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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
brakeman Fatally Kurt.

Frank II. Hayes, freight brakeman on
the Maryland division, p. W. d b. n. r.,
was struck by the New York and Washing.
ton express near Ridley Park about l1.35
O'Clock yesterday morning and fatally In
iured. He WAS coupling freight cars
them, on to the south. bound track
immediately in front OF the express,
which WAS running at high speed. He
was tbrown soms distance. His mead WAS
crushed, toes cut of, hands lace atad and
torn and one side paralyzBd by the shock.
The express was stopped and Hsyes bleed
ing body taken aboard and brought to this
city. His wounds were dressed by
DR.. James A. Draper and Detective
Jones. Medical aid was OF no avail and the
young man died about O'Clock. The de-
ceased was son OF John Hayes Of Milford,
Del, aud was we'll known and popular
among railroad men and about his home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Special Correspondence Gazette AMI Journal
ElAton, Nd. April i5.--Tae nrst town
elaction under the new charter passed by
the last Legislature was hold yesterday
afternoon. bst1eon the hours Of and Q
O'Clock. A president OF commissioners waa
elected to serve two years and four com.
missioners. Two of the iattsr will serve
for two years and two tor one yeor. The
term OF oflloe will be selected by dcawtng
lots. The election Was vAiy interesting,
although quietly conducted. Ths principal
feature entering into the contest was the
selection OF town treasurer by the COM
m'ssionets ct "A salary Of ESQ per year.
There are two leading candidates for the
position-FEsnk X. Scott, president OF the
Scott Fertilizer Company, and Joseph l.
Welle,Yho has heen secretary and treasurer
of the board Of commissioners for several
years under the old charter. Strange to
say, three Of the five candidates for com
mlssloners were on the tickets OF both can
didstes, namely, Massrs. Blake, AnthonY
and Q1iikiu. For the other two places Mr..
Scott suPported John L. Alexander and
Frank p. Price, while Mr.. Wells
hacked Il. q. Lewis and Robert q.
rEackery. The result was that the Scott
ticket was elected In its sn'irety, The
other candidates tor commissioners, named
at recent meeting of cltizsns, only re-
oelved scattering votes. There are about
malt dozen candidates for town bailltI,
which pays $500 year. Tho commits
stoners make tho appointment. Tho vote
was rs follows: For Presidsnt-Georgs A.
Blake, 1884,; DIR. Charles NJ. Etl, s. For
Commissioners--Joh W. Anthony, 92I;
George McQuilkin, 29l; John Il. Alexander,
ava; Frank p. Price, 1888; Rooart o. Lewis,
1873; Robert O. Thaekery, 1874; Joseph n.
Terrell. 49,; Roger Witwor,h, n; George
Turner, Is; William b. HeRtzlg, II; viii
lam j. Jones, 10: James r. Merritt, Z;
Robert b. Frazer. 8; Robert Marshoauk, s.
The pnil numbered S4S votes. About ~
colorhd msn voted and these supported the
Wells ticket almost to a man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
NEW CASTLE.

Special Correspondence Gazette and Journal
NEW CASTLE, Apfil l6.-phe osd foundry
on Young street. belonging to Morris TGs-
ker & Co., which wAB destroyed by Gre
recently, is about TO be rebuilt, II Il re.
ported that when It is complete a new
manufacturing industry will bs started
there.
The Ship Kappa Rnpock proceeded down
the bay as far rs Maurice Listen. yesterday,
where she anchored for tho night Last
evening Captain Dicketson, his wife and
daughters, came TO this city on the tug
Aigus and were rendered a farewell recep-
tiou at the residence Of George W. Turner.
This morning the ship started on her long
voyage for Hioga, Japan.
The New Castle woolen mills shut down
this afternoon and remain closed for a
week. This will make the third mill that
IL idle at present and many hands are cut
Of employment.
The wedding of John r. Lyman OF New-
port and Miss Sadie Williams OF this city
will take place this evening, at the rest
dence of tho BRIDES parents on Market
street, this city. The Ger, nony which will
be performed by the Rsv. g. i. Hubbard,
Will be followed by reception.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
P,eeyapt Anniversary.

