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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

In st. Annes r, @. Church yesterday
speoinl services OF devotion were held for
Presentation to the people Of a small por-
tion of an arm OF the Saint Anne. recently
brought to this country from Europe by
Rev. Father Donaghy. lev. Father Der.
minsham preached the sermon. paying
aneloquent tribute to the memory OF St
Anne. Speaking OF the history of the
saint he reminded his hearers that she
was the mother OF the Blessed Virgin and
thb grandmother of God man Jesus, the
Christ OF God and the Savior OF mankind
To be related to the Christ. he said. was
the acme of human eKaltation. and next
to tho Blessed Virgin Saint AnEe. was the
recipient OF The highest honor that have
ever been conferred on woman. In at
teFtatioD OF this the most wonderful mir.
atles In tho m odern history of the church
are being wrought by her relics.
Speaking OF the duties and privileges OF
motherhood the preacher held the chnrao.
ter nj Saint Anne up before the psople as
model She did not know OF the honor
purity. love and faithfulness to the divine
impulses which cluster about and appear
!Ilate in III motherhood !. she reared her daugh.
tor In the fear OF God. and In love aud
CHARITY for men and women. Her name,
Anne. signifies that she was gracious.
u bounded In mercy and Lore. not only to
those who were loving and kind to her.
nor yet to those whose virtues deserved
~ but TO the undeserving, and especially
Up those who were poor aud lowly.
Finding evidences of this character Is
that oil the Blessed Virgin and her Divine
Sou. She becomes ono OF the most veneer
able OF salnts. and no human encomium
can do justice to her memory. and so 1t
Illus enshrined IN the history OF the Church
und now aftor more than 1900 years thous.
ands amp tons Of thousands OF devout aud
nenitent puople are orowding about her
ahrinos to honor. to worship and II posst-
ble to touch and be blessed by this saint,
whose highest purpose while on earth was
10 be II us mother,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

At Harrison Street III. E. Church last
evening Hubert A. Roop read paper on
tha Book OF Job.
The Rev. J. d. Dill preached at the Re.
formed Episcopal Church Of the Redeemer
again last night.
The Rev. Merritt Hulburd, d. D., will
preach at Wye camp meeting on Tuesday
and will deliver the anniversary address
at Ocean Grove. n. j.. on Wednesday.
lie Rev. Francis H. Smiley Of Denver
preached in West Presbyterian Church
yesterday.
The Rev. J. d. Hewitt OF Emporla, Kan.
pre- 1ched at Rodney Street PreBby eerian
Church again yesterday.
The Rev. Father Donaghy. of st. Anne's
parish Of this city was the American can.
didate for appointment to the chair Of
Celtic recently founded In the Roman
Catholic University at Washington. The
place has been filled by the appointment
OF the Rev. Richard Henebry of tho dio.
cese OF Salfred. England.
The cornerstone of the new Convent OF
ST. Francis. of st. Mary's parish. corner of
Filth and Pine Streets will DO laid on
Sunday afternoon next at O'Clock.
Rlshop Curtis will 0lflulate In the laying
Of the cornerstone and the Rev, Father
Birmingham will preach the sermon. All
tho Catholic societies Of the city are ok.
pected TO participate In the cersmo nles.
The Hev. Father Fallon. OF St. PauPs II.
9. parish In this city, celebrated mass at
lHe county nOspltnl at tarnuuf5t ye5ter-
day. The choir OF the parish was present
at the service and sang Mozart's Twelfth
Mnss." After the service the choir visited
the state hospital and sang for the In.
mates.
The new Episcopal Mission at Fourth
and Rodney strssts. In charge OF the
Rev. harrington Lttell, was opened yes.
terdny morning. Holy Communion was
celebrated at $50 O'clock yesterday morn.
ing, and services ware held again last
evening, at when were visitors from all of
the other Episcopal churches in the oily.
There will be services next Sunday at
10. 80 u. IN. and 7.30 y. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29
gNE EDUCATION OF PLANTS.

