davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Our Double-crown Disk Oil has
more body than pure castor oil
will not gum. The best spindle oil
for vehicles. Try it. ROBERTSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

yol. David FL. Armstrong, a well
known politician, died in st. Louis
3st Saturday. He was 81 years of
see and served in the United States
asnate about sixty days to fill out
va nnexpired term of Senate,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

/ W.. I. Campbell, of Youngs
Creek, has a pullet Matched the first
d last October that lays an egg
regularly every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Don't fail to attend the concert at
the Christian Church Monday night,
March 27. A good programme will
be given. DIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Miss Matte Frazier has returned
% Higbee, after a pleasant visit
with her parents, Nh. and Mrs. VIM.
Trazier, South Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

SEQ add Of j. g. Keig, the mer-
chant tailor. He has a frst-class
line Of suitings and guarantees sat
~isfactfon,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Bob Johnson says preparations
are being made to extend the rail.
road from Perry to some point on
The Wabash railroad, he thinks
perhaps to C~entralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Thos. H. usick, formerly Of Mex
leo, is now out of ajob. SenatorHoke
Smith accepted his resignation as
Chief of Patents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

John G.. Wiley has sold the Law
head property in the First Ward, SO
dis feet, to Price Johnson for 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Four-quart, Strausk steel, blue
and white enamel sauce pans, 40c-
less than one half price. We only
have a few DISQUALIFICATION.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

j. M. Marmadukc, cashier of the
Mexico Savings Bank, is confined to
his home by illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Ed Clark and family moved to
Ardmore, Macon county, Tuesday.
He has accepted a position with
The Kansas and Texas Coal Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Rapid harness members save
time, and time is money. Try
them at Robertson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Frank Jesse Monday bought alot
rom Il. P. Warden for $4O0. The
lot IS nicely situated, just south OF
LG. Wilkins handsome residence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Billy Wilson, son of Hugh Will
son, Of this city, is here on a visit
from Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

George Brock has bought E. B.
Norris interest in the Windsor sa-
Don, which is now owned and con-
ducted by George Brock and Harry
Wolfe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pratt,
on st. Patrick's Day, a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harrison are
happy-it is a boy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Twelve and Ia inch warranted
standard makes of plows, an odd
lot to close out, 81 each, worth SIC
to S12, at RobertsOn's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Mrfl. Capt. Morley, Of Columbia,
returned home to-day. She has
been visiting Mi. and Mrs. R. R,
Arnold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

They will not last always-tha hat
special lot of IL inch blue and white
wash basins, better than granite, at
35c. Better buy now at Robert
sons
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

A. G. Turner, Of the firm of Tur-
ner, jackson & Co., has been in st.
Louis buying new goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Writ Keene, of Columbia, spent
Sunday in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Afew odd road carts and spring
wagons, also some secondhand ones
to close out at any price-need the
room at Robertson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

John ". Fox will return from
California shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Do not buy your wall paper until
you get prices from Carter & Purdy.
They guarantee to save you money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Ii you have any wall paper to buy
go to Carter & Purdy's. They sci
cheaper and can show the best SO.
lected line ever in Mexico. wit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

For more corn and money read
Robinson's ad. this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

Foot-scraper, door-mats, carpet
sweepers. Economy in these. Try
them-at Robertson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23
Unealled For Letters,

Before you buy your wall paper
get prices of Carter & Purdy. wit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23
Jersey Females

FOR SALE. Full blood and the very finest or
butter strains. Fsshionably bred. Cali and
see them or write. Am overstocked. Prices
nom $75 to $225. Some will be fresh soon;
others are YouuRstera. Also.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23
POLAND CHINA HOGS.

Seven head Thoroughbred $50 to LIS ID. Shoats
for sale. Three males and four females. Fine
stock to raise from. Will not sell by the pound
but price 10 very reasonable for hogs bred as
these are. Apply to B. b. RUNKLE, Ledger
Office, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-03-23

TUFTS Pills in use thirty years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

