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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
STE UcK ny 4 TRAIN.
Rhe Horse Killed, the Wagon Hurle,
Through the Air and the Driver Sc

khe Horse Killed, the Wagon Hurled
Through the Air and the Driver Sc
verely Injured.
eSecial Correspondence Gazette and journal.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. 9.--Philip Archer, Il
Solored farm hand in the employ of Harry
Armstrong, tenant of the Hamburg farm
four miles below this city had miracu-
lous escape from instant death this morn
ing.
Archer was on his way 20 Bear station in
a big wagon drawn by valuable pair OF
horses, the property of MIR. Armstrong.
He was to haul a load of lumber from the
station and had to cross the railroad to get
to the pile. Train No. 50, the north bound
Delaware road express, rounded the curve
there at high rate of speed and before
Archer was aware of his danger the loco
motive was upon him.
The horses We're struck and killed in
stantly and the wagon, which was reduced
almost to kindling wood, was hurled with
the driver TO the side of the track, a dis
lance of 80 feet.
The train was stopped and Archer, who
was picked up unconscious, was brought
to this city. lie was more frightened than
hurt, however, and Dir. Tybuut, who at
tended him, pronounced his injuries not
serious. He sustained number of severe
cuts and bruises, and was badly strained,
! but no bones were broken. He was re.
moved to his homo later in the day.
Thomas Davis and family ape at Asbury
Park.
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7Narragss.

HANSELL-SMITllERS July iith, at n.
h. MIS- Consulate Tor lliogu and Osaka, by j.
j. Emslie, Eco, aud afterwards at the Union
Protestant Church, by tho Rev. W. rencelly
Runcnmbe tbrother-in-law Of this groom, VS.
sisted hy Rev. Waiter Weston chaplain, and
the Rev. John Mckm, Mary flHabeih
tMarieJ, second daughter of Il. j. Smiihets,
Esq, Unite, States consul at iiiceo and
Osaka, TO Alexander Nelson, fourth Surviving
son Of the Rev, Peter lian-cll, NJ. A., late
Fellow of University COLLEGES, Oxford, and
Rector OF Kingston, somerset, England.
RINNI ER-M ACDuSALD.- lin this city, on tho
80 inst. by the Rev j. Edgar Franklin,
Leahder Il. Rinnicr aud Lizzie Ma,Donaid,
hnIh of mis- city.
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tine HE4rIY yEw roRK.
To-day the Second Hottest bay of IL
Scason--Sot "a breath of Breeze Sti

To-day the Second Hottest bay of the
Scason--Sot breath of Breeze stir
ring.
Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires.
NEW York, Aug. lO,-At S o'clock
;this morning the official Thermometer
showed that by all comparisons Of that
hour to-day is the second hottest day Of
the summer. In spite Of the thunder
storm which cooled the atmosphere for
time and gave the inhabitants of this
overheatcd town a chance to get good
nights rest, the mercury was up and
doing at day-hreak to-day. At O'clock
the official thermometer stood at T9o.
Only once during the present summer
has that record been cXcellcd. That
was on July 29th, the eycr.to-bG-re-
membered day when ut : o'clock in the
morning the official Thermometer showed
the Unprecedented record for that hour
of S34o At 5 o'clock this morning the
atmosphere was stagnatcd and there
was not as much as Il breath OF breeze.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
FORESTALEIHG THE M1BK Els.
Violation of d City Ordinance by Grocery
mon and Whnlesnln nnnlnrs.

men ana wholesale dealers.
Complaint has been made that the
grocers and wholesale buyers of the
city persist in violating the law, in
asmuch as they invariably throng the
street markets in the morning before 8
O'Clock and purchase supplies to sell
again in direct violation of section IA of
chapter 6 of an ordinance relating to
public markets and market houses.
The police officers frequently com
plain that those dealers obstruct King
street in the morning long before 8
o'clock and persist in forestalling the
market as related above. Police Ser
geant Chambers, who was compelled to
remain on duty on King street between
Third and Fourth this moraing to pre-
vent grocers and others from obstruct-
Ing the street with their vehicles, says
The law is frequently violated
The ordinance governing the code is
rery plain and reads ms follows:
If any person shall, either for him
elf or herself, or as agent for another,
Ncfore O'Clock. in the forenoon, from
Inc first day of April to the thirtieth
day of September, or before 10 o'clock,
in the forenoon, from the first day OF
October to the thirty first day of March,
in any year, or on any Wednesday or
Saturday, or any time on Tuesday or
Friday, enter into any Of the public
markets of this city and buy, or offer or
attempt to buy, for the purpose of sell
ing again, any butter, eggs. fruit, meats,
fowls, game, vegetables, or any other
articles of provisions, or food that have
been brought into the markets of this
iity to sell by the producers thereof, or
Ais agent, every such person SO offend
ing shall, upon conviction, be fined not
less than ten dollars, nor more than
fifty dollars, by the judge of the
municipal court, onc.half Of the fine
imposed to be paid to the infornier."
The police have resolved to enforce
the ordinance.
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LEWEs.


