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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
pong the Coal Miners in
Kansas.
\ thousand MEN OUT,
Dslslls Of The Troubles al PliIsburs
W Weir ciN-The Outlook for a
Speedy Termination Very
UnIavorable.

i'buss Kan, May 20--The trouble
~ been brcwiug between the coal
+ X an milne Operators in the CherO-
lNlet FOR more than Il month past
Ally Reached a climax aud great
"a. been inaugurated, Several
nv miners quit work this afternoon,
ivy III this district arr idle. The
N gre very quiet and ne immediate
tpe : feared.
lnlmry cause Of the strike Is due
II rnelheht b! the last statr legis-
Il gl what Is cplled the antl-scrcen
euNa Provides that coal miners shall
I't pay for all the coal they dig.
We Old law they did not get any
w sack ami nut coal, but got 81
y u winter and 81 IL cents per
slllli'er for lump coal. On April
anle Operators 1t slii,. district held
.aE u lhls city aud decided to pay
ri. 81 cciits ger ton, mine run,
,lefr auu u IT, cents per ton,
W. lor summer. Az soon as the
M, sus lneeliug was made known
4 ,l's lclu u del, gate convention
.egplrl tlr following resolutions:
..fu' hlst-When important mat
IN wv re'lvcllng the screen hill, or
sAlplishing Of a price OF where the
tdisi,ls' is ihvc4vei, that we do not
Il, o,-.sls' Or IS an Individual shaft,
~, w'.'lfeS with the operators with
n W u hpliylng thu executive board
VI said operagors insist on deal
N, sne SHAFTS separately that said
= ~ luem to the executive board,
Il .s.I Do'lrl will be ready To deal
M y, nat We the Representatives
,,,. nhtis of this district demand Of
sA,.i' OPERATORS in this district the
t@rie.f, y prices rs Vs. have former
BIZ ,sr.i'F nine rui OF what Is COM
/. AL nugl ard tumble. viz:
IA ,lh.aalf cent, pee hushel from
IAbi li sefirabe- /. and 3 cents
'tjbi Y. ar ihc winter prices.
80 That VIXEN tia onaro,ors go
\ arns.t tu'hi OR coal for less price
/ h in,va upon b Ills convention.
Linen ~ eui tcnl- AMI ask that tinc
pao,p6 s'ean NJ our places. aud that
~. ~ ooarl be notified OF our
y d'srs,@ thr second resolution the
|hl rnuca 10y he mil era. reduced
4 ff v.,n,lle, amount to 80 cents per
SOM w att q IL cents per ton
49, making difference between
~ N .e.s lvfMS aad the miners
~ mi IL ,,FuW lei tor for winter
VOL :" ~ cents per ton for SUN
R,ts - me miners held their con
l. T.. Nt4 had rs....tr,..1 -. .as-st -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
WACO BUDGET.
COKE. ROSS AND SENATOR
CROWLEY IN THE CITY.
A Prediction thai ROSS WIN Be the Noh Gov
ernor Of rosas-rhO Gaialio's
Position Endorsed.

Waco, Tex, May 2O-(Speciall SEN
ator Miles Crowley of Galveston spent
the day in Waco, returning home tonight
To The Gazette correspondent be re-
marked TINT his visit was merely npon
private business, lie talked about
Waco. the Galveston local election and
other matters, but political matters
were farthcst from his mind, he said.
A suspicion Is prevalent. however, that
hc is not unmindful Of The Importance Of
he Galveston colieCtOrship and would
like to see IL occupied by u good Demo
crut. He talked with several prominent
Dcmocrnts AMONG the number, senator
Coke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Trinity. Tex. May Especially -
Howard, the Presbyterian evangelist.
closed his campaign II three weeks dnra-
tlon last night, against 1.-THE world. the
aesh and the devil" giving no one Of he
three the slightest quarter His motto
seems 10 be war TO the knife. and The
RESPECTS he l. unlike any Of the noted
eyangelists Of the DAY, bring free frum
everything like sensatiouaisin. speaking
generally IN "a conversational tone, yet
holding his audiences spellbound for an
honr AZ timo. He goes, with bis tnber-
nacle. fr0m here 10 Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.
Son ., Prominent Georgian IN IroubIs at
Denver.