The heavy wind storm of yesterday
morning did considerable damage to
crops and fruit all over the state. In
the vicinity OF Mt. Pleasant the corn
ia down In nearly every field. Much
OF it can be saved. but greater
amount OF 1t is ruined. The blades
have been SO badly damaged that they
will not make good fodder, which Is
worth as much ms corn to the farmer
al the present time.
The apple and pear crops have suf-
fered considerably, aud particularly
the apple crop, Apples are enslly
knocked Off the trees. The wind
seems 10 have singled them out for
damage and thousands of baskets of
them have been blown OF and in most
cases are q total loss. Many OF the
apples were OF tho later varieties and
are now too green to be used. Such
of the earlier varieties ms were knocked
OIL wera picked up and Will he used
for some purpose or other
one OF the heavy losers on an apple
crop is Recorder of Deeds JamOs 4
ShnllCross, who lost Thousand
baskets. He mas but few left In hls
orchard and will mako no attempt to
save the ones blown off, as they are
winter apples and are not ripe.
The pear crop is also damaged and
number OF tho ripper pears wert
blown OIL and ara total loss.
The wind also blew many unript
peaches from the trees down tn,
stAtG.
The number of baskets blown off til
trees cannot lo estimated. IL nigh
| possibly reach $50, 900 baskets. but no
| all these will be lost. Taken ate
gelher the damage to peaches is ne
nearly us bad rs the reports made
appear
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

Since The law has been changed al
lowing liquor to lie sold to be drunk
oil tho promises the occupation OF rnn-
ming the GROWER, or, to speak with
moro decency and less slang, buying
the beer by the pail or kettle, has in.
creased, II is sad sight to 500 the
increase of this liquor traffic he
number of times people in the various
walks of lie havO their buttGr.kettles
out is remarkable, and to all appear.
ances the uso OF butter has increased,
but no, IT Is heer.
1t is daily occurrence to see chill.
tlrnn und women going Into these
places, Which ever haYea tendency To
deterioration of character and all de.
moraIiling influences, and returning
with Il kettle of the foaming article
not to be held under the apron as for.
merry, but carried out openly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

The employees Of tho Wilmington
city N0ilway Company last cveilng
presented to Dmlel II. liurl.Gner,
formerly assistant to the general
manages, u handsome marble clprK, rs
Il token of ,heir high esteem toward
him while iuthe service OF the com
PHny.
Tho presentation was made at tho
home Of jOAA H. Broom NJ nos l;ol.
Toy street where auolt foFty.live nm-
ptOsUs oil tho company had Assem-.
Dad. Rev. \ |. DHHoH Goldman
presented the Pieeh lp=Mr. ard Mrs.
Heriliti r on behllt of tha company,
n neat and littug speech. Mr. Her.
Ticker rrpiod General Manlg er
lleeet mptll q short ndlris=, in which
lla spoke Of tie deep loss OF Mr. Her.
fir!teT's services hero.
II WIS With great to tret thai no WAS
to leave tho cit, hut sluee his stag
here has Won the esteem Of all tEe
company employees 4 plumber OF
uGhpf addresses we're made ma tlie
Isseulblage p#rtuuH of refreshments.
after which Nir nu'I Mrs ieilllgkar
wern given Il royal send oil with wish
IS ai sue e., III now fields OF work ut
scranton, ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

George W. Calloway's negligence
was undoubtedly the cause OF the
collision between the Norfolk express
Hui freight train No. II, over the
Delaware railroad, early Wednesday
morning Galloway was tho end
brakeman on the freight train which
was run into.
When the train entered the block at
Porter's the conductor was given or
dCrs to si,ir track, TO allow the express
to pass. When the engineer arrived at
the "N'' Galloway was given orders to
20 up the track and lag the express
Where hD went IS not known. but that
h" did not flag the express is Il settled
fact
He has not been seen since tho Gctl-
do Z nor M one seems to know any
thing concerning his whereabouts,
The lnvestlg officials OF the rail
road company have not seen Galloway
sine the tiighttul disaster. lie UNI
douhtedly lett the scene ol tho wreck
Oh knowing what his caruLessness
caused.
lie has a family living AT No. 7Ol
East Ninth street but az tho present
tilae they are aot in the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

Stephen Solloway Harry Kirk and
John Fitzpatrick, three young men.
we're arratkned In the Municipal Court
this morning on complaint of Clar.
enre ReddiHg who conducts the gro
Gerry business at Pleasant and Van.
Buren, etreets.
Mr. EeddIng testified that for the
past three years he has been greatly
annoyed by crowd OF boys, OF which
tho prisoners are members, congre,
eating Oh his corner. ie had warned
them 10 stay away from Ills premises.
but received in loply tho abuse of the
crowd The police in that neighbor
hood give tbs crowd very bad name.
Yesterday the crowd had again col
leetcd on tho corner and Mr.. ReddinG
obtqinrd warrants for Their arrest
The boys were dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25
ILnf-.

