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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The residents along Shlpley street aek
that now that the Street and Sewer Depart
ment rs repaving that roadway with rubbe
stone that instead OF using that coar o ma
they lay Belgian block, say from Third
street TO Eleventh. Il would be q great
boon to the residents and would be also sd-
vantageous to Market street In relieving 1t
of grea. deal OF Its heavy wagon traffic.
The Shipley street grada "a much easier
one than that of tho main avenue with It's
eteep hill of smooth asphaltum which Ia
almoat dangerous to vehicnlar traffic. Team
sters with heavy leads would find Belgian
blocg roadway along Shiplsy strset without
the danger of the street ear track very
acceptable street convenience.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
carr nR1No or FRIEN rs.
The Proceedings OF tbe Concord
QmnricriY MeeLanK,

Quarterly Meeting.
The Concord Quarterly Meeting OF
Friends. WAS held IN this city Tuesday.
The delegates present wore: Lewis d.
Harvey, William L. Green. James Broomall,
Penrock Mercer, Sarah s. Fiitcraft, Hannah
W. Darlington, Martha r. Garrett and
Sarah Il. Hihherd, of Chester; John Bartram,
J:s,pn +. Painting, Thomas Garrigues,
Davis Ydrnnll. Alice l.. S4llers and Mary
Mchtister, Of Darby; Il. Crosby, Fairlnmb;
Samuel y. Phinps, Jonn II. Nawlln, Mar.
garet j. sfyer, Anna NJ. Harvey, Hannah Z.
Palmer ard fdcey s. Phipps, OF Concord;
J. Hibhesd Biitrem, Thomas Kirk, Tsrael
L. Bartram, Margaret b, GcIey, Elizabeth
u Blrtram ard Lydia A. Davis, OF Goshen |;
Alien SpaakmEp, Benjamin Smailey Lewis
Fell, Benjamin Cranston. Susan W. VII
l'sms, Sarah Bringhurst and Mary w.
Cranston, of Wilmington, and Philip p.
Sharpless, William r. Mar4hali, IamArtine
Steele, Hannah &. Darlington, Elizabeth
Newport and Ann P. Sharpless, of Birming-
ham.
Clement Bidile, J, Hibbcrd Bartran,
Martha Dniyson ana Ann Eliza Mercer
were appointed members OF the represent.
alive COMMITTEES for tho ensuing Gear.
Thomas darrieues, Joseph Bunting. Jr..
John BattrAm, joel ShArpless, Arthur II.
Middleton, Alien Whitcraft, Nathan L.
Pratt, Thomas Kirk, Israel l.. BsrtraIn,
Samuel =. Pn;pps, II. Crosby Fairlamb,
Samuel II. PavMter, Albert W. Smith, Israel
Fell samuel Hanna. william +. Marshall,
Thomas Il. Hall. I4amarttne Darlington,
Bertha Hbbard, sar4h b Fiiteraft, Mary
d. Conard, MARY MeAllister, Il. II. Bartram,
Sarah i. Cox, Emily Dntron, Lucratia NJ
Fairlamb. Sarah Brlnghursr, Mary W, Gran.
ston, Ann p. Sharpless and Phebs Griffith
were appointed delegates TO the yearly
meeting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