German Mutual Beneficial Society, No. /,
held its both anniversary Tuesday evehing
in German Hall. The celebration was ex-
oesdingly pleasant. Exercises began at 0
O'clock, Engelbert Eewmayer presiding.
After an address by Frederick Bourbon II
report, showing the excellent work accom-
plished by the society during it's 40 years
existence. was read by j. T. T. Fuekel. An
address by Newmayer followed. snbse-
quently there was a supper and dancing.
The committee OF arrangements was com.
posed OF r. Behrendt, d. Krapi, A. Koch,
]. T. T. Fuskel, Z. Newmayer. Charles
Ystrer. L. Hemmerer, A. Gross, ]. Ntider-
mater, Paul Mark, q. Hienke. J.Weisshaar,
q. Rohrbacher and J. Goodman. The floor
committee consisted of John Seller, II.
Meter, II. Mayer and Frederick Krastel
About 100 couples participated In the prom
enade, which was led by John Seller, &C.
companied by Miss Lizzie Hemmerer.
Albert's orchestra furnished music for
dancing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Oscar Jones and Miss Ella Jones were
united IN marriage Tuesday ut No. 1880
Maryland avenue. the Rev. W. G. Rooms
otlloisting. Charles Jones was best man
and Miss Belle OEossan bridesmaid. The
ceremony was followed by reeeptlon, at
which there were present: Mr.. and Mira. II.
o. Jones, parents OF the bride, II. Jones,
father Of the groom, George Forthenbaker,
Jones Mr.. and Mrs. George Yandsgritt,
William Jones, Miss Jones, Miss Lizzie
Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Aiken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mccormick, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs. Jafnes
Writ, bliss Writ, Mr.. and Mrs. John Keown,
the Rev. and Mira. W. q. Rooms, Hector
Hannah, Mrs. CleAver, George Moore,
George Taylor, Mss Belle Hoskins, Misses
Emma, Mary and Ida Little. MIR. and Mrs.
Amos Hill, A. L. Rhodes and Edward
young couples bridal trlp is to wash.
jnRtOn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Mr.. ard ars. Robert MeCauilsy, sr.. held
their third annual family teuniOu Tuesday
evening at their residence. No. 14CS JseS-
son street. There were present: M. and
Mrs. John D. Thompson Of Germantown,
Mr., and Irs. IS. Flank hIeCHulley OF Brook
Ign, Dir. and Mrs. George W. McCaulley,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hanson McCaullev. Mr. and
Mrs. John Il. Downey, MIR. AMI Mrs. Robert
MeUaullsy, Jf., Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES L.
Harris, Miss Eva Thompson, Miss Gertrude
McCaulley, mlss Lillian aIcOintock, Miss
Marion fe0aulleY, Miss Virgie MoCaulley,
Mics Blanche Harris, Robert Harris, John
d. Thompson, Jr., and Clarence McCaulley.
The evening was spent pleasantly and
handsome gifts were presented to the host
anu hostess,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
poN oApErpI,s SPEECH.


Opinions Of the German Press Upon
the gianceilor's DelipeEAnces.
Assocletod Press Dispatch by Special Wires
BERLIN, April l6.-All the papers to-day
publish comments on the spsech made by
chancellor Won Captivi at the opening Of
the Prusslan diet yesterday. The V0ssische
Zeit,tng says that despite the chancellor's
protest that the beginning OF new era is
not to be expected the elimination OF party
strife from the Inheritance upon which he
has entered appears TO BIO the begin
ming OF new era. No party
the payer says will oppose the government
on matters OF principle. Che Deutsohs
TdgebLdtt says that Chancellor Won Uaprivi's
unshakable confidence In q hopeful future
for Prussia and the empire proved that he
Is worthy successor Of the statesman
whose last thought was Of Kaiser and
reich.
The Berliner Tdgeblan and the sBoersen
Courier say that the speech contains the
essential points Of the governments pro.
Rramme and that 1t gives the key TO the
cause OF Prince Bismarck's resignation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
anew York TsanK,s Troubles.

