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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-07
\ GREAT IRRIGATION PROJECT


Acres 90 Cultivation.
Salinas, Cal, Aug. 6.-The board Of
supervisors has granted the application
Of the Salinas Valley Water Company for
a right Of way at points of intersection
ON county roads for an irrigating canal
and ditch TO extend SO miles down the
Salinas valley from Hing City to this
place The route has been surveyed and
the work will be pushed 20 completion,
opening by irrigation to cultivation l62,-
600 acres Of land.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-07
occuaaeO IN BURNING ELEVATOR
Asre9siaslas 80 Daaa rrsaS@ra q
gsageui GAnlasIsa.


ChsrAea. Aus. a,~-nse lives weir loss
N en- sAp'osisa ~hirA took plan- yrsisT.
day aaSang . hfs In tho NsrthAr.i~su
KsAta sasssisH a. Cock and M.si Water
siSsvts- IhFS II tho dad aEv arrmen,
and an untArniis~d msn uas hloun into
us Chiraeo FStss FGun the Ic~Cv ullh
~hsA he sNFaostun susP, the spos 90
uhtrA Ne was ssanding. he r-Ftainiy
uaasi have hssn iasisHtly kidd Eithrs
~ harding a t@AleE ~ Ih~ explosion
II mill dtFi nanard Ihs Aufui hav@c. Tho
shss~ esvara cha upg~ kitiri By the fan
in9 pali q iAr rlstainf wetrs Jscob :.
sSAuar. IeAn !. CoOxzn ani Jsccb STRAIN.
-. ntsy oas aTrmru vssv iniaFrd.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-07
MINERS Evg TORN OUT.
L. Trick Of Geaesee. seraek By Al
Unexpected ExploaaoE.

Florence, Idaho, Aug. Al urick Of
Genesee, Idaho, miner in the Banner
mine, was dangerously injured Saturday
by the explosion Of a blast, which was
believed to have been exploded. The blast
tore out one Of Tricks eyes and made .
large hole in his breast. There is hardly
any hope of saving his life Owing 10 the
absence Of DR.. Sifton. physician was
summoned from Grangeville.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-07

The fastest trains ON the continent are
the expresses Of the Northern Railway
Company Of France. Their speed ls 50
miles an hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
9TH and l'1arket

Our GIT Edge GYccn Acre print Butter
only 2Dc regularly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
At BRANDYWINE SUMMIT.
Weather Continues Rainy, A Robbery

BRANDYwINE SUMMIT July so.-The
weather at this religious resort continues
to DO cool. The rain OF Sunday and Mon.
day has of course m UGH to do with the con.
dition. This morning lowering clouds
Threatened to give up deluge, but 1T will
be welcome. The wood needs more drench.
ing and the more the better. The farmers
hereabout. however. sa y they have too
much rainI They say that the wheat
which has not 70. been put In the barn is
beginning to sprout which means Its ruin
ntion unless II Is not promptly housed.
This OF course caun ot be done Unit! after
driving.
Vegetables are fourish!ng under the wet
spell! Fruits have already had too much
wetting
Blcyeists arc already running into tho
camp nightly. They enjoy the spin out
from The busy busting city although the
road Is for several miles quito bad.
The forty families now here are very
anxious that tho work of cleaning the
grove begin. Paper, sticks and other rub
Dish are strewn abont, causing az eyesoro
to every one.
The now tent built by NJ. and Mrs. Sho.
walter Oh Summit avenue near the hCad OK
tho ground is tha largest and best con-
structed one in tho grove. 1t will be occu-
pied by Mrs. Showalter and relatives before
the week Is out. Tho furnishing Is now
going on.
On Saturday Miss Gibson, who Is now
here, met with painful accident. Wb!io
driving into the ground on load OF furIl.
turo a piece OF the furniture struck u tree
aud was Jared 80 that Miss Gibson re-
ceived a cuG hoal.
Thieves short time ago entered the
tent Of y. Il. Hanna. on Union avenue,
and beside breaking several pieces Of furni.
TUE carried CT quantity Of dishes. No
Clue could be Obtained. This Is tie frst
robbery that has occurred on the grounds
for q long time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
ROBBED BY COASTERS.
Such Was the Experience Of John Bowen
Of Delaware City Here Yesterday.

