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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

Arthur W Tyler has resigned as librarian
of the Institute Free Library an on Sep
telnbRr will accept similar position at
tho Blackstone Memorial Library OF
Brnnford Conn.
MIR. Tyler has been In this city about
two years and during his correction with
the library here has rneie 10 what 1t to.
day is. The relations between him and
the librgrE- -direotots- vera OF the most
plea ant kind
Tho Binnfurd Library, to which Mr..
Tyler is goiuE, is new Institution and
will have an en- lowmcnt of nearly or
quite hnif u million dollirs, The building
Ia expected TO be completed In January
and ~ill cost about $300.0O1. It is con.
siructGd OF 1snnessen marble and iron,
and is entirely fire. proof, with sixty foot
dome in the centre. On the ground iloor
the south end Is devoted TO the book
room and the north tc The rendinG-room.
The central dome Will be superDly fres-
coed. 10 The west Is a lecture hall seat.
Ing about 700
The upper story will be devoted to an
art gallery and It's accompanying study
rooms. The basement will contain com =
plrte steam. electric Rnd gas plants as
vol MS u gymnasium nn1 large rooms for
storage. The donor IL a wealthy business
man Of Chicago, who erects the building
anil andows the library as memorial to
hls fatlnr. a former resident of the town.
Branford Ia manufacturing place nea
Nav Havon, and il is intended to make
tie institutiun a model library for sucn
a town.
NJ. Iylsr's successor will not be ap-
pointed for some time AMI the assistant
librarian will assume charge until that
tim9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

TX Senator Higgins will attend the Re-
publican League Convention which will be
hold III Cleveland on Juno 10 and 20. He
al llrst announced his inability to attend
but yesterday afternoon no determined to
GO TGuss interested In the convention
have expressed desire for the ex senator
to speak and dispatches from Cleveland
and Chicago say that he Is expected to
take an active part in the money diecus-
sion.
lbe delegates from Dslawore will be:
Samuel Al. Knox ana Hugh C. Browne,
delegates eX-oltielo.
Fist district (WiImlnGton)-Anth
Higgins Francis II Hotfecker Dr.,
Swthn Chandler. Horace Greeley
Knowles.
Second district (rural New Castle)
Henry a. DUPONT, John Filling, Gen, Jas.
Ii. Wllaon. jas. +. Challenger.
Third district (kent eounty)--John H
nonpcker j. Frank Alice, Br. Paris L
Carlisle. George II. Hall.
Fourth district (Suss county)-Dr
Hiram Il. Burton, DIR. e. Il. Layton, Henry
P. Cannon, S. Pennewill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
Facts Worth Knowing.
BY AMDRosg q, oT,TKY.


To cure felon or to relieve a pain
place woolen rags under an inverted
Hover pot, then the felou over the sm ote
and Il will extract all pain. This is good
way to ease pain OF any kind, especially
In the arms legs. hands or feets.
A handful of pokebe1ry root put into q
pint OF sweet milk will cure almost any
case OF erysipelas.
There are only three chapters In the
Bible with only three verses in them
There are seven books with only three
chapters each in them.
There is a chapter In the Bible with
twanty-one verses Ia 1t with three words
each.
The smallest insect known is the Ptera.
tomus Putnamil. parslte Ut the Tchneu-
mon; II Is but one ninetleth OF an inch In
length.
Friday, February lst, 1861 persons ere
seen walking across tho Delaware, at
Chester on tho ioe.
The names 81 tho two thieves crucifed
with Jesus-Nicodemus says that Dlmas
was on his rls sht hand. and G3stas on hls
left. The sOidier who ran the spear into
the Savlours face was named Longinus.
Dlmas was this one who was saved. Jesus
did not say, ''This day thou shalt be with
mo In paradtse." a. many quote II.
character and habit" In the texts of the
Blble2 See II you can.
1908 John Daydon married Ann l3urras
the first christian marriage In Virginia.
and In the United States.
Nausea and vomiting may be relieved
by swallowing snail pieces OF ice.
teaspoonful OF salt in kerosene
lamp makes the oil give a clearer and
much better light aud Will save the oil as
we'll
70 keep lamp from drawing up the oil
turn the wick below the top of the tube.
This ia what causes lamps to come apart.
Plant castor oil Dlants in your Rardens.
aud the moles will never bother you. Did
yon ever sec bird light on this bush2
Now is the time TO nip off the ends of
the running shoots of your gtape vince.
IL stops 1t from making wood aud drives
the growth back Into tho grapes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
The VOTE.