Mere than hundred yssrs ago Jesuit
missionary found q certain bark tuow called
callsaya or cinehonal in use among the tribes
OF Peru as o cure for fever, This led 10 the
discovery Of quinine-its aikalold and active
principle. Originally containing but very
small percentage OF the active principle. the
bark OF this tres. under careful cult ivation.
now Yields several times the amount.
By the same method the Shake rs OF Mt.
Lebanon.(N. Y y have developed. both rs TO
quantity and quality, the medicinal princi-
pies of the herbs from which the Shaker Dl.
gestive Cordial their weil-known remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia. Is now made.
They have persuaded nature TO do for suffer
ing humanity vastly moro than she at Hrst
intended. As Quinine is without rival in
Its own field so thls preparation of the
Shakers is destined to become, for all the all
ments OF the digestiye tract --now grouped
under the general head of dyspepsia
Some OF the symptoms calling for It's use
are as follows; Distress after eating; sickness
and nausea pains in the head, chest, sides
and back foul taste in the mouth and the
rising OF an offensive gas from the stomach;
costiveness and irregular action OF the
bowelsi variable appetite; sick headache:
ringing in the ears; paipItaiion and heart.
burn; loss OF sleep; tho ehdgets" a tired and
weary feeling; sore musclosf mental depres.
sion. etc.
To relieve and cure this universal disease
tthe source OF most otherI the Shaker Di-
Gestlve Cordial is expressly adapted. Like
quinine 1t is a speciality. u specific. It's good
eftects are felt at once. Unlike quiuine 1t is
pleasant to tie pal ate, always effective, never
harmful. For this the Shakers pledge their
uatf inn nd To
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

III the July crop reports corn headed
the list both in acreage and in condition.
An electric weed killer has recently
been invented for destroying the weeds
along railroad track.
The condition of oats is higher in New
England than elsewhere, with tho aver
age for the entire country placed at 500.
III Ohio, Indiana and Illinois the crop
has headed out very low-in some dis.
tricts too short to harvest. A consider
able area is being cut for hay, and some
is being pasturod.
A large area of millet and much corn
for soiling crop has been sown to make
up the deficit in hay.
Nearly 1000, 900 bushels of beans
were imported last year, and advancing
prices show that this is neglected crop
A Rural New Yorker correspondent
says: By stocking the orchard heavily
with sheep and feeding large quant-
ties of bran you will obtain two values
the feeding value and tho manurial
yalue-besides preventing the spread of
insects which 1.-Two in fallen fruit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

The following program will DO rendered
at Shellpot Park tomorrow afternoon and
evening. the occasion being u rally OF the
Wilmington Christian Endeavor Union
and Boston rally:
AFTERNOON MEETING.
Song Service SO. Prof. j. Il Ciymer. Leader
Rev q. a. Morris. I'd NJ. p. Chuton
Boston Junior Iaily........ Miss Ella Curlett
Hymn
Responses from Junior Societies.:
Delaware Ave. Baptist. Hanover Prcsbyter-
Ian, Central Presbyterian, Second BaDtlst
Hymn. scatter SUNSHINE"
Coycnamt Ref Epis., Redeemer Ref'd Epis,
flrst fresDyn Rodney Ptesbyn.. Calvary
Baptist Church.
Delaware state Hymn.
Bethel a. NJ; H.. 81. Paul's N. E.. ol.vet and
Hymn
Collection
Address. .Medfori II. Cahoon. ESQ
Christian Endenvor Benediotion.
EVENING MEETING,
7-h36-Song Service. Prof. j. L. Clymer,
Lealer. accompanied by Y. NJ O. A.
7.3O-7.iO-Devotiona Exercises
Rev. c. +. Hendricks. Covenant H. L. Church
Hymn
flynn co." oil Meet Each Other There"
SGO-s.l5-Address,
: Centres q Christian Activity"
Rev. W. A. Waiting. Del. Ave- baptist.
Delaware stute Hymn.
si6-a a5-AddresS. Missionary Uprising
Dr.. j. H. Turns.
Qunrtette
Collection
Hymn scatter gunshineu
s.lb-Address. Christian Citizenship"
Rev. 5. Is. Meeser. Second baptist Church.
Hymn America" No. al
Observation-Disclosures
lteY. T. L. Terry, st. Paul's NJ. r Church.
Quartetto
flynn 700.
"God 10 with You Till We Meet kgain"
Christian Endeavor Benedi ctIon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Let US resolve. when we sec any OF our
fellow creatures left In Ignorance. that we
will do our lest, while lille ID III us, to
hive them taught
One false man usually makes many.
Tnere are men WHO Will trust any and
everybody but their own relations.
Kind words are like flowers of ear hly
existence,
Opinion is twilight; science Is daylight;
Ignorance Is night.
Love and confidence may be won, but
neither chn be buIied.
A manchanges and forgets.
Expoatulatlon and upDraidlng are bad
weapons aud cut the hand which uses
them.
The person who Is a tormentor takes
refuge ih prevarlcatiOn or in downright
falsehool
Every man who misses his vocation is
an unhappy man.
1t takes three scruples for drachm. but
many man Will take three drams with.
outa scruple.
lawyer-A learned gentleman who
rescues your estates from your enemles
and Eeeps 1t to himself
Human nature is full of contrad lotions
The d man looks down and thinks of
the past.
The young man looks up aud thinks OF
the future.
The child looks everywhere and thinks
of nnthiDg.
There are 4 great many children in the
world
When you are in puio spiritual life, you
are standing In eternity.
ClayIlont, July oath, s9j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

w ANTED = Boarders. first class table
w modern conveniences home comforts.
Mrs. II. L. beckett, 500 French street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