PERSUNILs

Theodore Thomas, the orchestral CON-
ductof, took out a marriage licensa IN Obi
cago last week, bis prospective bride is
Mas Rose Fay, sister OF a we'll known cApl-
taiiet OF that city.
Ex Governor ]. Sterling Morton of Ne
braska, father OF the Grbor day for eco
pomic tree planting out that way, says that
'tmore than 600,000,00O trees planted by
human hands" are growing In that sta q.
That's good many trees, bnt eS Governor
Morton has been exceedingly Jealous ths 50
ls years. Philadelphia LPdgsr.
Edward NJ. shepard. n New York lawyer
whose name was associated With the latest
..vnst estate" story, writes TO opo OF the
newspapers that printed &C.: "lhs opinions
that l have long held about Americans
claims to millions In the Bauk of England
those gentlemen who promote like elaine.
Hrs such as to afford reasonable assurance
that / shall nsvAr myself have any concern
with any such claims"
Mrs. Ann Hyde OF Fishkill Landing, N.
Y, was l0l years old yesterday. She was
bort II Flshkll village, and IA now living
with her great nephew, john Statesburg, OF
the firm OF Stutesburg Brothers. Her gem
eral hcaith is good, and, although her legs
ere sfttfenod TO such degree thst shd
moves with difficulty, she disl,Ges TO be
waitsd upon and attends 10 her o 3n needs,
Shs receives q pension rs the widow Of q
soldier Of the war Of 1879, and is the oldest
pensioaer on tho rolls. ShN has tlived
several relatives who took her 10 liva with
them Tor the balance OF her life.
Prince bismarck cannot be looked upon
altogether AZ the martyr TO thh vhtms OF II
young emperor. While Kaiser friedrich
was dying at San Reno he took no pains 70
conceal his desire for the death o. the suf-
feFiug monarch and Tor the quick accession
TO tha throne of the peincs, who he i'm
ngined would be easily kept under his 0 IN
control. Or. MacEep2ia has told the world
enable US to judge OF the chancellor meth
ods and lntrleues, which were the outcome
of his hatred OF the then empress and the
English influence In Berlln.- NeD York
World,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

at the regular meeting Of the BOARD OF
Water Commissioners Tuesday evening the
weekly payroll OF f461.95 and the monthly
payroll OF 824lS4 we're ordered paid. The
balance on hand to the credit of currsnt
expenses was reported to be- S9i, l65 co;
special, $1,000 &C. The department build
ing was ordered painted, the stroet and
Sewer Department to bear half OF the
expense. In aAswsr to the request from
the Street and Sewer Department, asking
for the rooms occupied by the Board of
Health for It's engineers, the secretary was
ordered TO reply that the request could not
be granted. Th3 reason Il THAT the Board
OF Health was ven permission to use the
rooms until the owners needed them, and
n wish to accommodate the latter II pos
Aihle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
a Lr0UoR LAW hNooRED OUT.


Michighn,s High license Enact-
nlent Declared EncOnstitutfOnai.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
LANSING, SlioH,, April 35,-In the supreme
court yesterday the act Of that tribunal III
issuing writ Of mandamus In the case OF
Rode VS.. tho treasurer of Way county
makes tho liquor act of 1889 unconstltu-
tional, Application was made for manda-
mus compelling the treasurer to accept
$500 for retail liquor license for 1890, In
stead OF $500 as provided for In the 1889
act. The decision ives that inasmuch as the
bill enrolled certified to by the presiding
officers Of both branches and approved by
the governor WIGS not that passed by the
legislature the act IL void and Of no effect.
This question has been the subject OF
much newspaper discussion since the dis
covsry OF the discrepancy, and the opinion
was generally entertained that the court
could 60 hshind the legislative journals and
confirm the intent OF the legislature.
The act Of 1877 Is now IL force.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Ea,i,s aud Hollow. IN n street.

Some time before Contractor Simmons
repaved Ship'ey street, between Front and
Second. the Wilmington Goal Gas Company
renewed number OF service pipes, digging
70 or Is trenches from the street to the
houses. These trenches were carefully
fllad and packed. hut when Contractor
Simmons big paving roller, after the paw
ing was finished, was run over them the
ground settled, leaving hollow place Mt
each trench. Mr.. Simmons wants 1t to be
known that the appearance OF the street IL
fact,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

ESypnOtisni ia SssTgery.

In st. Louis few days ago, Eddie
Carton, o newsboy, in attempting to
board q cable train slipped and fell under
the wheels OF the rear car, which passed
over his LEFT leg just below the knse.
Frank T.. Thayer, of Boston, picked the
lad up, handaged his leg, aud carried
him into the Office of Doctor Houts,
where he placed his charge on the lounge
ard removed the bandsgs. The boy
screamed with pain, aud the doctor was
about to place him under the Influence Of
chloroform when Mr.. Thsyer, who was 3
stranger to both the doctor and Eddie,
objected to ehloGotorm being admin
istered, rematkiag that ha would hypno-
tize the patient. Suiting the action to
the words, he placed his hands on the
boys eyes and commanded him to be
quiet. Immediately the sobs ceased and
the boy lay as one dead. He remained in
this state for over an hour, while the
doctor examined and dressed the injured
leg, which had sustained a compound
fracture. When the doctor was setting
Edii6's leg the little fellow, though seem-
ingly unconscious, showed signs of pain
by drawing mp his lips. MIR. Ihhyer,
noticing this, sternly commanded him to
close his mouth. He obeyed instantly,
and never moved muscle again until the
doctor had completed his operation and
requested MIR. ThGyer to awaken his
patient which he did by the swapping Of
his fingers before the boys eyes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
oolli.ton On me IS. 4 o.

