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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-09

rsaissstassy K1plsyss' wages Cat.
WAilA WALLA, WASH, March 2.-The
board oe psnitsntiary commissioners
NJ to-day and cut the salaries Of EN-.
psoyss ISL Per month. Guard Charles
TAyloe was DISCHARGED for neglect Of
4ag cd HI paass Allsd By II. ".
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-09

wssuiSsroS. March b.-when Post
master. General Bissell retires from Of
fec he will have nearly cleared up the
presidential. postmaster docket Al pres-
ent there are about thirty office to b
tillel before March 4 next. There are
now before the senate for confirmation
forty-one nominations. and about TWEEN.
~ are 20 indorscd that there will be no
question rs To senatorial approval. The
principal offices still TO be filed are at
Cincinnati and Cleveland. About 376
Republican postmasters will hold over
until the next congress- meets, unless
vacancies are caused by deaths or reeig.
nations, Tor during the period extending
from March 4, 1891, TO the session OF
congress in the following December this
number were appointed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-09
ke8RASkA'S FARMERS.
Flss ssssss win Csalrissis sssds s.s
the prsath- ssasr-ss.

flss ssasss win Csasrtssts sssAs for
the brsath- ssasr~rs.
0s,ns. March 6,-Ths members Of
th~ state relief commission. who went 10
Chicago and ST. Louis TO secure s-cd
grain Tor Sebtaska's destitute farmers.
v'nrn~d to-day. The boards OF trade In
both cities promise 10 have each coun,.
In Missouri and Illinois donate car Of
scosi. iowa, Minnesota and Indiana
also desire 10 oon,ribute. II 10 csti.
ma,~i by Secretary Mason that tho five
states will contribat~ not less than bou
cars OF Sod grain. Tho commission has
made . careful estimate. and IL 10 stated
,ha, TO plant the land under cultivation
In the forty. ,brcc drouih-siricksn coun-
tie. uoala require in the aggregate
Q. On. 0oo bushels. The planting Of thee
lands m~ans. In the event oi . crop. the
sum Of lluo, O0o. 600 10 the farmers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-09

CuIcAao. March b.-Percy q. Cham.
berlain. q retired captain Of the British
army. shot and killed himself In his
home yesterday. lie left . letter I'D.
dressed ITO the coroner or TO whomso.
ever 1t concerns" in which he said he
had no other motive for the act than -
most complete tiredness." lie had lived
too long. aud Was very tired. lie WAS
unmarried,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-09
PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
Condensed Geographic Re.
ports of Late Events.
BRlEy SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

