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Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
40 benz lite bore big, os pis big lite,

Der inbtiI ~uiOere. eaO Dem lite bsre big, ps pts big lite,
isr ies iiser, til. ,6,g r,.sas ,.,-,f, a
e SEQ tnnbs lite baps iast nOset beSrs ior OF til
%easebolSe bans piIoe @IeSesuobru6; ; tbi ban trsb firar
i9len lammen i I'm msrte 8ros., s6 s,r. ~. ssr rr,~
> Seq rep al en- Borfprhtfe. % ianbt mar. aartst opr
RoroatIanter baust, paa bpiltet par aiiat Stibsts tilbaqes
lasie Bel lisetiI ben iOresaaenSe Days Iibbas. Seq
braste Oct op paa S9tfet, uSbrsbte bet paa StgIiebtet,
os uilte 6olfens, buor nj itoo.
"Sor aurs", iaSOs leg, "a SpOueit til 8st". De
bsieas line oopeoer usp Ouer Rartst, os ioa ~np89isyri9
paa bet.
par ou Roget at ~inOuen6e, Stems" iparsts lea, &.
nei. bet CT pel ristist" iuarebe ban. )
"SIaf al la Sraier!" beiaIsos ies. Sab label" -
til WanOea peb 3aattet.
6oItens lob ben til BrOierue, Os ian Ninnitsr eftsr
ltprebe pt Rurs meO goo 8inO.
gaaOe lsmnermunOsn Os S~aabsmunSsn ipybI.u paa
9pten.
'Op nOsls al ir % TAFT Iss StOr,s os 8ousbram,
ieI!" raabts is9. % penbte mig bsrpaa til Ssmmsrman.
Den, bet ies iasos: "9or nu, StsUsus, ies itaI isrs bette
Su6 Tor Dig % oine Sammeruter % briuss BET, iaaItOes
lOm ) bar snlttt, irsm til ct Stso, feuti GpartmiI ira
uFlsnSltppten, men uIsre paa Be SeiiuseIisr, leg Bar
HGpnt. Ou butter BENZ"
"3aUilt', brummspe ban. "gi bar sioy; uoG, 10 psI
laa Del, tanter jea men bog lite mere, sua boao Dc &lgn9s
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Sireftionen fas @rauo 5orfs Sol
lese bar palst 8rst 0ilescs fra gsil.
mar til geitprer. Glanot % surise
palste 2erere er 9roi n. Susltaa. fox
5iben Carer oeo, Goucsroa Goasss
@Dorbeao. 8pafab str ospa iolosi
tif at ppertase Sait &spsisec iorriss
9alb | 8albrpin, g8is.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
"ssu On, guttsr, Iab OS bore, Buab s fsas, roobte

~9lu ba, Gutter, Iab os bore, bpaO s flyer, ruabte
BaabsmanSsn. gas ~ 81 ,sgR I'd ,sfg ,1 ou- -
90 ga mig baIpbeiaysn ieatssss"Srs 8rammcr CT, life
mol" aPen en- al be sErs @tatrOisr psnbte fig mob BAN
% raabts: "SpapfOrnOset, bin 9uaIp! bpor nil bu itue
ben al ben @ro9? 8om lite % ipor for porns 6oIt,
Din @rsnifOutns, slsrs sfaPlfs, pa ian r. bu tsrnsr pp i
en- cart. Deter fu5Oellis ppt!G raabts ban til os,
"8istis! ipareos SSraerarauSen.a ral r5fa s.-
"StOS tOr!A raabts' its, ipsis for ut fau ~faitfluaet
Ssnne Sag mso grO9set gii@ DID msD .foa q. a
S9 i%aaIsoes bIep Set.|Slssigl. OIL naf .e. saa ..
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
somirn Marla o. snhnsMlatn.

