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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01
Pennsylvania People Benefited.
Mrs. Carrie Bouton Gained In Flesh
from 0sibs. tn lei i-e by the use of
n Simple Remedy.
nIEN AND WOMEN INTERESTED.


1T is astonishing" said ono OF our
physicians the other evening, how
many OF the ordinary diseases people
suller from come from the one cause
.eAcess OF uric acid In the blood. To
discover medicine that would dis
solve THIS acid has puzzled thousands
oil the best men OF the medical pro-
Iesslon. until Dr. DAVID Kennedy, OF
Rondout, N. y, produced what is
known the world over as DIR. Kenne-
dy's Fayorlte Remedy. The great
value we place in Favorlte Remedy
comes from the TACT that u Is tho
only medicine that Will efIectually
dissolve this acid, thus curing rheu-
matism, dyspepsia, kidney, liver and
urinary troubles and tho sicknesses
women suffer from. These and many
more troubles all come from the ono
cnuse. MS 1 said boiore, this death
dealing uric acid"
Perhaps thers has been no one pen,
son In Wyoming Co. Pa, that has SUI.
Tered more than Mrs, Carrie Bputoli.
formerly OF Seottsyille, but now or
Harvey's Lake, Luzern county. Mrs.
Bouton, in relating her restoration to
i health. said: from a girl l suffered
from female trouble or weakness 20
oultar to my Sex. Several physicians
prescribed for me but l found no re.
lief. l was reduced in flesh down to
6s pounds. by accident heard OF Dir.
hennedy's Fayorite remedy and deter
mined to try 1t, and to my great joy !
began to realize that / hal found n
| medicine that was doing me good. !
tllink l had used five bottles when !
| found that / weighed l2tlS pounds and
was better in health than | ever was
before.
Inquiry among Mrs. Bouton's neigh
bors shows that she statea nothing
but tho facts in regard to her case.
! Many other Instances OF the kind are
| widely talked OF III Scottsville. Tunk,
hammock, Wllkesbarre, and other
places where Dr. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy has effected many cures after
physicians had given up hope.
But" says one of our prominent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01
FOURTH EDITION


Doctor Elliott OF New York, who has
been coming hero for some time, says
II he had known We had such MIN
eral spring on this side OF the water he
would have sent oil his patients here,
as this water Is equal to that at Wells
baden, In Germany. or Hockbunnen.
1t is OF extraordinary purity, without
bad taste or smell. Sick people always
object to q bad TASTE or the least bad
odor in water. A prominent mineral
IN this water, the doctor says, Is chlor-
ide OF magnesium. which acts mildly
and fayorably as purgative. produc-
Ing flow OF bile and an increase OF
appetite. He says all physicians pre-.
dict an unhealthy summer ami fall
owing to this unreasonable cold spell
This water, the Doctor, says Is inya :
liable for kidney trouble. He was
surprised that people did not value 1t
as they should. lie said, put seat S
around the spring, and let all sick
persons and sick children come and
lie benefited by this wonderful water,
Dr. Elliott has taken several jars OF
this wonderful water with him to New
YORK, and he says Shellpot mineral
spring is the whole talk among his
friends In New York. MIR. Wier Will
put seats around tie place and have Il
lit up in the evenings 50 that all may
be benefited by drinking this wonder
full water xxx,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Andrew Wilhelm, proprietor OF the
saloon at No. All Shipley street, was
arrested yesterday afternoon on q
warrant sworn out by Clerk of the
District Court s. 1iodmond Smith. up.
on complaint mnda by United States
Revenue Inspector Harvey H. Slusser.
The charge against Wilhelm is failure
to eifaoe stamps on casks OF distilled
spirits at the time they were emptied.
He pleaded not guilty and waived q
hearing, giving bail in five hundred
dollars. Failure to efface these
stamps is felony under the law
punishable by Imprisonment of from
one to five years aud $500 10 $1,000.
1t Is probable that there will be M ore
arrests on the charge which was pre-
ferred against Wilhelm. In some caset
the law is violated by carelsssness
rather than intention. and when an &C.
cused person is one OF generally good
standing in the community the gov
eminent Is disposed to compromise
the case. The gain to the liquor dealer
by not eliacing the stamp Is that he
might use the same package for long
time, filling and reli ling 1t and yei
paying tax on only one package full
OF the spirits, the stamp remaining as
an indication that tho tax was paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01
THIRD EDITION,
al AYar nnfsreen ChnrcLra.

