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Evening journal., 1896-07-29
WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES

Tile Sunday School Association will meet
In "a few days To elect II. y. Goldoy's success
sor. Professor 6oldey resigned some time
ago.
There are l,lss Christian Endesvorers in
Wilmington.
-'TeArs"will be the subject OF NJ. Crum's
address At the Y. NJ. q. A. on SUNDAY after
noon.
--workmen are busy placing water mains
on the boulevard.
The Water Commission and Board OF
Health met yesterday afternoon and trans
acted only routine business.
Give the baby sterlized milk from
Diamond Dairy. 206 Jefferson st. Phone 62O.
Also best quality of milk cream and butter.
The tongue OF Charles NJ. COismAn's de-
livery wagon was broken by an upset on
Market street Last night.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of West
Presbyterian Church went on a moonlight
excursion on the steamer Ulfica last night.
Work viii shortly be commenced At re-
placing the benches at Harrison street Nj. X,
Church with opera chairs.
Members OF the G.. A. r. are arranging for
| A trip 10 the National EncAmpment. which
will be held IN ST. Paul. Minn on September
The funeral of John j. McAteer will take
I place TO morrow.
DIR. w =. Miller dressed wsund OF Wal
ter smith. caused by vicious dogs bite.
| -Dalaware railroad train No. %. arriving
az Wilmington at ii Is O'clock was nve min
utss late this morning.
-Governor Watson has appointed Melonoy
q SOaiat. Of New Orleans, La, commissioner
OF deeds Tor Delaware.
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Expressions OF Approval From Leading
Citizens OF Delaware In Every Walk
of Life.
III Peter J. Ford Is nominated will
turn In and work for him." said Will
liam l.. Martin. tha Shipley street
wholesale grocer. II regard him "a
one of the finest men In the Democratic
party In this state" Mr.. Martin Is a
busIneas man and not politician. hut
be means what be says and bas a host OF
friends In the business community who
ehsre his Views.
President OF City Council Jesse X Bay
lls-"It Is my opinion that Peter Ford
would make good governor he Is
straightforward and upright, and l favor
bis nomination aud will support him"
Councilman Henry r Snith-'I am a
great sdmirer of Peter ] Ford He is a
man In whom have the greastest conf
dence, and he will make the best gov
ernor 1.-The State OF Delaware has ever
had
George d. HollIs-"I am a Republican,
bat, II No are compelled to have =
Democratic governor, l am satisfied that
Peter Ford will make good one. He
Is the cleverest man Ia town.
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CONDUITS FOR WIRES.
Street and Sewer Department
Grants a Franchise.
MR. PRATT VOTED AGAINST IT

He Does Not See How the City Can Com
pei the Telephone Company to Lay
More Than $500 Feet-Ash Contract
Awarded.
The Delaware and Atlantic Telephone
Company was granted permission To lay
conduits Ia all parts OF the city OF VIII
mlngton at the meeting Of the Street
and Sewer Department last night. How
ever, it was not made unanimous, from
the fact that Mr.. Pratt thought the
privilege too sweeping and no assurance
was given the city that after the work
was started 1t would bs finished.
The agreement provides that when
conduits are put In water pipes, sewer
and gas pipes must not be moved or
disturbed without the consent of the
owners Plans for the conduits must
bs submitted to and bs approved by the
department, and the work must be done
under it's direction. Within twelve
months the company must put down at
least 2 500 feet of condults In that part
of Wilmington where the wires are most
numerous. In return for the franchise
the city reserves the right to place one
cable capscIty for the use of the police
l and telegraph system free Of charge
No wires Of high potential or strong
| current are to be put in the coDduits,
and Wilmington is to bs protected from
all damage that may arise.
The franchise also provides that the
company shall file bond for 81, 600 as q
guarantees that it will repair ell streets
it may disturb. Mr.. Pratt was not sat-
ished with this amount OF bond, aud,
after some discussion, the amount was
raised to $4,000. Then Mr.. Pratt stated
his obi c tion TO voting for the franchise,
unless clause WAS inserted requiring
the company TO continue laying the con
duits after the 2, 500 feet were laid. To
this the other members would not con
sent. Mr.. Simmons moved that the
| franchise be granted President Cham
bers voted for 1t, bat Mr.. Pratt would
not.
A resolution was adopted which has an
Important application to housekeepers
IL provides that In future ashes and
rubbish must be placed In separat'
receptacles Otherwise the ash con
tractors will not remove them. Rubbish
will include carpets, cut grass, paper
tin cRnF, ETC.
The contract for removing ashes fo
the nexs two years was awarded t
James B. Stldham for $4,000. his BIZ
was $55S lower than any other bidder.
The weekly payroll of 1915 IS aud tn
monthly psy-rolls OF $3.50 aud $544 were
ordered paid. The secretsry . collection
amounted to $296 H. The bAlsnee II
bank was reported to be $103 10000
Tlndell and Goldey were ordered t
pave within Eve dsys the pavement o
Washington street from the bridge /
Seventeenth street.
A resolution was psesed imposing
! Gne Of So and costs on any and ell PEI
SONS trespassing or defaciDg the grkl
plots in any of the streets
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NOTIFICATION AND RECEPTION

