The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-14
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| At Wintcrhur yesterday Edward Fraim
was thrown from his bicycle and INJURED,
| Yesterday at Front and Br0omo, May
| Anderson, cDlorcd, fell off her bicycle and
received some ugly bruises.
JEFF arrants fell off moving freight car
| in the West Yard last night and was bad
ly injured.
The number of carloads of peaches
| shipped over tho Delaware road Is ., S25 up
| to date.
Miss Mabel Pettyjohn who in company
with her aunt, Mrs. Carey, of Milton,
passed two weeks at Ocean Grove, N. j.,
has returned to her homo In this city
+ Ex-City Solicitor Lyman, r.. Lewis
Armstrong, Calvin CrossAn. Register Of
Wills, II. II. Ward, Harry Emmons, Mr..
Johns and numerous other well known
ciizcrs visited Brandywiuc Springs on
Thursday
Mrs. John pllng is on tho sick list.
She has been con lined to her room for tho
past month under the caro- of Il trained
uu"sa.
Several ladies' arc visiting Peach Blow
cottage at Brandywino Springs.
A prominent rrstaurantCr on Market
street is said to be an ardent FREQ silver
man That he is yet taking it from his
customers with his accustomed smile us
he drops it III his till.
William IL. Graham of $50 West Fourth
street who with his wife Is visiting his
parents at Charlrstown. Md, was taken
seriously III on sunday from effects Of tho
hcut and on Monday night t,egraphcd
for hls physician DR.. r. Il. Veasey, who
went down to attend him.
EIe Is now recovering anu expects to
soon return to Wilmington.
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tho Pen aud Pencil yacht Of Editor Car
ter. \ race VIII be entered into with
Harry Thomas yacht and tho Pen and
Pencil We bet on the latter bJat.
Mrs Harry Thomas and infant are rus
ticating in tho country during the warm
weather.
Mrs Mc(ibbnn, OF Arkansas, accom-
panied by her S-ycar old daughter, is visit
ing ut Mr., R!chavdioa's,
Mrs Harry i.a!rl who WAS on q visit to
New York, roturncu home yesterday. She
reported ths weather several degrees
warmer there than in Wilmington.
Prof. Midllotown,-" of Newark College,
rode over TO Brandywino Springs on his
wheel on Thursday.
DIR. IIarto-, President Of Newark Col
kgc, attended tho mccaing of the Farmers
Institute, at Brandywino Springs on
Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Mcsaw of No. $40 East
Fourth street, who has been away with
her family for tho summer, was brought
home Monday afternoon overcome by tho
heat and has boon IN critical condition.
She is now slowly improving
Mrs. Elwood Ruo, Mrs. b. II. Vcascy
and Master Harold Vcasey arc visiting
friends in Bristol, Pa
Richard J. Crop, 6l7 Adams street.
driver for St0cck!o's brewery, was over.
come hy the heat at the end Of his days
work last evening md fell IN commissions
after reaching homo. DR.. Ncasey is at.
tending him md thinks he will recover
although he Is SILL 10 grave danger.
The First Regiment band will play Mt
She.lpot park on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings
Owen Wyatt Is spending few days at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. A. W. Griffith aud infant son are
visiting her parents at Reading.
We would respectfully cnll the attention
of the Clerk of tho Market to numerous
short measures which nro being used in
our markets by dishonest hucksters.
Misses Ray and LiLzo McClintock aud
Miss Maud Gricr who have been ut Cape
May have returned home.
John A. Goiney and Miss L9niss Vim.
cent, were married yesterday BY Rev. NJ.
X. Fallon.
Jacob zimmerman employed In the
Grand Union Hotel Ind tho end Of hlS
thnmb cut ctf by bread cutter whilo out1
ting bread.
$500 fss5;s sS6ss veto u, u and ss-
Mullins, aiytk aud Market