sFsUTHI UUTTe5PUHuu1IuBt lzUIIs HIu JVWTHHT
LEwEs, Aug. 10.-AIonday evening the
schooner Addie L. Snow, Captain Whit
man, from Vera Cruz, Mexico, with cargo
Of mahogany, bound to Delaware Break
water for orders, in coming in struck on
point of Cape Ilenlopen. The wind was
calm at the time and with an adverse tide
she drifted on the point. She was towed
of by the tug George W. Pride yesterday
morning and anchored mt the Brcukwater.
She sustained no material damage except
ing leaking little. She awaits orders and
probably Il survey will be held before she
proceeds to her destination
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

BOISE City, IDAHO, Aug. 10.--In the
contempt proceedings against the Ceur
d'Alene rioters, the defence began the
introduction of testimony yesterday.
The line of defence is to prove that the
non-union men began hostilities, the
contention being that the union men
cannot he held to have violated the in.
junction restraining them from interfer-
ing with the workings Of the miners;
and further, that they did not partici-
pate in the fight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

OMAHA, NEB., Aug. lot has been
discovered that the Rev. D. G. Tate, the
Republican candidate for lieutenant
governor, is ineligible. Tate is an old
man and he has never taken out his ma
turalization papers. The constitution
requires that the governor and lieuten-
ant-governor shall have been citizens of
the United States for two years prior to
their election. The state committee
will be called upon to fill the vacancy
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SEH.4Rh.



NEWARK, Aug. 5.-ruwn council held its
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
evening with Il full board i'll attendance.
After auditing the MANY small bills and
the various committees had reported. the
electric lighting question was broached.
Council is unanimously in favor of the
ituwn holding the plant. and il there is any
benefit accruing for the town to receive
the benefit. The result of the meeting was
that next "Wednesday a public meeting
will be held1in the town building and tax
payers. freeholders especially, are eN-
pected to be present and express their
views. Saturday there will be an election
held on the project to further bond the
town for 5000 Only freehuldcrs will
have right to vote and they can cast one
vote for every dollars worth Of taxes as
sessed. At this tima it is impossible 70
furetell the outcome but as coming
events cast their shadows before il looks
rs though a majority of taxpayers will
vote to further bond the town.
The canning factory is making active
preparation To begin operations. Only
corn will be canned for the present. i
number of farmers pledged themselves to
plant certain portion of their farms i'll
corn. There are several cars loaded with
cans at the factory door.
NEWARK, Aug. 9-'rhc Academy is with
out principal. The Rev. Mr.. Muir of
Pennsylvania was here several days ago,
and seemed to be much pleased with the
institution. lie was to notify the trustees
in few days after his return home, and
in the interim the trustees elected him to
the principaship Imagine the surprise
when word was received from MIR. Muir
that he declined TO accept the position.
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red Prs4s Dispatch by special Wires
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. i0.-Flour, dull and
weak; Pennsylvania snpers S2.25a2 50; do.
do. patents, fi.i0a4.15.
Wheat, steady; No.a Pennsylvania red, Sic.
Corn, easy, 6Ji62c.
bat steady: No. white, i2ai3c.: Nc. . white,
40kc.
Bran, firm and in small SUPPLY choice III
good request winter, l6alT: spring tli.5nula.5O.
lihled huy, choice old, firm, wanted, poor
baled rye straw, fair supplyhnd quiet; 4atil.bU,
Butter, firm and in fair request: Frnnsyl-
vanta creamery, extra, 2-asic.; Pennsylvania
print, extra. 2Sn2!Ic.; Wholesale, 2ga32c.
Eggs, firm; Pennsylvania iirsts, lSG
Cheese, lairly active aud ilrin; part skins,
6a7 sc; fun SKINS lul&c,
Petroleum; refined in barrels, s6l0
Potatoes, firm and in good demand; 2sa33c.
per q bushel basket.
New York Markets..
New YORK, Aug. l0.-FlNur state and west-
cru, du.ct, stead; low extras, s.. ioa3.l0. city
mills, S43ga4. %; city mills patents, Sillai.s5;
winter wheats, low grades, S2i0a3l0: fair Ia
fancy, ~. lHai.35; patents, f3a4iO Minnesota
clear, S3.0an5b0 straights. t3i5al.35; patents
S3.g,Rf,: rye mixtures, f3.I5a3tl; sUperin0,
s.. 91A2.25: Tine, Sl.Elaa.m; southern, quiet,
steady; common TO fair extra, g. iQa3.lu; good to
choice, do. S9.l5a4.55.
Whrat, No. , red, declined zntEc.; weak,
cables advanced u, firm, quiet; Decent 81,
Septenoe and May most active; August. sSt n
SIhc.; september, s31saSSr.: October, S5a
g. Ilf'thfHDtI, Nllys w aJJ!d
Rye. tuti, steady: western TStI3c,
Corn, No. :, weak, advanced Ank on local
trading, stcndy, dull: No :, 62aGS',
oRts, No, 2, steady, dull; state, 39ai7c.;
western, aJaiic.
Beet, lHct, easy; extra mess. SGsln7.5O.
Pork, Il fair demand: new mesS, slia!l..15; Old
mess, si3.I5Il3.75 extra prime. Sls.
Lard, iull, lower; steam rendered., sS.22g,
Eggs, quiet state and Pennsylvania, lisa
lStESc.: western, i7&aisr,
lurpcntne, dull, weak: 2Sas0c.
Baltimore Markets.
Associated Press DspRtch nv special wirsa.
BALTIMORE, Aug, iO.-Flour, steady, I'M.
changed
Wheat, steady; No. red spot md Augu-t,
slNnsl 3sc; September, SlaaSii4c.; 0ct"bcr
Sl7s u+i4c.; steamer. No. red, 1a4aI6% .;
southern wheat, easy FLltz, sbas3c.; Long
berry, siaS3I4c.
Corn, dull: mixed spot and August, Sc.
September, j6hc. October, 5h,4c.: southern
corn, white. steady: 5dc,; yellow, 5Ia5Sc.
Oats, steady: No. 9 white western, &c, No
No. mixed, do, $50.
Rye, quiet; No. ., 13c,
Hay, firm; good to choice timothy, Si450a
1850.
Provisions, steady; mess pork. Sl4.50 bulk
meats, long cleRr rib Sides SIC! sugar picked
shoulders, &C.: sugar cured smoked Shoulders
yNc,; smalI, hams, lic., lStge, lIc. Lard, re-
fined, Nhc.: crude. 1slc.
Butter, active, aic,; fair 10 choice, 22a2Jc.;
do imitation l9usoe.; !adle fancy, lSc.i good
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
DON'T Believe the Garza Reports.