NrwAnK. Del, June so.-A religious
war Is IN progress ut baldwin, u VIII
lnEo on tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. The strife is between the Meth
odists and band OF Latter Day Saints.
who practice some OF the teachings OF
the Mormon Church exceptnolygamy.
AS yet there have been struck no
heavy blows. but the Methodlsts are
doing ALI their power to render in
effective the work OF tho Mormons in
the hope OF driving them away from
tho village.
The Mormons. however. own their
littIo church and will not he driven.
Colonel VIM. +. Baldwin, tho wealthy
mill owner and Methodist. after whom
the village takes its name. offered the
Mormons fabulous price for their
place OF worship ii they would leave
the village. but they would not sell,
and now, while the Mormous pray for
the conversion OF the Methodsts the
latter pray that Western fever may
strike the Mormous and transport
thcm TO Salt Lake.
Baldwin enjoys the distinction Of be-
ing the only town on the Delaware and
Maryland Peninsula that has regular
ly organized Church of Jesus Christ OF
the Latter Day Saints. The sect began
WIN b0tOial 4He
leaders are Jonathan Carter, Harry
Hnrrlgan and Francis Atkinson. The
Methodists declare that they were
formerly Methodists and withdrew
from the Methodist fold because they
could not run the meetings to suit
themselves.
Finally they ousted the Methodist
from their meeting place In one enc
S Of Badly win S mill and held the fort ii
the name OF Joseph Smith until Mr..
Baldwin eyicted them and reinstateC
tho Methodlsts. Then tho Mormon.
began house to house service and
gathered many recruits for Mormon
dom.
At length Jonathan Carter built {
church. and members and converts al
the Mormon faith locked about hin
and called him prophet. THIS CAV,
them prestige In the community, ant
the Methadists saw that something
must be done. SO they built churcl
3uat enough larger than the Norm ul
structure to give them something tC
sing about, and since then their Who'll,
endeavor has heen to save souls anC
break down the Latter Day Saints
Watchers Of the light say 1t Is as YET
,spulL Dick, pull dcvir' between TIN
warning churches, with the odds il
favor of the Mormone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

CLlNE.-Ip this city. on July list. LORNA
Cline, wife OF EmmrIson cline. dRugh.
ter of william ami Lydia Cunnnway
aged rs years.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO al,
tpnt the funeral from tho residence OF
her parents, No. 81! Poplar street. on
Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Inter.
mcnt at Wilmington and Brandywinc
Cemetery,
ELiIo1T.-June 81, 1893, Isaac S. Elliott
aged - years.
l;clat ives and friends aic invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late residence
.hOck Manor Braudywinc Hundred, on
Monday, July :, 1923, Mt ll.n9 o'c ocA A. NJ
lntermcnt at Old swedc's.
Muir suddenly at Mechnn'Csvtile. n
w. ON tho 10Th inst EoJrrt II, 5. Muir
i'll thu l:th year OF his age. lntcunent
NJ Mcehnnicsyille. y, y.
WALTER. In this clt,. : mo. Goth. Dora
ii daughter OF a. " and Alfrcttai Wa
TT age ears and 1 months.
JpIlSSpS.-ln this ity. on Juno 20, 1893
Annie T.. wife Of John Il. johnson, n sec
% Year..
Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend The luncIul lrou the residence OF he
| husband. No. Hl5 Jefferson street. OF
! Monday, JAY 1893, ut 3 O'clo tx. Inter
ment private, at Wilmington and Bran
WINE Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