About 2 o'clock this morning Officer
Maloney found George Frazer, colored,
enjoying pleasant nap on the side walk
at Second and King. George had not
been In such condition for a year and in
municipal court this morning Judge Ball
let him of with flno Of 81 and costs.
John Bowen, Of Delaware City, visited
Wilmington yesterday and fell In with a
gang Of coasters among whom were
George A. Bullock. About II o'clock last
night Officers Maloney and Shields hoard
cries emana.ing from the nelg hborhood Of
Water and King streets.
Upon Investigation they found Bowen
on pile Of bricks bleeding freely from
the mouth. He claimed that he had been
assaulted and then robbed OF sum Of
money between IS and 81. He was sent to
the city hall and later McGiunls, Loary
and Bullock wore arrested.
In the city court this morning Brown
failed to identify the men as being tho
ones that took his money. They were
held In 5000 bail for hearing to morrow
morning.
A charge Of drunke mess was preferred
against the four men and Bowen was fined
81 and the other three men 50 and costs.
John Spence was before Mayor Black Of
Chester, on last Saturday morning on the
Charge or urunkenneis. lie was a!loWeu 10
go and given letter from the Mayor to
the Superintendent of tho Electric Rail.
way asking the latter person to rcinStato
Spence as u molurnan.
Yesterday rs stated In the REPUBLICAN,
he was arrested by tho officers Of the sec.
ond district Shields and Maloney, whilo
attempting to pawn two cases OF surgical
instruments. DR.. Crouthers from whom
they were stolen In Chester refused to
come here to prosecute Spencer and 10
was allowed, to depart In peace.
VIM. II. Davis. colored, was charged
with disorderly conduct by officer Scott.
Davis claimed that yesterday afternoon
he went into saloon at Second and
Adams, and that whito man in that
place assaulted him. Davis will appear
tomorrow morning with witnesses that
he was not the cause of the disorder.
! Upon the recommendation of tho city
solicitor tho charge of larceny against
John Rolman was dismissed. A few
nights ago while returning homo he picked
up hat belonging to Edward z. Mellon.
Court Cricr Heal on Friday lost his
badge. The veteran officer will reward
the finder upon its return as ho wall DO
Obliged to secure new star II he does not
regain possession Of the lost one, Hc
values it highly, Us he has worn 1t for
| several years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

A new clement of people have come 10
Rehoboth during the past two or three
yoarS who would SEQ place brought to pub.
lie notice and developed into u large and
fashionable resort.
They sec hero ono of tho very best loch.
tiGns aions tho whole Atlantic coast for q
great resort and think the people looking
for seaside homes, especially those of Bal.
ttmore and Washington, should DO
brou sht here and made 60 appreciate tho
place. They want to do away with the
or tho uit fltt.en or twenty years.
Whom the new Qucon Anne Railroad Ia
completed to Rehoooth, and train service
Is established over 1t between Rcboboth
and Baltimore and limo Of steamers Is
established between Loves and Cape May,
Rchpboth will virtually have three rail-
reads, as steamers could connect at Cape
May with the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Philadelphia and Now York. The latter
limo would give Rehoboth short line to
those places.
The association owns over seven hun-
drcd building lots, and many them being
located along the ocean front. A great
many of the property owners arc in favor
of the commissioners selling ~ part or all
Of them at public sulo and using the pro-
cceds for public improvements.
Many want the present board walk OK.
tcnucd southwark to tho bay. Such an ex.
tension is badly needed, aud would give
tho pr0manade"s over two and hell
m!la5 Of board walk.
Good water Is found everywhere, and al
only u short distance down in tho ground.
Persons rarely tlll it necessary to 60 be-.
low twenty ,fvs and thirty feat in digging
or boring for water. Even on the beach,
right at the waters edge excellent, cool.
refreshing water Is found Mt this surpris-
ing short depta.
No where south of,ho Mason and Dixon
i!no are better natural roads found than
'ounl and out from Rehoboth. They are
b,ng mora appreciated Than ever thisy year
by both wheclmen and eqIcstrians. These
roads run through the riehsst farm lands
Of Sussex county, By beautiful farmhouses
ana richly cultivated fields,
At the late session Of the Delaware Log.
is,acure Il charter was granted company
to build an electric light plant here The
gentlemen interested IN that company are
now seriously talking of putting i'll q
plant At M early day.
john II. Parsons last evaning CAV, his
Dir motor another successful test.
Register OF Wills Crosaaa this morning
granted to William II. Curry, letters of ad.
ADMINISTRATION on tho estate Of Lewis ".
Curry latV of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
.Iuhn CrantianL Dead,