SVWIih 0sutiu w OHNhtH9"b"'
s geneOis frGper Snfiuen5atn tdlti9e
Gre. 0e 9roenoe trOr at tinns milonr
b.nne CUBS grebe" Deb itdbiSea6irfey
bsipe. 5oruOen MobonHn 9liropeia
bar osIaa @aoonuo "bsf gdrmete" I
garminifirten iaaet upe, prGStiss boisf
Siffeftaber meb tinse @utbbtsberier
III en- g9rOi al $4,000 2ifater. Oct
er en- @aoe fra en- &rimiss aux,iaesn.
nueu. iOm er Fyttet irem mieti airfea,
er beitnuOis Onlsioet al 1000 bteaoeaee
gorlDs os belle 9aselt belsiret AZ fore
Sfarer 9rOenoe. aa7o ?
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

oo Ware, life oIeuc icr of Jamie Grfa.
rina bert. men irrlis icr at taa ltrrrc
llSbplc. Ser er bog inseu. Der bar
Cab Al, at ii oS Den &ei fan ioa "banoe
/ 9pie "a saI".
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
l6O
oUer6orRs IepY GCuuucunmSnQID

bauoe tntet aQe SoOene ouerborb gcmG Q ,raucy,pn,S,n nTHl
bapoe iorIangt BET.
tAt bette bIsU iogt mig al gadSsm nrt6atauI,i 11omt bapSt a7,E''t
p'aPi 9qaen ldmmen meO Communicated irsne od t}''s|
'0"""H tH0ass lOr bans Seq srb benne Settt8Be6, ba
e9 par aleae uep SaaOSmonOen, til at'fbstes 6dtt sifa
no ON ptptfret,og isgte iiGr at tohanie uabcr geitrfeS0
e0ao oct par, Jon ben 9ianb, Der fdl6tts !" 9aI~E bdpStg ss,lma-
ment, at commemorative baubs altrnt, men fona BENIN s5aG
lite p4os no meO. YaaosmanOen, iom Oertst pms spl nsaau
9rHn0itttfelg afaup, iagoe, at ban life pibne @enefs salaa n
9efoGn, men ban ihIpe NOT ie at faa set no Of SobnjeE .-
Oct uioc. EsiHaa' slf0Fhfo :" SN"Hs I1t P.
9an ia9Oe mig mi, at ban par toainter neS I aPutte. 500. -
tef, lcroi ban laa, al 6olteue par Taft betent pa bet.
% Hat9e iorci De trosoc, at ban ulOe title fla paa Gapteir
Hs"2 >Ne, nSro, ON uilos BaUe meofprt lpr 6au
iE yam 9dn lngoe, at ban lite tuuOc ifionnc, buorIc,
pes gee 0cOle sag uiice eRbe til ungtct 6olreneS Sian
al lG'laee Sttbet % ie9e at uaa 2ano oabne goaSs
MOI LOO t9 uoIere, piIbe DC bog lobe ior 5ure for al
p1oe tG8st, laaiom, on be ltp0te paa ct Sab, me6enS Sc
pat Soaoene, tunoe DC life ne0tc at IGSe Tia optooe
0m0oto' % Der uIoc, bo mango al sem par meoet rGa
% EUosnoe Jolt, San6bcoeu psieIig tomme ior Ioarn,
Sg 9pao Oct angir, at tonme ilano, iaa par lloias
Etne lentl MOB en-, al DC Guar, De uHSe oiue pGe
SS~Sp.9!t9'naaI, man giorSe Dem, pibe Uare iaa pbt foy
lteAt9e, at Dc pube robe Tia.
"tN geT pleU uor SGmtatc Gi6ruot al Epmmcruians
yen, Ger Tom a9tcHo ior at beoe mic tuae @ooen, ne.
VHs gan eA Sooe8nr0upen teyncoe io ibi ban, ialfrIS Ea
gay rem 'SrN8' % var i~ugutiug "ie5" ipr BAN bapos
'''""' 0orA.(
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Zen oanife Barren &pmens
IfipIC