VEST tnUAY'S BASEBALL GAMES
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
A SABBATH LONG Ago.


The frost was on the farm house pane.
The clouds were gray and chill
But with trembling hand she smoothed
Her kerchief's dainty frill,
For 10! she saw the smiling squire
DlsmountinE In the snow.
In Quaker coat and buckied shoes
One Sabbath long ago.
While with her aged sire he talked
or weather ami of wheat.
His ear was ever strained to catch
1he music Of her feet.
Her golden hair In ringlets fair,
Her velvet cheegs aglow.
Her father slept he stole smile,
That Sabbath, long ago.
His stately m other and her guest
We're waiting ut The Hail.
Before the meal In silver served,
But he forgot them all.
And ut the farmer humble board
Ills curly head bent low,
He called q oourtly blessing down
That Sabbath long ago.
Bright rose the noon above the wood
And twilight yeiled tho farm.
But still he fingered Mt the gate.
With tile brldle on his arm
"Oh! Come aud live for me alone
BE mine for veal and woe
Hove thee. dear"-he softly said.
That sabbath, long ago.
In yonder carven frame ehe stands
In pearls aud blue brocade.
And still tradition handeth down
The winning OF the maid,
The old old story ever sweet,
Of how across the snow
The smiling squire a.mustng wont
That Sabbath. long ago.
p. S.-The above lines recently written
by request oil friend. who always aud
ever went to see his fair one on horseback.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

June l6th-Chr.stiIn Lndeavor topic.
The Proof OF our Allegiance to Christ
lohn 4, l2!.
What shall I bring to off.r at Jesus feet
To-day
To prove how much l love him, my debt
10 partly payH
The heart that lovos thu Master, some
work for Hin may tind
II may he IN the Dy.ways and Of the low
lieSt kind.
But he will count 1t worthy; and. though
the gift be small,
He knows the love behind, 1t and that is
best OF all.
June nth Adjourned meeting of the
Wilmington Christian Endeayor Union. in
Frat Presbyterian Church, at 7ij O'Clock.
All presidents and corresponding secre-
tdries requested TO be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

PHILADELPHIA, June A.-Flour weak: win
ter superflhc, s3g3.20; winter extras, $3.50
35U; No. 2 winter family, s3605s3.7j; Pennsyl-
vania roller, clear, SO 1894; do roller, straight,
fi1g4.l5; western winter, clear, s3.6jQ4.
Wheat unsettled, lower with size. bid and
sc, asked for June. Corn dull, lower, with
55c. bid and 55Iec. asked for June. Oats quiet,
lower, with 56J40. bid and 3634c. asked for
June. Hay quiet steady; choice timothy, Sl3
1l3.50 Beef steady Pork dull. Lard weak;
western steam. 500; city, sOl5, Butter quiet
and unsettled; western dairy, 9Ulic.; do.
creamery, l2tlsc.; do. factory, SGl2lse.; Ell
gins. lSe. imitation creamery. ll1ljc. New
York dairy 1lDl7l6c.; do. creamery lSc,;
Pennsylvania creamery prints. fancy, l9c.;
do. fair to choice, l5dfsc.; prints jobbing at
2O123c. Cheese quiet; New York large, $40
7ylc,; small 5l6G7a4c.; part skins, 2Gb4c. full
skins. lielISc. Eggs heavy; New York and
Pennsylvania. l41l41ae.; western fresh. l21lD
l3L4C.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
NEW CASTLE NEWS
WHAT'S rrsnspIriug Ia tho Pretty Town On
the Delaware.
Correspondence Of tile Republican,.

