The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-02

Miss Jeanie Behsten is visiting rela-
lives In our city. ~
The Easton suit has been decided In
favor OF the Reading railroad.
Mrs, Jas, p. Rothwell OF this city is
visiting rol atlves In Middletown.
Mr.. Morris Leroy and family. of this
city, are spending two weeks at At
.lantic City.
The Repauno Chemical company
will hereafter ship their powder to
Pennsgrove by floats and then by rail.
During tho absence OF Mr.. l.. t. Will
son his position MS organist of West
Church will be filled by Miss Daisy
Sutton.
Surveyor W. A. Kimmney is laying
/, out and constructing the half-mile
truck on the farm OF James q. Nc
Comb at Claymont.
The Warren Athletic Club will hold
Its annual fall sports, open TO men,
hers OF the club only, on August 81,
at Front and Union streets.
Charles Maehlor. who fell into the
elevator at the Clayton House, about
ten days ago and injured his right
foot 10 able TO walk with the aid OF
crutches.
Clarence Elliott, OF the Wilmington
!. Wheel Club. will shortly try to make
new worlds records for the quarter
and hnlf mile, on the kite track q
} Kirkwoed, Del.
| J. B. Lucns and A. @. Dunn. firemen
lon the Delaware railroad. returned
home yesterday from Wllkesbarre,
where they had been attending a
Union meeting.
i, Ralph Stone is winning laurels ut
j Grand Rapids, Mich. He was chosen
secretary OF the second annual meet
/ Ing OF the Michigan State Bar Associa-
ton In Grand Rapids last week.
The base ball teams OF the Brownson
Library Association will cross bats
Z, with the strong Camden Club, OF Cam
! den, N. j., tomorrow afternoon at
Front and Union streets.
Mr.. Robert Emmett Robinson, OF the
firm of RlR. Robinson d Co., bankers
land brokers, left this city on Saturday
Q to spend his vacation at Spring Lake,
I n. j. He took Ais bathing suit with
time.
: Charles NJ. Townsend. OF the firm
'of q. II. Townsend & Son, real estate
: agents. left on Saturday to spend q
few days at Cape May. Charlie will
no doubt have good time fighting
, the breakers.
Neddy o,DonnelL suffering from an
I, attack of cholera. IN orbus, was taken
to tho police station last evening, when
n no was removed to tho Delaware Hos.
pitaL DIT. Fancy gave medical attend
. anco.
John W. Cooper. of the Warren Ath-
. letic Club, champion l25.pound anna
q teur wrestler OF the United States, has
i bought Kitten premier pneumatic
this fall.
, William Steward, OF the VIII
mington Wheel Club. has smashed the
n local record OF 26N minutes between
o Brandywine Summit Camp ground
: and the Court House at Wilmington.
The distance is g. miles, and She ward
h made it in 25 minutss.
l. Wallace. the 9.months old child Of
!. MIR. James and Mrs. Mary Clark, OF
l. l7l3 Rodney street, died ut tho resi-
I-ldence of It's grandparents. MIR. ant
Mrs. y. Seeley. few miles from Bridge
ton. N. j., on Monday.
Mrs. Jane Cleaver, mother of J. Har
try Cleayer, of the Cleaver d Heain
4 Co. of this city, died at Delaware City
J. on Sunday morning, aged ~ year
: She leaves eight children. Her funera
J. will take place on Wednesday.
All sof the Wilmington electric carr
stopped running about half past one
: O'Clock to-day, caused by tho burning
., out OF plug. The damage was adj.
: Justed in ten minutes time, aud the
cars were again running on schedule
. time.
Frank Hofteoker OF the firm of Hof
feckar IL Hofackar returned to-day
7 from trip to the mountains.
Il E. 7. Candy, chief engineer of tn,
n Park Com mission, was taken with {
i faintlng spell. at Ninth and Market
n this forenoon, about 11.30 o'clock. liz
!. was taken Into tho Wilmington Saw.
, ings Bank. q physician sent for and
q lrestoratives applied.
4 A largo stack-yard on the SUSSEX
o County Almshouse property neal
eGeorgetown, Del, was struck by light
o ming on Saturday. One COW was Kill
y ed md six stacks OF straw were de
'ostroyeu. The burning of the stray
stacks gave rise to ruInor that the
almshouse had been set on fire anC
four inmates burned to death.
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