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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

lev, John IL. Simms. NJ. D., preached
on sunday morning and evening In
AsbuIy NJ, Il. Church, Thirty third and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, ON tho
Invitation OF the pastor Rev. Dr.
EuorlI Stubbs, who passed the day ut
Chester Heights, bclag the first Sun
day this season TINT lie has beon ali
sent from his pulpit The congregn
lions wero large, and Dr. Slmms gave
them two stirring cAhertations. DIR.
Stubs ranks among tho leading clnr-
gYmeu in the Philadelphia Conference.
and we are sute tAHt none have n
record OF greater fnithl4lness in the
discharge of their duties. His exam.
plo Is worthy Of lImlLNtLnn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
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S.nn,i,IIup Zines

a correspondent writes as follows
about the West Chester late fair, IN the
Local News.
When the phTniXville Driving Park
was started, fakirs were countcnanced;
but, spnsm of virtue prevailing, we
shut duwu on the entire business, and
It really does seem with that act went
out tho life OF the enterprise. 1t may
be rciloctiun upon the manhood of
tho nineteenth "cntHIy to say that
periodically people like to gamble and
submit to 10 iitgcei, tut such Is the
case nevertheless, and in proof OF it Is
the outcome OF the fair mt West Chester
Saturday. We are quito certain that
men gnnhled there who Gambled at
10 other time; that thcv took risks
you could not prevail upon them to
take at any ether tlmo.
lhey lost, OF course they did. Tie
game was against them with big odds.
aud they knew this whom they brEut
/ to play their money, hut they played
ali the same and their money went
not only so, but money and watches
and other valuabies belonging tG in.
/ nOceHt iOUkers-On
| And all this right under the shadow
/ of our Temple OF Justice with a
stern judge present aud looking on,
and everything gong. 1t is all very
| odd but true. and We really do moi
| know what anybGdy can do To correct
mn OWL that is admitted 10y everybody
and winlieL at by everybody.
I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

While Thomas Kelley of Newark was
walking across tho T.. W. a. b railroad
tracks at Elktpn last evening, he was
run down by the congressional limit
ed express, south bound, and serious.
ly injured. The accident happened at
the Barr street CROSSING and before
the gates could be lowered, hb Was
hurled to the side.0f tho track. receiy-
ing Il broken leg and severe injuries
about the head.
lie Is ROW ut tho Delaware Hospital,
having boon brought here directly
after tho accident. He Is resting easy
and will recover.
Kelley lad brother and two sisters
killed Oh the railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
FOURTH EDITION


Chief Of Police Dolan, at the request
OF the Police Commissioners. lust oven.
ing presented to that body state
ment OF the expenses OF the Police
Department for the past three months.
The expenses are very heavy as the
list Will show, but as the repairs to the
station house were necessary, the
amount was increased $3.50 50. A new
patrol wagon and repairs to tho stables
md old wagon also added SSSO,10 to
the usual expense. The commission
claims to have also paid bills oil the
old commission.
This is the statement 40 prepared by
the chief.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

William White, but colored, is ono
oil The frequent VISITORS 10 New Castle
jail and only returned from TINT place
SUNDAY morning. lhei day hu called
Oh his fieuds ana Ind inst complefed
his rounds last night by taking d drink
OF tlnt Front street whiskey. But
did not cheer hill rs lie desired and no
he resotted to tie cup farther, and as
aresut when found by the officer was
spcpchlessly Intoxicated.
Being unable 10 present the neces.
sary -, IN either silver or Ereenbacks,
lie was led back 10 Ills cell to take a 40
days trip to his old resort and wear a
lawn tennis suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

The shipments yesterday amounted
TO bat 60 car loads, and they were dc.
liyarad thus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Samuel Wilson salt / wash had been
enga- el in thu HHu hI-ucss some
liltesu years or more nCO. when ther.
WIS "a good uroIIt IN this business. /
would not haze Had to stay in il moro
than i've Years during the lush tunes,
igcause | would have been euahiNi to
maHn enough money in that time To
retire and thlte things easy. Now is
hard IT, make more tU4n q good living
mt Tho business
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

VIM Sinner of Chadd's Ford, Pa,
visited our city on Monday with as
limo IA sample of tho Niagara Grapes as
we have seen for long time. lie has
nearly an acre oil land devoted to their
culture md the yield il fur while in
qunIity they are equal TO any OF the
imported varieties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