hssocia ted Press Dispatch bY Special Wires.
New YoRK April l6--Interesting changes
were made to-day in the organization of
the Western National Bank. 1t will bs re-
nembered thar when that bank was organ
izad Conrad N.Jorian resigned the position
of treasurer OF United States to become
president. Toe bank started of with an
Immense business. Complications led to
dlsafection, Mr. Jordan, j. E. OendR
aud Bepjsmin Rnssak resigned as direo-
tors and the following well-known oitizens
were elected to the vacancies: Hon.
William O. whitney, ex-secretary OF the
Navy Hon. Ohauncey III. Depsw and Henry
y. Hyde, president Of the Equitable Life
Insurance Association. These represent
immense financial interests. Brayton Ives
Is president IN place OF Ny. Jordan.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Conversation Of the Dioce-e Of eantou

CAMBRIDGE, April l5.--The 59;h regular
sessiSn OF the Middle ConvocRtion OF
iii Pfotostln, Episcopal Diocese Of Esaton
WIS opened ia uhrisl Church, Cambridge.
this evening This convocation Is com
posed OF II clergy of tho diocese, all OF
whom are expected to be present. Tia
session Will continue until Thursday, in.
elusive. The services this evening were:
Prayer and addresses; topic, 1.-THE parable
OF the rates;" first, THE sower with the
Good Seed" Tire Rev. Hr. Buck OF Easton
second, "lha Enemy Scattering rares," the
Row. Alr. Mitchell OF CentreYllle; third,
tho onmand, Lat Both Grow Together
U4til Harvest" Bishop Adams; fourth,
The 'pHration." Tne ss vices for the rs-
maindsr Of The session will be: Wednes-
nay morning, prayer, with sermon ny the
Roy. Mr Buck, and holy communion. In
the ovaping, mission service and the fol-
loving addresses: First, 1.-THE Past and
tho Present OF Our Diocese," the Rev. Dir.
Mitchell; seGori, "The Aspeot OF ths Home
Mission Field" the Ray. Mr.. Bate OF
Church Hi; third, "a View OF the Foreign
M.ssiol Work," by the R4v. Mr.. Jackson Of
Trapp9 MISUNDERSTANDING, prayer and
snfmo1; evening, prayer and addresses.
Topic, Obstacles to the extension OF tho
Gospel IN Oar Day" First, "Msterlalism,'
Bishop Adams; eeeoni, "Woriinsss," the
Raw. Mr.. ADKINS; third Covetousnsss,"
tho Raw. Nj. Cooke; fourth, "a New
Standard OF Christian Attachments"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Orphans court wss in session Saturday
morning, Judge Gtubb presiding. Mar
saret Mccain was permitted to take Sl35
from the principal belonging TO each of
three children for whom she is guRzdisn,
for their support, respectively, dusinR
the current gear. Joseph L.. Carpenter,
ST., was appointed ousrdisn for Emily
q. Townsend. Bridge. O. Kennedy was
appointed Guardian for John, Martin and
MsrRaret Kennedy, minor children of
John Kennedy, deceased. Tho sale of
the real estate Of Joseph Rider was con-
Ernlnn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17