Train No. ZIG, the north bound ve5tibuled
express on the o. & o. railroad, due in this
city at 1913 b. m, collided with shifting
engine which WIS moving from the train
track Ut east junction, near this city, Tues
daylight. Tbs shlitingssengine WAS badly
wrecked and tne tender WAS thrown from
the track. Ole OF the cylinders OF engine
No 753, which was attached 10 the express
wEs torn of, steps were broken on the cars
and the wind VS. Of the FIRST aud second
cars were smashed bv scraping against tina
shlitin. engines. The passengers were
badly frightened ani the cars filed with
tbs escRping steam. Two or thrse Of the
passengers were cut by broken glass aud
The engineer and fireman OF the ehifter
were bruised. The train was delayed
nearly two hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
orr orF,ona, Rs-r1pornD.
Annual Meeting Of tsAe Trustees OF

tne POor-EOptEacta Awarded.
The annual and quarterly meeting OF tho
Trustees OF the Poor OF New Castle county
was held ut the almshon4e yesterday
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year resulted rs fol oNs President, TT omas
l., j. BALDWIN; Secretary, J. Wilkins Cooch |;
Superintendent, John Guthrie; Matron,
Mrs. Guthrie; Attorney, W. +. Lyman, Esq, /;
Treasurer, Edmund Hannah; Physicians,
Drs. NJ. J. Hughes and j. q. Fahey.
Contracts for supplies for this ensuing
year we're awarded az follows: Bread, j. b,
Pavlor At 2: cents per pound beef, Fred
Kienle, hinlquarters, At cents per pound
and fora quarters, 2 ceuts; mutton, q NJ.
Besson, cents per pound salt meats, Hart
4 Bro, sides, 6 cents per pound, mess pork,
fl4 per bArrel; tobacco, OTTO * Butts, "a
cents per pound shoes, Condor Il MCCARTHY |;
coal, 0hatles Warner Company, egg and
broken Lac, S4.25 per ton, delivered ice,
Diamond Ice Company. sl2 a tor, delivered;
dry goods, Lichteustein Il Hart; groceries,
q. W Lodge & son; gaaoleue, Phillips 4
Kane; drugs, Il. K. Wa son.
Attsr awarding the contracts, the board
adjourned for dinner.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

E. w. Wilier Of Now Castle, pa,, has
accepted an invitation TO become physical
director Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. and will enter upon the duties OF
the position on August lst.
A lad named Lester Rigg5 was accident
ally shot in the index hn2Ur or the left hand
while playing In Marsh Lane Tuesday.
rha boy was taken to the office OF DIR.
Alfred d. Harris when the huAet YVES ex-
tracted
A lad named 8. Cochran living at No. s03
East Fllth street while playing around the
railroad track got ono OF hts tiGgars crushed
by Il goods box. lie WAS thE9n 70 tue Office
cl Dr.. w. G.. Wilmer where his wounds
were dressed.
An oyster fisherman named Walter
Taylor while dredging ID the bay last week
h,uiei up in tbs oyster tongs in company
with q quantity OF Morris Coves a beautiful
sample u the hippocampus or sea horse,
oiten called tho needts.iisa or pipe-fish. II
Il perfect specimen aud from sn0ut to
tho tip .! us prehensile tail would measure
about tonr inches. The fish or molluse was
eShiiRed In this office.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
SURopr,s LasuH xEy0L.
Energetic Measures ia France 70
Prevent trouble Tomorrow.