psnrer May 40 wniiain A. 8emphln.
son n ~ A. ficmphiii, eDmnyor q Atlanta.
al avru frlni before the district court 81
s.hhrrs ~ burglary. Young heuplnll ID
hoy n wayward habits. who sought ~ tha
,',,,,iur hjs family aud educatiua lie clnia
~ Denver about o munih aEn AMI look
room ~ the ~. John clup. WHERE pe mAoe
,tfi,r nc,fuaiufnncl.a But temptations ara
siro,,rrr here lhau Va The EIHt, aud ulq
ronnr fnnn spent IiA meAna rnnidiy, until
81 1ueala} iparniug be len sAlnbhn3
house Without q cent 70 his credit.
liz wnl ~ his NON and broodei over
MA loi 1hen he wandered oui NJ blight, de.
fefininrd 10 eild HE lie what happenrc
tfirr ihht be- cannrl REMEMBER bnf be Wna
rcond III al ddIcrr with fi4,oO NJ small
chnnRe whl.li ~ bod taken frnin neNf
atQud adnir tlfne n the night liis ftiler
u tesui 1ha matte will probably be sct.
nod without fotcnfs q conviction, witch
xoaiA mesa 4 nrnifeatiA1s esHisAeas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
n. p. nrN1nNeToN DEAD.

I.eota. Miss. May oo.-Irhe government
steamer MIeig, lnndel here last night,
having gu board Mt II. +. Huntington
4 wealthy New Yorker Of extensive plant
ing Interests IN The Cverilowed district
Of Arkansas. WHO was a guest Of the Of,
ficers. Coming down the steps ne inlsseu
inc Internal injuries from which he died
d few hours lapr. A physician was
called for here and every thing lln'7.l,,n,ie
WAS dole Cor thu irf' rtmate man. me
Meig, had aboam Governor Foster, Con
grss4men Rimic!ari aal Repertson,i
Chief Engineers Richardson, Townsend
mi Startling NJ Lombard Of the Citl-
sens' bank 81 Now Orleans and NJ;
Niehcl1s, ! paemirent plaute,E, o, .'',i,
Lonisiana. WIN viih Nj. Huntington
w y rnrsi n ~. boat. having been in-
spectins The ArkNnsas break. and levees'
IL WIS Do hii way 70 Va, sburs, nut az
f.r thr death Ct Nj. HeniinHon Re
,,...,. 4 with Inc rem aus % that gentle
nsH /, I.tkepori, Ark early TINS morn
ING.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
ARRESTED on CHARGE OF IN
grST

Farnersyille. Tex. May 20.--(special.i
MIR. J. W Burns man over 90 years
Of age. was arrested yesterday evening
0n q charge Of incest with biz step moih-
or. 4 lady land widow over 30 year. Of
age. Both parties live here aud the
woman hos been widow about Il year
aud a half. Tho arrest rreated quite q
sensation. Burns gave bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Iadoula, Tex, May 20 -lspeciai. -
Tie contract has been lei for the build
Ing Of Inc NEW Methodist church.
I'he I.ai0nin Cotton on NH company.
Notwithstanding nil Of the Disadvantages
nudcr whirh II laborpd. DECLARED Is per
cent cash dividend.
Quite number Of visitors are 10 the
ne I.adoria graded school 4 number
n very fine gold modihs given by our
ehierprising merchants. ars TO be award
al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

new men win also feed bunchcs Of sheep
or l0mhs nrXi Wiuler.
This has been q plnr year for snrlug
llna,x NJ Chicago The demand has brrn
of very indifferent character md the
quality very mitch lufcflor to whit it
ln, while few have sold above 500
this year. There Is more difference Ia
quality than In the price,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
WILL STRIKE AT WEIR CITY.