Work has been commenced on the in
teFcepting sewer ut two points, Sixteenth
and Walnut streets and ON both sides of
the race at the jefferson street i1terseo-
ton. 1t is customary in sewer work to
commence at the lower end Of the route
and work upwards in order to allow 90
cumuialions OF surface water to pass away
at the proposed outlets. A trench has
been msGo irom Eighteenth and Walnut
street for twofeet iron pipe which will
empty surface wster Into the Brandy
wine. WorEmen are trenching up
towurds he city mill. These will DO a
great deal Of heavy work at that locality
as the stratum indicates a quantity of
solid rock. Another gang OF workmsn
have commenced trenchiDg at the foot of
jefferson street through the recently ac-
quired cemstery property. At that point
there will be brisk sewer under the race
which will draw OF accidental aocumula
tions OF water from the trench line.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Edward Murphy aud Uiss Annie Ward.
both OF this city, were MARI ed yesterday
at 81. PauPs H. O. Church, by the Raw.
Father Blrmin2ham. Mits Name Ward,
sister Of tho bride, was bridesmaid, and
William McCafarty acted as the eroom's
best man. Ths bride WIS ALTERED in steel
eolored silk and the bridesmaid In dress
OF the game material, both costumes being
exceedingly rich. Ar II O'Clock the bride
nnh groom started on W dding tour to
Washington and points south. They Will
return next Sunday evening, after which
they Will Do al home at No. 10 South Harrl-
sDn street
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

The funeral OF the Rev John Simmons,
Tuesday afternoon, was largely attended.
Services were b Id at his late r4eldence and
also ~ Asbury Church by thu Rsv. j. u. o.
Hanna. At the services Ia the church, Mr..
Hanna was assisted by Presiding Elder
Murray and DR.. John u. simms, the latter
representing the Local Preachers Assooia-
ton, OF which the deceased was 4 member.
A delegation Of Mechanics Lodge, l. o. o.
r., was present. The pail heirCrs were
Charles Parkinson, william Pennell, Angus
tus II. Dennis and James D. Carter. Burial
was made In Asbury cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Lerl.sioldcr rIiliu,pn,s leg rsronen

Az unfortunate affair occurred Monday
night between Pitcher a. W. Lawson and
Lett fielder john Mlllmsn of the Whining.
ton club IN front OF the Bellevue Hotel,
Ninth ward, which resulted In two small
bpnes of Millmsn's right ankle being
broken. The affair started Monday after
noon over Lawson refusing TO lend Mill
man his playing shoes. Millman is said
to have assumed the aggressive and to
have hit Lawson on the Jaw. Then the
mon came together. After a short tussle
Mtllman cried out that his leg WAS broken
and he was taken into the hotel and Dr..
Bhottlidge summoned, who reduced the
fracture. Mlllman will shortly be taken to
his home In Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
4 PALAoF sTsAMEE.
The Harlan 81 sloilingANortn Com.
paIIy TO BuIid ARer.


The Wilmington Steamship Company OF
Delaware has contracted with the Harlan
Il HollinRswor,h Company to construct for
IL palace steamer TO ia run on its route
between El'zIeeth City and Nsw Beeue, N.
O.. She will be 200 isat long, 81 teet beam
and II feet hold, with saloon deck fitted
with 90 state rooms. Tha appointments
throughout will bs of the most approved
type, She wi 30 supplied with electric
lights a. the state rooms, and heated with
steam. Her machinery will consist OF twin
tripple-expAnsion en- glass, competent to
secure to her speed OF Il or 10 miles per
hour. She is expected TO make the run
between Elizabeth CITY and New Barne,
distance Of 1866 miles, regularly In u hours,
The large increage In business rendered
the company since Its establishment IN
North Carolina waters, has rendered this
step necessary. Heretofore no attention
has been given 10 this transportation OF
passengers, The detailed care to 90 given
to the boat In order to sscnre to passengers
every comfort will no doubt make the route
favorite passenger line IN the future, rs
1t has proven Itself to b. favorlte freight
line III tho past.
The boat will be completed, ready to take
her place on the route, by September lst.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Some time Sunday nIght or early Mon
day morning thieves entered the Bfabia of
Samuel Patterson, who lives on Hawley
street, Silverhrcok, and stole horse and
aet Of harness. They then entered the
wagon-shad Mt this rear Ct Patrick oarney'B
HOUSE, Gully three doors from Pa.torsrn's,
and siols dearborn. Carney is the
watcGman at the Ford & Ryan morocco
factory. Nothing has been heard Of the
thieves or the stolen property.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
dividends Earned ny steamboats,.