Correspondence OF tile RepuhliChw.
New CASTLE June 10. 1895.
The different committees on the Fourth
Of July celebration have been named. The
commitLse at present is composed as fol-
lows:
President, Evan G.. Boyd; secretary.
Moses b. Flemming; treasurer. James f..
Cannon.
Finance CommIttee--L Elason, q Pad.
berg. 3as. Now and. 2. McGr ory Edw.
Challenger, jeff Downham. A ndrew NJ.
Gillagnef, Wm, j. Hoffman, Peter q.
Madden, Edward balby.
Fire WQrks-J. Harry Rogers. L. e.
Ellason. Jos. VanLlne.
Parado-P. Mcdrory, Capt Z. E. Rog.
ers H. W. Hushebeck, John schuhardt.
VI MS:Io@SSi %s o0Sp'hn Il. Davidson. F. Fsgln. j.
Challenger. ]. Lambson. E, G. Boyd.
Sports-J. II. McIyor. VIM. Bradley. J..
B. 1omen, p. G. Madden. Theo. Hanf.
Jos ii. Doug herty. John A. Walls.
Speakers-H. Ii. Borle. Jno. +. Campbell.
John II. Martin. VIM. Ii. Morrison, John
Leuolr.
Advertlsing-M. Fleming, A. Nc.
Caughan, J. 4. McIvor. W. Il. Rothwell.
Fred Hoffman.
Transportation-E. L. Wilson. Jno G.
Mahoney. Jas. Vanarsdaien.
Rev. Hubert E. Brady will celebrate his
first mass to IN orrow in st Peters Church.
1t will he the 10 80 O'Clock mass, and the
deacon of the mass will DO Rev. Edward
l.. Brady aud the sub.deacoE Rev. Dennis
j.. Crowley.
A special musical program has been
arranged for the ccasion.
Chaplain and Mrs. Alunson and Iohn II.
Rodney attended the celebration of the
Sons of the Revolution last evening in
the Century Club building, Wilmington.
The Emmanuel Church workers had
plenty OF work on their haLds last night
waiting on the bundredslof people who pa.
tronized their strawberry festival. The res.
tivaI will be continued this evening.
Several members Of Company H. N.G.D.
will go TO W!!ml mlnStQa to m.rroY after.
nasai anu listen 10 tao address to DO deiiveF.
ed by Cha plain Munson to tho militia In the
urmory building.
Frank Rainey got a slight blow on his
hand the other day. Thut night IL beca IN o
itchy and he scratched It, Tho result WAS
that blnod poison set in and now he Is
under the care OF DR.. Tybout
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
THE BOILER EXPLODED
And q Harness Shop at Fall River
..,s..z Is Demolished. ss,,...<,
FOUR KILLED, FIVE OTHERS HURT.