Jstsssst - Pseias Csast People.
Grants Pass, Or, has 405 boys and
SIS girls Of school age.
The farmers about Silver Lake, Or,
are DESTROYS Of establishing creamery.
The school census In Corvallis, Or.
shows 362 females and 3l6 males; total
668.
An effort 10 being made TO start up the
Ocosta. WASH, mill plant that hes bsen
idle for year.
The city council Of Seattle has donated
100 70 the salvation army 70 b used in
its labor relief work.
IL 10 proposed TO bold IN encampment
Of q. A. 4. veterans OF Eastern Oregon
at Eigin. July q and "a.
There are II, 900 sacks OF grain in the
Monklsnd district OF Sherman county,
Or. yet in the farmers hands.
Pour regulars aud eight specials ass
70 be dropped from the Spokane police
i0rcs in the interest Of economy.
Az soon - the weather il suitable the
prisoners In Spokane county. Wash,
Jail will Be set 70 work on the roads.
The WOODEN mills At Bandou, Or, are
running overtime with orders enough 70
keep 1t Il all summer. A shortage Of
"oos - "'es'1"eo'
Many owners Of hopysrds are putting
mp the wire system this spring. II costa
but little more than poles and lasts Tor
"uos :" yes"
4 public WOOL warehouse and market
will DO established At Baker City. Or. Il
will be Coz 100 fcet. OF corrugated iron,
On stone foundation.
II 10 said there il 10 be 4 boom In the
Althouee mining district this year. and
that $50 stamps will be At work in the
vicinity oil Browntown.
sppointed COMMITTEES 10 see what can
city and Paris creek.
A ,u,,sr,i,,Ion n him, ,.lsr .ron.
the .poy,s,nen al W.IIs W.iis Wash
Tor the i'm portation Of 400 pairs OF bob.
white quail 10 stock that section.
ATarma. Wash. firm In maxim. |. ,.
sbipm~n,. Of esq. 10 Montsn. This r.
4 result al III. Eastern hii,,sri. e,,,,n.
Oh the suppIy from TIA, diyrr,ion
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,.' " psnuy ouI'aing
-. w." =" '"s' 'ss''" e'xn"ch mics
There project on loot TO open up .
Pas, and t;ojd Reach. Or. hy NAV oi ,hs
junction of Rogue and illfnoi. river.
ilishce, Reuben and Leland.
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com Wash board Of trade some sam.
plcs Of N ilson h ' bird tobacco raised on
hi, fam a, Iynden, This wear he and
q. /. Rams.iel will raise atou, ten acre.
of the Havana variety.
n n wu,,.n. raj Coo, ., Al
-. a., 1870. - ;n.or,os.,,nn a.,
IL a..,'~n p.,,,o,,a Mp,mo,;si =.
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Ihe Tacoma, WASH, comm,uee IN
change OF the army post matter has de-
c,aed to report In favor o, Q haIi- dosen
s't"s ~ follows: Fast side o. American
lake Gft aide oil American lake. IMAM.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-09

Nav YoaS, March "a number Of
telegraph operators Of this city met al
Clarendon hall to-day and organized the
American Telegraph Union. There were
about 30 operators present The meet
ing Vas called 10 order by Robert l..
Deakcrp. ~ho made an address advocat-
ing government control Of the telegraph
lines ot tho country. lie wAs followed
by others in the same strain, after which
the meeting vent into secret session. A
committee vas then selected from the
companies represented 81 the meeting,
viz: The Western Union. Postal Cable
Company and the railroad and press
wires. This committee after . confer
cncc recommended the election OF q
board Of directors composed Of nine
members. 10 have general charge Of the
or1anisrtion until the national conven.
tion should he held. This WAS agreed
to. and the following were elected:
x. L. Dcaker., W. q. Eastlake, J. r.
Eagcn. &. T.. Thompson, T. J. Dunn, ID.
l.. Russell, J. ]. WhAicn, T. J. Cusey
AMI J. s. Newman.
M officers were elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
DEATHS.