This is the Busy Day OF the Regular Re
publioans at the Club House ON King
Street.
At o'clock this afternoon the regular
Republicans State Central Committee
went into session at the Young Men 3
Republican Club Prominent politicians
from all parts OF the state are Ia at
tendancs
Between 9 and 4 o'clock Hon. John
O. Higgins, candidate for gov
erner and Robert G. Houston,
candidate for Congress will be
formally notified Of their nomination by
the Georgetown convention. The speech
notifying Mr.. Higgins will be made by
Levi o Bird. State Chairman Hugh
Browne will notify Mr.. Houston. Both
candidates will respond.
This evening the Young Mems Repub
llcAn Club will give a reception In honor
Of the candidates It will be public. and
large number Of persons will pArtIol-
nate
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GASPED TWICE AND DIED.
Pleasure Trip Only to Fall Dead In
the Street.

Funeral Director Palmer Returned From
Pleasure Trip Only to Fail Dead in
the Street.
Luther w. Palmer, prominent
Wilmington undertaken, drop ped dead
at Second and Tatnall streets at 10 80
o'clock this morning. He had been
down the river as far as Delaware City
on y schooner with q party OF friends,
and WAS apparently in the best OF health
and spirits The schooner returned TO
WILMINGTON at 10 30 o'clock this morn
ing, Al d Mr.. Palmer la company with
ex. CLERK Of Council w l. Lednum and
others Of the party, started TO walk to
their homes When on Second street
near Tatnall Mr.. Palmer placed his hand
to his left side, gave gasp or two and
fAll His mpanlons called up Dr.. j I.
" Blocls)m, but Mr.. Palmer was dead
before he reached the scene The doc
tor expressed the belief that death was
instantaneous.
The body was removed by Undertaken
Martin to the Palmer home at Tenth
and Tstnall streets. 1t was terrible
shock to the wife and daughter who had
thus go suddenly lost an indulgert hus
band and father
Deceased WAS g. A. R. man. an Odd
Fellow and q member Of the Knights Of
PythiGs. he served as deputy for sev
eral coroners and was we'll and favorably
known In business circles.
Mr.. Palmer was a member OF Whining g.
ton Lodge, No /, A o U. W., and oi
Wilmington Conclsve, No. II, Order Of
MoQullians.
About Eve years ago Mr.. Pslmer's
brother dropped dead while returning tC
the house from feeding stock on hiI
farm near Delmsr
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Thn Loonl Preaohsra, Camp.

Rev. j. II. Wright, d. d preached
the opening sermon this morning at the
annual camp meeting OF the Local
Preacherg Association at Leslie station
Rev. Isaiah Riddle, Of North East,
will preach at 3 o'clock this
afternoon, and Rev. Isaac Cook,
Of Phillipsburg N. j., will preach
tonight Rsv. John Flint of Brooklyn,
N. will preach TO morrow morning,
and Presiding Elder Barrett will preach
IN the Sfternoon
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RaiIrnad Nnun Notea.