Weir City, Kan, May 10 ome ten
days ago the mine owners of this dis
tict posted notices that on aud after
May 10 the price Tor mining coal under
the system made necessary by the anti.
screen law OF last winter would be -
cents per ton for the summer months
and SO cents for the winter. Tonight
the town Is full OF miners and from
their talk II is learned that the price Will
not be accepted and strike hns been
inaugurated for " IL and 70 cents for
summer and winter respectively
There are perhaps 1000 miners and
mine laborers here. and the strike Is
serious matter not only for the miner
and mine owner, but to every citizen.
The pay roll IN this city for labor alone
il about $4,000 per mouth, and cut
In the monthly distribution Of money OF
100000 will be felt by every merchant
and trndesman. Many prophecy u long
and bitter battle. while others claim
that ii can not possibly last u month,
and no general strike has occurred
among the men Of this district since
1885, The difficulties and differences
arising from time 10 time between enl-
plOyer and employe have always been
settled or adjusted in satisfactory
manner until this change In the system
Of weighing coal made by the new law
placed mighty chasn between the
miner and his company Now eacli
party declares there is no cpmprpmise.
no settlement. nothing but unconditional
surrender.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Among the workers o. the Harvard co,.
lege ohseryntory who have shown special
scientific ability 81 Misc Maury Sle n
8 granddaughter OF the Lieutenant
Manrv thoes meteorological and other
scientific work has bern Of great value
to seamen on the Atlantic lnd niecc u
Dr. Henry Draper Before beginning
her work At Cambridge she was gralu-
ated Al yasaar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
ROSS AND COKE.

senator Coke paid General Ross visit
nj M Pacific Hotel yesterday afternoon,
and nm hours pleasant conversation en-
sued.
The meeting was purely OF a social
nature, but the numerous people who
nassed Ia and out Of the hotel thought
X politics AZ once. and many Interest
ing. If not probable or likely specnlationr
ma about The hotel insisted that the next
,-,yerror OF Taxns WAS IN the room and
nelded their heads 10 the direction Of
General Ross Mr.. Bart Moore, an ar
d.snf supporter VI Jude CLARK ia the
ranpalgn last fall. remarked 20 The
Gazette correspondent. Hers pre-
dictimi. not 4 threat ihefes me NeA'
governor Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Absut II O'Clock last night a crowded
electric car r,tnrning from the fadgrii
nsrk summer theater met with a pecR
her and unusual experience.
The ear suddenly stopped and besAn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
SPECIAL

When shopping ask to see our
new Face Voilngs, we have the
latest novelties,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

IN our Hosiery Depart
ment will be found al! of the
new and popular shades in
Silk, Lisle and Cotton, Tans,
Browns, Cardinals, Nays
and a great variety of Fancy
Combinations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
Dress GOODS DEPARTMENT.
fss WOOLENS-L |.

RRESS WOOLENS-Lot !.
Dress Novelties
shadow stripes diagonas shot effects CLIMAX Price
afl dress pattern 90
biz
Shaded Blantine Shadow Scrge Henrietta Changeab
rrls; Bargain Climax Prices full dress pattern 81 90
hl Chae gau2e good wearing oaliv and
.ts Bargain Climax Prices l5c a pattern.
lhl Saline Dress; Bargain Climax Prices 90 "A suit
full dress Imported Zephyr Gngha
~ usually sold 4c yard 32nch width Bargain
for sL2h
Wash Goods-Bargain Climax Prices
Figured Baite dark 2Oc Bargain Climax Price O
Printed vgians sheer quality Bargain
fn1 Price 0c
Printed Irish Lawns" small dainty patterns Bargain
III Price lie
Printed French Peraes Bargain
tsM
Printed Silk Fouards coor
4 Sex Bargain Climax Price
Bargain Climax Prices-White Goods Dept.
as Corded Dimiy Lawns value l5c; Bargain Climax
Neh Work Stripe and Plaid Lawns loo; Bargain
,rsl&
e Satin Stripe and Plaid Bargain Climax Price
800 Short EndS
Finch Sheer India Inon value lengths yards; Bargain Climax
Ral@
BIT Manchester Chambrys all colors Zoe yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