Cuppins & iecchiDg. Parker. 5Os Madison.
American Laundry, co. West Front at
Curpingand IeeHhing, lnS Z. Second st
Cummings, the photographer, 500
Market street.
Pouches sold DIT Coatesville. Pa, at
20 cents per quart.
You can got something you can eat
at ~ Market STREET. Hollis.
If you want ilfst-elass dyeing and
scouiing done, ~ to 2lO King.
The spoke works OF Hopes Brother
tS Darlington, OF West Chester, has
shut down.
Tho D. G. O. G. will give its fifth
annual excursion to White ClaT Creek
next Tuesday.
Congressman Causey has been
placed ON the Committee on Rivers
and llarbors by Speaker Crisp.
The foreman and clerks of the Din.
mond Iron Comlany will take river
party on the lrIca tonight.
/ A moonlight excursion on the III
RIGA was given by tho Delaware Ave-
nue. baptist Church Society OF Chris.
tiun Endeayor last night.
i car ran into The cab OF George W.
" " sib5M VI bll hll'tlh MuIb uNtIlut ana
Rodney street. on Thursday, breaking
the polo and wrenching the wheels,
. Messrs. Reese 4 Bro. Hickman and
Hartman Will put down Courtiand
cement pavement in front of their
business on King above Fourth street.
/ Mrs. NJ. A. I. CLARK, superintendent
J of the Associated Charities. yesterday
sent twelve wolnen and children to
stf
: Grunogue. ...
A street car excursion was given last
night by the Rsading.room Commit.
tee OF the |. o. o. i. Columbia and
Hope lodges each made car load and
tho other lodges lilled two other cars.
: We would suggest that the Board OF
! Directors of the Warren Athletic Club
put in large Inn i'll their gymnasiu IN
-Iup near the ceiling to yentilate the
: place during thb bouts these warm
evenings.
I Principal Isaac T. Johnson of Friends
, school has returhed from tho west and
is busy preparing to open the school
SeptelRb Der llLh He Will be pleased
to see his friends and patrons at the
, school Oiiice.
/ Mis-. James III mis-, of West Chester,
t who was iniure by her horse rearing
. up on her, Is Improving rapidly. No
. bones Were broken. and beyond heI
I bruises size Will soon he able to De
about again.
The Warren Athletic and Y. NJ. c. A.
sIbnae bail clubs will play game Of
# ball tomorrow afternoon on the
ltiveryiew grounds. This Is to be ths
: deciding game Of the series, eaoL
b cluU having won game.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

A SQUAD Of officers, under tho direc-
ton OF Scrgeants Massey AMI Shields,
this morninR talded Il gang OF tramPs
who we're enoamped in a who'd on
the Mcndlnhall property. and imme-
diately adjoining the Robinson farm,
in brandywine Hundred. Seven OF
the gang were captured.
Information had been received at
the police station concerning tho
tramps and their pilferings from
neighboiing farms. The officers went
within "a few squares OF tho wood In
the patrol wagon. They surrounded
the party and succeeded in arrostinE
nearly all of them. Those who did
escape got away before the officers
surrounded the wood.
The trnmps were well supplied with
beer, several kegs being found. All
OF tho mon had been drinking and
Rowe was so intoxicated that lie had
to DO carried to the patrol wagon. Tho
beer was brought along to the station
house with the men, aud from there
they were taken before Magistrate
Monaghan, who fined them each %
and costs.
They gave their names as George
Simpson. Robert Stewart, VIM. Wal
raven, Jerry O'Leary, Edward shannon
and Thomas sampson. Rowe was
unable to DO arraigned and his case
was continued until tomorrow morn
| Ing to allow him TO sober up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25
FIFTH EDITION,


On August nth, amidst lost auspl.
csou5 circumstances, the II. Y. p. W.,
OF this city, started on weeks outing
for Bay Head, one of the most plsas.
ant watering places on the Delaware
bay. They stopped at tho Hygenia
House, whore. under the able manager
ment of Mr.. Is. +. q. Kothwell, tho
longings OF the appetite, itensllied by
the salt air, were abundantly satisfied.
All the usual outdoor amusements OF
such places, fishing. grabbing, bathing,
together with straw rides. tairy pull
ings, croquet, ETC., were freely partl.
cipated in.
On the morning of the oath, amid
many regrets that the time had flown
SO rapidly, the party sailed away from
shore, leaving behind as a remem-
brance the echo OF their yell: "Who.
who, who are WEI Ii. Y. p W.. don't
you see"
The party consisted of the follow.
ing:
Mrs. Cumbrance chaperon; Messrs.
Elijah l.. Il. 1ake-the-lead; NosY Nebu-
chadnezzar Butterworth, o fora, girl;
I. W. Dempster, Longshore W, A.
Peterson, and Misses A5sent-minied
A,liutterworth. Lollie-go lucky Green.
wood, Muslc.loving Ann Waterman.
and last, but not least, one whom they
styled the Baby"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