The Street and Sewer Department
met last night and appointed Harvey
Il. Vansnnt, a graduate of this year
rodman of the Engineering and Sur
veylng Department. l. u. Quigley
YVES allowed to use the overflow water
from the fountain to be placed a,
Fourth ald Monroe, to use In his mo
rocco factory. Two sewer permit.
were granted.
The assistant street commissioner
was instructed to have telford road
laid on the south eide OF Fourth
street, east of Union.
The secretary was authorized to
procure bids for paving with granite
blocks Front street from Walnut to
Lombard; Poplar street from Front to
Ninth and Walnut street from Twelfth
to Fourteenth new sewer was Or
dered to be laid on Reed street. from
Norris run sewer to Harrison street
The City Enginoer was ordered tc
prepare plans of the grade OF the
Thatcher estate, on the south side Of
Naniever avenue, over Eleventh street
bridge.
Secretary Wiley was instructed tc
secure competent person to act AZ
tlme-keeper and also Ito other elerlca
work Tor tile department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Nc Niths.andlng the rain. the SO,
elsly OF the Y. 2. s. OF @. L. was regu,
laIly organized. Thirty ono persons
sigred the active members pledge aud
seven the associate pledge.
Addresses were made by Mr.. Frank
Walker. Mr.. J. II. Cole. Miss Anna Lin.
coin and DR.. Heard, G. W. Hamilton
OF the Galveston Society conducting
the meeting. After the installation OF
officers and pledge meeting oil entered
heartily into the social part oil
the programme, during which Ice
cream and cake wero served TO oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01
CHARGES NoT PROVEN.

Fidelity Building Lonu md Investment
Co.upauS Declared in .nnh Financial
4 Onditiou-SulIZ Tor Il Receiver Dis,
mis~rd--.JRdge HaGner says There Inns
Been no Misn,nnRg enlcHt ana the Com
pRny L. solvent.
Tho Fidelity Building Loan and In.
vestment Company le in good financial
condition, 5uch wore the concluding
remarks OF Justice Hagner in deliver.
ing his opinion yesterday afternoon In
the suit brought by thirteen stock
holders against the company, Charg-
Ing fraud, Encouragement and asking
the appointment for receiver MIR j..
j, Darlington, for the company, Offer
ed to submit the case without argu-
ment The safety OF the company he
said, was assured by interposing the
American Security and Trust Com pany
for the protection OF the stockholders,
which did not look like tho practice oil
dishonest men. As for the complain.
ants OF the suit nine OF them could not
write and five wero barely able to do
so. Some Of them have, slncs they
signed the bill. announced that they
did so under Misrepresentation. The
suit was brought In an upprofesstonal
manner and Without any foundation.
Taken from Nushin gtun Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Samuel +. Belts, aSont FOR the An.
ihor Line Of steamers from Now Yors
TO Glasgow, received teitgra II on tn
21th inst, not 10 sell anuth5r second.
cabin ticket for tie city OF Rome. Us
the ship was full He alao was advis
ell Week ago not to sell second cabin
tickets for the steamer Alaska, t;ulon
Line, going out July lst rs the steam
o. was full. Tho steamers going out
arc all we'll filled, aud persons deslr.
Ing first or second cabin passdg1
wouin do we'll to foRsmlt MIR. RetJ.,
No. 5lT Mari ct street, saYeral DAYS
beforehand, in order 10 secure berth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

