Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-09-25
TYPHOID FEVER PATENTS.
Commencing Campaign work-Foy We
coined notwithstanding Showmen

Commencing Campaign work-Foy We'll
coined Home -Enterprising showmen.
Special Correspondence EVENING JoURHAL.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 25-rhe second
fatal case of typhoid fever was reported
yesterday. the circumstances of which
are very sad. Philip McCue. we'll
known young man, sou of James McCue.
of Clayton street near Ninth, died yes
terday after a long siege of the fever.
He was a prominent member of st.
Peters L. A. B. Society, and the Orion
Club, and was nearly 81 years old. Five
other members of the family, including
the mother. are still very sick with the
disease although their condition Is not
serious There are several discouraging
cases in the city, and three new ones
have been reportad this week Mrs. N
b. Deakyne and Miss Mollie Deakyne are
i'm proving, and Miss Ida Wilhelm is con.
valescent. Mrs Leander Eckles, who
has been suffering for several weeks, has
had a relapse and Is now In precarious
condition. The family of Barrett p.
Conpor, which was removed to q farm
house sevaral ruiles out of the city Is
much better and will shortly return
home.
Pearl street. evidently elated at their
| success Of the past two days. have con-
celled all other engagements and CON
cluded TO remain here through the re-
mainder of the week The show Is the
poorest one Of It's kind that has ever
visited this city.
William T. Stops. son of William
Stoops, who was suffering from mental
| disorder resulting from being overheated
while at work ia field, has almost com
| pletely recovered and has returned to
| work
| The annual festival, entertainment
and supper given by the congregation of
the NJ E Church, will begin this even
| ing. Special features will be introduced
each evening, and on Saturday evening
big supper of oysters, poultry, salads,
| etc will be spread
The new Democratic hundred execu-
tive committee has commenced campaign
work in earnest and is now extensively
advertising big mass meeting, to be
held In the Opera House on Saturday
evening. October A. Among the many
prominent men who are announced 70
make addresses are: Hon. Robert J.
Reynolds, Hon John w. Causey,
Hon. Charles b. Lore Hon George H.
Bates, Hon. James L. Wolcott and Will
lard Salisbury. Jr, ESQ 1t Is expected
that this will be the biggest politica
meeting that has ever been held here.
Rev. Henry Bedinger, the missioner al
Emmanuel Church, addressed a larg'
audience last evening. on the subject OF
Justification The discourse was al
eloquent ons throughout At the 10
structions which followed the discourse
Mr. Bedinger spoke on the third com
mandment. Many requests for prayers
were received during the day.
Michael j Toy, who was acquitted o
the charge of assault with intent to XII
William Heard, at the county court, wa
accompanied to his home and met at th'
station by large crowds OF friends. Fo.
was puddler in the Riverside Rollini
Mills and has lived in Dobbinsville abou
two years
, Edward Demby, who was convicted o
an assault on Mrs Margaret Hukill o
MIDI Gown, with criminal intent, yester
day, will receive he greatest number 0
1ashes that has been given prisone
since the term of Sheriff Clark. whe
! Two highway robbers we're given fort
lashas each
Edward Bowen young man living Of
4 vine BbfeeL D6lOW GneStuuV, nau n
! right hand badly crushed by fallin
pipe at the Delaware Iron works las
evening
, The members Of the old Star Base Bal
Club are making active preparations 70
a second visit TO Kirkwood tomorrow
where great game will be played will
the club of that place. The member
7 have made a large treasury fund whie
will be expered during the day. I'll
! party willleave in hacks Of the Will
mington TRANSFER Company tomorrow
= morning
Miss Rebecca Challenger has returne
: from an extended visit in lower part Q
the county.
q Mrs. Eliza Davidson and Miss Lizzi
a Davidson OF Delaware city. paid hyin
visit to friends here yesterday.
o Mrs Ellen Casperson and son of Clay
8 ton, are the guests of!Mlss Anna Viuin
a of Harmony street
I'll A union meeting Of the classes /,
4 George w. Vandegrift and John S Kin
4 was held In the Nj. f. Church last ever
! ing.
I Rev. e. L. Hubbard, Phi. D., delivers
n lecture at Hockessin last evening.