Assocated Press Dispatch by Speoial Wires.
PARIS, April sn.-The authorities through
out France are continuing their energetic
measures 70 prevent an5 disturbances 10.
morrow. The police continue 10 arrest
Anarchists here who are suspected OF being
connected with tbs plot TO inaugurate
revolution by means Of dynamite. Among
thoss just taken iato custody Is Rou-
maniau named stoiansff, who is the author
Of ths revolutionary nHcards posted about
the city. 1t Is ru6l1rei mere that Louise
Michel, the WelisSCoTn Anarehisr, mas
been arrested at Lyups. Two cavniry re8l-
ments have been ssni TO Vincennes, Foun-
tainbleu and Me!un,
GREAT PRECAUTIONS IN BERLIN.
BEaLlS, April 3l--The government is
taking great precautions to suppress any
disorders thu! may arise from the eeleDra-
tions to morrow By the working men. Tho
troops In the various districts In which
trouble Is threatened are being paraded
and put through course OF exercises OF
taotics for the suppress Ion OF riotinB, The
Getachments Of troops around Potsdam
have been supplied with ball cartridges
which they viii use II called upon to dis
perse rioters and meet with resistance.
Railway trains are held In rea iness to In
Etantly convoy reinforcement OF troops to
any point ~hare disturbances break out.
II is estimated that there are II, 600 work
men on strike In Germany.
The PoikSblaH, the workmen's paper,
says thut the @orknen are determined to
act IN a peaceable manner tomorrow. All
attempts to create disorder, the paper says,
| will fall.
pARADEs FORBIDDEN IN LONDON.
LONDON, April S0,-All professions oil
| worktngmen here tomorrow, except one
\ which will be compelled to follow epeci.
| fed route, have been forbidden.
PRECAUTIONS IN LYONS.
PARIS, April 30.-The project OF the dis
| trict Of the Rhone has instrue ed the mayor
OF Lyons not to receive any deputatton
while disorder prevails IN the streets. The
mayor has therefore closed the town hall,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The former proprietor OF DR.. sage's
Cntarrh Remedy, for years mazda a stand
ing, Iubllc GffSr IN all American news
pspecs Of $3.50 reward for GAGS Ot catnrrh
that ha could not cure. The present pro.
prietors have renewed this Offer. All the
druggists sell this remedy, together with
ths "poucbe,n and all othor appliances
advised to ba used IN connection with it.
No catarrh patient Is longer able to say 4
cannot te cured" You get 5000 In case OF
failure,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Purify Your Blood

There is nothing more conclusively proven
than that Hoods sarsaparilia Is n radical and
reliable blood purifier. II We could show YOU
tho many letters We receive from people OF
whom We never heard nefore, telling OF ro-
marklhle cures Of scrotula, salt rheum and ALI
kinds and degrees Of diseases Of the blood, you
would be as fully convinced Of, and as enthusi-
estic oyor, the merits Of Hoods aarsaparilla as
We are.
my son wns afiicted with the worse type Of
scrostla, and on the recommendation Of my
druggist gave him foods sarsaparilia. To-day
he Is sound and we'll, Notwithstanding it was
sad there was not enough medicine in lllinoh
to effect cure j. CHRISTIAN, lllipolis, Ill.
N. q. II you decide to take Hoods sarsap9
rilla do not be induced TO buy any other.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
5larrsaass.

CLARK RTCHASNAN,-ln this oity, April
2ith. by the kcv. John u. O. Hanna, Samuel
;. Clark and Wilhemlna Buchanan, both Of
this city.
MORRISON NErTZE.-At Delaware Avenue
Baptist CAurch April alth by she Roy, q G..
BuadiuglOn. Beni4min +. Morrison and Lizzie
NJ Nputze both Of his city.
--F0RAN,-On April $50, by the Rev.
NJ. y. FallOn, larry y. MoncS and Mary II.
Fornn, both Of this city.
MS-MATTnEWS.--A West PreShy-
terrain rhureh, on April 23d, by the lev. 4.
n. KeiEwn, George I. Williams and knmA
MaltheMs, both d lhis city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Isesoued Aster a l.ively right.