At the annual meeting OF the Upper Della
ware River Transportation Company, which
operates the steamers Columbia and John
A, Warner, the following officers were
elected: President, William Z. Russell |;
Treasurer, Charles Fl. Mason; Secretary,
Samuel ii. BaeE; G5nsrel Manager. l.. Il.
Gone; and Eiw,,d j, Thompson, Edward
f. Wyckoff, Randolph P. Russell, j. Horace
Harding Charles Il. Mason, l.. H. Cons and
William f. Russell, Directors. Tue regular
quarterly dividend OF two psr cent was de-
tinred,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
AsogEh,. spooRssoR.
Colonel brown Accepts and hanks
Governor Jack SON.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
DESToN, MD, April 16.-OOlonel Edwin
II. Brown the Eewly appointed state treas
urer, left Denton last evening for Centre
vile, to get ready to take hold Of his ONCE.
The treasurership had keen offered Colo.
mel Brown week ago. since which time he
has been considering the matter. He yes
terday received a Telegram from Governor
Jackson saying. "Wii you accept 2" To
this Colonel Brown eald Ia snswer, "In
reply, will accept; will be in Annapolis on
Thursday. Thanks for consideration"
Colonel Brown was warmly congratulated
by those who learned OF his appointment
before his departure Tor Centreyille last
night
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

The annual convention OF the Epworth
Ieaeua OF Wilmington district will be held
on May 24th and 25th ut Eaton.
Tie spring session OF Nav Castle Presby-
terry IL being held in West Nottingham
Church, Colora, Nd. Ii began last evening
with n sermon by the retiring moderator,
the rev. Dr.. Lafayette Marks.
The Rev. Rollin A. Sawyer formally re-.
signed his pastotate at Port Penn on San
day. Resolutions expressing affection for
him and regret at his determination TO
leave were adopted BY the congregation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Total. 49,.
The report was adopted.

The committee on ovorpaid taxes re.
ported in favor OF allowing tho following:
y A. Poole, MGDonongh, il25G5; q. NJ.
anos' hsd Lion, TX Sa ~; 5e Hai y, Fisl
Bldg, IS; wiiham ] Ferrts. New Castle,
S!5; David Lemon, Wilmington. s'b;
william J.. Stevenson, summit Bridge,
S8 rs; Jones Guthrie, Wilmington, $3.50
Harry Kane, Newport, o. 70; John D..
Earnest, NeTpoft. 80 centsi Alfred Vernon,
Wilmington, IS; DR.. james A. Diaper, VIII
mington, sl4I5; Henry H. Chnrchman,
Stanton. $3.50; Andrew b, White, Whining
ton, s2,25; Manlove ID. Wilson, Middletown,
&25; total, f2s4.7O.
The report was adopted. The list includes
all the overpald taxes OF 1889, and nearly
one-half was comprised In the item OF
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
W1BBLIEa TsRIsB 1IN6ERs.
Anotbes Change-Iai6es Again on
the Free List ana a Bounty ON