For the first timo during tho past
two weeks, permits for tho erection of
new buildings were issued by Building
Inspector Dohl this morning. Tho per-
mits were for the erection Of three
two'story dwelling houses on the
west side of Rodney street between
Second and Third streets. Tho owners
arc ] Il. Oberley and {. S. Hamilton.
The properties are valued at So. 100.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

There Is certain party that sell
milk and cream III Lie western part
OF the city a teal neighuur used to
purchase all theig milk there. hut it
became rather blue. aud the traI.a4
there was discontinued Generally
the children -u.=ome distance to lnet
the surplus milk. But sometimes
tuoy do not care to 60 80 lar roglt Il
neigugai 5 child is=thefs tie lat
will mmaih sissy, you watch aud
sac tiiat Hu one Is looking and then 20
out the front deur u4d got me some
milk at
Tho milk is gotten, but The good ma.
tured MI people laugh at Aer =uIse
satisfied that rose nIaed under ans.
other Inma smells as weat. ana that
her pennies are AS good as any uGvs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
Arm Cut.

Mr.. Alfred Maclilin residing at No.
400 Tenth street. while working at
Jackson x Sharps this morning ran a
ohisel IN his lett arm. making quite a
bad wound, lie was taken to the Office
OF DIR. First, Eighth and Spruce struets,
where 1t wac properly attended To.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

The Water Witch Fire Company lost
a horse blanket this morning while
going from the plug on Dsla.
ware avenue ana Lincoln streets
to the Friendship engine house. The
Hinder will receive the thanks of the
company by leaving it ut tho engine
house,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
STOCK MARKET.
REroRTEp ny
THE noDGEN COMMISSION co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
BRANCH OFFICE, 0ia MARKET ST..
WILMINGTON, DEL

Stocks. grain and provisions bought or
sold for cash or on margin of | per cent,
or more. Commission, to buy and y to
sell deposits received. Interest allowed.
CORES pondencc invited.
Private wires to New York and Chicago.
Daily market circular mailed ON appli-
cation,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

DIR. Slmms' Cholera Syrup. the
great positive, unfailing dtarrhosa
cure, 1t has cured thousands and Will
cure you. Elegant for children and
bubbles. IS cents bGftle sold by
first class dealers Depot, 6O6 KIM
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

The commissioners confirmed the
orders OF the chief concerning the
shooting OF dogs which have been bit
ten by rabid animals,
On motion Of Mr.. Pyle the secretary
was directed to communicate with the
street and Sewer Department asking
for the passage of nj Ordinance pre-
venting cyclers from rldlnh on tho
sidewalks of this city east OF liroome
and between the two creeks. The or
dlnance Will also compel riders to
carry.a bell by day and lantern at
night, and further compel them to
ride at o rate not exceeding seven
miles an hour.
The police booth at Eighth and
Broome streets was reported repaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

L'OR EENr-Cheap. a ROOD cnrpenter
l. shop o. ruth strcet hetwrem King
M Marhei' alan ait of <iuIe ~ =, w
cor oil Fifth ann kirs streets Apply at
store, 81. ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

DON'T Buying a Fall
nnx 49,, Overcoat if you
pUl Uff need one. There
are plenty of
things which it might be
much better and much
cheaper to do without, as it
is not cool enough yet for
a heavy coat and too cool
togo without any. 1t is
nowadays no high-pricc
luxury when from 50 to
$50 you can get almost any
color or style you might
wish. From $40 to sI5 We
carry a splendid selection
OF good coats, and whether
you pay much or little
you'll gct=one worth the
money. Well cut, Hastily
trimmed with plain Italian
or silk Innings, silk facing
and silk sleeves. To order
from $50 to SIS.
JAS. I. MULLIN & SoN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
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nIIII

DlEIlI.-At Rockford. September nth,
1893. Henry Dlchi. lately Of Lancaster
Tenn~S Ivnnia. 'aRed IS wears. Inter
=ment at Mt. Salem Cemetery, on We'd
ncsday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

