.
Regnlar meeting of Fitz James Lodg
No o. x of p, tonight. Work III tn
first rank. Members are requested
meet early.
rho Ladies' Aid Society Of the VI. !
church will meet at the nome vi VI
WIN. Thomas "Wednesday alterhoo'
Anril IL. Refreshments Will De serNe'
All are invited.