The p, w. Il B. station at Stanton is
being repainted.
ID. X Hartmann, late train dispatcher
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad ut
WILMINGTON, has bsen appointed TO the
charge OF sll the operators Of the
PhilEdelphis division.
The grounds about theB & o railroad
station at Delaware avenue have been
greatly bespti6ed and large number Of
flowers have been set out and are in
bloom.
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nhaoenn and nIaordarIr.

The family Of the janltor OF the Equi-
table Guarantee and Trust Company's
building at Ninth and Market streets Is
annoyed by the obscenity and disorderly
actions OF the young men who congregate
IA the doorway OF the building after
office hours Last night they became SO
bold that they entered the lower hAllwas
and demanded OF the janltor q ride on
the elevator
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81. James, Dav serHtoea.

st. James day will be observed AZ st.
James Protestant Eplsoopal Church,
stanton, to- morrow with appropriste
services The annual parish gathering
Of st James parish will be hsld and a
number OF Episcopal olergymen includ-
ing Bishop Coleman will be present.
Services will BE- held morning and even
ing and social gathering will be held
between the services
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ovarnnmn Rr tha Haat.

John w. Mcdowell, blacksmith In
the Wilmington Transfer shops, WAS
overcome by the heat on Market street
between Third aud Fourth. this morning.
Hs was taken to drug store, whore re-
storatives were applied. aud afterwRrd
sent to his home &C No. 602 West Sixth
street.
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FIned f,r DIsordsrIv Oonduot,

Mollie Stevenson, colored, brought a
charge of dlsorderly conduct against
Mary Worrell, also oolored. before Nag
Istrste Kelley last night Both are resi-
dents Of Wilson street. Mollie stated
that Mary carried on a ''fusilsde" for
several hours in the dingy district on
Saturday night last. She was fined 81
and cnnta
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Hand Laoeratsd.

Otto Warle an employe Of the Hart
man and Fehrenbech Brewing Companys
bottllnR department bad one Of his hands
badly lAserRtsd by broken glass while ut
work about IL o'clock this morning. DR..
Frederick attended him.
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nlttan no Pot DOC.

The ak year old son OF Tnomas M.
Ryan, Of No 925 KirkEood street, was
bitten by pot dog last evening The
animal was shot By the father Of the
child. The lGtter's wound was attended
by DR.. William @. Miller IL is not serious
and the patiet Is recovering.
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oonld Nnt msst the psnandn.

Properties of the folio wing persons are
advertised for sale at tho Court House
this afternoon BY Sheriff Gillis: William
r. Beatty, Patrick Mclaughlin. James
F. Lindsay. deceased; Margsret DorsD.
Mahion NJ Child, Daniel w. Taylor,
Sarah E. Milligan. deceased Edwin w.
Jackson, Comb Coal and Lumber Com
pany and Arthur b Smith and the Miriam
Land and Improvement Company.
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Mann varatnhInn.

30 great is the inhux Of garden vegs-
tables from New Jersey to Wilmington
that the barge Recreation brought over q
load this morning being towed In BY tho
tut Fred Jansen.
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Body brought to Wilmington.

The body OF Mrs. Mary Hodson, wife OF
Rev. Jabez Hodson was brought TO her
husbands home 1907 Washington street,
Wilmington. to-day She died At Ocean
City, N J., yesterday.
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Next Excursion to Bay Ridge Sunday,
August End.

Trains leave Market street 7 30 a. N.
Delaware avenue, 90 8. N Excursion
tickets 81 co. Trains run via Baltimore
going and RET turning. Thirty miles down
the Chesapeake on the pSlatial steamer
Columbia
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FatnI rlrn nt LImtown.

Il is reported In Wilmington train
mems clgcles to-day that = dwelling
house was burned at Jiutown crossing,
below Clayton, last night. and that q
small colored child psrlshsd In the f Ames.
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psath of Mrs. rensry.

