The sun., 1897-12-15
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Dover.

Dover.
George w. Morris, who was injured
last week by being run over by a wagon
containing load Of wood, was taken to
the Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington,
for treatment. His arm will probably
be saved.
John Williams, residing near here,
came to town last Saturday night and his
horse run away. Mr. Williams had a
narrow escape from being seriously hurt
by being thrown out Of the carriage and
dragged quite distance.
The Homeopathic State Board Of
Medical Examiners met at the office of
the President, +. S. Anderson, here
today. Only one applicant, W. II.
Steele, OF Newark, appeared for exami-
nation. The members OF the board
present, were: President, DR.. L. S.
Anderson; DR.. J. E. Smith, DIR. Irvine
Finn, DR.. G. NJ. Almond, and DR.. A.
E. Trantz.
The Alapathetic State Board of Medi-
cal Examiners met here yesterday in
Levy Court Room and applications were
received from seven to practice medicine
in Delaware. DR.. E!egood examined in
the morning on pathology and physiolo-
gy. DR.. Wilsire in the afternoon ON
anatomy and surgery. DR.. Cooper, of
Camden, and DR. Burto N, of Lewis, ex-
amined on chemistry, ,hygeine, pharmacy,
therapeutics. On Wednesday and Thurs
day DR.. Valandingham will examine ON
obstretrico, theory and practice. Candi-
dates for license to- practice are DR..
shibbs, Wilmington; DR.. Jesse William
son, Philadelphia; DR.. Harry A, Dodd,
Lewis; DR.. Ira Lindall, Georgetown; DR..
L. Merner, Georgetown; DR.. H. Hitch,
Laurel; DR.. A. B. Davis, st. Georges.
Sheriff Shaw sold at the door OF the
County Building today the following de-
scribed real estate: The 147 acre farm of
William G. Kern, situated on the road
from Dover to Pearson's Corner, the JIM
proyements being two story dwelling
and out-buildings,to Samuel w. Hall for
S2.0S0; the S5 acre farm Of Arthur J.
Pennewill, administrator of Joseph H. S.
Gockley, situated on the public road
from Davis Corner to Hauly's Corner,
the improvements being two story
frame building and out-buldings, to
Daniel Steimeitz for $375; the 80 acre
farm of Frederick A. IIarbett and Cath
crime Harbett. situated in West Dover
and containing u two story dwelling
house and out-buildings, to Thomas S.
Clark for $1,000.
The twenty-third annual session of tie
, Delaware State Grange, met here in the
Court House yesterday morning. Samuel
II. Messick, of Bridgevllc, presided.
The other officers are as follows: Over
seer, Arnold Faldain, Stanton; leccurer,
Dr. A. T. Neale, Newark; steward, C..
W. Day, Wilmington; assistant steward,
S. II. Derby, Woodsidc; chaplain, J. W.
Day, Wilmington; treasurer, Thomas H.
Riggin, Laurel; secretary, W. W. Seeders,
Pennington; gate keeper, G. c. Hopkins,
Wilmington. Ceres Phoebe Rggin.
Laurel; Pomona, Emma NJ. Derby,
Woodside; Flora, Lucy G.. Bancroft,
Camden; ladies' steward, Kate N. Ban
croft Camden; executive committee S.
H. Messick, John c. Higgins and c. II.
Bancroft, Jessie iicllings, J. NJ. Shakes.
peare and Joseph L. Holland were APP
pJnted a committee on credentials.
President Messick said in his annual
address the grange lad unified the safest
element in our land by bringing the
farmers together in tens OF thousands Of
grange halls veritabie universities OF
popular education, where the farmer and
his family have been taught to think
The order in Delaware is in the usual
soor oonuton. The grange was urged
to continue its efforts to secure wise
legis azure. Otherwise measures now
endorsed are laws to prevent gambling
in grain for the protection of interstate
commerce to secure more friendly rela-
tons between labor and capital. The
election of United States Senators by
direct vote Of the people. The president
said ii would be difficult to understand
the influence Of the newspaper OF today.
Coroner Walls went to Mipsic yester-
day and held the inquest over the body
of George Corson, who fell from his
wagon, Monday, and was killed. A
verdict Of accidental death was rendered.
Tne funeral will be held Thursday.
Newark.
The race track men who are boarding