cr al fine gGr9er 9jort lmbnolg, nnoer
Bdaituo al, at ion lhllSs pGre ponpits
tig, fordt Sluorr iunbe n0oe Snotas.
terue al bans tore Sober meoers ban
ielu maa ernGre iie ION SIitrenIlaser |
Belle. Boronsn bar mojeRbt jim Sag
ior 8etten % bar iOrnpli0 no9iuet en-
8ieee, bppri ban irsmitiler belle oeHne
Itommeliqe Gag for bet bon9fe Solf.
Sons itarpe % IgnberIemiheuoe aritit
al SinbsipgeIGecH Brpis Steenbprss
5orbolo, maa pGre iaroeles guufltums
men for 8arpuens Mobporier bpprior
man M usiao bar iotieet uirtelis al
elDre BAN gal. SORT tilbqaebolbt baus
Barge, 8ammsriuufer WuntbesM or.
scnitjerue, bans iporIomme Waanebs'
pense, % ba mon tilfibit op9op bette,
beIluttebe man tlsb Moat at FIRE ban
til SinoSip9ennItalten.
Den ste 5ebruar pm Mpreer:n, bo
BarDn 2sipenfiolb fnbna loo i fin
Sens, iroabte bans garss &ammer,
%iunfer WumtbetR O~rsentiepne ,nO ab
0sreu til BAN, lebIuset al en- al Bbens
Sosfsrere. en- SIR. GDnteIbers.
De to Serrer befalcbe 8oroneu. al
ban itrur itulpe too pp. o,nt
"Suoriur?"
San ltulbe msbt BEN. ia@ ss1t
"Spprben? %
Eli Miboelfdrt Sinoip9eanffalt =
Der ituloe ban itemtibi9 pere, IN.
8arOnen ~prOtefersSs. 5an bar life
mere gal enb no9en al be TO Serrer, %
oiloe De BABE BAN plttet ! en- Saare-
tlite, maatte bet ! bDert 6alo tie meo
@ea9t. Sr. Mrrtfe M~pr9eaitjerue be,
9gnote III at inqtte noget Urn en- Srbre
ira SultitsminiHeriet, men Do 8arOnen
bao on at MATTE 'aa 0rOren at le,
nG9teoes Oct BAN. DC TO Ssrrsr Git
cerpaa meO ben 8efsb, at laa maatte
be sribe til anpre 5urboloSre9lsr"
builte 1T SarUnen life at pibe. Oct
iSrfte, ben biemigats Ranb siorbs. ba
ban bar bleoen be u~bebaseliss Serrer
fuit, bar at anbrinae en- Iolib sitter,
bebsfiebe ipr jm DER % ienos 8ub ef.
ter ct 4ar aoOe @enner. Saalebes be
faitet" aipentebe bon, bpab Der pioere
pilbe ite.
Der forig8teS imiblertib insen ats
taaue, os 8a8sn sIter reifte 6r. Runtbe.
Wprsenitierue iii Sisbenbarn for hos
Suitltsminiiteriet at bente Srbre til
meo Mast at inbeip9rre Baron S.
ipenFiolb Ell 8%uareanitalt.
Wadffe ban faar en- iaaoan 0rbre -
men i bert 5olb er 8arDuen iait be-
Iuttet paa at f%oriuare fin Sribeb,
s Belle bar oenne 5remfero moo
ben ulpffelise garon batt flor SenIa.
tiou, % poernlt bier man bam ben
ftcrite Sympathy % Mcofslelie. San
er iom Sslse al al OeRne SinoSbepps
selie enbelis nh biepen meset lpa, %
maaife man M Itaaf, bpao ntan lenae
bar tifi9tet, at ioa BAN 0jort pans
pittig. @g3
or. 1Suuibes MOrsenfIerns Der maatte
iorlaoe 8eile meb ~ifUrrsttet Gag, bar
imiolertio life paret uo,rfipm. ban
bar nh innbet pan at faite 8aronsn no,
peb at n9ste BAN bans Ma~aneSspsnae.
5or Sebrnar Maaneo bar 8aronen life
facet nSbetalt en- gre, Nan forItadr,
at ben arme MtanbS StiQius bereiter er
ret fVrtpilet; ftben ret laiise bar ban
tun be to 2in9 at b9l9e tmelem: Sat.
ftntSvfeuet e0er Q~onraEQn,
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Sci enaslt. garIamsnr. !

talen Se6 garIamtHtsts aobnips bcbu..
OsOes fOrstnst garlnmcntet Iere epU'
fUrilap. betraIfenbe 3rlaub, ionlt Ct
GOpiorlao ON en- 5orraslie al &c miaSre
Soroeienoemme / StorbritauieH.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Erit til anc Vraiter.