SwEENEY-On July rs. 1895, Jane. widow OF
the late Hugh sweeney.
I Eelntiv es aud friends are invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence. s. W.
corner Fifth and Van Buren, streets. on
Wednesday morning. July 81 at 0 o'clock.
High mass at St Pauls Church. Intern emit
at Cathedral Cemetery.
MUIR PHY-In this city. July %. 1898. Annie
wife OF Edward j. Murphy, ana daughter OF
the iato Bernard and Sarah Ward. age 80
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her funeral from the residence of her nus.
band, 5. Il. corner OF Second and Madison
streets, OH Thursday morning, at o'clock.
High mass at st. Peters pro-Ca thedral. In
torment ut Cathedral Cemetery.
BANNER-on July ss. 1895. VIM. Banner, in
his Sgth year.
Relatives and friends Fairfax Lodge, No.
8. !. .. o. +. aud Phoenix Fire Co, arc in.
yited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence af his son-iniaw, Elias Jefferis. Thirty
fifth and Market streets, on Wednesday
afternoon. at O'Clock. Interment at VIII
nington and Brandywino Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29
FIFTH EDITION.
sHocKEDDY A WIRE.
Dan IoI Plersen aud George Wilde Were Un-
co hseious. but Officer Lyon. Got only :.
Silalit Shock.

Daniel Plersou, George Wilde and Polio
Onlper Lyons wero shocked by an electric
light wire at Taylor and Bennett street
about II O'Clock Saturday night Mr.
Wilte's experience nearly resulted In his
deaIh. lie having been rendered unGon-
scidus by the deadly cnrront. Pierson
and Lyons were only slightly shocked.
Wilde and Plerson had been up town
and were on their way home when they
either stepped on or colltded with the
hanglng wire. Kr. Wilde fell to the side
wnIk as though dead anu remained un.
CONSCIOUS until the physlciane at the Della
ware hospital revived him, There was
bad burn on his neck Officer Lyons re.
ceifed his shock while passing the corner
and while escaping from the wire STUN.
bleh over the bodies OF Wilde and Plerson.
Bolh men are recovering.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Picture frames, IL East Third street
Yerger's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

varlou. mestias- Held Through the state
ON Saturday Nishs.

The alnSle tax men arc determined 10
make Delaware the fighting ground OF tho
Henry George doctrine. On Saturday
night meetiHgs were held OF the following
places with tho following speakers.
At Newport, j. L. Shoemaker and ]. +.
Shaudrew; at Odessa, W. III. Preston and
Henry b. Tawresy; OF Newark. II. V. Het'
eel and Henry Lippincott; at Hookessln.
W. H. Booz and Edward Rossl at Della.
ware City. g. f. Stevens and J. IL Halston;
OF Dover, Leonard futile before the Kent
County Orange and y. X. Wilmington to
Others; at Rehoboth, George Chase, J. q.
Frost. W, II. Koeyan. L, b. Swlnney; at
Harrington, John McIlyalne and Aaron
Hand; at Smyrna, Richard George and i.
II. Brennan.
There Is considerable talk of the estab.
lishment OF n single tax paper In this city.
The advocates OF tho theory claim that
their moetings are not reported by tho
newspapers. The time has not come
whom such body as the eingle tax men
10 to monopollze tho public press.
They are only u handful In the state,
and az usual they get their share OF the
news. Newspapers have to pay their bills
and single tax men should advertise.
Mtddietown will be strongly worked by
tho single tax man. 1t is determined to
send wagons through the country and
also to erect tents iD order to accom- mo-
date the people who listen TO the doctrine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

made, sale price sc.
Patent cloth tip, Victor dress
stay, all colors, sale price &c doz.
Patent cloth tip, Triumph dress
stay, sale price &c doz.
Tape in packages Of 5 pieces, as
sorted, worth double, sale price &c
package.
Lot OF fine Japanese fans, all col
ors and folding, regularly LOG,
sale price SC.
Children's caps, regularly I2Kc,
elegantly made. sale price &c.
One lot oil fine children's hats,
soc quality, sale price 29c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