Joha Grautland. who Is known to al.
most every man. woman ard child In WI.
mingtcn from tho fact that he had gono
ABOUT the city fer years collecting rags
which be carried In n coach, Il dead.
Drcpsy from which he bad suffered con.
sidsraEly fer the past month, caused death
which occurred ut the home Of HIS grand
daughter. MIS- Irens Sparks. No. 303 East
Fourth street about 8 o'clock last evening.
Mr.. Grantland was saventy.nine years
Old and was born In New Jersey. He
cana hero when youth. however. and
was we'll known. Years ugo he lost con:
siderable property and since was compelled
to earn his living, He leaves family Of
nvc grown children, three sons and Two
daughters.
His funeral will take place Tomorrow
afternoon from the Sparks home and tho
services will be conducted By Rev, George
Wolf of the First NJ. z. Church, and otii.
GERS of The Salvation Army of which Mr..
Gra1tland had been member for i've
Years. Intermont will be at Odd Fellows
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
OUR POLICE FORCE.
A E'atter!rs Letter Received From Wm.n.
Fitid al Prose nj In Colorado.

Chic! Of Police, John f. Doian, was con
yers!hg WITH number Of newspaper men
this morning whcn he was handed a LETT
ter. After reading It's contents, tho head
Of the efficient police department., handel
tho letter to the newspaper representative
The contents wcro as follows and speak
volumes for our department.
GLESw0oD SPRINGS, Col, July 10, 1897.
JoES +. DoLAN, ESQ, DEAR SIR
was pleased to sec by he homo papers that
you ore still ut the head Of tho Whining.
ton police force. and want to say, TINT III o
trip covering sixteen states and three ter.
ritories from the Mexican line on the
| south, away up into Alaska On the north,
anlsncludlng all tho important cities, l
have lot seen better order In all my
travels than In our oW N city Of Whining.
ton.
In no other city Is the Sunday closing 50
thoroughly maintained | send these words
Of greeting to you and the members Ct your
department being impressed with the facts
stated. Yours Respectfully,
.,, WILLIM NJ. FIELD. n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
ITEMS FROM NEW CASTLE,
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, July 20. 1897.

NEW CASTLE, July ~. 1871
George Hanson met with painful ncci-
dent yesterday by being inpaled on
large iron hook
Opposite New Castle Is tho hulk of
craft that was wrecked this spring A
number of youths were playing tag about
1t yesterday. Hanson was ono of tho
number, and when making ON effort to
get away from the chaser, a board broke
beneath his feet and as no fell his side was
caught by hook. 1t tore through the
flesh on his side and imbedded itself in the
muscle of his.arm. His cries brought his
comrades TO bis assistance and they extri..
Gated him. lie was taken to tho office of
DIR, Stewart where his injuries were
dressed. The attending physician has the
best hopes for his recovery.
The Atlantic Outing club left this
morning for q weeks outing at down
river resorts. The club consisted of John
Refs, Refs Graham, William Funk, Will
liam Morrison, Frank Beckett and Viii
liam Lukins.
The Gallagher Senate this afternoon
will Cross bats with the G.. A. c.,
and on Saturday afternoon will play tho
Fairview team ut Battery Park.
The grand officers of the knights of the
Golden Eagle last .eyening Installed tho
newly clecred officers Of Harmony Castle
No q.
Now the funniest thing Of all about the
school green is that three OF the trustees
object to outside interference.
}. Harry Rogers is surely an honored
| citizen of this place who takes deep in.
tcrest in the Improvement of the city.
He Is no outsider but a man who gave
| his time and experience to the work, and
| is deserving of consideration. Tho lawn
tennis courts have been removed and that
| is what caused the whole trouble. limo
| and time again the school boys were pre-
| vcnted from playing base ball but the ten
| mis- players were allowed TO play unmo-
| Tested.
Deep interests centred in the boat race
| to take place to, morrow
| A team belonging TO q. Is, Anderson ran
away yesterday but was caught by John
Shearcr before any damage WAS done
A prominent farmer OF New Castle Hun.
dred said last evening that the farmers are
| worried over thGir Wheat crop
The constant rain and no sunshine will
cause the wheat in the shocks to grow un.
| less tho wheat has been well shocked aud
the head sheaves properly placed Oh the
| shocks Even If the wheat does not begin
to sprout it will be injured because ii will
make soggy bread. 1ha farmer stands II
poor show this year of meeting his obli-
! cations.
Jo,eph Taylor left to-day for visit to
England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
CROSBY & HILL.
Wednesday

At tho Dress Goods counter
you will find a lot of oh dice pat
terms in Challies; you will have
more room there to select the
style you like best.
About 1900 yds. Challio
at &c yard.
slOo yds fancy Lawns, less than
half price
at sc yard.
as)oyds feet wide percales, loc.
quality
at SC yard.
IS patterns Crash Lawns. 10 yds
in pattern,
at 4Sc a dress.
100 Pillow Gases. good blaached
muslin. worth laEc,
for &C each.
60 sheets, "a yds. wide and "a yds,
long, full bleached, well made.
at SOC each.
About 50 Ladies' Night
Dresses, some very slightly
soiled, but the larger quantity
perfect, $50 will be The price
for Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
VISIYINe AND VISITED.
Wilmington People who Have Fled to
fountain, Sea Shore and Country
Home for Cooler Breezes,
ANOTHER TARDY GROOM.