James +. McTvor OF New Castle liz at
present a reporter on the Evening
Journal. In tho place of John y. Null
Inns. Mr.. Mclyor ID well known IN
this city. as he hRs been editor of the
O. i. A. Messenger, ana is at present
president OF the Catholic Total All
stinepee Union OF Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Julia q. Chalfant was appointed
seventh assistant Of school No. TO-
superintendent Harlan was author
lied to hold 4 tnuchors' institute two
days in October or November. 1t WAS
decided 10 lay a=sde 900 to cover eX-
penseS.
John Mulveua WAS allowed 5000 on
new school No. -.
Supervisor Haley was allowed ?lOS
for salary, The mRttpr having been
overlooked 1T the last meeting.
Br Shortiidgo, Of The Committee on
Books motlunel tnat the independent
Second Render be saustitutcd for
HarpeI's Second. that IHnrasttr's En-
gllsh Grammar 10 substituted for
those now IN llse and that larHer's
Elementary Geo rlphy should rc sub,
etitutdd for llurper7 topography. No
action was taken on he matter
Mrs. Paul Ward, OF No 10 school
asked for IN increase uf salary. Sclnpl
No. . Will have another teacher
Thos. AcBrlir asked to Do appointed
3nnitor of school No. 8. Mr. Nhitesell
was appointed as visiting committee
to schools Nos. 5 and 1 TO take the
place OF MIR. pou0ho
Tho COMMITTEES OF No. 10 school WA
authorized to have hot waller tank
put In The cooking department OF the
School
Several repair bills were allowed and
The board adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12


A large audience attended tho turnt
cork periormance at the Grand o ern
House last evening by Primrose aud
Vests Ministries. Tho entertainment
has been accedod TO bu the best per-
iormaHce OF the kind ever given here.
The specalties were all now and frfvo-
lous us well ua new costumes. This
organization is sure to lie greeted
with another such audience on its re.
turn. .. ....-r
That clever comedian. Chas. A. Lodi.
or. will present oh, What a Night" at
She Grand Opera House tomorrow
aud thursday evenings. During tho
past simmer this piece las been great.
iy improved and rewritten. Mr.. Lodor
himself is we'll Known here and quite
a favurile with sons or our theatre
goers HIS supporting company tits
season is well selectel one and sure
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

OWING 20 ths large nttendaGca that
will follow the announcement II the
opening Of the Sixteenth Animal Ilcla
ware state Fair at Fary law Park.
Dover, on September lltn, to continue
until the 18TH, the rhladetpnm. MI.
nlngt0n ana Baltimore itallrpnd tom.
pany acuUfdinE 10 YEARLY rus'om, Will
BELL excursion tIcbets at greatly re-
dnCed rates from the principal etH.
tons on It's Maryland DIVISION aud
all points ON tie Delaware Division
and branches.
This iudueemeut will Doubtless at.
tract many to witness an exhibition
which Will be well worth seeing
Twelve Thousand dollars III premiums
will be paid to successful cutapotltOts q.
which will insure earnest efforts for
supremacy on Tic pnrt Of tiia nnntrs.
tants linting Will be quite a feature
of the occasion and the stock exhibit
promises 10 hc unusually tine
Agents of the company Will place
these tickets on sale from SUptnm Ter
nth nhtll the lGth Inclusive ard re,
turn coupons viii be good fol passage
until tho 18th OF the month
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

To stamp out Cholera and keen II
out you have only to use DR.. Slmms'
Cholera Syrup the great positive, un-
failing lIiarrhna cure,Sjc Sold by first
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Powell has in his stall in the Third
street mArEet iii4e mackercl, cod fish
white fish, sea bass. crocus, etc, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
1 FOuSerS

are made the bcst--and the
price
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
THIRD EDITION.



