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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
HE WAS LINE oHRIsT.
A southern Orator Aikens the Cons
fcucrats Chict 10 the saviour.

A Southern Orator Likens the Con.
fcdorate Chicr 10 the saviour.
BoNHAM, TEXAS, Dec. 3l.-T. W.
Csskey delivered lecture Sunday night
at the Main Street Christian Church on
the subject, "The Inner Life Of Jeffcs.
son Davis" Mr., Oaskey was IN acquaint-
ance of Mr. Davis for 50 years aud Tor
80 years one OF his most intimate friends
In the course OF bis remarks hi.
Casksy mads the following statement
at is said history repeats itself. II this
be correct, then the truest instance OF a
re- etition that know Of is tho life OF
Jesus Christ repeated TO great extent
In the person OF Jtfsrson Davis" To
substan,iate the above statement Mr..
Caakey said that during his aclraintAncs
Of half century with Mr..
Davis, tho latter never entered saloon
nor allowed the mildest oath 10 pAss
his lips aud was one Of the most pon.
sistent Christians that ever breathef.
Mr.. ca key will lecture through Texas
this wi ter and will make tour Of tho
Northern States during the coming
summer. He says now that the illustrious
man is dead and cannot defend himself.
He proposes to devote the rest OF his life
time in showing to the world that Jeffer.
son Davis 10 the grestest man that has
lived since the days of Jesus Christ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
QUE Fo0rWAYs.
A simple and Cheap Process For
Improving Them.

Improving Them.
Editor Gazette d Journal. While the
carriage ways Of our city are being i'm
proved, very little is being done for our
footwalks. The sidewalks all over the
city are, as rule, very rough and I'M
pleasant to walk on, Now l will suggest
very simple and cheap remedy for this.
II is to take bucket Of asphaltum and
long handled brush and give the pave
nlent good coating Of the asphalt, filling
up the hollows and crevices, 80 as 10
make level surface. A sprinkling OF
crushed shells, thrown on while the
asphalt is still soft, would prevent any
softening from the heat of the SUI. The
asphalt would keep the earth dry under
meath and the pavement would not bs
disturbed by the frost; and IL rs much
pleasanter to walk on than either brick or
stone.
In this way the whole city might be
cheaply repsvei, &C., the old psyements
be rendered as good again as new. The
asphalt will not do without the shells nor
the shells without the asphalt. The
asphalt prevents the shells from wearing
away and becoming dusty, and the shells
prevent the asphalt from becoming soft
in summer time, besides turning OF the
rain water All the old cobbie stone
streets might be made as good ns neoes-
sary, by frat giving them layer OF
shells, and when thegs have worn tolerably
smooth, giving them thin coat OF
asphalt. II Will also answer on streets
which have never been paved. There is
no need TO pave with aolid blocks Of
| asphalt The asphalt is only needed on
/ the surface, TO prevent wear Gnd dust,
/ and to keep the water ont. II would be-
better to make the body Of the pavement
CT stone or brick.
There is no need to round street MP
in the middle unless you want 10 set tho
4 value Of the arch have never seen this
dOne. But, IL you take common brisk
aud set them on edge, and letting them
rest against the curb on eitEer side,
spring an arch and give them coat OF
4 asphalt on top, tho pavement would
never wear out. II yOu do not use the
arch tho paysments bad better BE tilt, or
even slightly hollow in the middle, so
that every rain would wash them clean.
II Fourth street were treated to cont.
ing Of ASPHALT, it would render It we'll.
nigh perfect; and then after pavement
hsa been torn up il would be 50 easy 10
smooth it over again with the bucket and
the brush. Cobble stone btreats would
be better prepared for that process il
the heavy steam roller were hrst moved
over them. w. 4. QuINpY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

Nj X. Higgins, candidate for the post
office nt Eaton, Nd, called on The Post
Inast6r. general at Washington Monday,
accompanied by Dir. Joseph Il. White.
They vent over the situation s.. ERston,
sua toll 81. Wsnamaker Why Mr.. Hig.
dis oupht to b appointed. Represents,
tive Gibson was atso at the department
and saw MIR WsnamakeE In behalf O..
Mr.. Shreva. Mr. Whnsmahsr said after
ward thst IL was not likely that
decision in the case would
be resnbed for vesk or more. The
posted flee At Poo0moke City Worcester
county, Md, will become q presidential
oItioe Jauusry LIST. II ia understood that
James Il. yhcsut, the present fourth
class pos.ma'tsr, will bs continued by
he President.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
TRUSTEES OF THE fooR.
Proceedings OF the Monthly Meeting
at Ihe AlmshOuse Yesterday.

