Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-09-11
PENINSULA NEWS.

d. The Delaware Economist is a me-
re. paper issued at Wilmington in tn
interest of silver.
az DR.. A. NJ. Day, Of Pennington
y died at his residence on Frida
81 81 morning last.
$. A lawn fete recently held at Prof
IL J. b, Ritchie's, Rehoboth, netted $9l
for All Saints Chapel there.
The wrecking steamer "Nortl
s. America" resumed her station at th,
l. Delaware Breakwater on Wednesday
r, of last week.
In consequence of poor healt,
> Rev. &. c. HosSins has resigned The
reetorate of st. Paul's Episcopal
i Church, Georgetown.
/ Houston charge is open for a new
, minister since Rev. Mr.. Tomkinson
/, has become unable to fill his duties
, there, owing to illness.
Cards have been issued for the
marriage of DR.. James L. Crossmore
Of Wyoming, to Miss Daisy Beatrice
Stewart, of Baltimore.
DIR. W. V. Woods, until two years
ago practicing physician at Odessa
has recently been placed at the head
of the clinical department of gyne.
cology and visiting gynecologist at
the Medico-C hirurgical College PHI.
adelphia.
The handsome Pullman car "Iolon.
the, which will be used by LII Huns
Chang during his visit to this conn, |
try, was built at the Pullman sbons
in Wilmington, and fitted ont esne.
cially for the illustrious visitor from
the Orient
The Great Council of the United
States, |. o. R. NJ, met at Mime.
apolis, Mimi, Sept 8th. The rem.
resenlatives from Delaware were
John Il. Thompson, of Georgetown
and VIM. H. Taylor and George g.
Bryan, of Wilmington.
The Russian government has pur- t
chased the Delaware Iron CO. at {
New Castle, and all the machinery il
and material Of one of its mills F
lhe machinery will be delivered in F
Russia, and large force of work. fl
men will be sent there to put it in II
working order. D
Ira Melvin, cigar manufactures
)f Laurel, was attacked by a NET "
ipaniel, which was seized with a fit a.
If hydrOpnobia. He had i fearful Of
truggle with the rabid brute before B
ie subdued it, and it was with great co
iillculty he avoided its dreaded "a
angs. +,
At meeting of the trustees of the pa
tate College for Colored Students eft
cid on Tuesday, r. S. Chew. civil m'
nglneer of the University of Penn lty
ylvania, was chosen to succeed l. be-
|. Hlleland in the mechanical de- sig
artment, who resigned to take tar
milar position with the Florida Ba
tate University. The new build. sio
gs, which are much larger than the of
d ones, and the brick smoke stack See
I'VE been completed and were ae- cla
pied by the trustees. apr
The Peninsula is to be invaded bv
e circus man. For several seasons d'u
w the Peninsula hos hoo, '-;":als fror
but two circusses, and they had qua
of the business. One of CHI
EN- came toward the first of the give
lson and one toward the last. This eau:
'son they will have everything Nat
slr own way. The circus which and
been doing all Of the business on ing
Peninsula in the first part of the Rich
son is sandwiched in between two cam,
Ter clrcusses, and they promise to not
their share of the business son
Delaware College opened its doors e rug
wednesday, when the fall term E r,la1
lmenced. The prospects for the au'
I are very bright, and many new e.au aux
dents will be enrolled. Dr. Har. slraD
the President, las been dolng ?,
q work during the summer. and -
ng men from the State and Pen. "'S"i
LA have recognized the adyanta- e1'ie'
presented by the State Institu- Oo.l
F.: The newly.elected Professor ann
'. Vallandingbam, E, w. Man asks
and W. A. Pratt have added claim
myth to the college. The interest them
III the alumni are manifesting Reyu'
Try gratifying and gives promise value
iccess in the future. fair tr
round for the new Methodist cbildr
eopal Church at Georgetown Drugg
broken on Thu rsday. 1t will be Milo,
occasion, for it will
lie ll7th anniversary of the date The
which Francis Asbury. the TENDER
Ter Of Methodism on this Pen. BY Hi
4, was present and preached his Govern
sermon in the town where the 'From
III is to be built. The new edi- ish He
I'LL be one of the finest ones on auaucia
enlnsula outside of Whining Of CUR
ma will compare very fa,ora- rived fr
Ith most of the churches in that upon a
The building has been needed
long time. The work will be Great
d forward to completion as sarsap 1,
y as possible. accom- l