coal before screening, we find wide aud
material difference In the price you Of
fer and the price our men ask aud as our
union is DESTROYS Of a peaceful solution
of this matter we respectfully ask that
the operators of this district meet our
board with the view Of reconciliation,
believing that this matter can he set
lied without trouble, aud 10 the benefit
OF all concerned. Yours very respect
fully, NJ. l.. WALTERS,
President.
j. NJ. Lacy. Secretary.
The notice has been sent to the opera
tors hut tile miners have n0 hope that
their request for an adjustment Of the
difficulty by arbitration will be needed.
In plain words, unless something unfOre-
seen occurs between now aud daylight
tomorrow the coal miners Of the Chero-
kee district are going to lay down their
tools and walk ont of the mines to q
man.
To the people Of Kansas at large this
strike win probably not mean much,
but to this purt of the state whore cOu
mining is tie chief industry II means
great deal, and the people are using
every effort TO avert the pending trouble.
In the Cherokee district. which in
cludcs the counties Of Crawford and
Cherokee, there are about 1000 coal
min,rs, and II is easy to imagine how
business will be affected with that many
lAb0ring men idle for four or five months.
In the state Of Kansas there are 1000
coal miners, and the strike viii probably
involve just that many men. Not only
TINT but the coal minors Of Missouri
may possibly he called upon to walk nut,
and then the trouble will reyulYc itself
into a general disaster.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

Ice 1000 pair Ladies' Fast Black
worth Seamless Hose. worth BIC;
25c special pair for SOC,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

&c 400 Ladies' Ribbed Vests,
worth low neck and sleeveless;
lOc special for BE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

25c l20 Boys Straw Hats and
worth Caps. all sizes, both light
4oc and dark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

pieces assorted Dress Novees new materials mixture.
doa stripes dagona shot solids Bargain Ciix Pric
sill dress pattern 81 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01
Fl Fl EDITION,



An adjourned session of the Street
and Sewer Directors was held isst
night, Joseph l.. Carpenter Jr.. pre-
sided, and retired from the Board. MA
term having expired.
A resolution exempting tho wharf
at Front and Church streets from the
provisions of the city ordinance was
adopted. The wharf was s,yreed to be
leased to the Wilmington Ferry Com.
pany. under the following conditions,
For three years. from March 25, 1893,
nt $500 per year, provided that all
boatmen be allowed to land produce
Mt q cent per basket, 80 cents per bar
rel, and water melons at "a cent each.
The leaeB WAS confirmed by the adop-
ton OF motion made by Joseph L.
Carpenter, Jr., and seconded by sam.
uel Cham bers.
An amendment to the plumbing
laws. which provides that in outdoor
water closets all ventilation pipes
shall extend nbove the roof OF the
closet to point to he designated by
the Plumbing Inspector, was adopted.
1t also provides that IN no case shall
such a pipe terminate within twelve
feet of ANY window or other opening,
or any adjoining building.
l. Is. L. Miller was awarded $500
for damages done to his property by
the caving in OF Shipley run sewer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01
DIED.


CANNnN.-suddenIy. on March 29th 1899,
Jnmes Cannon. Sr.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late residence
on Lancaster Pike, near Silvrrhrook Sta
ron, on Monday morning ut go o'clock.
High mass at st. Joseph Church. Inter
ment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
WOGAN.--1n this city on March 30 1893
james Wogan. nget 80 years
the relatives n nd friends nre invited to
attend his funeral from 32i East Sevent h
stree, on sunday afternoon at q 50
O'Clock. lntrrmcnt Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery. Encampnent No,
81 arc r. quested to meet in Crosby s. Hill
building ut go O'Clock. by order e Col.
j. l.. French.
BuCkLEY.-At Grcenville. Del. on
March 81. 1888, John Buckley. aged W
years.
Relatives ana friends are invited to at.
tend his funeral IRON the residence OF
his b:other.iu-iaw, Michael Volk, to
leave the house ut 2.3J O'Clock oil Sunday
AFTERNOON. lnterment at St. Joseph q
Genre cry.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
PEAltSoN.-. On 3lst of third month, 1893.
Anna X. PearsDn, aged 10 years
Relatives anu friends are invited to at.
tend her funeral. from the residence of
her father, Thomas Thorpe. No. DOG W est
Sinth street. on second day. ath month
5r'l. to meet at the hous at 9 O'Clock. In
terment at Rlverview Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