Il. Il. Frazer. Secretary State Board
OF Health. visited Newport on Septem-
Der Sth. This town Is IN fair shape as
to cleanliness There has been much
aickness during the early summer
months, but ut present the general
health is good. The public school Is
open with one male and three female
teachers.
AINsHoUsE AT FARHHURsT.
Mr.. George Groves, the superinten-
dent, showed me through tho build
ing. found every room, tho large
Railways. kitchen and store room clean
and well ventilated Tue floors in this
building should be painted with lin
seed oil, or what Is better Berry Bros.
Hard on Finish, Detroit, Mich. This
done no more soap and water will DO
needed on the floors, to dampen the
whole building, rot the floor boards
and fill the cracks In tho floor with
dust. grease aud sonp. 1874 inmates IN
tho building, all well cared for, no
sickness at this date.
DELAWARE HOSPITAL.
DIR. D. d. Richardson showed me
through the building, lle took p!eas-
ure In showing me the new improve.
ments added thereto since he has had
charge. With few more additions adj
ded for the comfort and convenience OF
tho occupants, the building will be n
model one. The tloots have been
painted with boiled linseed oil; the
crucks being first filled with putty, the
floors arc hard and smooth. need no
eoap and water every week. by this
mode the wood Is preserved and tile
health OF the inmates benefited. There
are lT9 Inmates here. The doctor said
that $50 persons could be well cared
for In this building, and that lf9 was
too many to receive such treatment aa
they should have.
think the lack of sleeping rooms /,
what is needed. The doctor expressed
regret in having to leayeDelnware. lie
said this hospital Is well located in u
very healthy place. with beautiful sur
roundings, and the water IS excellent
which ID a great benefit to all con
cerned. -. ..... .--. .a
NEW CASTLE CITY.
Here l found City Councilman
Thomas Frazer, who reported tia
their city was a very healthy place II
this time; no sickness oil any kind ey
oept debility among the very aged
9he committee on health have beeI
very active during tho early spltnl
and summer months; this IN "A meas
ure accounts for the good health o
the people in this good old town.
NEW CASTLE JAIL
Here found Sheriff Gould at work
Just got Through showing the inuu
bers OF the Levy Court through tn
building; new 5ewet Will DO pat In a
once. found tho interior OF tho iai
brighter aud more cheerful than eve
before. j think ii must have Dec
painted. The whole place was in III
best possible condition, with 2Uj il
not Que person sick III the jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

just rcceiyed!two carloads OF choice
timothy hay. Would be we'll to call
before buying and obtain prices.
White Bros, N. L. corner Front and
Orange.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor OF the Central
Presbyterian, will endeavor to give Il
Sunday breakfast at Its new reading
room, in the old Baptist Mission ut
Eighth md Lombard streets during
the coming winter to destitute fami-
lies. The Central Society will endeav
or to secure the help of other societies
In the work. and the project will in all
probability be Il success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Tomorrow promises to he from
partly cloudy to cIeurinE, and rather
wa mer, preceded by local rain on
thu seaboard. Similar conditions will
probably prevail OH thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
wANAMAKER q BROWN.

More Cutters Added to Our Roll
To-day =...- vi
More TaiIOrS Given Work To-Day
More Assistant Workers Given
Work To-Day
The Result Of Your Response TO
Our Suggestion
The Result Of Your Response to
Our Suggestion
The Giving Work to Cur Wage
Farmers
The Giving Work to Our Wage
Farmers ... e..
Day by Day Ord3rs Increase
Lay by Day Orders Increase
We Shall Keep the Wheels Of
Trade in Motion
We Shall Keep the Wheels Of
Trade in Motion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

come very near being half
price. They are made from
the very highest class and
cost goods manufactured.
The same statement ap.
plies to the quality OF ma
terial OF which
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Last sales Asked
Nat. Hank OF Delaware.
First National BNnk..........l3l l25
Central National Bank ....,...i31
Nat. Bank Will " B'dywinr.. 81
Union Nahonm Banit,........ Is IN
Farmers Bank -.......,..,... G2la
See. Trust &Safe Deposit Go. la0 1ill5
EQuit Guarantee x Trust Co.lj0
Delaware II. E. ..,....,".si alS
Wilmington Coal Gas Co... qOk
VIII. city Electric Uo...,...... AZ
Wilmington Dental M'f'R Co.
Walton and Whann rrd.....
wa. CITY Pass Railway CO... gay 20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

JNNECUToEs SALE WEE.
IL On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER lG, 1899
At u'cloc.. 2. M.
At the Court liunse. the following real
es ate:
No. j1G w Fourth street, 3.story brick
dwelling, lGloums mud bath
No. 1901 ltnrOin street. 2-story brick
dwelling -Touus aud bath.
No, 1927 lowering avenue. 2-story brick
dwelling d rooms aud nath.
Iiuliding To-. liJNsi. on st side of
Union street above Eighth.
Terms OF sale made known by
WM. J. FISHER. Agent,
sl2-it No. Cog Market street.
INOR RENT-Plcasant furnished rooms,
4 suitable for lodgerA. No. 2l9 West
Third street sl2-it'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

DR.. Simms' Blood Purifier cures
every time. Cures The worst Of blood
puisons. G06 Kiug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

If a single purchaser re.
gets his purchase and would
like to have the money back,
bring back the goods and
we'll chcerfully refund the
money paid. ......
Without hesitation, we as,
sert never has such large
value been given for same
amount Of money.
The Suits we are now
making to measure at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-05
HOsMER RE.ELECTED.