It is non.alcohollc and tnkon for
dyspepsia, nervousness and sleepless-
ness. 1t is pure and harmless. 1t
contains no drugs. 1t Is drunk by
Baltimore people as freely as soda
water, having been analyzed and
recommended to them by their we'll
known fellow citizen. Professor 2. u.
Wilson. Phone (bv 5Sl) family orders
to John Ries, go French street, whole
sale and retail dealer In standard min
eral Writer'S, ginger ale. lemon soda,
sarsaparilla, tonic beer. Niekey settler,
root beer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Mayor Shortlldge has appointed
Washington Haetlngs to succeed Thos.
d. Smith. whose term has expired. aa
n member of tho Water Commission.
Tho appointment Is an excellent one
and meets with general satisfaction.
Mr.. Hastings is weli.known business
man, being president OF the Seidel aud
Hastings Company, and director OF
the Artisan Savings Bank aud trus.
tee OF the Home for Frlendless and
Destitute Children. He was sworn
into Office at IL o'clock.
Eugene McDormott, Walter Willis,
Thomas NJ. Fowler. Neal Mcvey. Jas,
Hamilton, John Cloud. George CLARK
and Patrick Mahoney were also sworn
In to do duty at Brandywlne Park on
July 4th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

James b. Taylor left New York
about o'clock this morninK on the
magnificent steamship City of Paris.
for II trip TO England. Mr., Taylor
came TO this country with his parents
some six or seven years ago. and with
his father introduced the English
method OF curing or kippering fish.
In which. under the ilrm-name OF Nc
Clure Il Taylor, thoy have been very
successful. Mr.. Taylor expects to be
ebsent about six weeks, and during
thar time will visit London and his
old home and other places of interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Chief Engineer Palmer. OF the Sur.
veyipg Department reports that he
marked sixteen building lines during
the month just ended.
Fire Recorder Shull, OF the Della
ware Truck, reports the following
alarms for the month OF juno:
June s, box No. II. An p. NJ. Small
fire III house on Third street, near
Pine.
June IL. box No. :. 5.45 p. m. Fire
n uogelsberger's store, In the Opera
House; loss. 5000.
June IL, box No. "a, II, 40 p. m. False
alarm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Harry A. Sands. young colored
man living In the country, came In
town yesterday TO purchase a pair OF
love:alls and some other necessary ar.
ticles. Instead Of attending TO his
business at once and returning home.
he concluded to simple Wilmington
whlskey, and after taking q glass OF
two fell In with gang OF genuine
toughs. whose only object was to
IplurK him. As lie did not take Officer
Lucas warning to leave the gang he
was locked up. When the matter was
Explained to Judge Ball this morning
ho discharged him with the advice to
go home and stay there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

As soon as Municipal Court was de-
claied open this morning by Crier
Head, city Solicitor Curtis arose and
called the attention OF the Court tC
the fact that as his term expired Will
tho close oil June. his successor would
be qualified and assume the duties oil
tho Office this morning. lie could
not. however. sever his connection
without returning his thanks for the
many acts OF kindness and courtesy
that had been extended to him. lie
also thanked the chief of police, the
police officers and tho reporters.
In reply, Judge Ball congratulated
him on tho very able and Impartial
mann"r that he had discharged the
dut es of ITO Office.
Geo. &c A. Elliott was then sworn II
as City ouIIcitor by Judge Ball and as
sumed the duties OF the posi- ion al
once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

James F. Wood & Co.. Front and Or.
ange streets. are building galvanized
corrugated iron houses over the new
machinery and boilers on Market
street bridge. The Messrs. Wood s.
Co. have, considering the dull times,
a goodly supply OF orders for au
kind OF work In their line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

The names of the boys who broke
into the Free Methodist Tabernacle
and stoiea number of valuable books
from the library and the S. s. banner,
In tho hands OF the officers who will
bring them up at the Municipal Court
this evening. All the other boys who
stole books, had better return them
quick. Mothers had better SEQ tnet no
stolen goods are In their houses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