Proceedings OF the Monthly Meeting
At the AlmshOuse Yesterday.
The Trustees OF the Poor Of New CASTLE
county met in regular session at the
almshouse, at Farnhurst, on Friday. All
the members were present excepting
President Thomas l.. j. Baldwin and
Secretary j. Wilkins Cooch, in whose
places Trustees Milton Lackey and Frank
z. Herbert were respectively chosen, pro
tempore.
John Armstrong, assistant fireman, was
placed on the almshouse pay roll, OF u
salary of IS per month.
Superintendent Guthrie's monthly re-
port was as follows: Deaths, 8. Total
number Of inmstes--White men, l30
white women, CO; white children. 10
total white, 215; colored men, &c; colored
women, l6; colored children, 6; total,
colored, 35 grand total, 253.
The bill of the Rev. Albert Thatcher,
81 40, for fare in travelling between Wit
mingtou and Farnhurst for the purpose
OF holding religious services in the aius-
house, was allowed on motion Of DR..
ogle.
Trustees Laokey, Solomon and Herbert
were appointed q committee to audit the
accounts OF the board before the next
meeting,
The following bids for moving frame
building from the grounds of the Dis-
mond State Insane Asylum to the aims.
house grounds we're read; j. 4. Willis,
S73S; George Il. Sheath, S972. The
contract on motion OF Mr.. Mooney, wAs
awarded to ME. Willis.
Trustees Rowland, Davis and Springer
were appointed aioommittee toinspect The
Almshou6e buildings.
The December payroll, amounting to
I eS62, was allowed.
/ Trustees Rowland and GNrmRu were
appointed committee to which was re-
ferred bill Tor Sl,l90, from the Penn
syivsnia Hospital, for the board Of in
digent insane persons from this State
lately transferred from that inHtitution 10
the Diamond State Insane Asylum. The
committee will report at the next meet.
ing OF the board.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
ro,,.nfrice olerk, rro,e.,.

The Minneapolis Past.of!.aa G!erks'
Association has adopted and ia ciroul-t.
lug all over the country, resolutions with
respect TO tire compensation and labor Of
post Office clerks IS follows: "rhR. we
are entitled 70 an inerssse OF pay from
July lst, 1859 ihst we are justly entitled
to Il vacation Of 80 days in each year with
pay; that we demsn3 that cur days labor
be tiIed at eight consecutive bouEs, bs-
csu7e under the present E5stem we are
Obliged to work early aui late Rni
thereby orr health is injured, we arc do.
prived of the society OF our families aud
because in other departments OF the gov
eminent days lsbor ls fixed Rt four i've
and six hours; that we request uuv re-.
spec.ive representatives eld sera'dra, in
Congress, to help MS With their infiueucs
and stand up Tor our cause aud the busi-
ness interests OF the country; that we
cherish the memory OF our great states
man and noble benafaotor, S. 5. Oox, for
the rare qualities OF his heart and mind
and his eminent services in our behalf. "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
VIII APPLr FOR A PRONE.
The Postal Company Will EncesyoE
IOG ctsln Instruments.

II is probable that the Postal Te'e-
graph Gable Company will legally apply
for telephone, rom the local exchange
TO be placed IL its office at tbs southwest
corner OF Third and Market streets The
Postal Compnny's officials think they can
mske strong case, and the teloRraphing
pubic which is nov compelled to Leni
messages over the telephone to the local
Western Union Office, will be pleased il
the efforts ebsll be saocessiul
the discrimination Of the Ball Tsle.
phone Company in favor Of the Western
Union CompNuy regarding tele2raphic
corporations, has been adversely decided
in other sta.es and it is thought such
should be the case in Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
NRR oLUB HOUSE.
The Wilmington W beet Club PuT-
chascs the Danby HfauSion.