A dispatch from Princeton, N. j., says:
Everything was In readiness for tho we'd
ding Of Miss Kate Hubbard, Of this city,
and w. A. Bassford, of Swarthmore Pa,
on Saturday. The bride o-bo. and her at.
tendants were oil on tho tiptoe of expect
ancy, the guests had assembled aud the
minister was ready to tic the knot. Tho
groom was late, however, and tho wait DO.
came awkward. Then 1t reached q critical
point, for after more than a reasonable
lcngth of time had expired after tho hour
of the ceremony, 1t became painfully evil
dent that there would BIO no wedding. Tho
guests and the minister departed and Miss
Hubbard was inConsolablo.
"Bassford Is the son Of the contractor
who Us erecting Blair Hall, at tho uni.
versity. While looking after This fathers
business here he met and fell In love with
Miss Hubbard. Tho cards for their wed.
ding were Issued two weeks ago, md no
explanation of Bassfords failure to mp.
pear is given. The Hubbards. refuse to dis.
cuss the matter"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

o. the night Of July 10 when tho dis
order was created at shciipot Park be-.
tween Cole and Compton. Frank Fer
gr.cn urged til crowd 70 rescue Colo alter
his arrest.
He Jumped on the car and cursed Special
Ctl!;or sheldon. At Thirteenth street
Ferguson heard tho officer tell tho con.
duJtor to stop the car II En saw IN officer.
Ferguson heard tho remark and jumped
Off at the same time Using had language
toward the officer, A warrant was sworn
out for bis arrest and last evening WHOM
be visited the park he was arrested
Ferguson resisted tho officer ard the
latte: was obliged to use force to subdua
him.
Before Ma sistrato Daley Ferguson was
given hearing on the charge CT dis order.
" conduct and fined SO and costs On tho
first charge, o"daged to pay costs Of tho
case OH the other charge and to furnish q
500 peace bond to keep the peace.-t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Miss Florence f. Perkins has accepted
the position Us clerk at the San Marcos
hotel, Atlantic City and will leave on
Wednesday for that resort The San
Marcos is kept by Mrs. Annio Grubb
formerly Of this city.
Harry f. Reed Of the Delaware and At
lanttC Telephone Company and James
Griilenbcrg spent Il pleasant evening on
Friday with Miss Ncttic Mccormick Mt the
Brandywlnc summit camp ground. They
went from this city on their wEctls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20


BETELLE-In Philadelphia, on July y,
1897, Maggie Beetle, wife of Charles Il.
Beetle.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services at tho Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, on Wednesday
afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK
DICkINSON-On July 10, 1897, Insaher
r., widow of John 5. Dickinson, aged
Sc years
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend tho funeral from her late residence,
el3 Du Point street On Wednesday, Est
inst, at 9 p. IN. lnterWcnt private.
Chester papers please cogy.
PARSONS--ln this city on July l8 1897,
Bcrnarhine, daughter of Maurice and
Annie Z. Parsons, aged months.
CONNOILI la his G.ty on JGly IL, 1885,,
John, sou Of William aad Mary ConIol
=. ~, aged months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
Opera at Union Park,

The Lyric Opera Company presented
"Pinaforo' to u large Audience at Union
Park last evening. The opera was excel.
lent!y given Miss Maud Williams, as
Josephine" was as charming rs ever.
Miss Blanche Howard made an acccpta.
Bio little Buttercup." John Havens
was excellent as ''Ra!ph Isackstlaw. Jos.
Ro5uts "a Dick Daadcyo" was good.
Arthur Seaton, as "Captaia Corcoran,h
sang ezcel!sptly, and had ample oppor.
tun.ty to sh1w bis rich baritone voice.
Tho same opera will DO presented this
evening and Tomorrow evening For the
balance Of the week Said Pusha" will bp
EiYpu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