His Term ms Librarian Made In
definite-Snakes for the Museum.
In its quiet, aristocratic way, the Ii
brary board. consisting of a bare quorum,
Strolled through little business yesteI-
day. DR.. j. K. HOSner was unanimously
reelected librarian. DR.. HOSmer has
given eminent satisfaction to the board.
His election is for an indefinite period.
instead of for a single year. This is
satisfactory TO DR.. HoSmer as an indica-
ton that the board wants to keep
him as long as he will stay. After
thanking the board for its courteous
treatment of him, DR.. HoSmer made a
brief report of the work done during
the first year of his service as librarian.
The scope of the library has been eX-
tended by the opening of branch libra
rleS in East Minneapolis and in Labor
Temple and the establishment of sew
eral delivery stations. The circulation
of books during February was 5000
more than during February OF last year
an indication OF the spread of the
reading habit.
The snakes caught in the Philippine
Islands by the Menage expedition are
almost ready to come from the mount
erS hands Tor exhibition. Inc BOARD
ordered that case be constructed for
the exhibition of them in the museum.
The snakes are three in number, and
are from tWenty-One TO twenty-five feet
long.
The model of the old Viking ship,
now the property of the Norwegian Art
association, will soon be public library
attraction. The Norwegian Art society
has offered to present this model to the
library board. and the offer has been
accepted. The ship is. sixteen feet long,
and VS. a correct model of the ancient
ScOurge of the seas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-05

tried May l. Elmer Foster, of base
ball fame, responded to his name. lie
will be tried April 20. Michael +. Mullen
will be tried April 20, and Frank r..
Norris May 1.
The case against "Rev." Bowker was
then called and set for May 2. Isaac
Fairchild will appear in court for trial
April 10. II. 0. Hamre will be tried
next Monday. Emma l.. Margratf.
charged with adultery, will also be tried
Monday. As there was no response in
the case Of Frank Zrust, the bond was
forfeited. Tie bond of Andrew KnOwl-
ton was also forfeited.
The grand jury also met and received
instructions from Judge Hooker. III. +.
Fletcher. Ii. III. Eliel, George II Rust
and ID. b. Marshall were excused. The
sheriff was Orderedto summon special
venire OF grand jurors. William DON
aldson was appointed foreman and
George +. Ledgerwood clerk, and, after
the customary instructions from the
court as to the duties of grand jurors,
the jury at once proceeded robustness,
taking up the regular municipal grind,
which consists of thirty-twO cases. The
jury spent the day in hard work, return
ing eight indictments at the close of the
day, and it expects to finish the munich
pal cases by tonight. 1t is expected
that the grand jury will take hand in
the boOdla charges made by certain yell
known lumbermen against q member Of
the state legislature, besides which the
police relief association may come in for
It's share of attention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-05
That Accounts for the Embap-
PaSSment Of a Flour MILL
ing Firm.
City Attorney Simpsons For
NAL Opinion on the Coun-
ell Reorganization.
H. j. Horn Disappears aud His
Wife Fears 1t Is Sui
eide.
Librarian HoSmer Reelected
Terrible Tale Of Quin-
by'S Cat.

The story was started yesterday that
the well'known milling firm of Croker.
FiSke Il Co. was embarrassed finaDci-
ally. 1t came from the protesting of
the firms paper last Monday. The
cause of the embarrassment was depres-
sion in the milling business. The
flour market has been very quiet
of late. and the firm was
carrying a large quantity undispOsed of.
The flour could not be sold at profit at
present prices. The money market is
also in such condition that the firm could
not obtain cash on advantageous terms.
At least these are the reasons assigned.
The firm is composed of George W.
Croker, the heirs of the late Woodbury.
Fiske. and L. W. Campbell, the man
aging partner. The late Woodbury.
Fiske's estate amounted to over
5000, OGO, and George W. Croker is rated
at 100000. The firm is able to pay all
outstanding claims. No definite state
ment could be obtained from any MEM
Der of the firm yesterday. l.. w. Camp
bell, the managing partner, Is so ill that
his physicians will allow no one TO see
him. Mr. CrOcker's interest is looked
after by his son, and ne is also too i'll to
be seen.
Business and mill men predict that
the embarrassment will be but tenn
pOrary. The company operates the Min
neapolis mill. one OF the best-equipped
mills in the city, with capacity of over
1000 barrels day. The firms credit
has always been rated A l. 1t is be-
lieved money will be found to tide over
the present difficulty and enable the
firm to resume business without making
an assignment.