Mrs. Catherine TenerY died at her
home. No 6C0 TRtnAll street. last night,
from pnsumonis. She was born In Phils-
deIphla eighty elk years ago
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TO the Grocers and Jobbsrs.

We sell only fIeah Delaware eggs.
ed, fDe butter all at Phlladelp phIa
wholesale prices Goods guaranteed. G.
w. SPlCRR. 106 East Fourth street.
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ahinnnhrrnIInr nnrn

The Jackson aud Sharp Company this
morning shipped six handsomely fitted
up trolley cars TO the Metropolitan Rail-
way, of Washington. d. Q
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OveIoomeb b. fhe Hsat

A young white man WAS overcoms BY
the heat At Eighth Street Park thi
morning Ge WAS taken to his home on
Windsor street
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Train leaves W. Il N station to morrow
night s. 45, for stsamer Havana. the U L.
c. excursion to the Fishing Banks.
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HOTInNs.

ITO The DEMOCRATS OF NEW CASTLE
J. County-In accordance with the call Of
the Democratic State Central Committee the
Democrats of New Castle County will, under
the rules, on Saturday, August 10 next. select
In the wards of the city of Wilmington enc
delegate, and in the outside hundreds i've
delegates, to repres. mt them at the State
Convention. called to meet At Dover, on
August 18th next Credentials shoulf be
Furnished the delega' es by the meetings
electing them and n copy of such CREDENTIALS
forwarded to the ch sirman OF the State Cen
WILLARD SAULsBURY, Chairman.
n. X. COCHRAN. Jr.. Secretary.
NOTICE MERCHANTS CAN HAVE
IN their overdue bills collected, and obtain
loses. Address. S SfERcHANTS' Co.oPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIA'N. so Shiplev st. Phone 7l3.
NOTICE 10 COUNTY TAA-PAYERs.-
~ The receiver Of taxes. John T. Dickey,
months of AUGUST, September and October.
at dates as stated. for the collection of county,
Door. road and dog taxes for the year 1896:
August 3d-Blackbtrd.
/ August 4-Townsend.
E August b-Aiidd etOWns
( August 6-Odessa.
August 7-Delaware City.
August s-Delaware City.
August l2-Kiikwood.
{ August 13-KirkwOOi.
August l4-New Castle.
August l5-NeWpOrt.
August ls-Stanton.
August 1a-htentOn.
August 20-Prnc ical Farmer.
August 2l--Centreville.
August 22-Sharpless Schoolhouse.
August 25-New Castle.
August 26-Townsend.
August 27-Blackbird.
August 2s-Newark.
August 29-Newark.
September 1-Hockessin.
September New Castle.
Ser. .ember 3-Kirkwood.
September l-Newark Station for Pencader
september 5-Middletown.
September 0-Newport.
September l0-Rising sun. Tov's Hotel.
September l1-Stenton.
September l2-BlaSk bro.
September l6-Townsend.
September 17-Blackbird
September l8-Delaware O
September le-TOwnsend.
September 2l-Middletown.
September 22-New Castle.
September 2i-Practical Farmer.
September 25-St. Georges. Farmer.
September 26-Practical Farmer.
September 2s-Newark
September 30-Christianas
October New Castle.
October New Castle.
October 3-Townsend.
October 5-TOwnsend.
October 6-Black bird.
October S-Blackbird.
OctoOer 9-Delaware City.
October l0-Delaware City.
October IA -MiddletOWn.
October 15-Odessa-
dred.
October 17-stanton.
october St-NeWpOrt.
Ococber 22-Centreville.
October 23-KirkwOod.
October 24-KirkwOOd.
October 2S-NewArk.
October 29--Practical Farmer.
October 30-Newark
October 5l-Practich Farmer.
7 ADIEsl Chichester's English Pennyroya
IL Pills Diamond Brandt are the best. Safe
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c, stamps. 70
particulars. Relief for Ladies'" In letter b
return mail. At druggists. Chichester Chemi
cal Co.. Philadelphia Pa.
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The weather.