Two of tho Dead arc women-of the In
Jnred 1t Is Feared That Two viii Die.
The Engineer Escapes Injury and Is
Arrested. .-
FALL RIVER, June 15.-A terrible explo-
sion, involving the loss of four lives, oc-
ourred at the Langley harness shop,
three story wooden building on County
street. A boiler exploded in the basement
of tho building, blowing out the entire
end of the building and causing it to col
lapse. Twsnty.persons were in the build
them being women.
The shock broke In the windows Of the
Stafford mill and injured several of the
operatives there. The whole eastern sec
tion Of the city was shaken. A team in
front Of the door was blown across the
street. The list of dead is as follows:
Adele Dube, aged 90 years. Leila Horton,
II; Adolph k. Bellefeuille, 40; Robert
Murray, 81.
The seriously injured are: Thomas
Barry, skull fractured and face and body
badly burned, will dio; Matte Duroches,
bruises and burns, fatally injured; Will
lam Russell, badly burned; Alice Trem-
blny, bruised and burned; Ida lie Page 10
Unity street, badly bruised
Soon after tho explosion and collapse
the ruins took fire. The fire department
hastened to the sccne and made every eff
fort to rescue the imprisoned working
people. Ambulance calls were sent out
and every physician who could be reached
was sent at once to the scene. The fire
men worked herolcally until all the dead
bodies were recovered
rhe engineer. LePn@e wssc was n charge
OF the boiler, was at nisS S reported killed,
but later turned up unhurt and was
placed under arrest by order of Medical
Examiner Dolen. He says the boiler was
only five years old, but 1t had not been in
speoted for considerable time He claims
to have been near at hand when ii ex-
ploded, and cannot explain why 1t did so.
He says he put water in the boiler some
timo before the catastrophe. Mr. Langley,
the proprietor, says the boiler has been in
spccted every year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June l5-Anagree-
ment has boen reached between the friends
of Absconding Treasurer Taylor and At
torney General Crawford, whereby Tay-
lor will return to Pierre on Tuesday next
and surrender. He will pay over all the
money he had on hand, amounting to
$45, ,000 and also personal property which
is to be assessed at liberal valuation.
Taylor will then plead guilty, and Judge
Gatfy has agreed to call a special term of
court and sentence him to the peniten-
tiary for two years Ii is further agreed
that before the expiration of this sentence
the governor will pardon him out and
thus save his citizenship.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

John Doordtn was defendant In an
action before Magistrate Kelley yesterday
afternoon brought by Blackwell anu Cas-
aldy, carpenters. The plaintiffs seek to
recover ST4 Is duo OF a building erected
by them for Eoordan. From the testi.
nony 1t was soon thus Doordan had con.
tlnually fonnd fault with the work aud
upon one occasion told the carpenters
that if they could not ork TO suit him to
give up the job. Tho magistrate gave
Judgment for the fun amount. Lilburne
Chandler appeared for the plain.if and
t. II. Cochran. Jr., for the defendant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

HAzLEToN, Pa, June ia stormy
meeting of tho directors of the State
League of Baseball clubs was held here
last night Manager Whitman of tho
Reading team, was the disturbing ele-
ment. Efforts were made to disband the
league, but outside influence had weight,
and it will hold together. The following
six clubs will continue to play: Lancas-
ter, Pottsviile. Reading, Carbondale, AL
lentown and Hazleton. A new schedule
has been prepared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

HoNEoYE FALLS N. Y, June 15.-A
stabbing affray occurred at shanty occu-
pied by forty Italian laborers, in which one
man was fatally wounded and another
badly eus Ty9 brothers, Domoni Flor
and zell Flor, who had long held grudge
against two other men, did the cutting.
Pentona Iacorno, was stabbed three times
in the head, chest near the right lung and
abdomen. He wIli probably die. Barrono
Bruanon was also cut about the head and
on the hands, but the wounds are not con-
sidered serious Neither of the Flor broth
ers was badly injured. They are under
nrrest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-George ID.
Ross, formerly seaman in the United
States navy, was the principal witness at
yesterdays Colima Investigation. He
Thought Captain Taylor and the other Of
flcers incompetent, adding that no effort
had been made to save the passengers or
even warn them of danger, and no effort
been made to set sail aft to steady tho
vessel. He characterized the statement of
Third Officer Hansen that the boats were
In proper condition for lowering as It's.
ana of lies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

WASHINGTON, June 15-The state de-
partment has received information of the
serious devastation the revolution in Co
lombia Is causing. II also shows the very
straightened circumstances in which the
government finds itself, owing to the war.
The government Is out of funds, and is
making tax levles which are very hard to
boar, placing an onerous export and ex-
else tax on coffee, which is the principal
crop Of the country. The revolution also
has drained the country of men, and has
resulted in the destruction of crops and
Of animals used In transportation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