The Pos'o!lco Department has at las,
reached an agreement with the Queer
Anne's "liailrUad Company about tAr
carrying Ct tlc mails On thai ljue and tht
new selv C, will Gogin on August"
The mails will LG carried IRON. Bultim0r,
TO Queenstown by steamer From thcg,
they will be taken over the Queen Anne.
Railroad TO ElIcmlalo Del. BY tbs scr
vice the fol owing places will be- supplied
WjllougtEy, Queen Anhc.s, Hil!,bOr,
Dentor.s Hobbs, Hickman, Adaasvillc
Greenvil!G and Ellvnildto The iaAgth q
the new route Is about 7ayrGty-iol.r mites
There will bl two lnHila each way lui!y
This service will suYerccde the ajur.roUt,
service along the line,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Bessie, daughter Of George Sharp denies
that she caused tho trouble between her
father and mo her as stated in the REPuB-
LICAN yesterday. She says that she was
not at homo at the time and was in no
way implicated in the matter Tho re.
porter has no desire to convey false i'm.
preston, and gladly accepts her statement
as correct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Not until this morning did Chief Dolan
receive letter from Chief Police Glass
concerning tic suicide of young Netf on
june "a in Los Angeles, Cnl.
DIR. $ c. FrGdCricks who has been III is
able TO be around Amin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
App!y to YOurEcet,

Askcw's Footine, speedy safe and re
liable remedy for Weary, Aching, Pcrspir
ing, frosted, itching, smarting feet. Solt
by Druggists everywhere or sent by mali
Price lUC. CUrns and buuions arc quickly
curel with Askcw's Coca Corn Cure
Mfg. Chemists, Sixth and Walnut streets
Wilmir gton, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
rIu ST Tear Down The Wall.

Building Inspector Grubb will insist
upon the party wall between tho property
adjoining the Dclmnrvia Telephone Com.
panys now building being torn down
Warrants have been sworn out and tic
case will be tried in the city court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
Shuttle Beard r1atCil.

10 night at the Sorrel Horse Hotel N,
1914 West Front street, between c. Nichols
and f. Pagan fol- 100 points, and one four
hand game, as partners IL. Valentine, r.
4. Pagan and Burt Valentine, Hartman
O'Clock, sharp, +. A. FAaAN, Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Persons who wish to save fivs per cent,
on thor city and county taxes should pay
the same the present III nth. 1t isa little
trying to pay both claims In the sams
IL onsh, but as tho percentages Is worth
saving, point can prohtably be strained
t. make both ends mHet -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Work on the overhead crossing of tte
B. & o. r. II. Company at Pennsylvania
avenue, will be boguA in a few weekS
every plan having been passed. upon favor,
ably BIZ the company.
Tho work will require tho services Of
fifty men for nearly three months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

G, Cummins q boy residing at No. &
New street, fell of Lea's mills to-day nt
10, 80 o'clock and broke his leg. He WAC
moved to tho Delaware Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Andrew Lchncr started for Alaska on
n bicycle leaving to-day. Callahan Il Gricr
start tomorrow. Lohncr wifi set the
pace. They expect to bring back gold in
their hair with them. We wish tLein God
speed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Tomorrow promises to be clearing with
continued high temperature. Thursday
fair, with little change Of temperature,
The thermometer at W. c. Tayor'a
drug store 81! King street, registered 10.
day as follows; -
7o'Clock 10 o'clock 1 o'clock
7s "a SEQ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
Obituary.

Mrs. Margaret H. Jacobs, Of Newport,
died yesterday aged 60 years.
Albert Jameson, q well known painter
CT this city, died yesterday at his home No
l027 Poplar street Consumption was tho
cause of death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

William j. Cathcart of Duponts' Banks
reached his majority to-day and Crusaders
Castle X, g. E., will have roya! time
this evening Tho Eagles will also feed on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
Shields Library.


The Shields Library Association will
adopt new constitution OF It's regular
meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Tho machinlsts, carpenters, stonr!nasons
and others are preparing for Labor Day
exercises which will DO held in Shellpot
park.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20
Struck By q Wagon.

Harry Schlico's grocery wagon struck
Walter Gibbs of Elliott avonuc this morn.
ing, on French street The lad was Oh Is
slightly iurnd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Postmaster Moore will strictly enForos
the law 10 reference to mailing reglstered
Letters. Owing 70 thc inf9rlor QUALIFY q
envelopes Used at times tho contsnti inv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

Collector Dorahoe Ready for Business
County Tax Collector John p. Donahoo
sat AZ tho Court House again this morn.
ing but had few callers. He will continue
o 90 at the service of the tax payers until
fuirhnr nnticn