In the Middle states and New England to-
day clear. less eultry weather. light and fresh
southweaterly winds and slightly lower tenn
perAture will prevail. On Thursday, IN both
weather will prt vail. with light. variable
winds. mostly southerly; and on Friday, fair
TO partly cloudy and sultry weather, FOL owed
OF this section
New York Herald Weather Forecasts.-The
slight disturbance In the northern part OF
this section and New England yesterday VIII
pass of 10 the eastward this m0ruinR and
slightly cooler and less sultry weather Will
preval In both sections TO-DAY. Iempera-
ture will gain rise I'm the Mississippi Valley
to-day in front OF a Dakota stoim. which
viii move slowly toward the lake region.
Evening journal., 1896-07-29
ohrl,tlap Epdenvor r.Ilr.

There WAS q fairly large attendADce At
the Christian EndeAvor rally At Calvary
Baptist Church last night Rev.
Thomas H H. Messenger OF the Calvary
society, delivered an address Of welcome
and interesting addresses we're delivered
by Rsv. w L 8 Murray, d d Of ST
Pauls N e Church; Rsv. Thomas A.
MeCurdy, d d pastor Of Central Pres
byterlan Church, and Rev Thomas J.
Mason, of the Reformed EpiscopNl
Churcn Of the Redeemer Harry ].
Guthrie sang "Pesce. Sweet Peace.
The barge party to be given on Friday
evening BY Rev. aud Mrs } r Milligan
promises to be delightful affair. Three
hours up the river. Orchestra Ice Cream.
Tickets, % cents For sale at L2wton's e,
Belts. and Buffers
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WANTED.

HORSE WANTED-A GOOD-SIZ ED.
H stylish family horse VIII be given the
best of care by family with private stable for
use. Would exchange new high grade oicy-
Gle and add cash II satisfactory. Address,
HORSE, this Office.
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LAuRApA AGAIN I'M PoRr.
She is Now Suspected OF Having Landed a
Cargo OF Arms In Cuba.

She is Now Suspected OF Having Landed a
Cargo of Arms In Cuba.
The steamship LaurAds, suspected Of
having violated the neutrality laws Of
the United States passed m the Della
ware from Port Antonio for Philadelphia
last night with four passengers and
cargo Of bananas.
The passengers gave their names as
CSrman CocArell, james Oollins, Thomas
Johnson and Frank O'Brlen. They
claimed to be returning RAILROAD lsborers
and were allowed to land at once All
Of these named are believed TO be fcti
tIous, and there Is but little doubt that
the men are part Of = colony of Cuban
refugees who have bsen In JRmacla for a
month past
The United States authorities claim
that while the LaurGda did not land
soldiers she did take on board q full
cargo Of arms and ammunition on her
way out from PhilRdelphis, which had
been deposited In the Bahama Islands
By the steamer Three Friends. This
cargo Is believed TO have beeu landed in
the province Of Santiago -de-CubA.
Remember
G. F. Ribbans, 105 East Second st., when
In need OF paper, either druggists, msnlila
or hard wove Also paper bsgs and tWine.
For a good time and plenty Of fish 60
on the U. L @ excursion tomorrow
night 8. as, from the W. a N. station.
once Seventh ardKinK, Phone 54B.
d. T Sergeant, dealer in coal and wood
tE-Large pea casl for family use.
Oak or pine wood, large load 81 or.
HELP wAETED.
WANTED-COLOhED WAITER, AND
w colOred woman for general Work. Ap-
/ ply at No. sos Market street
NTANTED.-NIEN AND WOMEN CAN
1 w vassers. Make money In every house
Apply X. FOOD CO. e. Journal Ot1oe.
| CALEsbIEN Make 500 Month selling oui
I - Mach mes for Cooling Refrigerators. Guar
dry. cold that keeps perishable articles IN
dehDitey. Write for terms. Arctic Rerriger
ating Compa y. Cincinnati, Ohio.
| UTANTED-HALF A DOZEN MEN OF
w women to take orders for r., henry 5I q
Turner's work, "A Modern Political Boss
Apply from IL TO II o'clock, TO z. L
KNIGHT. EVENING JOURNAL office.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
NJIOnLY FURNISHED ROOMS Fol
IN lodging. by night or week. S3l Tatnall 81
FOR SALE.
ROR SALE-DOMFsTIC SEWING MA
IT chine, good as new. Price Sl5.00. Appl
southwest corner Second aud NanBuren ste
------------------------
REAL ESTATE.
lHIGHLANDS-NEW HOUSE IN PER
IL fect order. rooms, front porch. etc. 10
. 25xl25: positive bargain II sold within thirt
days. ii. L. EVANS CO.. Eighth an
Market streets.
PROPOsALs
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE
i STREETS OF 1HE CITY OF WILL
MINGION. DEL.
sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Directors of the Street and Sewer
Department. until O'Clock. Tuesday evening,
August A. 1886 fof lighting the streets II the
city of Wilmington. Delaware by gas and
electricity. for the terms of one, three snd
five Years. commencing Friday. January l..
1897. Specifications may be oh aimed 81 the
ofiice of the department.
fne Board Of Directors reserve the Ilght 70
rel act any and all bios
by order Of the Bosrd Of Directors.
HARVEY j. WILEY.
Secretary.
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THE KINGSTON.
1877 OCEAN AVENUE.