NEW YoRK, june l4-Beeves steady; native
steers. poor to prime s4,GOa5.7O 'stillers,"
Si.50I5.e5; bulls and cows, $2l33O. Calves
active, firm; poor to prime veals, Si46.25; but
termilk calves, S3G3,I5. Sheep slow, firm, for
best grades; lambs active and firm; poor to
prime sheep. SI.756t4 rs: good 10 choice lambs
f5.5OG7. Hogs firm at 81 sOd5.l0
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June lt-Cattle steady;
good to best heavy weights, $5lO550; good
butchers, s4.5eli.s0; bulls, COWS and stays.
s.. .2593.5O. Hogs steady. active; medium Phil
adelphias, $4.703i.75; fair to good Workers,
g. 40g4 as rough, S3t375. Sheep and lambs.
best grades, steady; common dull; extra. 80 40
D38O; fair to good, S226b3 30; best lambs.
3iaoi, so; spring lambs. SS,25lD5,25i veal calves,
S5.5e18.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

At Observation-Disclosures s.: Hnzlcton, 7.
The Orange Jrs. defeated the Maine
Rose OH Thursday and The Vlolets on Fri
day. The features were the batting OF the
Orange and the cat itching OF Preston and
Carmichael The Orang, ors. would like
to play the Quicksteps. Address challenges
to T. G. Carmichael sos Orange street.
Well we'll tho Phillies won two games
yesterday.
Keep your eye cn Ferguson to-day. He
will have to earn two handsome bouquets.
Several OF the police officers ure base
ball players. officer Malloney played at
New Castle at one time and was ruled out
OF the game for being professional. Dan
Collins was the catcher for the Taylor's
Bridge club Dan Aiken was hustler and
seyerol Of the o,hors.
That was a great game In New York
yeaterday. ----..
will probably be the pitchere.
Walt for the news from Bnltt.
more. Rockford will put up great
game.
Pitcher Sexton will probably Join Bos.
ton to- day and as the Climb has spare
pi cher. Wilson will be famed out to Now
Bedford.
There WAS a rumor about yesterday that
Buckley was to he released. Dick is II
good man to have about and will como In
very handy II Clements should get hurt.
blhHHRul ctllils vi INV ptboNltlO Nlubf
will ask the National base ball President
Young to blacklist Mark Baldwin for
signing with Rucheeter without Potts
vlle's permission.
Vote for your favorite and send In your
base ball news.
Willie Leach Will give the Camden boys
puzzle to solve 20 day.
Willie OKeofe Of tho High School club.
hns been entered IN the race Tor the gold
watch Willie is u hustler and has lots OF
admirers.
The Young Senators base bnse team
have organized for the season with the
following players: Sphnn, catcher; Len
holT pitcher; Haley, shott 5p;AlcClntfer-
ty first base; Forrest, second base; Rood,
third base; SerlX. right field; Donahue.
centre iiald; Whlte. left field. Send nll
TO challenges Frank Lenhutt manager 1873
Lincoln street.
Notes have boon received for Hugh
with tho instructions not to vote until
Monday
From the strength of the vote he muet
be a regular favorlte.
1t R to be hoped that Hamilton will fake
the criticism of his recent work klndly.un
6s beint! we'll meant. and that when he
again gets In the game he Will play more
for the success OF his club than that OF
him ELF
Turner is q very lucky hitter.
Just think of DeahRnty getting homo
run on hit against the right field wall.
Clements can't get moro than one base on
hits twice as far as Dels WAS yesterday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
slim Attendance at tho Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, June 5-Secretaries Car
Isle and Herbert and Postmaster Wilson
did not attend yesterdays cabinet meet
ing each of them being out of the city.
All the other cabinet officers were present.
The session was unusually protracted, and
1t is understood was chisfly devoted to
closing up routine details prior to the
summer recess. An impression prevails
that this will be the last cabinet meeting
before the president departs for Gray Ga
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