WILklNsoN-In this city on the 18th inst.
Johh wilkinson, aged 73 years.
helHtfvei and friends are invited TO attic n
the funeral from his late residence No. 100
Jefferson street on the 10th ms Mt 1880 u. IN,
| lnterment ut Hiveryiew Cemetery.
DquGHkRrY-on the 1ath inst. George
Dnugherty, aged Is yenra
The relatives aud friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO u tend The funeral on
thursday morning at $50 O'Clock, from his
late residence, No. ZIG Madison st Get Chester
High Muss at st. MlchaeIs CLurch. Inter-
ment at st. Miehaers Cemetery.
CHWENDERNtANN-at the Highlands on
the IN INST Mrs. Eva NJ. schwendermann.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
lhe funeral from he residence OF her daugh.
ter-in-iaw. Mrs. Milton johnson, on MI Salem
Lane, on ednesday, the 9th inst. at : pin.
wlER-on February TO- 1895, John e. wier
IN the soth year OF his age.
helntiyes and friends of the family also
the lne!nbt RS OF Eureka Council No. ! Jr. q.
U. y. NJ, ARE invited TO attend the funeral
o. Wednesday afternoon. at / o'clock, from
nus rate residence on hennctt Pike. near Co.
iuhblt Inn. Services A. Mt. Salon NJ l..
lhulch. lnterment at Mt. Salem cemetery.
MCLoCGllLIN.-In this city at No aoa South
Van Bnren street. on tho 9th Instant Hob
ert Mclaughlin aged 81 years.
Funeral iiom bis late residence on we'd
nesuay fu6rnarI 10, at @ooloek p. IN. Inter.
meht NJ ttiveryicw Cemetery.
l d.
/, ans, a@ed IS years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
| MS funeral from his late residence No. 4 f.
18th street ON Wednesday afternoon nj >
clock. lntermcnt at Rivervi0w Cemetery
plLhMA%-On February H. Rebecca wife
OF Iahu"i hliIudn. ana daughter oi Henry
and to> anna Paral's. In l.er 9Th year
RefatiYes and friends are resp utfuIIy In-
yited 10 attend her funeral hoiu the resi-
denne OF her husband. o. Brandy wine street
OH Wednesday afternoon mt 40 O'Clock
services ut kingswood VI. L. Church.
MrRCHANr-O On February u, 1885, David
Merchant, aged 81 year.
Relltives and irie Ids ~ o invited t., attend
the funeral from his la o home No. IO2 East
Eleventh street on Friday afternoon nt
c'clocH. Intcrmo:tt At Green HIl Cemetery.
HAYDEN--On feD. L., 1895, Eiizayeih Hay
den.
iiclatives aud friends are invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence. 5Ui New
Cast 10 avenue. On Thursday afternoon at = 20
oiOck Intcrment ut ltlVerytew Cometery.
HANNA-Un February 18th. 1895. William
Hanna, In the SD year OF his age.
helatlves AID frienus- Also Washington
/ Steam tlle EuElue and lioUk anu Ladder
Company. No, Z. and the FIRE Depa tmenE
generally arc invited 10 attend his funeral
from hls luto residence, No. $40 North Jack
son street. OH saturday. the 10th lust. mt =. 80
p IN. Services ut the mouse. lnterment ut
Old Swedes Cemetery.
O'DuNN EId.-un February 18th, 1895. at tho
residence of her brot or. VIM. 4. U Donnell
No. 1879 South twenty third street. pniia.
dephtt. Miss haie ODOnne.l, 80 years of
age,
the funeral. High Massnt 81. Faults X. q
Church. Fourth aud Jackson streets, at o 10
o'cloch, lhGrsday morning. February lith.
ihternent in New Catne iral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
THIRD EDITION.


Everybody seemed moro than pleased
to soc those truthful items once more APP
pear. The only trouble with some read-
ers they are ashamed 10 read The truth
about themselves. IL Is one thing cure.
II ever q licensed Intel deserves credit 1t
" the one In our village Friend Lagg
was the happiest msn to-day we have
seen lately. lie has received hls license
Tor the ensuing year. HIS place of bust.
ness Is o.osed on the Sabbath and II he
owned a dozen business places he would
rent them WITH the same understanding.
How aIout tho laGy who intended to 40
tn the hospital and iound out her tongue
did not need BoiingY We known OF
young lady who hats mote In her eye.
but fountains are scarce und gless it
etill reiuilns the very suine mote.
Ask thu mas OF Of the Town what attract
cd his attention 30 greatly IN Wilmington
over Market street bridge
We know OF II young lady who Ia very
fond OF oysters aud really she Gan get
more for ~ cents than other people can
Tor u quarter
she loves to go sielghing. Who is 1t re-
oelves 40 many love letters from their
BROTHER
A lady ran down the mill lane almost In
panic to uvettuke joe our paIer boy,
just because the items have again made
their appearance. Az liist we thought her
yellg were lire but no. she wanted that
good solid REPUBLICAN that we can surely
rely on.
Weiearn that MIR. Ethrldgss house was
totally des royed by lire on MONDAY
morniug, supposed to have occurred from
ahefect IN nue.; insured IN u U. tIe lnsur.
ance Company for $50. SIR. Ethridge
lives on Jamos Mitchell farm.
II you want Bome prime oysters call on
!, Foote and surprise yourself with an
elegant stew. "a Is trump.
Miss Mary Hamilton Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs, Johu Walton at Duwulugtown.
Owing to blockade OF snow, the CON.
mlssioners were Dull. sed TO Gail on a few
men tn open the ualIic, Now we are II al
ly glad We have some men VINO. when
they make bargain, like TO keep 1t. II
We agree To woIk Tor $3.50 per day, we
want IL, Tut to the surprise OF our com :
missi1Der we played strike, and when We
met in the afternoon. surely tine bIR man
was, from Ills looks stunned by L Q Gone.
We did work for II 25 per day. at the
game time We earned our full price.
Brown III the BOY to do the work.
lID- Mo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
sweet Violet showed Under.