San ANTONIO, TEXAS, Aug. 10
Brigadier-general Frank Wheatner,
commander of the military, has re-
ceived many kilograms announcing the
gathering Of bands Of so-called CARA
men on the border, but he has been IN
able to establish the truth and does not
believe there is any warrant for the re-
ports that the Cara movement will
open. The Federal troops are keeping
q sharp lookout, and so men are out in
Ringgold county scouting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
GL.iYMONY.

Special correspondence OF Gazette and Iournat
CIAYMoHT, Aug, l0.-Thn weather yes
terday was very hot and many suffered,
especially sick pelsons and little children,
The death Of William r. Gressou Of
Philadelphia, on Sunday evening, causes
sorrow here among his many friends. He
was handsome gentleman and as genial
as summer sunshine. Mir. Cresson was
always fond of his country home here
along the river, and was never happier
than when at it,
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Chemical Works Destroyed by Fire.
A aaort ated prexa Disnatch nv SnarI al Vytrau

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 1O.-The ex-
tensive works of the Lancaster Chemi-
cal Company were completely destroyed
by lire to-day, with very large stock
Of goods. The loss is from 100000 TO
$4,000; insurance, $19,500. The fire is
believed to have been of incendiaEX
origin.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
NELL HELD FOE CoNRL
Miss Laura Sabatini, One of Ills Dupes
Testitics Against Him,

LONDON, Aug 9.-Thomas Neil, indicted
tor the murder of Matilda Glover, was held
for court to-day. No new evidence against
Neiil WAS obtained.
The first witness called to was Miss Laura
Sabitini, who was engaged to be married
to Neil. She testified that She was intro
duced in November last To the prisoner,
who was known to her as Dr. Tumans
Nell Cream. lie told her that he was d
doctor in medicine. Later he went to
America. as he told her, to look after his
fathers estates before he left his will in
her favor
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raken From dc onieer and Killed.