Sea bill ienhs en- 7lalit AZ Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup. oct btoiie @oiiemsoicir
I geroeu, irit til hoilisuiombelIt &rrit, iom
mi ina fin 9rliagiit til at ieiee eiter ct EH
fin SLATER % onbeialt bette uomGrIeee
Wibosl ior SalisH % 9nuaerre I'll fine Ben
rer &oresie:
Or. 6. =. @arusr, j.
26.S gplppattr, 9Pidl.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Gn ipenff IatbsrF Sirfs @mpsa
polls bleu nplis ct Rop foe 8tammern'
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
.stter ifrsffeliat. iaaOan en- @asie

SnDbsri. Der tr i gerOeH," in8be tr
prs6 NdnO, "btn iibite GSnps 5fbi, fa
iirbts. CT iuu iorialitet, at Ret ilet life
fan uDtte, at btanbe ben ! Smcrrct."
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Sporban bsinber ban ii87 FSea
fSler itunbOm en- suopsnSe, BisenSt,
atilfreosfilenbt Gppetit, bsraerSafpr.
tlarlis, urdturlis % uiune. august
Flower er Wtblet. ,-na Lr 1nf ~
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Gauton college I gaatrt. 8. o.,
bar M 152 Gle0er. 1ss
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Sbprban bcfnber ban iig9 asSdn
bar inseu 2bft til at ipiie Uso er qarris,
sretten pa finoer Sell peo gltt. man
istter ioran BAN. August Flo*eg
CT @iblet. "a
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

Soorban befnoer ban ii9?5 Otter
PIG umaabelis gtppetit er ban IaSf,
utilpas % bar life Sinas for'JsSen;
bet CT, Iiseiom en- Wunbfulo pilbe brEbe
BAN. August Flower sr Riolst, O!
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

The Lutheran University Harald
for @arts @aqhsb bsrsttet isisenos ON
|8psniasen AZ 4acife 9ntbsrau nnipsrs
ftp: "Smtreut 3OO. 900 8rits e M
la9t inf. .Sele fsrits @taSs s. frrSis,
Oct oil iiss Baemsnttt. Soattaft for
400, 200 6pb 2amRt ss ltattft. 9rs
beiOet noisres boaos fnntt % foiio.
Spsningen ppfsfe3 i lin Utbso. % oet
blioer en- iuipUnerenas Stsisbbsuins.
8ait. 9burgrimfsn fla seiqs 5aIs,
9. O., beisote Gacunn i Stbtlar. San
iifte ZIG nom9rtet 9sSt y par fGrbsteS
bel tilfreos meb Stsoet % osts 0ms
aiSeiier. San Bif ~ otorsr fot at
arbeibe for ben sube Saa. "'-aa1
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

6pntoroia 6pIlsgs M9,fbsao. Rias
%nelota, bapDe it9liS bst ubsto. al Cd Ear
Gleper bleps iDSe Of 0ifsrii. siOlea
blep itanbiet siebliHstin 40 ole Jorfs'
t'sbe~osforanftal tnia9r mosnotss for
at binore Sbsb9mmsngfa al fprsos ii8.
De ibse Gleper I6lsp iioisrsoi. % dd'
gen bar oeretl at iptit PVT Gjlfelos er
inbtrnffet, % be lDss @lsoer .b,t oars
fntoltanbis ~friffssom tsst aia. Sa9eu
bar pdtt en- t|s, DWgasti on,bsS iomI
5sl9e al at bet ira etamoS GoNeosoio
f~ienbtlist Solo Isaipseotss BEL &D9te,
at SfOlens a9krs ale Dor apptvaaot.
iom be buroc. 3aNnkandn8 be,Of c,
Der baaoe fra Dr. V. 9arrolu i
Sarge iamt Hcsk Gsois % Susby
fremfonlniet G~rtl@siHasss esr ialbltGa'
bist tilintetgisr DC Fnnfs 8asbapsfisr,
5orbaabentli8 biz S5tofsD iltert taani
s%ienoptase jim ErtipWbsS mso ct lissiaa
fort glepantal lem fss. 9atoto."
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
airfelige G~ftertstainger


Sprlfjellief Biabs Gar b,retict on
Ell relisiss geue9eliei SgtnG %ireiuiati
Ohio, icm 6ruot II @oonssItFeu Q.
8uD Nsias' % Bnns fDugsno' WtSar'
beioer 8ep. Gretn,,,oS8 @~irtionib'b.
s ilsre Tiger bar SiSt 10 5otoi Tsoer
o. bar BAIT en- rstigip8 Sntsr,sft, icm
8peu olorio Icr bar itst @oSt til.
Mpoerue, Der ferF 5ttO bolbi ! 8Fns
nofnnt, bolSeS mi / sen fore Wtpfic
Saa, bpor inotit 5000 Giibprsrs bar
ueret fOriomIst, fjtat 0alsn 'aa Jar
,Siooeplaoie tot 1900. Sions Cusoa9
par gafftIiens tore Sag. OUsraIt !
8pen bar JorreininosmGno ttsuet an
muoet ON at lltttt fine Jor,stninJer
unoer Mgoerne, % 6nftrsnt 1000 5ors
retrinssguie eftertpln Nnmoonin9en.
5p1seu Dor, at SaGsR itts vnnos rumme
VILE, lomi bar tremmDs. Gtanot Jors
iamliussn bls1 bet nSoth 8ort mso
iesenoe goaFtfft: "Sso Jufts, Of ttiee
Ell 9riten." OVER 500 At bisis blsu |
esbet al 8n9cn lmberts9net % inolenot.
Salt ital pper 1900 @srfonsr bore
bleuet "Ompenct", Fosde' @posrus Be
spnote. OnSSoo aftsW bar miaoit
10000 @ericref iorfnmtst i % uoerfor
SaQen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