Anothes Change-I2i6es Again on
the Free List and a bounty ON
Sugar.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WASHINGTON, April 16.--Just ia the Tariff
bill was to DO reported TO the House, the
Republican members again changed the,r
minds, and at II O'Clock this morning COM
pletsly changed two OF the most important
items In the bill. Again hides have been
placed on the fres list and 30 las sugar, ont
In the latter case the committee has adopted
q provision looking to the payment Of a
bounty OF two cents a pound on the domes-
tic product.
These changes have been communicated
to the Democratic minority members, and
us corrections are necessary In the report
these documents, 1t is said, will be delayed
In their presentation to ths House until late
this afternoon. It 10 understood that the
spgar men have little confdsnoe In the oon-
tinuity OF the bounty and they therefor
protested against the change.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
Gnardtng Again.t n coal Famine.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wtres
CHICAGO, April 16.-A morning paper
says: The indieat ons are that by May let
most OF the soft coal miners OF Illinois,
Indiana and Pennsylvania will go out on a
strike and that after that date the supply OF
soft coal will be limited. In view OF this
fact many of the railroads are putting In
large supplies OF soft coal, recent pur-
chase Of the Atchison, Topeka a santa Fe
amounting TO $4,000. None of the aoal
dealer here have within the last 80 hours re.
ceived orders that they cannot ill with 4
month,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., April l6,-It is re-
ported here this morning that troops Will
remove the boomers from Sherman y now
town on the reservation opposite here. The
land is claimed By the Indians.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
pralrle fires Raging in Wisconsin.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS.,, April 16-Pralrie
fires have started In this vicinity and IN
less there is rain soon much damage will
he done. At Mercy. eight miles distant, all
the farmers are fighting FIRE 10 save fences
and houses. Il is learned that destructive
fires are raging at other points In Wis
consin,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
TOPEKA, KAN, april 16.-Professor E. E.
Craig, bslloonist, was severely hurt in an
attempt 10 make balloon ascension and
parachute drop yesterday afternoon. A
strong wind was blowing and the balloon
came In contact with telegraph wire,
throwing him out. He fell 40 feet, striking
headtlrst against a buggy, receiving severe
iniuries
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Samuel D-nuey OF PennsgEav,, while
fthing Ia tho Delaware Tuesday morning.,
caught q shad that WEIGHED . pounds 81
ounces. This is tho heaviest shhd caught
this sehson, and outweighs by half an ounce
the big fellow caught of Port Penn last
week, Nj. Denney sent tha shad to PresI.
dent Harrison, Tuesday, by the United
States Express Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
spreading the MORMON Faith.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
La NOME, IA, April 16.-The general
conference OF the Latter Day Saints closed
here yesterday. number o, prominent
men were ordained high priests and over
100 missionaries were assigned to various
points throughout the United States and
foreign countries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
DENTON, Md, April l6.-Judge Stump
this morning imposed fns OF $3.50 on
Charles Il. Blaekiston, formerly a Denton
druggist. an a charge oil violating the local
option law.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
nnt hls iaIthfuI VIC. from snn 10 .nn,

free.
But his faithful wife, from sun to I'm,
Takes her burden up that's never done;
There IL no rest, thcre ~ no play,
For the good OF tho house she must work Away.
And IN the end this faithful, overtasked
woman will break down beneath her never
ending round OF work Gnd IS she lies upon
her couch Of pain, saith will have ample
tine to bemoan the selfish economy which
closed his purse. strings when his patient
wife gently limited that her falling health
required tonic. Why was he 80 short
sighted2 Dr.. Pleroe's Favorite Prescription
would have given her u new lease OF life,
and brought the blush OF girhood to her
cheeks again. 1t Is ths only remedy for
overworRed, "worn.out," aud feeble women
generally. Sold by all druggists, under u
positive guaranteed Of satisfaction In every
case, or price (sD promptly refunded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17
stricken Dead a, sIis narl,,

Associated Press Dispatch ~ special Wires
WASHINGTON, April l6-Charles q. Miller,
wealthy resident OF Sslsn, Mass, was
fonnd dead In his bath room at the Nor.
msndie this morniss, He arrived here
about two weeks ago from the south.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-17

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NASHVILLE, TRNH., April 16.-Lest night
the sheet metal work. is OF this city went
out on strike. They demand m increase
In wages of 25 cents per day, and reduce
tioI III the working day from 10 to 0 hours.
About 100 men are out.