In tho United States Court ON Saturday
Willard Salisbury entered Tn appeal In
the case of Mark Shaw-Blumenthal q 20.
The action MAS brought by Shaw, who
alleged that owing to the letters written
and statements nude by the company's
trusted emploses that he Was blacklist
anu could not secure any work.
lie was morocco shaver. Last spring
the case was tried In the United States
circuit Court here and the plaintiff wSs
awarded $1,000 damages. The case will
come up for trial in the United Statas
Court Of Appeals In Philadelphia In Sep.
Lcmnar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29
THE STARTS
Tuesday, July 30,


blue. usually 35c each, while they lust
sale price l9c.
Lot of black aigrettes, specially nice and
large-5c each.
All the seasons hats have beon divided
in two lots-thelr actual values are much
more, OF course, but to clear, tine sale
price Is. One lot, 25c; one lot sec
SPECIAL-Apy hat and trimmings
bought here trimmed FREE OF CHARGE
during those fifteen days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Largo audiences attended Union Street.
Park yesterday afternoon and evening.
This. tom orrow and Wednesday evenings
the opera "Mikado," will be presented by
their drawing card. Tho opera is enchant.
ing the music pleasing to the ear and the
costumes pretty. Every seat 10 expected
to be taken ut each performance as the
opera IL really favorite with noarly all
opera lovers. MIR. Young, the new como.
dian, has arrived and p0rtrays his role
with vigor and keeps an audience In good
humor throughout the performance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Edward G. Bradford aud Robert O.
Fraim, representing Mrs Katherine
Walker, widow OF John L. Walker, and
Bet iamin Nlelds appearing for Isaac t.
Walker met In the o!llce of Register of
Willis Cooch thie nothing and mutually
agreed TO have the Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company appointed trustee
pom -dente lite to take possession OF the
stock OF the deceased shoe merchants
store and collect rents un,ll 1t ls decided
legally In September. who shall be grant
ed letters of administration upon the
Walker ostate
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

The hearing OF testimony in tho AID
dicks VI. Addlcks divorce case has been
continued again until Sept. 10. The con-
tlnuance of the youminous testimony
will then be supplemented by what Ia
surmised to be u startling disclosure. 1t
was learned. upon what seems fairly re.
liable authority, that another of Mrs. Ad
dicks witnesses. and In fact. the main
one had flunked and appealed to the court
to be permitted to revise her testimony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Rov Merritt Hulburd. D. D., at Grace
Church last night. In the last service pre-.
cading his vacation, preached in the
New Crueades."
Horny Price q well.known resident OF
near Port Penn, died at his homo there on
Saturday. He was 65 years Old. Funeral
services will he held at his late home to-
morrow morning.
Hyatt Hutton, Of No. AT Market street.
fell IN fit at Fourth and Market streets
yesterday morning and broke his nose.
He was taken to his home by Captain
Chambers.
i. Leslie Carpenter OF this city. N. Du-
shane Coward OF Washington. and a NUN.
BEL OF musicians from Baltimore gave a
concert at ocean City. Nd, on Saturday
evening.
Tho employees OF the Augustine Taper
Mills gave their ninth annual excursion
to Atlantic City ON Saturday and 800 per-
cons attended.
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew j. Sherry have re.
turned home from Atlantic City.
Niles Ida b. Dewsnop has returned homo
after IN onth's visit with relatives in Con.
schohocken and Manayunk. Pa.
The Lady Washington Temple. No. s
L. G. L., will give an entertainment and
package party to- m orro W lsveningat the
Pennock and Foreman building, Fifth end
Market streets. Admission including re.
IteSnmentb, ~ cents.
Charles Harper. agent. 8l5 West Front
street. Ia prepared to do tin and sheet
Iron work, spouting. gutterlng. 20 Also
put on plastic, Stag and gravel roofing,
and guarantee satisfaction, while b Is
terms are very reasonable. Give him o
call.
Allen Smith and Thomas Darlington
visited Brandywine Summit yesterday
and drove home In an hour. There s
nothing like good pacing horse to take
the concoit out of some OF the high fly ere.
The wife of Rev. A, P. Mlhm welcomed
the arrival OF young daughter on Sat.
urday evening at o'clock In the midst af
the storm,
Master George Grissom Of No. si3 WAL
nut street who was bitten by dog is,
slowly recovering.
= Mrs. Sarah Humphreys aud grandson,
George W, Sapp, OF Wilmington, Del,
are spending the summer at Pittstown,
Penna, with their relatives.
Misses Sara and Mamie Mculder of
Chester Pa. arc visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Lizzie Whitaker OF $50 Spruce street. vii.
mlngton. Dol
Warwick Cycle Club took thirty. ht
members on run to Chester Heights
Camp.
Mr.. Emmanuel Wolf OF Lancaster City,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Surrlck
Martin @. Smith Of Norfolk. Va. is
visiting his brother. Artemus Smith, here.
Mr. smith Is one Of Norfolk prominent
attorneys lie will clay here about four
weeks. On Thursday they will go to Cape
May.
Rev. ). II, Dill la Waiting Camden camp
this week and Will spend several weeks
Visiting friends down the peninsula.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Mr.. Adam Dayett and wife, OF No. 800
Monroe street. this city. are now vislting
their children In Psncader Hundred. At
present they are with their son, VIM. II.
Dayett, near Glasgow. Mr.. Dayett Ia
now In the S7th year of his age, but he and
his wfo are enjoying remarkably good
health considering their age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Senator and Mrs. George Gray arc In
London, aud on Saturday dlned with Am.
bassudor and Mira. Thomas L. BAyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Parke Postles are at
Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs DelIaven Morris are at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Stats have returned
home from Cape May. 49," ...5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Tho Dover base ball club has cancelled
I'LL dates until next Saturday. This action
was necessary on account of the condi-
ton oil the club. On Friday night while
returning from Salisbury the members Of
the club were badly shaken up and ONE
OF them injured in wreck. on Saturday
the club was terribly crippled and lost q
game to Smyrna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29
Hosiery Department Prices.