Dooley's Minstrels. Academy. satur-
day p. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

A special from Norwalk, Conn,
April 10th, to the New York Herald,
said:
The steamer colchester owned by
tho Myers Excursion and Navigation
Company OF New York, while on he,
way from New Haven to South Nor
walk at daybreak this morning to talk,
the Knights of Columbus on all OK
curslon to the Cornwallon Grove. L. L.
ran on Sheep Rock, a dangerous reel
between Calf Pasture and GRASSY
Hammock Islands, Mt the entrance t.
.Sorwalk har5or.
Captain Solomon Friel acted as his
own pilot, rs there was a steer3man
on board who claimed to know the
channel. They were trying to make
The harbor through what is known as
the east passage, but got out OF thu
course and the Colchester went on tn,
rock, which is submerged at high wa
ter. Tho Rochester was runatng III
full speed. The engineer stopped tn,
machinery as soonas he felt the shock
but not until the steamer had gone
well on the rock. A big hole was
punched in the bottom IN the port
side.
When the Colchester settled at low
tide the forward portion OF the boat
from the bow to the paddle wheel
was entirely out of water. The enor
nous strain on tho.centre OF the yes
sci caused by the machinery bulgeu
out the sides of the hull. The boiler
was shifted, and tho hole is constantly
growing larger. Pumps were kept al
work all day, but it will be almost i'm
possible when she is gotteu Off t.
keep her atloat. A wrecking tug, which,
arrived from New York, is now al
work on her.
The Colchester was formerly tn,
well'known steamer Samuel NJ. Eel
ton, that ran for SO many years be
tween this city and Philadelphia. Tn,
steam 81 will be towed to New Yort
for repairs which will cost 1t is said
81 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

Miss Name McNally has Como to At
lantlc City tor week or ten days.
Miss Iona Pierce and Mrs. Fannie
Buck are spending few days at Az
lantic City.
G. d. Middleton, son OF O. s, Middle
ton, is stopping at the Sea Side House.
Atlantic City, for the remainder Of the
season.
Mrs. Mary A. Todd Is sunmering al
Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E, Griffith left
to-day to spend week at Bridgeton,
N. j.
Benjamin G. Gam left to-day en-
route for Denver, to attend tho con-
ventlon of the X. Of p.
DR.. A. N. Raub and wife. of Newark.
are visiting Atlantic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

Chicago, aug. la.-Mr Wtdtelaw
Rel returned to this city from SPRING.
fie d, Ill, this morning, accompanied
by Congressman Burrows. Of, Aiehl.
ga Pro ident Burke, OF tho Republic
Q n League OF College Clubsand presi.
don't Tracy, OF Illinois Leagne of Re
pL hlican t'luts In ali 3htilg from the
tram Mr.. R5id aeG5 deulaily damned
one OF tn iingers OF his right hand iii
tHe door al the ear, bfuisiug the iin-
ger 50 severely as to require Tho atteE-
tion OF Il SURGEON.
MI Reid suid: Il entertain tho Old
fashioned idei that candidates Tor the
vice presidency ought not to do too
much campaigning. | don't believe,
therefore, That | will Dnke MANY
speeches outside Of my own Slate.
Although am OF the OPTION that we
should pay more attention to our OWL
campaign than to a discussion Of tho
democrats aud thcir plans. stlil ! til nk
the democrats iii New York are not
altogether happy We hope to carry
New York, and by forcing the fight
aud milking an unisaGEing cutnptl. n
we can win. II neyer Is good policy,
however, 10 underestimate the strength
OF your pponnnta.
'.lhe tariff reciprocity and all tile
questions they involve, wi lie the Is.
sues, igetiier with finance. We VIII
show up The Wild scheme 81 removing
CHE lax On state bunk issues and iHjlr
ing our banking system, ami til 9
question Will certainty figure e&tau-
siyely in the contest.
Many prominent Republicans pa d
Sheir respects to Mi Reid here Mr.,
III. II. hohi51at, OF tho Inter 1ccnn,
gave luncheon in Mr.. Reid'a honor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20
.Y.ClOthing House
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

wInmlsaroS. Saturday. August 20. 1892.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