Andrew Tuggles hau been engaged by
y. T.Armor for the last conpleor months
Yesterday morning he quit ani came into
the city to no to Camden. He met an
other oolored friend ana he was taEen to
tho house OF Violet Gibbs on I.nioyetts
street. During his stay there he was re-
lieyed of n pocket book continuing 1895
In the Municipal Court ths morning ala
was held In $500 bail to appear at tho up.
per court.
William Fleming was held In 800 ,qil
Tor u haaring tomorrow morning on tho
Charge OF abuse towards his family
Frank MnstersoD. John Dwyer and
Michael Hanley wore charged win boux
drunk. They were returning from dredg.
ing oysters and were allowed to commune
their journey.
Amanda Young was fined 50 and costs
for being drunk.
Michael Yon. ers last evening was acting
dsorderly on the street. He would stop
the women on .the street and grab hold
OF them. Yonkers will be In New Castle IL
he does not pay So and costs.
AiPatriok Kennedy will also 20 over II he
does not pay over S5 and costs for being
drunk last evening.
witness for Violet Gibbs this me rnlng
said She came few weeks ago from Della.
ware county, Pa. When aalSed from
what part she replied BUCKS county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

"Of course, =" says travelling evangelist,
II get good denl of advice from the local
brethren, but it was down In Georgia that
got the qucerest pointer, II | may use
the expression. had scarcely registered
at the little hotel and brushed the dust Of
travel from my clothes when the chief
deacon called on mo i suppose, brother,
he snid, that yoe mean toe preach tho flow
CRY path toe destruction and the nhrrer
way toe the blessed land, and all the hard
times 1t ia gittin there don't yoe' an
swered that it was likely that might ex.
pand little in that line. WAL he said,
1 want too tell yoe right now that It
won't do at all These hero fellers round
hero is 10 dCggono lazy that they II list sim
ply take tho easy road. Underestimate -
New York Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Any one looking for home would do
we'll TO look at house No is w. Esd street.
il 10 "a complete house, has rooms aud
bath. cellar Is ceMenled heater in cellar,
kitchen Is painted remainder OF house
papered throughout, has cabinet man.
tells ard stationary wardrobe. Bathroom
mt up with water closet, wushsLlud and
bath. Gus fixtures with electric wiring 70
light the gas ill over the hoHse. Front
and buck stars, front porch ami side
yard. Can be seen any day or evening
this week. Come in tho evening from I
TO 9 ami see the advun taEe OF eleclrIc
wiring
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
Asornsn yasplor ION BAL. nnsNrer
ArA,lade,pa,ar cur.a eters,ol