This city was visited by refreshing
shower last evening, which lasted
about mn hour. Part of tho time 10
rained very hard. and doors and win.
dows wore hastily closed to prevent 10
beating In. 1t 10 somewhat singular
there was very little two miles from
tho city, and not drop further away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

we wouldn't increase trade as we have
been doing II our goods and prices
did not deserve patronage. Our bust.
ness idea is good, well made, right
lifting shoes first. Then to work tho
prices down as low as possible, and
we are making prices that arc hard TO
duplicate for slnallneSs. that's the rea-
son why you can usually save money
on your shoe bills at our store. Plenty
of warm weather ahead aud you may
need tim shoes for the boys and girls.
To-day We have something in tho wa y
of goods and prices worth looking
after. FoRMAN's, No. 10 Last Fourth
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

The office OF the tax collector was
opened to-day for receiving the taxes
for the year 1898. The property as.
sessmcnt for county taxes in this city
amounts to so, 40 200, and the in-
come from that OH the basis of As cents
on the 500 will DO $l3l ,85l.
An abatement OF five per cent. will
be given on all taxes paid before Octo.
Der ! between October and Deuem-
Dor |, three per cent. After that per
centRge OF ono to five per cont. will be
added according to the time unpaid
The law regarding the payment of tax.
es Is given In part upon the sheet con
tanning the receipt blank OF Receiver
of Taxes Dickey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

GALE -SCO1 T.--Junc IS " 1873 nj So
North Twcnty-fourth street. by Rev.
Robert Grullum, MIR. Charles r. ualv and
Ailss Anna Is el,e scott, 10th Of phila.
delphi n.
SCllDPlp't Ell-lIEMPIiILL.- Attic As
barry NJ. T. parsonn.c.sl. " uluut street .
on Til rBlay cVenlug. June 2atn 1893 by
the Rev. ,lunn u, g. llama, Mr. George
4. Schopfcrer aud Mis- EmIua L. Hemp
hill, both Or Wilmington. Del.
EN- EltlNG--Slsl DEN BERG At the As.
bury NJ. H. parsonaGc.S.. W alnut STREET,
on Thursday evening. June 18th 1909.
by the Rev John u. {. Hanna. MIR. Cha.
a. llnerlng and Miss Annie A. Seidcn-
berg. both of " ilmlugton Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

The com blnation camp OF tho Afrl
1can Churches in South Wilmington
Mud Newport will commence their
amp meeting In Lyman woods On
Sunday. Hacks Will Leave foot OF
Market street to accommodate per-
sons who wish to attend Several
prominent ministers Will preach to.
morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Ask your druggist for Mayors Lit
Ito White Pills for sick headache.
Druggists say that Mayors Magnetic
remedies have no equal In this world.
Take Mayors Magnetic Drops for
cholera, dlarrhoea and all summer
complaints. For sale by N. B. Dan.
forth, end and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01
TOR RENT.
EAST SIDE.

