Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-16
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Palis3siphik, e7n5uescf o. the BAlti.
1zc.t Oaio railroad, AID Miss Lima
EoAnsec. ds7zhtsr Of Hovk,d Joapsor
Q! -irRssiy, Nd, Esrs NAMED ysEiSl4s!
stt.Ynoca 3; o'eloek, 81 tts rsss3sree
ct TIE trids's :Etasr. Ihs EsT. C.A.l5s
Hill o. TIE Elrt1a n Z Church,
czcisie5. Tie groo-s-en were Nj.
Centre o. PEii&3slphis, and Thorha
Robertson. 5 tfctt<s o. tee groom. Tbs
bridesmaids were Miss Ella Robertson
gzE:s, q. TIE s.ooE and Miss Clara Joan
scr. ) Eis.el & ibe bride. Among those
present wee NJ. snd Mrs. RichGr3
P!llins az E&sHers. Del Mrs william
johnson. Ga4.tsf. Ps Mr.. kob+yts3n,
NJ. Baton sn1 Iohn 5uitsrEpEk o. Phi.
a5slph.A: Rissts Annie B. PoAri DoIlis
Miner. Pl1renee Hail la johnson ard
skllis EcSssl Captain G=ofSe Z Ash,
Hrs. s. Z AL!sI COL J. D. Dsv!s
cEsaisf Sss5a EstIansl BAsk. N1- fam
" s. s kAn99 Samuel kaos BI1 wife
NJ. ard Mrs W.l.ia1 I. Lee.
Bst@ssn tive sr5 three weeks ago q
maj deg WISHED Ek Neck, Cecil comfy,
k1a Bit son o. j. Alexander R1ttsr, .
vel EIoEn farmer. 4 -ule ard E Gov
vsse tittsn 81 tie sAme time. The Two
animals went mad rbasn;iy, the male in
il yiol+Dcs breaking its reck. Nj
k1tter becoming s1aTzoed consulted an
Tx On physician, VINO. !. 10 said, has
sty.ssi Nj. Ruass to send bis son TO
fsfia for treatment " FBsteur, when
VII BE- done. The I'D lie about Is years
old. de Vas bitten or TIE anger.
Il IS YuLnored that Elk.on is about 10
hsvs e- ensiTs pubic Improvements il
the shape Of large nsuufActory. A
syndieste Of PEilLaeiphia capitalists is
sai1 10 c7utsE plate operations ~ this
plsos. Tie syndicate it Is further ne.
reported, represents capital Of million
and halt q dollars.
large n1nte. Of ElktoniAns have
suffered from Ia grippe. Among others
Lawyers L. 9, IhacEery and Rs1ben
HAiEss. A. P. shocklsy, a. Evans Taylor,
George S. Prlcs, Mrs. Lucy Il. L!;zen.
berg Miss Molle Falls md Z. 3. FEEz n.
KlEToS, 3ip., lsn. II-T1e club houSe,
owned by hi. Mstsinger and Others Of
Fhllsdelphis and situstAd On the Elk
river, two OF three miles below EiEt2u
i was broken into BY thieves on Sunday
night. The burglary was .3iscoysrsd
+ yesterday by David Short who hBs Il 9.
gIBpasd the intormstion 10 the owners
Tie goods in the house were rRnsBckei
hut tie eIiept Of the loss can Lot b.
ssosItained until some OF the Philzdei
ptiAns sYf!Te.
Clyde Chides.ey, well-knoEn yoIDS
nan employed 81 the Elkton stock farm
vas given bearing lss; night be:oft
Justice a. J Scot. or the charge Of dis
turing = religious meeting. Clyde visited
tie Salvation army barracks about Il
days ago having With him Large CUR
which he intended 10 uss in sho5nn!
u1ssrsts by moonlight on lis way hoiut
siorg tire tanks 6. the Lit.le E,k III
placed tie Rra uader sea, vixen b
ENTERED. After TIE meeting was eve
Clyde reached to7 the gun and pulled il
toTEfds him nuzz e.toreuost. The trig
ger caugh. On the seat and the gun wa
discharged creating considerable excite
uent. The larger part Of the load passet
into the ceiling above making hole il
tne calling the size Of a mans fist. .
few grams, il il said, passed through til
front rim Of his hat. Clyde, when nc
preached for having brought the Eu
into the barracks, is said to have indulge
in 'clss" words, very much 20 the dis
taste of the HElyati 3nistg. A warrant wa
. issued for bis arrest. He WAS defende
al the bearing BY e1-S stes At.orne
CHARLES o. Crothers and States Attorne
, Wi.lism s. Eyals appeared for the pros
/ cution, IHe Justice dismissed the cas-