NThSTEp-A good white girl for gen.
w eral lluusework with reference at
No 1901 Walnut street. As0-3l'
JNANrEp-A family without chill.
w dren ii possible, to tnke II furnish
ed house and 70 Dof.rd futhtra and daush
ter. Literally paid. Address Y. A, this
Office, n2a-St
M Manager and UHerseer to
w hire and oversee men and repre-
cent manufacturing Company WHO
want branch oilteea We pay office rent,
advert ising ard travelling expenses. Po-
s!tiGus permanent, good salary. no ped
ding, no cauYassipg, Experience not
necessary as you act under our instiue.
tons fou must be Nnown in youE loca-
lion md furnish references IL rcquir-
ed. Address with stamp, The Branden-
burg Manufacturing Co, Dayton. Ohio.
a2J-lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

Edgar d. Carlisle, son OF Theodore
Carlisle, q farmer residing near Strlck
ersvllle, Pa, was engaged on Thurs
day morning In hauling manure with
four-horse team. After taking b
load to the field the horses, on the way
back to the barn, commenced travel
ing quito rapidly. when he seized thu
near horse at tho tongue by the Bride.
10 order to check their speed De
spite his efforts they continued at Q
rapid gait. and on reaching the ynrc
he colllded with post with suot
force as to produce his death in few
minutes afterwards. His body wal
carried into the house and physician.
called, but his skill was unayailing,
the lungs having been torn loose by
the force Of tho blow or collision. MIR.
Carlisle lost son by death year Oh
two ago, and as Edgar was sthe only
surviving son the blow OF his sudden
death Ia the more severely felt. Hs
was about 20 years OF age and very
exemplary young man. His remains
Will Do Inferred tomorrow Sunday
afternoon at London Tract.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20
FIFTH EDITION


Captain Edward j. Dougherty, ar
sistant superintendent OF the Philadel
phla branch OF Plnkerton's Nationa
detective Agency, died early on Frida.
morning at his home. 1404 Castle ave
nue.. He was s. years old, having bee,
born on DuPont's banks In April, 1885
When tho var broke out he'enlisted IL.
Company q, Fourth Regiment, Della
ware Infantry. He served through tn
war and was made captain for hi.
bravery. At its close he returned t.
Wilmington, where he served two term
as Chief of Police.
Ho was nominated by the Republi
cans for Mayor. but he was defeated
by the late Joshua Simms. He wa
afterwards appointed chief clerk ii
the postoifice under postmaster Pyle,
and served some time very acceptablJ
On leaving the postofIice he went to
Philadelphia to join the Pinkartons
and he has been connected with tn.
agency ever since. He has aided IL
bringing many notorious criminals to
Justice and Inns made reputation
which extends all over the country
He was n member of Lafayette Lodge.
No. Il, f. and A. NJ, of Wilmington
Del, and also Gus W. Town Post, No
10, G. A. II. A widow. three daughter. !;
and two sons survive him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

Tho Iron Hail.
A dispatch from indianapolis, Ind :,

A dispatch from indianapolis. Ind,
says:
The Iron Hall receivership case wa
resumed before Judge Taylor to-day.
Supreme Justice Somerby again took
the stand. lie admitted that the sl70.
GOO sent to the Philadelphia bank D.
relieve its temporary embarrassment
was Iron Hall money. He testifie'
that the SIS 600 sent to Philadelphia to
be invested by Hayes was put Int
bonds OF the Philadelphia Mutue
Bank, which he admitted wore worth.
less. lie also said that his son-in.la,l
McMeacham had been forced y Davil
and Hayes to resign tho position o.
supreme adiuster before they woul'i
consent to tho Philadelphia bank ge.'
ting the sl7o,000.
The members of the order In THU
city have the greatest confidence a.
its stability, and are paying the az
easements promptly. One fact tina.
seems to be lost sight OF by the enc
niles OF the ORDER Is that the assess
ments are unlimited. An assessment
or even two. can DO called every week
and will be responded to. At one OF
two assessments month the income
has been over $1,000, 600 year, ana
there IL no doubt but the order, which
is one OF the best of the kind in exist
once, will meet every demand that 1.
made upon 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