FoR RENT.
EAST SIDE.
1917 Bennett street. rooms and bath.
1914 kirkwuod sire 4 q rooms and bath.
10Th spruce street. o rooms aud bath.
l0l5 Spruce street, q rooms and bath.
lOl7 spruce street, rOo1:'s and bath.
.lOl9 Spruce rept, rot.ms and bath.
lO!i Spruce street u rooms and bath.
$40 Church street, rooms.
SIC church street, rooms.
1908 Church street, q rooms aud bath.
1905 Church street. rooms and bath.
1901 Church street, q rooms and bath.
1917 Church street, q rnoris anu bath.
II Robinson street, rooms.
l3h l.obdell street, B rooms,
All King street, rooms and bath.
oil King street. & rooms and bath.
1915 King street, II rooms and bnth.
9DI East second street. 9 rooms and bath,
3lS East See md street. 5rI ons.
Oil East Third street. rooms and bath.
j2l East Third street, rooms aud bath.
523 East Third street. rooms and bath,
go East Third street, rooms and bath.
s. Il, & rner Seventh and Lombard, IL
! rooms and bath and store.
I liz Fast Sixteenth, Is rooms and bath.
l0ll East Thir centh. o rooms.
1895 Poplar street, rooms and bath.
i02 Bennett street. 4 rooms.
20e-4-j +, 9th street rooms and bath.
ll2s j. 18th street. d rooms.
II I. 2.nd street, rooms.
lllO Pine street. rooms and bath.
STORES.
Is. T. corner Tenth ana Wilson.
1916 Van Buren,,
WEST SIDE.
407. 4i3 TntnaN street, rooms.
I'll 1atnull street, rooms and bath.
9o3 Sh pley street, y rooms.
sOi West street. u rooms and bath.
! $40 West 81 Get - rooms aud bath.
1927 Madison street. $ rooms aud bath
COS, Gll Van Buren s;rcet, . rooms and
bath.
1 rooms and bath and store.
! south Clayton street, IL rooms and
4 bath.
0 south Clayton street. S rooms aud
Il bath
400 South Clayton street, 10 rooms and
le6 Market street. rooms and bath AMI
store.
ila:. Market street, rooms and bath.
1909 Market street, rooms and bath.
$40 Union street, rooms.
! pla West Front rect. d rooms and hath
lib West Ff0nt street. i rooms NJ d bath
1907. 1901 West Front street. $ rooms Ruc
;. bath.
! 4iG West Second street s.rooms.
1909 West second street. rooms and bath
el5 West seventh street II rooms and
I bath and store.
COL Wcst Eighth street.. rooms.
1913 vet f'gHth street. > rooms.
.0H GIlpiI avenue, 10 rooms aud bath.
1873 Gilpin avenue, rooms.
90 | pveTlnR avrrue / rooms.
923 LoyeIi, & avenue ! ruUms.
OBS Lowering avenue iloums.
9s1 Low, ring avenue, rooms
1000 HiiRllcrnss avenue. { rooms and bath
lo0d Shallcruss avenue. ! rooms and bath
els Maryland avenue. rooms.
1920 W. seventh street Iosns aud bath
: jel7 suI HEAi4D & 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Tho Glass Workers Association OF
this city will mako a grand moon,
light excursion down the bay this
evening, on the steamer Ulrica, stop
ping at townsville, going and return
ing Music by Hyatt's Military Band.
Tickets 50 cents. Boat leaves King
rect wharf ut $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

AT an early hour yesterday morning
carrier pigeon with tin ring. mark
nj u, 1908, was picked up dead on
tue railway platform at Claymont.
There was nothing about the bird TO
tell who 1t balonged to. and as there
were no marks OF shot on its body, il
ia supposed that it flew against the
telegraph wires during the night and
was killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Governor Robert j. Reynolds has
offered an additional reward OF $500
for the arrest of the murderer of Katie
DnGan. which occurred on tho night
OF October 10. 1892. This now makes
the reward $1,000 and tho Governor
requests that all officers throughout
tho State endoavor to bring the
fugitive TO justice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

There was slight delay OH the p.
W. II b. r. r., at Bellevue last night.
which was caused by two express cars
attached to south bound train No. 8,
due here at 1918 O'Clock, jumping the
track. while passing over the cross
over switch. No damage was done
The cars we're placed on the track In
hall an hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

President Cleveland and Secretary
Lamont passed through tbs Eity over
the PennsylVania kailtuai al lHt
o'clock last eNoninP euraIts fut
Bu1lard 8 Bay. whera tile president
will remain fgr tlres weeks Sccrc.
-1Iamont rrtug ted TO MasfIiiIstuu
&day The party roie in Nee lrcsI-
{dent lhoInpsons private ear, NJ, ".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-01

Thomas semple. of Pittsburg, Pa,
succeeds ex. Mayor Wiley as supreme
master OF exchecluer OF the supreme
lodge, Knights OF Pythlas. The go.
lection was made by Supreme Cham
cellor. W. W. Blackburn, of iIender-
son, Ky. William Simmons, OF this
city, was offered the position, but he
refused 1t.