Associated Press DlapAtch by Specia Wires
NEW HAvES, Conn, April 3O.--At 1870 this
morning fire broke cut In the Ashwood
bakery, on Msia street, Arsouis, and
quickly spread TO a store owned by j. q.
Gurgin, and also drug store owned BY b.
+. Smith & %. All Of the buildings were
badly gutted, and the losses aggregate
$4,000, partly insured. Over the drug
store Wsre eight persons, WHO were rescued
after u lively fight by th3 figemen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Deaware Loan Association Was held
Tuesdsy. The ANIMAL report showed q
highly satisfactarv CO iitinn Of tho Hssocia
tion's nffairs. The following officers we're
elected President, Allen smith; Vice nresi.
dent, Francis NJ. Barney; Secretary william
r. Hawkins IRE tsurer, Elw0od O JneH.
SON; Directors for three years, Josaph
JackeVn, Edwin O, ferris, Harry EN-.
mons, Fec Auditors, Ellwood @, Jackson.
Harry Emmons, Esq, and Francis ID.
Barney.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
pIsu EHMEN sIGHr firm EIFLEs.
Union and NOn-UniOu Men Blaze
nuLIan. Ea.AnIIIE.

Union and NOn-UDtOn Men blaze
AWAY, wIth FaiaI Results.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
PORTLAND, ORE, April 3O.-News has
reached here that q fight with rifles took
place on the Columbia river, about 40 miles
from here, yesterday, between union and
non-union fishermen. Jack Hayran was
killed; Charles Olsen fatally wounded and
Charles Wilson seriously burt.
The trouble was caused by union men
attempting to prevent non-union men rom
fishing along the river. The latter are sell
ing fish for rs cents apiece, which is %
cents below union prices.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

!. Robinson Moore, Miss Matte McComb, II. w.
Morrow.
Miss ohio Rowland, Colonel and Mrs. Benja-
min Niplds.
Lewis Palmer, Dr.. Joseph r. Pyle, Mr.. and
MIS-, Howard Pyle, Alfred d, Peoples, Mr.. and
Mira. tharles y. iusry, Miss Ella Hni Miss.
Julia Porter, Wilmer Pnlmer lherine Pyle.
llnrold w. Quinby.
Miss l.iS2ia .. Roberts, Miss Anna Richard
son, viss Maggie Richardson, Miss Ridgely.
William J.. scott Miss Betty sperry, George
Swift ]. Ernest smith, Esq, Willard II. Speak
man Harlan u. scott, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry b.
seidel, Joseph p simmons. Edwin 3, Sadtler,
Caleb NJ. Steward, hrs. iienry l.. Scott, DIR.
ami Mrs. IL W. starr OF Philad atphia
Charles NJ. Townsend, Mr. and Mis-. Herbert
@, Thatcher, Daniel W. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Warner, Harry Waters,
Miss NAPLES, Mrs. ]. II. Wilson, Miss Belle
Wales Miss Mamie and Miss Katie Wilson, Il.
jackson Waters, Pennsylvania.
Thomas u. Young.
The hrst dance was followed by two
waltses, a promenade and the lanciers In
succession, and then about midnight the
guests locked to the eupper room. Ii was
served by Caterer Roberts In the lecture
room on the second iloor. The tables were
decorated with palms, ferns and flowers
ahd with the brilliant costumes OF the ladies'
formed very attractive spectacle. Inc
menu was as follows:
Chicken Salad Oyster Croquettes.
B0ned Westphalia LIAM
Olives
fancy Cakes.
Coffee.
Fancy Creams.
The greater number OF the dancers re.
turned 10 the ball room where A. s. Web
ster, as master OF ceremonies, arranged new
sets. The dancing continued up TO a. m.
The promenade music by the Opera
House orchestra, under the leadership oil
Conductor Bsrgnuer vas as follows: ~-
Section, 'srhe Ooiahn.. .chnrlea Lecoc1
Medley overture, "Vaudcville Echoes
Thomas ilindey
wilmington Charity Ballr. Joseph Burgalet
Sylophone solp "Willie, We Have Missed
lou ''.,....t..t. ............,.....A. Mailman
6enls Of oitnnbach ..,..........+...Oil enbilch
Selection from "Said racha". .........,...st ah
Cornet Solo performed by George Schweigert
steinhallsael
Medley overture, 'tIopsey Turvey". h. Boetgei
Gavotte, Hearts Desre'.........T n. Schrappe
| Concert Polka. Bea
ihlolI, "lOnnere3 ..............-.....L Il. Mnneul
! rhs dance music by Cocks orchestra d
Philad phia, eight pieces, was as follows
| WALTZ, Fortune Opera Selection
| waltz, convent Eshoes' ,,...,...,..-.. TuorI
| ancerr, councillors. Observation-Disclosures ilhpr
| Folka, "Fair Maiden ...........I ohan
PAIN quad lille, sunny Days. .Toban
| WALTZ, spanish ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Their
| WALTZ, "li Raphlres Swel". Wohanki
| Lanciers, Brigands...... .s.......... Offenhac'
! Srhottschs, "Sunthern Belle ......... Chilli
| Iantiera, Fideln..................W einefattei
\ WALTZ, "Angc d'Amnnr" ...... ,.,.. Waltentr
I Waltz, "Summer,s Night" Cellie
/ IOrSe, "Sweet Visions" -, .............. liShe
Walk, "Iill We Meet ..,.,.,.......... Ballc
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
standing on, for ii Is Per nay.