A very prstty wedding took place
on Wednesday evening the l5th inst.
at the lrida's home, loI East 18th
street the contracting parties being
MIR. jesse Jones. OF Mary,lel, and Miss
Lizzie MeErea, 81 this city, by the
Rev. G. A GItse, o; Georgetown Miss
Laurn Brown acted as bridesmaid aud
John Metrea, tho hiitle brother, acted
RB best man,
Tho presents were very valuable
and numerous. Those present were
the Jride'4 parents MIR and Mrs Mr.
Crea, Mi and Mrs MHllaf, OF Chester,
MIR. and Mr.. Philips, Mr., and Mrs,
Richardson, MI AMI MIS- Tiguer, Mr..
and Mira. Person Mr. and Mrs. jae.
obs, Mrs. w. MeCr Mrs, Eilen iaE1s.
Mrs Itddle Ntlanrh(ln, Mrs Sallie
Mall ison, Mrs, Lake Ars.Iohn Smith,
Mrs. julia Adams Mrs. james Alelrsl,
Miss Mly Pierce, Miss katie Donovan,
Miss Li1Nie Watson, Miss Lydia
Brown, Miss Lille Me6ien0Kun, Miss
Annie Thompson. Miss Fannie Ian
dollar, Messrs Harry Starr, Neil Nor
RE, Miss 1ennlb McGrea, Miss Sadie
MeCrsa, Hiss flo5sie figHer.
Tho bride and groom left for Mary
del where they viii II side.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20
FOURTH EDITION


New CASTLE, August 2Oth.-Notwith-
the threats OF the owners of
the steamer Excelsior, tugs are still
taking fishing parties down the bay.
The tug Oceanica stopped here with a
party from Salem. and took few per-
sons from this city. The whole party
numbered sixty-three, and about two
thousand fish were caught. Among
thoss who won't from hero were Capt.
u. w. Truss, David Boulden, William
Knight and others. They returned
yesterday afternoon.
DR.. ]. Ii. Simms, local preacher OF
Wilmington, will preach In the NJ. L.
Church tomorrow morning. DR..
Slmms has boon attending Pitman
Grove camp meeting aud will doubt
less have some interesting reports to
give OF the meeting. John ID. Stops,
OF Dickinson College, New Castle
boy, will preach In the evening. This
will be MIR. Stops first sermon in
this city.
Rev. james D. Kennedy, OF Trenton
y. j.. Will conduct the services In the
and evening. MIR. Kennedy preached
hero last Sunday.
Grabbing parties are now quite pop
'ular among the young folks. A party
OF six caught several dozen OF the
elawed delicacles Ia u short tins yes
terday morning.
The pavement In front of the new
library Is being laid and everything
will be completed in short time when
the building will be thrown open fol
public inspection.
Several members OF the New Castle
wheel club made q run to Delmar OIL
Wednesday evening, returning last
evening.
Jack White has accepted position
on the F., W. & b. II. Il. as fireman. He
has been assigned to duty on the Bal
timore division.
Miss Regina Mahoney Is spending O
vacation at her home in this city.
Mrs. William Watts and Miss Lucy
Watts of Wilmington visited frlends
here yesterday.
William II. Whitelock has returned
from trip to Maryland. Mr.. White
lock visitedWoodlawn camp.
W. Marvin Truss is visiting his home
here.
Mrs. Lowell and daughter have re
turned from soiourn in Philadelphia
| Miss Nellie Hasson of Wilmington is
Visiting friends here.
Miss May Martindale Is spending n
vacation among the bills OF New
Jersey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-20

Yesterday afternoon three cars ar.
rived at New Cattle, loaded with stone
for the prisoners to break. Soon after
the stone arrived Sheriff Simmons. Dag
Warden Simmons and Superintendent
Dennison, who has charge OF the stone.
breakers marched to tho cars with
eight ''bum" prisoners In convict garb.
OF stone %ere unleaded. Sheriff Sim
mons was so pleased with the way
that tho men had acted, that he pre-
scented each Of them with fine water
melon and they marched buck to tho
Jail with the prizes In their hands.