The wilmington Wheel Club PuT-
chascs the Danby Mansion.
The committee OF tue Wilmington
Wheel Club appointed for that purpose
has purchased Of John Il. Dandy The
large three story brick house, No. on
Shipley street, containing eleven rooms
and a bath room This price paid was
about $500. The club will use it rs a
club house and will take possession on
March 25th.
The Wilmington Wheel Club now
numbers about 60 members. They Will
refit and furnish the house from top 10
bottom and make II 2 pleasant raudez-
vous for wheelmsn. Pool ard billiard
tables and other accessories Of fest.
class club will be added and tire place
made as cosy and homelike as possible.
An addition will probably be built next
summer Us o stoEsge room for whsels.
The property IN 30 feet frout and 100 fee.
deep and will allow Of ample expansion.
1t is considered in every way desirable
for the purposes for which 1t is intended.
The efficient committee which hsd the
matter in charge consisted Of Chris
Frederick, e. d. 4. Sutton, %. f. Mo.
Daniel, s. w. Merrihew, Charles 3. vii.
son and A. w. Hukill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
wILHisa rows rROaRsss.
showing nR HnCrenss of Owe
'FNyeuIE 'EuOtfnRttd IN Rem VeRTs,

showing nR Increase of over
Twenty TnOunRItd IN Zen Wears,
During the year 1859, the city Bufysy.
inc department marked 6l9 building
lines, distributed through the yariou4
months as follows: january, 80; Fsbiu.
airy, IS; March, 70; April, 81; May, rs;
June, ls; July, Az; Auguat, Gil; Septeu5.
Der, 10; October, 81; November, iii,
December. ~,
For the IL years beginning With 1850
there have been erected 1876 buildings,
divided through the vGnous years al lUs.
lows; 1880, 49l; 1881, GOA; 1852, &c.
1888, 600; 1854, 1913; 1885 ais; 1856,
293; 1857, 432, 1885, 1888; 1883, 5lJ
From 1871 to 1889 inclusive, which
comprises the dates during which Tho
building line records have boon kep..
z, lG9 buildings of sll kinds have beeu
erected, OF the 4 ,496 bulldiugI ersc.ed
during the past 10 years, deUuctnR III
per cent or say 1876, % comprising dill
other buildings outside OF dFelirga, Il
would leave 1000 dwellings ~ Gu up-
proIimata estimsts OF the number OF
dwelling houses eTsctsi. Averaging ave
people to dwelling, this would indicate,
. natural increase Of shout ~, co.. peuple
FROM this source alone, not c1upting tie
several thousand who we're ajisd d ire
city's population by the extension Of Tho
citys limits anu tho sulitiou OF the Eiay.
snth and Twslith wRrds. A tho pom.
lation Of Wilmington was AZ 90O In round
numbers in 1880, tba present population
muat be in the neiehboihood O. IS 600.
The decennisl csufus OF the government
next summer will prove O. diapgoya these
] ipureg,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

CRlsrLBrowA, MD. Dec. "a, --OonstAble
Parsons OF Morton station, is regarded 40
90 efficient oficar, bnt couple or colored
prisoners fooled him badly yesterday.
TIER names are Robert scott aud John
Hicks, and both arc charged with steal
ing Tho men we're taken before Justice
j. i. Htarkoy, In Stlli Pone, and sen
fenced, Scott for ~ months aud Hicks
for Biz months, In the House Of Gorrso-
ton. OlpsF PagBona hsndculsd tue
men together ard started fer Chester
town isst night to lodge them in jail. On
the WY down Eioks Btid the "eudsn hu,t
him, and they were iocssned. They were
IN an open dearborn, Mr.. Parsons ia front.
with httlo boy driving, and all went
we'll INIT! they reach 81 the hill this side
OF Washington College, when. as the
tsam descended the hill the two mon sui-
| denly jumped out she bsss, lssping the
roadside tenoo md we're OF. EicSs hRd
slipped tne ouss from his wrists and
thas separated himself from his com.
! psuion, Nj. Parsuns, suspecting that
th1y would ulsS4 for SioTEau's creek
bridge, vent directly 10 that plaza, after
securing Fun treIa neixhooriar
farmer. Here hd tccretsd hlmsnif, and
after welt Ct an boar Scott made his
! appearance. Ihe constable ordered him
70 halt, but Scott took to his heels and
MIR. Parsons fired without effect. Both
men are still at large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
1lonthlr LInlLainr l.inrn,

