Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-07-05

Police Captain Kane is confined to his
home from Illness
The employees Of the Augustine paper
mills Will give an excursion To Atlantic
City August 4th.
George Clifton, a 17-years-old boy is at
the police station. lie says he is anxious
to obtain employment.
Mrs. Edward Mcpherson, nee NlcClel-
land, formerly Of this city, died at Sagl-
nav, Mich, Wednesday.
About 100 people went on the excursion
given to ljrandywine Springs Thursday by
First Presbyterian Church.
Captain X. w. Chambers is confined to
his house from illness. He is said to be
suffering from Il bilious attack.
All organ recital was given at the Forest
Presbyterian Church last Thursday even
ing by Prof. Gibson of Baltimore.
The AIumnp Association of Wilmington
High school gave the class of '9i pleas.
ant reception Friday night in Eden Hall.
BY d fall from the sCaffold at the works
Of the Pullman Palace Car Co, Saturday
Austin Hanley sustained injuries to his
back.
Enworth Church will give an excursion
to Bay Ridge, Md, VIA the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad and the steamer Columbia,
July 10Th,
Members of Asbury and Harrison Street
churches had picnic in Shellpot Park
Thursday afternoon. About 800 people
were present.
The Rev. Father Flynn has been APP
pointed by Bishop Curtis spiritual director
OF the Catholic Total Abstinence Beneficial
Union of Wilmington.
Charles Cole. an employe of the Dia.
mond Ice Co., had his left eye badly in
jured Wednesday by being struck with
pair of ice tongs. The blow was accidental.
The funeral of Mrs. Josephine b. Hause,
daughter Of ex Representative Palmer.
took place Thursday. Services were held
in Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown gave recep-
ton To the Young ladies and gentlemen Of
MiddlctowI Wednesday night, in honor
of their guest, Miss Salle Shock OF Wash
ingtUu, ID q.
Letters of administration were granted
last Friday bv Register Couch on the
estate of William Forrest, pendentc lite,
to James Carruw, who is also named eXecu.
tor under the will.
The closing exercises of the I.end.a.
Hand and White Ribbon kindergartens
were held in tho parish building OF Old
Swedes Church Friday. The exercises
were largely attended.
bllltst ~ say NilIll hH VIE weather Is,
numbers of people complain Of cold in the
head. This is caused probably by sleeping
III Il dranght. 1t is very pleasant thing to
do. but il is dangerous.
Ensign L. Calvin Bertolette, u 5. N, is
new stationed Oh the steamer Michigan
on lake service. His duties cover the terri.
tory all the way from Buffalo, Lake Erie,
TO Chicago on Lake Michigan,
State Detective BERNARD j. McVey re-
quests the person who took the $50, Smith
& Wessnn revolver and black lack from
the layutory at the Clayton House to return
it to the city hall and receive reward.
II. L. Evans & Co. held a very successful
sale Of lots III the Ninth ward on Saturday.
There was u large gathering of buyers, the
total sales being o. The prices were good.
Another sale Of lois will DC held soon.
| George Mccormack ard William ii.
| Hugh, the former of Pullman, H., and
| the Latter Of Chicago, both auditors Of the
| Pullman Car Co., are IN town taking &c.
CONT Of stock at the Pullman works in
this city.
| West Second street WAS riding his fathers
horse at Third anI' CArAnge streets Sunday
evening when thg horse fell, badly Grip
| ping the boys Teg lie was removed To
his home, whege DR., Miller dressed the in
| jury.
The Reming on Machine Co. has just
completed the erection of an Ice factory
plant at Westminster, Md. The building
measures 40 by 70 feet and has Il capacity
Of eight tons ice daily. The work WAS
accomplished ~ i. l.. liaker, superin-
tending, aided by Harry Sullivan and
Frank Grouse
The Rev, Fratais Burgette Short, pastor
of Harrison Sttct NJ. Il. Church has post
poned his Eurubeau and English trip until
The 10Th of july lie will then sail in
company with Dir w. Stewart Almond
of this city, andlother very congenial com
pullions. The tin will be more extensive
than the forInei contemplated one