FTNHE OSBORNE,
Corner Pacific and Arkansas avenues.
One square from Reading Depot and Beach.
trio lights.
Terms: daily, 81 80 to $3.50; weekly. $500 to
fl&O0. MRS. r.. j. OSBORNE
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once Seventh and.kinE. Phone S4b.
d. T Sergeant, dealer In coal and wood
tzg-Lsrge pea caal for family use.
Oak or pine wood, large load 81 5o.
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BUSINESS UARps.

HUHINM3B uAHpbs
MAURY JAMES.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND TOOLS
NO. sie KING sTEET,
Wilmington, Del.
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For a good time and plenty of fish 60
on the U. L O. excursion tomorrow
night S.45. from the w h N station.
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nusInEss oPpoRruNIrIEs.

XNTANTED-WORKIN PARTNER WITH
w moderate capital. In established legiti-
mate business Fair return. snd investment
secure Address. Lcck Box 40, city.
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Remember
G. F. Rlbbans, 1O5 East Second st., when
In need OF paper, either druggists, msniila
or hard wove Also paper bags and twine.
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PETER ]. FORD'S CANDIDACY.

Cltlzens OF Delaware In Every walk
of Life.
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FOOD FOR The POOR.
Trustees Award Quarterly
Contracts at Farnhurst.
MANY HELPED IN THE HUNDREDS

Bills OF Outside ReIiefs Amounting to
Sb,47OsI Were Ailowed-siight In-
crease In the Population OF the oounty's
ohargss-LiveIy Contests for Supplies by
wilmineton Merchants
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DU MAUKIER IS DEAD.

Author of ''Trilby" Passes Away IN
London.
LONDON, Oct. 8.-George Du Maurier,
artist, novelist, author of ''Trilby," died
at 2:30 O'Clock this morning.
His end was painless. He passed
away surrounded by his friends. For
days he has been; lowering between life
and death, at intervals conyersing with
friends regarding his work.
Upon one occasion a friend at the
dying mans bedside referred to the sue
cess of ''Trilby'' as a book and a play,
whereupon Du Maurier replied:
'sYes, it has been successful, but pop
ularity has killed me at last"
One of Du Maurier's friends who was
present at his death said:
"He died almost as tragically as Sven
gall. At the zenith of Trilby's fame
Svengali became the victim of an ahfec-
ton of the heart. Du Maurier has gone
the same way. At the zenith of his
popularity the author has suceumbed to
heart trouble from which he has always
suffered. his suffering being accentuated
by constant succession OF exciting in
cidents in which the closing few months
of his life were spent. Checks rained in
upon him as his old heart trouble in
creased. This, complicated by an affec-
tion of the lungs, took him off,
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