Chief EaglAeer Boughmba reports tes
following building lines mark dta.ng
December; Francis ?. D.llo2, acyon d. u.
lings, Bouthwsat corhsE OF lI.h &od
Jackson; Michael N we'll, uioe dwellInEs
noTta ride Of second. between Harrison
and Frankiu; Frarz GingleGach, oaa
dwelling, or north side OF Flsth. between
DUPONT and scott; John ]. Bia!mann,
slaughter nause or north side OF Seventh,
hstweon Madison and Monroe; Alfred
Taylor two dwellings on north side Of
Tulip, between duRon, and Scott; William
T. Seeds, two dwell!BRg 90 west side of
adams Between Iepth and Eleventh,
hiram YefGer Biz dwellings southeast
ccrEer o. Elm snd Adams; Gre ton Land
ami lmpr0T mem Company four dwell
ljugs, suu.h sias Of 5 taFsrl Detwseu
Twepty-toiri Gn3 Fwta,y-iDutth: Joan
Mulycnn, ten Dwellings, n3ssG side OF
Pleasant between HafuqJa tnt Franklin.
Total tor month, AZ; totsl for December,
1883. 81
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
j LoNa sAp RkooRp.
List OF the COrOuer's Gases During
this Year 1850

Ihr Year 1850
Including Saturday, Coroner GRmb or
his deputy, George L. Barnhill, has issued
lt3 coroner's certificates for the year just
about closing. OF these the most deaths
were caused by heart disease and other
natural vauses, hut &C of them resulted
from violence. OF these, four resulted
from gun shot wounds inflicted by others,
namely; Franz Daniels, Luke Elliott,
Walter p, Wright, rrancise Jsnkovsky.
Two deaths, Samuel Edwards and Martin
Dcordan, resulted from knife stabs.
Twsnty-riue were killed by railroads,
Of watch the p, w. Il b. had "a victims
and the B. 4 o. five victims within the
county. They we're: O. N. Roberto,
Ernst Gabriel, Charles Z. Spencer, Roger
j, Bayns, Michael Madden, James NJ.
Dsnnison, james II. Lenderman, John
Wade, Matilda Wade, Frederick Schroedel,
Albert Hudson, Frederick Ryan, jennie
I,srue, Lena Wagner Robert Gibson,
Harry Gsail Patrick Ryan, John Hog
berg Joseph Bonssll, John Logan, Lewis
j. Pyle, Daniel Robinson, Samuel Bar.
nsrd, JohG GsvahAn, John Morgan,
Israel Temple, Edward Lyle and two un-
known.
ThiIseen were found drowned as fol.
lows @. Hetherineton, James Cochran,
Joseph Downey, D. H. CLARK, Peter 3.
Becker, William Holmes, Andrew Colds
borough, Charles TLopiRn George i.
Barrett, William Mctilashau, Arthur
/ Gregory and two unknown,
Five are known to have committed
suicide--Ismes McAllister, Charles 4.
Dure, John Tikfer, Patrick Brogan,
AMAZE ". Simmons.
Twelve met deaths By other accidents
ss follows; james Allrich, Georg:
Bslbioh Thomas Collins, Leonardo Fin
smOrn, Tbomss Lafnrs, James II. Sspp
John W. Keith, Michael McIahon, Mari
u. Whibbleg, John Cou9hiin, Charles q
Deakyns, Charles Brand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
West chester Po.,u,as,crnh,p.

