Daily Republican., 1886-08-13
,.oELPBIA LETTEh'

MA Aug. Is "A tnick
paILADELfh..,, ..,.b a smooth fsoe, deep
~ and about 9S yso. years Q. ~, .Snns- 10
ppnisesa. isesa.;Sysdly ~ pretty, registered ~
40 dec,aet d,s a. 6 O'Clock last evening
pfye''.S Sonr the gentleman ap-
,naI IN n. pU Sssk and asked to have
pd . .n' err erased and that OF
p,ne' Mrs. George Williams
sua In the interval the
stiu'n' ,ssn quietly married In
b. BID .Us Ossn we're no longer desirous o.,
q n,s 700, snI the matter quiet. The
t@pipRE IA Al it arst appeared on the
No p'ws wss Pauline Ulmer, and
gher IVA wa to be o sister Of
,.a,ps Ulmer, the w wsi. ,,1,am. nn0"n n
al''' ~ singer. Mr.. Wii,isms -
sn he s a resident of phiiaeeipnia.
% % DC amber Of friends called during
large nu na and lett cards. A mutual
E..S ss's.dde s.d procured a license and .
kNnsan,. y aid to be considerable ro-
T,esI IN = ,be N ysterioua wedding. but
ares s,n,sms ~ ami instructed the clerk to
Y ,otbipg " about the matter. s......
ya"mss uvs Henry and Thomas stinson'
ia0ssU !as ssvspth and RhiD chart streets,
plly ss,srdsy ~,s held in $500 bail each
w ,,V ,,s'.,rate Smith on the charge oil
hss.d ,"d assault on Michael Blake,
I2favsVou .,.aat and Wood land
.sus' w s' on Friday last. Blake testi-
nas, s.ss, the attendants broke into his
y 'u,. and Stinson held him while
w., ~, heat him and hit him In the
tu' rI,sv then assaulted his wife and
.,,sd her about by the hair, inJur
% hsr 40 severely that she has since
lo, loousned in the University Hot
y, ~ The only explanation the prose
~, could offer for the assault wa
Y, w. ,hs attendants had q grudgs
.s,r,t him because he got married si1
ss,s,o He admitted, though, thai
sSJ rsiused to pay rent to Henry
No owned the house.
ISS E,,,y W. Wayne, 403s Germantown
..'us was yesterday fined $40 ant
NJ, h, Magistrate Neall, on the charR'
h,ntslity 10 his s,epson, Samue
Nm, Is years. Tne lad WAS covered
m brnises and his eyes were dit
rloisd, the result Of several beating
nj slckIngs administered by the de
,ndant sam uel said that his fathe
omnelld him TO sell newspapers Of
|nnray syd when he did not dispose Q
n ibe papers the father would knocl
|im down and kick him. The boy wa
jyep 10 charge Of his mother.
1 Illegal traffic In liquor was discusses
\ The meeting held last night unde
|bs auspices Of the Law and Ordc
6Ocis,y at 81 Luke's Methodist Church
Broad street and Germantown avenue
kddrssses were made by Rev. 8. X
Murray pastor of the church Frankltl
wayne and George May Powell, VIII
5aid he thought more men had bee
killsd in hospitals by the use OF liquo
tau had been saved. He also spok
lgsinst the running OF trains and th
printing Of Lewspapers on Sunday.
Patrick Ford. SO years, OF Jenkintowr
at down on the n orth Penn Railroa
yesterday near Llndley station with
snijChn Of whiskey. He was struc
lnd instantly killed by train.
John D-vine, 81 years, 1926 Dorrant
areet, was killed ON the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Nineteenth street and Washington av
hus. =...- ~
Fred Faelll, 8 years, 1880 Parrit
p.feet, died yesterday from injuries T
seved by TALL. .-..-"
Experiments are being made at u
Baldwin Locomotive Works on VIII
Pre- termed coda engines. A motor
created by impregpatipg soda wi
ssam, which takes the place of coal b
meath the boiler. 1t Is the intention
nie The engines as street car motors
Minneapolis.