John Barrett lahorer at the Mar.
shallton Iron Works and living at
Marshaiton. was almost Instantly
killed while at work in the mill yard
this morning.
Barrett had been directed to remove
n pile of iron in II whGelbarrow to u
certain portion OF the yard. The b.
& .. II. r, 10. has sliding In the yard,
and on 1t was standing a freight car
Over the track Barrett had to wheel
tile load uud as he did. tine car. which
had become started down the incline,
struck him.
He was knocked with his head across
the ruils, and 'lefOre lie could help
himself the car wheel passed pattly
over his head.
He WAS almnat liGolcss when fellow
wotknen picked Ids body up and car
ried II into the mill DR.. L. ii. ball Of
Falkland WIS summoned, but waen
he arrived the patient was beyond
medical aid. After lingering Tor
ubou, half an hour he expired.
The ear mUst have become started
by some OF the ard hands removing
the brakes.
Barrett was u married man and
leaves n family.
Coroner Kirk has been notified.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

BosToS, August livery great
damage was done by the STERN last
night and to-day throughout New
England. All along the coast 1t was
one OF the widest that has been OK
periencei in several years. Four pom
toons and schooner were wrecked
two miles north of Narragnnsett Pier
aud William Coolan, n driver, was
drowned. All the small boats in the
bay at Hartford Conn, came ashore
and were badly damaged. Consldern-
bio property In the city was destroyed.
Tho gale was the most destructive
whiJh has been Witnessed in New
Haven in forty years. More than three
hundred stately elms were blown
down. The streets of the city in gem
eral resembled u forest. Iha oyster
beds have especially suffered, and may
prove total loss, entailing damage
OF hundreds of thousands OF dollars.
The scene about Gray Gables was
grand. The exposed position OF the
President's home gave Its occupants
magnificent spectacle to look upon.
The sea, as 1t broke about tho gables,
was plainly seen from tho village of
Buzznrds Bay. Tho President remain
cd within doors all day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25
THIRD EDITION.


Tho emnloyees Of the Brandywine
Granite Company have lately suffered
a reduction in wages, owing to the I'M
settled condition of business. The
employees accepted the reduction aud
after learning OF tho company's inalil.
fty to secure currency of small de-
nominations to meet the pay.rolls,
offered their savings in exchange for
notes OF large ueh1ulnhtion. lae
~ its nnnreniStion for Tho mems
fb.uvhtfninesa and kindly feeling
they were notified that their wages
would be raised to the old rates begin
ming September !,
This Is the correspondence on tho
subject:
WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 90, 1893.
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD, EsQ., President
Brnndywine Granite Co.
DEAR SIR:-We, the employees of your
company. knowing of tho scarcity OF
currency throughout the country, and
the dlfIlculty In obtaining n sulficiont
amount ion the payroll, offer you. in
exchange for money OF larger denonll.
nations, our savings. which we think
will be sutlclent 10 make the pay
SATURDAY (Aurust a6 1888.
Thanking Won for pnst fayors, and
knowing Won will do all Won can for
us in The future. we are yours respect-
fully. (SigneD
1o,,n1 na,,,,,,a, lana, Nrooo,1,,,,o
2on ~ =; DoiionIn' LANES, yaIes nl ,'a,t,
i.nas 1iani, 1 isn,as n s,Hii ''i'
Inhn 49,, ia,,,a. s;,.,n,,s
oi & Mal."y' n yaaitss z 'liuh9,
LIN Mnpana,,oi. w i,ii' MoI 10 'oou
WYNN N'iA0n"i .eH' " N. 1'0iii
a"u o'h'i9'
WuAIlNGroN, AuSu ST 2Ath. 1873.
To THE EMPLOYEES OF THE BEANpYwGNI
GRANITE COMPANY.
c,,,r,,,,,,>,. yo,r communicative,
ca,i,i a,-I en- T,r,,, yron, nn,r so,,t',,,a
,hrna t ~ am, IN smoIi
1at.,S3 IA, nycSange fnr thnse ~ lsrl,ar
ooe IN TH Is re U' .,t '" roS,
..s'',,,i,il', a',,a,,,ad M ,,,,r.,s.,.,', L.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25
Singular.