WKsr CHESTER, Dec. Heterogeneous
Darlington acknowledges that Mr.. II. P.
Worth, editor OF the Republican,, will be
nominated by him for tho position Of
postmaster Of this place, and that the
change will likely take place soon. Mi.
Pyle, the present incum bent, has some
thing over year Of his torsn,GemAining
but II is now claimed thnt he HilNsIat be
permitted to serve to it's end. Mr. Oar.
iingtou hsl sent in the name Of Joseph
Ad. Thomson for postmaster at Mtdig.
The cfiioaB OF Oxford, Downington,
CoAtesville and Wsst Grove, will claita
official attention in the way Of changes "
the order as named. Tho matter n
changing the location OF the Downing
town Sfii,o will be disposed OF before vi
new postmaster will be chosen.
A number of Chester county Republ
cans, both OF the stalTart and kicking
kind, have sent petition to Postmasts
General Wangmaker, asking that tn
present postmaster Of West Chester,
Democrat, John Pyle, ne allowed to sefs
the balance Of his term, which extend
into 1892 he petition sets forth that hl
Pyle ia the best postmaster the town hk
eyer had that thate is no cause outsi4
OF party CLAIMS for his removal and tbs
ni3 retention viii be serving tho best y
tsrast OF the people OF tho town, ire
spectiyo OF political associations. 1t
said that a.. Gonsras4mRn Washington
Townsend, Olptsi.: Il. Y. Oornwell and
severai U.l-a.s OF the anH- Darlington Rs
pubIirAus are prominent IN making the
rtquest, and IL can Readily DO imagined
tnat Congressman Darlington will dc
aoiue modest Quaker cussin' when thii
| petition eonfronts him ut Washington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
proh,btrionl.ta Ilau ire IsooEc.

LIAvEHworrH, KAN, Dsc. 3l.-At the
banquet gwen TO Judge Brewer last night
in honor OF his elevation 10 the supreme
Oolrs of the United Staten, the commit
tee Of arrangements Tor the banquet had
prepared to provide its guests with
u milk punch. In some way this fact
re ched tho cara Of the police commits
sionerB, and tho proprietors OF the hotel
were warned by Commissioner Lowe that
if any liquors we're served they would be
arrea,ed on such information. The bar-
quot committee gave orders to pay no
heed 10 this threat, Commissioners
Lowe and Alternately heard OF this and
declared that II the punch was
served tho police would certainly
cater the place during the banquet and
confscate the liquors. Rather than have
any disturbance the committee consented
to torego the punch and the only bever-
ages ut the feAst were tea, coffee, milk
aud chocolate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
4 BLOODi ASSAULT.
Two Wen Attached by Il Drunken
Siiiain and Terribly Cut.

S!iiain and Terribly Cut.
A bloody tragedy occurred Tuesday
week at Hkrtioy, Kent county, lear
the State lire, located CO the Delaware "
Chesapeake RAILROAD, o. miles below
Clayton.
The affair occurred in the wheelwright
shop conducted by Alex. Dill ana Fred
MaEke, Shere these two men we're WORK
Jag at tie time. George Peterson and
Lode Honey, two young men OF Dover,
both drunk, entsred the shop and Peter
son u7ed vilo and iueulting language
until Dill and Maske determined to eject
him. While they wers forcing him to
the door Peterson drew razor aud gave
Maske savage slash in the right side,
the blade penetrating the lung. Masks
Instantly fell to the ground, and the
murderous ssssIiant turned upoa Dill,
upon wnom hs inflicted two fearful
Fh5haB, one in the neck and one on the
riPat ohssk. Peterson then ran away,
followed by Honey,
DR.. Cooper Of Ksnton ives called to
attend the woundad men and pronounces
both in critical condition. The cittzens
Of the pIac organized posse and cap
TIRED Peter5on yesterday afternoon.
Threats of lynching were made, but he was
finally taken to Dover jail. Honey is
asili at large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
CAPTAIN BEARN DEAD.
DeceHse of II Ittcl Sussex CountiaI
aTter n Lingering illness.