Lot of chidren's seamless. regularly
mrde. Hermsdorf Guaranteed fast black
dye, imported. l5c quality sale price l0c
Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose. full regular
mnde. sells oriidarily ut 39c-sale price
CSC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

white Lawn Waist, with embroidered
cufls aud collar. 75c goods-sale price soc.
Very fine White Lawn Waists-Derby
collar, embroidered cuffs and collar-been
selling at sl.lB-sale price 75c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Oliver Bell who resigned his position as
mail agent between this city and Landen-
berg, Pa. last February, and started on d
tour through the country, without in.
forming Sany one Ut his attentions,
has returned TO his home, fully sallst
fled with HE trip. HIS friends VIII o feared
some evil had befaIien him ore highly
pleased to find him clothed In his right
mind. and again ready for business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

James L. MeIyor, the New Castle cores
pondent Of the REPUBLICAN, and a popular
newspaper mar. IL to take unto himself
wife the coming fall The bride elect is
Miss Rosa Collins daughter OF Henry
Collins. CT Now Castle: The ceremony
will be reformed in ST. Peters Church
there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Three boys William King. David Rptter
and james Grubb discovered Thomas Cra.
ven aU0dt 4 O'Clock yesterday on Bird
street a short distance from the railroad :.
The boys had lot of trouble In taking
him home. lie Inns been missiHg since
Wednesday morning. The last two names
mentioned were the same ones who found
thelost Cox boys al New Lastla which
adds very much to their credit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29
JaWaIry-Sp'GiaI Prices.

BEL1S-One lot of belts with nickel or
blaek bnclles-nicely made aud sells US
ually for l5c-sale price &c.
Ladies' silver combination sets for shirt
waists, usually l5c-sale price SC a set,
Lot OF purses that usually are 20, % and
35c each-cboioe at sale Toe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

The members OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic are looking forward with pleas.
ure 10 the National Encampment this
yeur. Commander LAWYER ON Saturday
Issued a general ordsr In reference to the
anna
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29
woop wAsAssAuLrED.
Fopna on tho Railroad rraeits With a pis
Iaoatsa ssou,der and Badly Cat Head.


Charles Wood, colored was admitted TO
The Delaware Hospital yesterday m0rnl1E
suffering from bad scalp wound and q
dlslocated shoulder. About three o'clock
yesterday morning q man discovered
Wood In an unconscious condition at the
foot OF Shipley street He notified How
gate and the man WIS removed to the city
hall where he was attended by Or. III. ].
Hughes. He was then removed TO the
Delaware Hospital.
He said he was walking along the track
whom he was struck by something with
terrific force and remembered nothing
afterwards.
The police to day exploded the theory
OF being struck by train. II wae one OF
the panel game cases along the coast. The
man had been In one OF the dives 10 the
neighborhood and having been assaulted
and was thrown out on the tracks.
lie refuses to prosecute tho parties, " no
assaulted him. Chief Dolan In speaking
OF the matter said II was Woods funeral,
and not that OF the police,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29

Ladies,if you want pure. delicate soap
for tho complexion, druggists will alwa VS.
recommend Johnsons Oriental Medicinal
Toilet So0p.
Nj b. Danforth. Second and Market
streets. and Millers Drug store, 40! Mar
ket street.