CAMDEN, ARR, Aug. l0.-Bob Jordan,
q negro prisoner in the custody of Con-
stable Wright, while being brought to
this city last night for lodgment in Jail,
was taken from the officers by masked
men and shot to death. He had in
suited white woman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
Fata, Lightning storm in Iowa.

tsSncIateu Ftess DIspatih ny Spsclal WIrs4
CEDAR RAPIDS, la, Aug, 10.-rhis
section was visited yesterday by severe
storm. Much damage was done by
lightning at Laport. One man was in
stantly killed, one had the hair burned
of his head, and two were Frustrated.
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MIDDL ETOUH.
speelale,orresponuenee Of tiaaet.e ana Joul

neutrality-suspicious. OF Gazette ana journal
MippLErowN, Aug 3.--Thc Presbyterian
Sunday school spent Yesterday ut Port
Penn, it being the occasion of their annual
picnic. There were about eight wagon
loads of children and teachers, and the day
WAS spent in bathing and other amtlse-
mcnts. They returned home about 7
O'Clock.
\. n Crockett y years Of age, son of
A. 7. Crockett, residing near town, died
yesterday morning. He was until recently
engaged i'll business in Philadelphia where
too close attention to his work sadly i'm
paired his health,and he came home, hop.
ing to recuperate. Instead, hegrew steadily
worse 'lntil it was decided TO take him
to l.lthia Springs, Va, returning last Sat
urduy. The funeral will take place from
the residence of his father ncXt Saturday
afternoon, at 2oclock. lntermcnt at Forest
cemetery.
Il. b. johnson of Nilington Md, has
removed his stable of tr0tters to this place,
with headquarters II the Sational Hotel,
MInpLErowx, Aug 5.-rhe Niiddlotown
Hotel has purchased a new and handsome
hack for the transfer Of its patrons to and
from the depot. II will also convey resi-
dents from any portion Of the town, charg.
ing small far only to those who are not
guests Of the house.
The electric light plant, which for the
past few weeks has been leuling an eXem-
pary existence, forgot itself last night, and
about o'clock decided to quit Conse-
qucntly the town WAS left in absolute
darkness, for what reason no one seems to
know. The machinery is insufficient. and
while the investment seems to be paying
one the Stockholders seem to he very back
ward about improving the plant, with the
natural result Of its being very unreliable
and the service unsatisfactory to its
patrons.
MpplErowN, Aug. 6.-The races at
Gentlemen's Driving Park August 18th
will consist Of 3. II and 2.5O classes, and Il
colt race. No entry will be charged fnr
the latter, but premiums awarded to the
winners. There will also be an exhibition
trot between local stars, and 100 yards
dash between William Brady and Howard
Cradiock for the local championship and
the medal extended by the above club,
both of which have been in the possession
of Mr. Brady for the past year.
The funeral of A. n. Crockett, from the
residence of his father, a. L. Crockett,
near town, occurred this afternoon ut
O'Clock. The bearers we're c, $. Green,
Il. K. Cochran, Jr., T. G. Sites. C. NJ.
Cochran, II. A. loot and W. X. REYNOLDS,
,fhe funeral was largely attended, and the
intermcnt was made at Forest cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

Rabinson one If tia tirst settl"rs ~ the
town, was seized with paralytic stroke
yesterday morning Seated on his front
porch. he suddenly fell sideways through
the lattice work, and was takeI up totally
helpless. On examination it WAS found
that his left side was entirely paralyed.
The physician has hopes Of his recovery,
and at last accounts he was resting easily.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 10.-llenry Der.
ger, the United States consul here, who
is under arrest, charged with having
misappropriated the sum of 10000
kroner, has confessed that he is guilty
of embezzlcment and forgery.
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An Old Man of Eighty commits suicide.

Lock HAvEN, IA, Aug. 9.-Word
reached here this morning that Adam
Reuther, Il retired farmer aged about IS
years, committed suicide in Sugar Valley
this county, yesterday afternoon, by shoot
ing himself through the heart When
found he lay on bed where the deed was
committed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
Destructive Fire In a Texas Town.

McKINNES, TEA. Aug. 9,-t'ire last
night destroyed Coffee Bros. stables,
Ilulader's shoe store. the Mckinney bank,
Goes saloon and half a dozen other stores.
Loss, 100000 insurance, $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

William Frederick and Harry Butcher
have returned from two week cruise
on the Delaware.
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HOOPS PILLS are purely vegetable. per-
fectly harmless. always reliable and beneficial.