hdolph Roth was painfully iniuro
by his hoi so running away on Market
Street yesterday afternoon about 80
o'clock. Mr.. Roth aud his son were
driving down Market street when the
horse became unmanageDle. He start
ID down that thoroughfHrn ut brea Z
neck speed. Al Second street he came
IN collision with an awning post the
jar throwing MI. Roth TO the pave
ment.
The frightened animal continued on
ITS mad flight to Font street. where IL
o0llided with II team OF the iharlea
warner Company. licre the boy was
hfown out but escaped any injury.
BY this time MIR. Roth had becn carried
20 n. Is. Danforths drag store wheru
be received medical attention. An
pgly cash had laid open the left cheek
which required stitching, He was
then removed to his home. Tho wagon
was broken up but the animal was UNI
Injured
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

The grand jurors for tho coming
term OF court were drawn this morn.
ing. They are: John W. Day, J. Il.
Tatum, L. Neary, j. W. Finn, John T.
Steele, William Newlove. j. A.
Tarr. u. W. Dunlap, Sewell O.
Biggs. A. S. Whitlock. William
Naylor. Alfred l. Derrickson p. James
Richardson. Gotlieh kr4utter, Thomas
l.. j Baldwin, William b.. Mccoy,
John Il. LeFtyre, John Z. Chealrs,
Alexander Maxwell, George NJ. B.
Holt, james NanIieet Archibald Green,
Wilmer Hanson. The potit jurors
We're also drawn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01
FlSE BLACK DRESS SUITS.

A Suit needed by every
body. A wonderfully low
price we've placed on a large
quantity. The bread,winner
with his weekly wages can
wear as good clothes as the
millionaire. Any style you
wish Prince Albert, Walk
ing Or Sack Suit-$l5. It's
worth $40, and thousands Of
same quality Suits have been
sold at 500. Ask statesmen
to show this Suit, even il
you don't wish to buy. You'll
remember it when you want
. fine Suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

Was Witnessed at the residence OF tie
brides father, Mr.. Thomas Morrison,
No. 425 East Third street, Mr. William
Forr st to Miss Lizzie Morrison both
Of this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. W. T. SwarIz.
Among those present wero: MIR, L.
Morrison, Mr. T. Forrest, Mrs +. Ward.
Mrs. W. Ward, Mr.. and Alrs. W. Craig,
Nr. and Mrs. f. W. Neave, MIR. aud
Mrs. Il. Rushworth, MIR. and Mrs. ii.
W. Sasse, Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. Watson, Mr.. and Mis-.
Lever, Nh. d. Forbes Of London Eng.
land. Miss f. Watson, Miss L.. Neave,
Miss l.. Craig, Miss L. Lever. Miss N.
Collins, Mrs. Walker. Miss $. Green,
Mrs. Schultz, Miss Pacey. Mr.. Ii.
Briggs, MIR. A. Craig. MIR. S. +. Bow.
man, Mr.. W. Craig, Jr., Mr.. W. Smart.
Nh. Alex. Craig, MIR. d. Craig and
ptheis. Singing und dancing was
kept up until the small hours oil morn
ing, when everyone departed aftel
having spent IA COOL time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

The carriage building firm Of Mo.
Lear d Kendall havo jus. flushed
the building OF the most unique coach
ever built. The vehiclo was ordered
by a Cleveland. Ohio, Clergyman, and
Is Tor marriages only.
1t Is finished IN pure white. running
gears and all, and the trimmings are
OF gold. The interior is lined with
white satin, and the whole effect Ia
startling. The man for whom II
has been built has large constitute
cy In his business of Poles and Hun.
garians, who make their weddings
great ceremonial events, continuing
for several days. 1t is expected that
the white wedding coach, which will
be shipped In a few days. will DO In
constant use. 1t Is a great innovation
IN coach building and 1t Is said to be
the only vehicle OF the kind In the
country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01
THIRD EDITION.