ATLANTA, June 15-The management
sf the Cotton States and International
exposition announces that 1t has been
found necessary to build an annex OF 55.-
coo square feet to the Transportation
building in order to accommodate the ex-
hibits OF locomotives and trains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

BRIDGEToS, N. J., June l5-Thoma7
Baker and Frank Brown, both colorrd
held up Rev. H. Lisse and his brother-la
law, Carl Hornlng on a country roHG
near here. They stopped the horse Mir
Lisse was driving and pointing pistols a
the beads Of the two gentlemen ordere
them to throw up their hands and give M
their mOnss and Saluabies Anothyt
wagon came in sight just at this time =,
the negroes fed Both have hean captu,gd
A tenn perancs conference will be beld
In Friends Meeting House at Centar. near
Centravllle. Del, on tho 18th inst, at ~ y.
M. Ali Interested are inYited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

Frank A. Webb will build the public
comfort house in Eighth street park.
Edgar Zeilan was the lowest bidder but
he withdrew his bid, and as Mr. Webb was
the seeond lowest bidder for. the work
the contract was awarded him. His price
was S673. MIR. Zeilan's was $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

BosToN, June 15.-Bafore the railroad
eomm ssion Director Charles A. Sinclair
Of the Worcester, Nashua and Rochester
railroad, created a sensation by stating
that the road has issued s7l 800 In bonds
since June 30 of last year without the ap-
proyal OF the railroad commissioners and
that his predecessors in office had INDUCED
In systematic stoalings, amounting to 3
per cent. year on the stock of the COM
papy Il do not think you are In any po-
sition, Mr.. Sinclair, to charge others with
Stealing" Chairman Sanford said "and I
think you had better withdraw that state
ment." Mr.. Sinclair Withdrew his charge
under advice from President Stoddard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

NORFOLK Va, June l5.-fhe report that
n body Of men recruited by Quesada in
this country would leave Norfolk to join
the Cuban insurgents is without feunda-
ton. A sharp lookout has been kept and
Collector Shields wired the navy depart
ment today that the report was false.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

The funcra! OF Clara b. Moore. wife Of
Anthony Reybo'd. Jr.. OF this city, which
took place from the residence of her
parents, MIR. anu Mrs. H. W. Moore. near
Newark. Del. OF Tuesday last, was largely
attended by relatives and friends from
Wilmington and Philadelphia. Deceased
was 80 years OF age and for many years q
member of st. Andrews L. L. Church and
tle y. w. Z. L. U. OF Wilmington. Inter.
ment was made ut St. Georges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

Rev. Z. NJ. Munson. chaplain of the
First Regiment N. q D., will hold service
In the Armory tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. The three Wilmington companies
and Company II OF New Castle ate OK.
pecled 10 be in attendance and the public
Is invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
A coon sU.tsE.TIoN.

ROCHESTER, N. Y,-Joha Davies of this
city. took severe cold and suffered pain
through the back and kidney. His physlci-
an pronounced hts case gravel. anu failed to
help him. Dr. Dav!d KennedyS FaYorte
Remedy was recommended aad after takin &
two bottles he considered himself cured. 1t
has meyer failed in this or urinary troubles,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15
For nice spring suit cali on l.. Helss,
No. 4 L. Sd street.

Have your house repaparod while your
family Is away for the summer. and save
the Inconvenience of having thom quar-
tered III cismantelod house Call on
Mechem. the paper hanger. 4O3 Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

NoRRIsTowN. Pa, June l5.-Harry Nc
Cool, 2b years old, fell from the top of
Bwedes furnace, a distance of eighty feet,
apd was instantly killed, every bone in
Ms body being broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-15

The morocco firm OF Cbarles Baird & Co.
has purchased The factory olmerly occu.
pied by William Bush on Walnut street
above Front. The purchase has been made
n ceseary by the constantly increasing
business of the company, and with the
new plant the output may lie dou led.