sTter a Lingering sIInesH.
LAuREL, Dec. 27.-uaptsin Daniel
HeArn, aged 70 years, president OF the
First National Bank Of Seatord, Del,
died ct his residence here early this
morning after lingering illness OF two
months.
Until siI months ago Mr.. Hearn was
in perfect health. He caught cold and
gradually grew worse, but no fears were
entertained OF fatal termination until
bis brain began weakening. II is said
that this was brought on by constant
worriment over Anancial affairs. On
many occasions he wept bitterly, aocus-
Ing his closest friends of stealing hia
funds. He said that he was left penDi.
less, with nothing TO eat
Daniel Hearn began life as cabin boy
and gradually worked his way up until
he became captain and 6nSlly vessel
owner. He then began depositing cash
in tne bank and soon became stock
holder, director and finally president, a
position which he Allied with great ability.
His estate ia ySriouay estimate OF
from 100000 to $500 900. An aged
widow but no children survive him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
Funeral 3 \ Prominent rnrnler.

Toe funeral OF Dennis 1cOauley, one
Of TIE oldept and most respected residents
OF Hens comfy, Md, took place on
Saturday morning, funeral services bsiug
held IN st. Dsuuis' Church, Gllcua.
Ma9s o. requiem was celebrated by Fathas
murphy, aud tbs absoiution was given by
the Rev D, ). Flynn, Who also delivered
ths funeral GRAFTON, highly euiogstic of
the deceased. lie was ~ honest, upright
clt2sr and degout Catholic. 10 hun
wss principally, Il not eatirely, aue the
establishment OF Catholic church IN the
northern part Of Kent county. By his
close attention 10 business, his industry
aud energy he had acquired considerable
wealth, including three Large aud yalu.
able farms containing Abont . 20 acres
Of land. Tee "dome Farm, near Lamb
sons station IL regarded as the best aP-
pointed IN the county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

A -. Georges correspondent of the
Ne5 Era writes gate an smuSing In
oident occurred in iront OF McNullsn
Brothers store on Friday afternoon week,
ia which two cd,0red men nglsd
Hrstcherd and sprout1 played prominent
parts. BSatched some tine ago, missed
pair OF parts Gpd III search proved
fruitiess, but gentleman Of color and
leisure was supposed to know their
whereabouts, and the owner Of this pants
declared that II he discovered them on
sny one he would disTobe him. On the
day above stated, B'atcherd discovered
the missing article hanging on Sprouts
s7spenders, and Immediately demanrad
their return. AS the heart pants so did
sprou's' heart pant. Sprouts ramon-
strated, but Brhtcleri threatened MIN
bodily harm Il ha did not surrender the
breschss forthwith, whereupon Sprouts
began 10 loose their moorinss. Fun was
eTpectei, but Sprouts had On another
paiT,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

An Old Farmer Narrowly s.scnpes
Almost instant Death.

An Old Farmer Narrowly s.sChpes
Almost Gusinnt Death.
Thomas Carlisle, an eyed farmer living
near Kimblsville, Ches er county, hed
narrow eSsspe from death by runawsy
accident on the Newport turnpike Just
beyond the Wilmington Il Northern rail.
road crossing AZ 6 O'Clock Thuvaiayevan-
ing. he had LETT James Morrow L sons
grocery store, where ne had bought lot
OF groceries about half hour before and
he was atterward joined by his con Alex.
ander he was driving double team
attached 20 o market dearborn, The son
says that something broke about the hsr-
ness Just after they pssssd The toll gate
whicE started tho animals Of at q mad
gHlop. About 100 yards beyond tho
railroad the vehicle was turned over and
completely wrecked aud both occupants
wers thrown out ard badly siunned.
The slider man lay as though dead and
he was a;ill unconscious when Fred
Kienle and j. D. Thompson. two Second
street mRrket butchers, who happened
10 be returning home, found him lying
by the roadside. The ROn hpd hbout re.
covered although still bewildered from
the shock. They made him as comfort
AUS ~ puAhlU4t Huu OHe VI tuelu huuI'
moned Wilson's ambulance, in which the
injured man WaE taken to the Homm3pa.
THO Hospital. IswRsfound that no bones
were broken and although he is Is years
old, he was 50 much better Friday. thai
his early recovery ia expected. Be had q
slight stroke Of paralysis aboat two wef h
apo. Tho son was not much injured
The horses and contents Of the Wagon
were brought to the WILMINGTON Trans
fer Compeny's stable Thursday night,