TO choice, i6al7c.; store packed, 1Jal5c.; grass,
NHlGc.
Eggs, firm, lie
Coffee, stronger; Rio cargoes fair, lie; No. :,
1876.
Sugar. fair: granulated, Axe; copper refined,
steady, 107SallAc.
Whisky, firm. al n5a1 "a
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

The II. ~ o Porters Association of Balti.
more will picnic ut Brandywine Springs
August 18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

DOVER, Aug s.-l'he attendance at
Camden camp, Saturday, was very small
scarcely any one besides the tenterS being
on the ground. The Rev. George W.
Bounds of the Second NJ. u. Church,
Dover, preached in the morning the Rev
Thomas Ogle in the afternoon and the
Rev. Il. W. Mc'arlane at night.
Clear bright skies and cool breexes
rshered in the second and last Sunday Of
the camp and it seemed that every one
was trying TO make up for their non
attendance the day previous by going on
SUNDAY. Early in the morning they began
10 arrive, coming from all u rectiuns and
i'll every kind of teams imaginable. Car
riagcs, hacks, peach wagons, hay wagons
and all kinds of conveyanCes were brought
into Use, and by noon the grounds con
tanned over 5000 people.
The crowd was very orderly and the
meetings were well attended during the
day The Rev. Homer smith, b. D., of
Columbus, Ohio, preached in the morn
ing, the Rev. George w. Townsend Of
Greensboro, Md, III the afternoon, and
tho Rev. +. III. Rawlins Of Camden, Del.
in the evening.
All the meetings during the week have
been well attended, resulting i'll score or
more Of conversions. 1t is Il nightly oc-
cnrrcnce TO hear a good old Methodist
shout at these meetings,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

DELAWARE Cry, Aug. 1.-THE funeral
of William Beck, ST., yesterday morning
i'll the NJ. y, church, was the largest held
in Delaware City for many years. Long
before the hour appointed for the service,
the church was filled, excepting the pews
reserved for the family and friends. In
accordance with an oft-eXpresscd wish Of
the deceased, his two old roam horses aged
u and - years, We're attached to the hcarsc
which bore his remains To its last resting
place The pall-bearGrs, chosen from
Jackson Lodge, No. ~, a. II. 4. NJ. of
which the deceased was member. were
Brothers Householder, NJ. Bigger, Berger,
Cheairs, Iiibshman aud W. f. Reybuld
The services ut the church were conducted
assisted by Presiding Elder l.. H. Barrett.
Remarks were made by the pastor, the pre-
siding elder and Rev. ii. l.. q. Braddun, the
latter from warm personal feelings for the
deceased. The remains We're viewed by
every one in the church, both white and
colored and it WIS noticeable that intense
emotion was felt by everyone for each
one felt that a true friend had gone from
their midst. At the close of the charCh,
services the body was taken TO Delaware
City cemetery, where it was laid beside the
first wife in the family burial lot. Besides
the family and immediate relatives resid-
ing in the neighburliood, large number
of friends were present from distance,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK OF
ClarkSbtirg, ". j.: Mrs Wildly, Salem n.
j.; Mr.. Gordon, Philadelphia Miss scott,
Wilmington; Isaac Warren, Laurel; j. i.
Stanshury, Baltimore.
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DoIER.


Special Corresnondenreu t Gazette and journal
DOVER. Aug. 6.Ihe attendanccat Cam.
den camp this year has not been as large
ms formerly. Yesterday was childrenis day
and there was a larger attendance than ON
any previous day. The Rev j. H. Culd-
we'll, u. D., preached in the morning be-
fore large and apprecatiye audience, the
tabernacle which seats 1000 being
crowded. Joseph Pyle of Wilmington,
spoke in the afternoon upon "Sunday-
school Works." In the evening song ser
vice was held with short addresses.
The summer school closed yesterday.
There have been about 40 scholars present
during the session. The pupils expressed
themselves well-pleased with the course Of
instruction and requested that such "a
school be kept open each summer. on be-
half Of the scholars Prof. l'indals was pre-
scented with very handsome reclining
chair. Prof. James Il. Carroll making the
presentation speech.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11
DELIH.lRE CRY.

Special Correspondence OIL Gazette and Journal
DELAWARE Cry, Aug, 1.-The funeral
of Mrs. Jane Clcaver took place yesterday
morning. Services were heldat tie house by
Rev. Luther A. Oates, pastor of the rreshy-
terrain Church, Of which the deceased was
u consistent member. A large number Of
relatives and friends were present to pay
their last sad respects. lNtermcnt was
made 1T Hickory Grove cemetery, where
the body was inferred beside her Husband
who died IS years ago. Mrs. CleayGr was
one of the first settlers OF Delaware City,
having settled here in ISIS, over 81 years
ago. She was in her 10Th year.