Associated Press Dispatch ny Special Wires
HAscocK, Mich, April Sl,--The timber
men aud day lauorets OF the Atlantic cop
per mine are on strike. They have been
getting about sac a month and have de-
mHnded SITS day. Agent Stanton, who Is
in Nav York, has notified the men by wire
TINT he will meet their demands, but the
men refuse to resume until he returns.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

Associated Prov Di8patsh by Speclisl SirH,,
NEW 0RLEANs, La, April 31.--The Picg.
y'tae's llrnsy Landing special says the back
water has been Rising hero SO rapidly that
it is Thought nearly all plantations round
here will 10 inundated. The large SinclEir
Place we.t under yesterday. Noher-back
Levee gave way, and within six holts
many acres of fine cane was flooded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Ka,ed EYts cal,d ana 'rues. ssimsers.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
R9cHEsrEH. N. Y, April 3U.-Btehard
snitke. German tarnei, living about four
miles northwest Of here, last night shot
and kllisd his only child, boy Of years.
himself through the head. saitke was the
son OF Prussltp uuheman and hts crime
was the result of domestic and financial
trDuble,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
Miss wheeler iseco,ne. !. Countess.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
wedding " hitch united Msxlmllian A!hrecht,
Count Poppenheim OF Bavaria. Germany,
to Miss Mary Wister Wheeler of Phtadsl-
phia, WAS celebrated at st. Marks p. L
Chur.h at noon to-day. There was n great
crush of society people present. to witness
the ceremony. which WAS performed By the
rector, a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01
FATAL FALLS.
one wan Fell From n Trnim ana
ia,hL.Il ahIMHrs fnnsrI, n NIin., SMafE

v WFWVEH RFWtVH g FHETa EHNEt'
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wro4
NEGAUSEE, Men, April 3O.-Eiward
English, u Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
ra.iro Id brakeman, tell from the cars here
yesterday and was Killed.
Charles jacobsen ani another, Finn, who
were handling timber at the Queen mine, fell
down the shaft, Il distance OF 100 feet. They
died few houts after the accident.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

A writ OF attaehm"rt h0s been sued out
by Enooh Pratt of Baltimore, against the
National Bnrepu ut Engraving and Manu-
featuring COMPANY of New jersey, for
$50, 900 on open account, 80.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-01

The Importance of thoroughly purifying the
blood sEis Sp-Inp cannot be oyer-rstimated.
The extraordinary epidemic OF "the grip ana
other diseases, the unhealthful winter, close
confinement IN doors and carslesshess IN diet,
have tlil-ed accumulation OF impurities IN the
blood which mast be expelled before you can
feel well and strong aRain. no universal
praise given Hoods sRrsaparilla by those who
have taken 1t, aho,lld certainly convince you
that it the ideal Suring NIodiciihe. 1t
acts especially and Immediately upon the
blood, overcomes physical weakness, reyives
the heaith-tone and creates good appetite.
Try IL Ibis spring
II have taken Hoods Sgrsaparilla, and hear
tly recommend it al blood purifier" 5. BUck-
LAND, cx-Mayor Of Fremont, Ohio.