Since the Invest igation OF the claims made
Tor DIR. kenneuy's Favo-ite Remedy by the
press they have received letters from every
state In tho Union, and 1nd the remedy falls
in few cases.
Tho opinion OF the average physician h az
beeu that kidney aud urinary troubles could
be cured only by long aud persistent treat
mont. DIR. kennedy's Favorlto Remedy acts
quickly curing obstinate cases Ia very
short time.
one OF our best known citizens, Mr. John
j. Nelli. OF No. a46 North Eighth street, was
SUFFERER from gravel, IN spetklng OF his
case said: Il had very tad attack OF
gravel. and Or. Dav d KennelY's Favorite
homedy. taken about one mon h, coin pleteiy
cured me- 1 cannot say too much In Its
favor"
Favorifc Remedy Is prescribed with unfnil-
ing SUCCESS for all diseases brought about by
al excess OF uric acid In the blood In rhcu-
mntis IN. dyspepsia, and nerve trouble,, IT. has
mhue many cures that were considered be-
yond the aid OF medicine. DR.. David kenne-
dy's tavorite Remedy can be obtained of all
for hye dollars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The Chester TImes yesterday sayst Gal
vert CardwslI, one OF the oidest residents
OF Upland. died at his home on. Church
street last night. Deceased had been y,
for some iime. during which he suffered
considerably. bore II patiently, and was
srepased to- go when the end came. Mr..
Cardweli has lived IN the borough about
forty years, and during that time he was
highly respected, and served In the capa.
city OF Poor Director of this county for
several terms. He formerly kept gro.
cery store In Wilmington.
He wes for a number of years a deacon
In the Upland Baptist Church. but resign.
ed IL GONE time ago, a number OF Gall
dren survive him. James L. Cardwell, hiI
son. 10 the proprietor OF the furnlturl
store on West Seventh street.
His funeral will take place on Thursday
afternoon. Inter ment will We made al
Upland Baptist Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13


when anything gets wrong with your
plu bing Just RINK up phone BS9, Rob
erts s. Flncher sanitary p!umUers, 400
Orange STREET.
The Water Commission transacted
routine business yesterday afternoon.
MIR. John Palmer Will address, II meeting
OF the Indies Temple OF the knlghts OF
the Golden Eagle Ia the hall ut Fifth and
French streets to morrow evening.
valentine supper Will be given nv the
. Kings Daughters and til" Indies aid So
ciety oil Wesley NJ h. Church to morrow
evening IN the church. lie first tahie
will bs set at six O'clock. Every person
present Will be given valentine.
To morrow evening the Rev, John s.
Litteli will give nh illustrated lecture to
the FiiHt Wilmington Company Boys
Brigade. Mt tho Wet End lie ding Room
The COMMITTEES OF the Delaware state
Grange headed by J. Alexander Fulton
has called L convention Of all those Inter
estsd In election retorm to mset In the
Court House at Dover on Friday, Febru-
ary -, AZ Ii O'CLOCK II. m.
The Rev T.. l., Htrteit presiding elder
Of the Wilmington district. viii hoiu the
fourth quarterly love feast at Scott VI.
T. ChulGn this evening.
A musiral was held in tho First PTeshy.
tefihn church last night. The proceeds
were for the benefit OF the Christian In.
deRYor Society Of the church
The twelfth anniversary OF MOriel En-
o1mpfuent No. 3o, kn Rht5 Of st. john
and Malta. was celsbruLed last night IN
their la at Fifth and Market streets
The Italian Beneficial Society yesterday
attended the funaIal or Nieolo LumbArdo,
vino was killed on tho Is, Y o. Railroad
last Friday.
We are glad to hear that Mr., Joseph
NeRtherby, a A., W. u b. Railroad cngi-
Eesr, who has been sick for seveI al
wsshs is aole to be about again.
Mr.. L. lrviLg llandy has returned
home from six weeAs' lectnrlng trip in
Ohio. We hope he did not take ulonR the
picture OF the Kenneth square mixed
School with him or tell hle hearers any.
thing about al 50 wheat,
Tho church suciAbs of the Presbyterian
Church In Newark will take place on Fri
day evening.
Two sleiRher5 were thrown In a ano "
DRIFT on Gilpln avenue imt evening by
their sleigh upsettlng.
, The Philadelphia Record says; Another
Delaware deadlock usud not he feared
.tlon.
n Charles Yetter. ths baker on East Fourth
near King strse' has received an invoice
4 Of Hour. the barrels OF winch are bound
with hoops painted green,
lhO \. NJ. q, A. BASKET hal! Team will
play the team Of the DreNel Institute Of
philadelphia here on Saturday evening.
Al tho hlieslUHury Concert ut t6LLTal
Church this evening lHLsr esting pagers
Will DO read, BY Altss Belle AorTlsuu VI
The Present War between tlIuA and
Japan by Miss Nellie pufs on Christian
hissione among the ihMesr, 10y Arr. ".
3. Prickett on the iiOine Ilie OF tue Amsri-
~-san lndiGu. aud by Niles Matte PriaiHs
ehS~krlstiRnIty and the American Indian.
Join Clymers class Ii vocal music.
Meets every Friday evening ut y. u, a.
els shpley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The Rev. Jas. Graham, of Canada, or.
Ranized In the Second NJ P. Church Tues
day evening 1.-The Willing Workers Lodge
Nc 10 L q. q. T." There were 80 aupli-
eants. The next mest.ng Will DO held at
the residence OF MI. George Bromaii No.
203 N. Franklin street on next Monday
eyanlng. The officers elected were
Lodge Deputy. Rev q. A. Morris; Chiei
Templar, George Bromall; Vice Templar,
Mary Mchnrln Secretary. Harry p. Knott
Assistant Secretary. Lille Bromall; 1Ieas.
urer, John Gorden: Past Chief Temp.sr
William Greenwich, Jr. Marshal, John
Lloyd; Deputy Marshal, Emily Anderson
Guard. Mattel Bromall; Sentipei, John
wetherill; Chaplain William Green " ell,
Sr; smpt. OF Juvenile Tempais; Alrs.
Gorden; Financial Secretary, Mary Miller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13