4 A rare treat Ia In store for our thea
trc-goers In the form OF the Robin
Hood Opera Company, who will ap.
pear at the Grand Opera House on
monday evening, under the direction
81 those popular managers Barnabee,
Karl and Mcdonald. This opera COM
pany has met with the greatest sue
cess and the approval OF the public,
both In England and this country. The
opera will be presented with a cast
that can hardly be eQualled by any
oompany In the country. The story
II a beautiful one well told, and IL has
with 1t u tinge of outluwry which is
always fascinating to the passive mind
and droll humor that always pro-
vokes laughter.
The scene Of the opera Is laid in the
quaint old town OF Nottingham, Eng
Land. In the very heart OF the Sner
wood Forest. As this will be the first
appearAlloe OF an opera company mere
mis- reason the house will no doubt be
pn1ked..
Milton Mobiles will present his new
eoInedy. For Revenue Only.p at the
Grand Opera House on Wednesday
ovening, While one scene ID gwen
over to fun OF the Hoyt STYLE The re-
painder OF the play is said TO he writ
ton on legitimate comedy lines. There
y an Interesting Iowa story and a pot
which does get lost In the shuttle
Pauline Hall will appear at the Grand
Dpern House In "Ermine and Puritana'
hext Friday and Saturday evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01
The Fun Be2ius Tomorrow,

Tho Sunday Star watch contest be-
gins tomorrow. Evory boy IN the
city should take hand and try to get
one OF the six gold watches that Will
be given to the boys who soil the Star
during April, May and juno. Tho
small boys have as good chance as
the big boys. There Ia a watch for
some boy under = years OF ago;a watoh
for some boy between Sand l0;a watch
for some boy between 10 and IL; q
watch for some hoy between 70 and IL;
n watch for soma boy between IA and
10. md watch Tor soma boy over is
years old. Get out carly, boys: sell all
the Stars you can aud the Star will do
the rest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

Five yenr.olh George Barnhill OF
TwentYtnird and Tntnall streets was
severely bitten by a dog be.oaging to
a nelghlor yc 5ter,!ay. Tie dog attack
% the child and sauk its teeth into tho
little fellows knee. Tho wound was
caut"rlZed 10y II nearby physician. A
rubil dog which attacked number of
other canines in that vicinity few
days ago Is supposed to have bitten
tGe dog. Tie animal 10 owned by
John Marshall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

HowardJ. Woodward. who was ar.
rested by Sergeant Wigglesworth and
Captain Kerscy yesterday for dessr.
tlon from Battery A. Third Infantry,
Y. 5. Army, was taken TO Philadelphia
by Sergeant Wigglesworth and
turned over to the recruiting Of
ficers there. Woodward will he sent
back TO the company and spend sig
mouths In the guard house. ~ .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

Tho new A. u. NJ. 7. Church at New
port will lie dedicated on Sunday, April
9th, Icy tho president of the middle
district. Rev. j. n. Nichols. The fol-
lowirg ministers vii! lie present; Revs.
Edwar! IL. Ghippey, George w. Muir
ray, W, Gales. J. f.. lrickhouse, Moses
Chlppey, Alexander " oodwrrd, james
X. JOhnsuii. Music viii be- furnished
Tor the occasion by the Nit. llsgah
singing School, under tho direction
of Prof. I. Enntum. Rev, George
Brown, pastor, lov. G. n. Walker. su-
prlNIsor. .. --.. s-.. .-......
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-01

Many years has Mr. James Harding
conducted the merchant tailoring busl.
ness at SIG French street. This pros
perlty has grown out OF his reliability
in husiness and work mauship and in
always being In the latest fashi oHe-Tf8'
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