We notice the death of old Mrs.
Kitty lcury. who died on the 22d inst
Tho butchers on King street, near 9th
are exercised about some insurance.
which all agent OF one OF our indus.
trial Insurance companies placed upon
her iifo Onlya few weeks ago She, II
is said. paid tue premium regular week
ly. M4Ieu this agent WAS approached
by the butcher this a. M, and asked
how much insurance she would get
his reply was, "Why, the insurance
WAS cancelled few days ago" These
same butchers don't like the appear,
anpe Of things, and think that some
thing Is radically wrong. We leave 1t
in ills way for the comment OF this
public. The agent does not claim the
insurance went by default OF pay
ment, but was cancelled. 10 our mind
it seems that any company would he
very anxious for business who would
insure an old woman who had crosseC
her SSth mils-sLune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

The musical and athletic entortain-
ment. which was announced to take
place iii the lSrownson Hail last even
ing. for the beueilt OF pete" Cassidy.
who 10 sick at Renova, Pa, was post
poned untll next Tuesday evening.
On that evening there will be two
four-round glove contests for
medals, besides ten Other eet-,oOs.
wrestling. singing, etc. TIE tickets
will lie good for that eyenlng. Frank
MuIltn and Mike t,acEaY gave a three
round go last ogeninG 10 those nrrs-
rnt, after which tho pOstpOnenent
was aInounccl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

Co,oru, Fian lis g. lIpotnn the we'll.
knr wn WRIST Chester lawyer. WAS re-
l3ased from Mng&mnnsiti.; Prison yes.
teriuy afternoon ara lett Tor hls home
last evening Ila has spent about
three werAs behind tia bars. having
hen sent there upon Charge of con-
tetnpi OF Cont III rrftsing 10 carry
ant Tie ORDERS III .luI 20 HInnE, which
Is had PROMISED tp d..
Yeatnutay ~ Hampton Told conn.
sci rug the attorney. suceraind lii got
ting him 10 sign IN Hsfeemtnl wiIteii
waa al. 10 5igue'l Ivy Bis vito, agreeing
- mortgage his country villa at
Observation-Disclosures county 10 Annie
sl4HN5 TO srctiIa ms payment ~ f4s5o
utiasni 10 80 dus her within three
iHoutAs, ltii#ho not pa.d, the Colo,
Eei VIII 10 6iosgG, again tetJre tie
IQHtt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25
ROBBERY AND ELorEMrNr.



Amer Stealing six,y-Fiye Dollars OF
Her Husbands Savings Mrs. An'esso
Elopes and Comes to This City.
Mrs. Nary Andesso, q dsrk,haired
young italian woman and NincenZo
Ferro occupy different coils at the 20.
lice station, the couple being charge q
With the larceny OF s65 and about 500
worth of jewelry from Alr. Andesso, OF
West Philadelphia, husband OF the
woman and from whom she eloped
with her l5-m0nths old child.
From Mrs, Andesso's stor.it seems
they have not been OH friendly terms
for years. He had abused h0r and
only short time ago lott her alone to
support herself and child. lie returns
cd again, and on August 10, she planned
the elopement. FerTn was q nsighbor
but removed to New York, where she
was to meet him.
She carefully secreted s65 Of hel
husbands savlnGs, together with Q
lady's solid gold watch, chain, gents
gold chain, ten gold finger rings and
four pairs OF ear rings and several
pairs of bracelets, which she claimed
as her own. She met Ferro In New
York ON the night Of tho l4lh. aud
they were married.
! They came 10 this city shortly AFTER
ward AID with tho money FerrO open
ed shoe'mendlng shop on Second
street above Orange, which he had tit
ted out with entirely new tools,
Yesterday afternoon Chief OF Police
Dolan received Information OF tn
facts and II description Of the parties
from Const able Kersha of the Tween
tythird ward of Philadelphia.
He turned the matter over to Cap
tain Chambers and fatrolnan Scott
who found the couple ut tho hous
above named, They brought them tt
the station house, where all the article
were recovered excepting two hinge
rings and several breast-pins which
Mrs. Andesso said could be found n
the house. She said Zorro had use,
all the money Und was going to paw
the irweiry to secure money TO pa
their board.
The Philadelphia authorities wer
Informed of the arrest and the coupl
will probably be taken back to Phila
delphia this afternoon to answer tn
charge OF larceny. Mrs. Andesso say
she Will not return to her husband.
ps
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-25

Charles Spencer loft his home near
FOrtcscue, n. D., on Tuesday, to come
to our city In small oyster boat, in
order to remove the furniture OF his
cousin, Henry Hooten, whose wife
died two weeks ago, TO that place. lie
arrived safely on Wednesday after
noon and anchored near Pine street
wharf. On Thursday morning he re-
coiyed let OF from his vito, stating
that their youngest child. aged about
five months. had died suddenly OF
cholera infuntum. This was a our
prise. rs the baby was as well as usual
when lie lelt homo, and nothing oil the
kind was expected. Ilo got his load
last evening sqiled for his home.