The following slies have been arranged
February
II. Morris Smith. horses Black Horse Ho.
u. Theodore Jones. Red Lion I'D.
IA. ID II Zimmerman. horses Media.
II, j II whitts n. heal Estaio Newark
u. Estate OF II Il Wood. Christiana It'd
IG j Il dodgers Roai Es,ute. New Castle
IL, sale OF Furn itute, lilO Lei Ave
IL. D limmerman. hortes. Media. Pa.
is, 8 Bulris, kel Lion Hid,
", Isaac s " eldIn. Drnnuywii Id. Sal,
postponed from the lsIh inst.
10, A II smith. puncader Hid.
20. Miss Annie Stoopcs brnndywlno Hid.
~. Jos. Fulmer, court House
20, Jacob 4 Fullmcr uurees Chester Pa.
II. VIM Austin. New Caste lid.
q. Frank Gray. Red Lion Hd
81, At q M j W Aud 'rsOn, Bdywtne lid
81. Sarah A Cloud. Brand! WINE 10.
y. tcai Estate at builders h Exchange
y. state oil Alfred paAsol, H!ii Crock
Is Mary " Pdxson. MIL Creek lid.
20, Paul ellis personal property. White
Clay Creek I'D
"a. " l. Roberts, Horse Chester.
q, Estate Of John Mckee, near stanton.
~. Cloud Estate. Brandywino Hid.
p. Joseph Mitchell, llockess in.
". Joshua Laws, Pencadcr Hid.
March
. Real Estate, Buiidcrs' Exchange.
8, X lorrcaS, oyer I'd u. fridge.
0, rhos DnyetL Pencader lid.
B. John N. WILKINSON. Brandy wine lid.
o. W q 1Tuax, Now Castle Id.
{. Agnes BrouKes, Pencadnr I'D
Il. } Herbern Brown, Brandy wine HI.
IL w Our ably. New Castle lid.
Is, Unclaimed Goods OF T.. w. &B II H.
IL. Furniture. 20J West 7th ST.
Is. J X unilnghrl. White Cluy Creek.
~. % A oornbruonE, MIL Creek lid
~. Furniture To- WoGt stu ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Mrs. Eliza Collins. aged 81 years. Of
Chester, lied on Mondaynight OF apoplexy.
She leaves two sons, Thomas ami Wesley
one aingle daughter Annie, two married
daughters, EiiAIDtLh tho wlfo OF Rev. j.
D. Higg, of West sixth street, and Emma.
wife OF William K. Finn, Newport.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon, interinent At Chester Rura
Cemetery. I.ey DR.. w. l. Mcdowell viii
offciste, assisted by Row. George Z.
Moore