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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
FIint'S Fine Furniture.
Summer Novelties greatly reduced
10 make room for Fall stock.

1856 foreclosure sale; SIemund Mendc.sohn
agans: Dempsey Smith Company; referee. Gros-
N"nur :. Hubbard: attorneys. SOndhem a Sond-
helm: sod 20 Frederick w Dykem.n for 49,
iy : De Walit"arss: No. 2S2 TO 2sj East broadway
and No. "a TO - DiNsiou-st.. southeast corner,
eigh'-story brick factory runs 6ffxi07 to East
Broadway by 6iXOO.1: amount due. $40 S.; fore
closur" sale; JuStus l.. Bulklcy Il al against Fan
ME Robinson - al; referee. Edward Schenck; at
torncys. Eitch, Woodford. Borce & Wallace sold
the plaintiff for SlgBUOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aronson Casper to Sophie b Alexander and Salie
Merriman Water-st' 10 1t OF 'aeN s15.
Baum. jacob s. and wife to Frederic Middle -
Ru D[yN v'iTsiow 3 and wife to Anna Purdy,
Ryeraye. 257l T Of R SyerNs:sy years o.
corner Ludlow and Canal SITS. nstaments, o.
Drspgedre L9n a e, to T idasehold I'm" years l.
Dursie Frank p and wife 70 Abigail nIs p pufdS
baker George wife to the :, Dms Sayings
Bank Of Brooklyn. corner II Nlchoias-aNe ,eo
Same to same. st Ncholas-ave, $50 IT Of 10
SAME to sa%e years St NlcGoasave 1853 It Of
gleason asn'' oseg gha!s to Birl6cck Investment Saw
ngs end Loan company, of APerGs &c Vest
e est aer' Road, is' ,nstalments .........
Hoander Alexander to George l. Nichols; O.
Jacob Emma h. and husband to the Mutual ,.1 hie 4o
Insurance COMPANY No O East f2d st. -oad lead
iny 10 Pelham adjoining land Of John FVhh'
also lot 1888 map Of unonport ! year ;'i nat;
man. NJ 10 East c3d-st. u part. t::i .
Johnston william J, to German-Amercah oo noi.r
Estate Title Guarantee Company, corner >,
0sth-st and P!rkaye demand sc:mc1: ion; -
Jardne Margarst r. ct al to The sobfst a23 r.
o. ?d-ays years v,,: 10 John nussing jr
lots $50 and $50. map village OF Wakehe'o' &
Ksa"an john and Elza. to Eme Ra yes1. lot
Keith Wonr,o { 10 Otis Weld corner SUD
urblu-st and salcnfine ave- year.
Iang,rzen. Fannie. Henrietta Neuhaus, ~
&C l,riy etc ~ Isaac " Neuhaus, y cU-"..
LIST ave and l1Sth-st. and II = llsth- ST. ID II
Of lst ave. | year .'''' -
Lawrence Franckyn. 10 william Schnerer' .
pStn-st 300 II " Of 9th ave. year.; -
reyersohn Leopold 10 Title Guarantee ana trust N
conn any No 20 81 ave. :; years w.
McIaushlin. James. and wife 20 Ellen iutlas' n
n tsth-st. 100 (: W Of West End ave, yes 90 y
Martin Annie H. John II Metzer. Elfn-s'' Dob
n . Of ,,rc,rard Terrace. years. ......'..','; j.
Mcllroy Samuel H. and wife TO Emily a ana
Mary Andown " corner W!llam-st ana am
hreiiing eve yelrs............ ..' .
n 18th st. 1928 II . Of Park year. o.
pl'chio charles. and vile to Thomas u Dnah'
. : Jackson ave. 2iG.9 II n OF new line OF lo'h-
81. years - 100
Same to AImira Brown. Jackson-aVe, l's IL +,
n OF ICSIth-st new line. > years. a.
Reid Walter 10 Jared W Bell, corner th-
ave and ii2th-st. 100.1lXl0O, year. Z mort 900
The German Evangelical Lutheran 81 PauIs
Church ~ Harlem to Irving Savings Insututoh'
l23l-st 10 II = Of 'th-aVe az "'ueheu' IN
year ..........: .''', q, ,he
United Loan and Investment Company 10 tne
Bank for Savings u the city or Ne"-tok,
n s Bleecker-st. $50 II . OF broadway BOX ,.o
Wlenecke Emma 20 Theresa Scheppy' NO ~
East Hottest. l -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
OPT USNOKERS CAPTURED.

Sergeant Hulsc who is commanding the Twenty
second Police Precinct IN Captain SchmittberSers
absence. and five detectives yesterday afternoon
made a raid on the fat OF Laura Stems, at No
eaa Ivost Forty-th'-d-st where they captured the
Sterns woman and two men They were all sinok-
ing opium. and the officers seized a complete opium
layout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS

and the Numbers OF 1907 arc selling thus:
Roadshers go 6OaCn i1om Sis
to Sos.
Tourists GO DEAN Hom $II7.5o to
$67.
Lady Hunters 60 doaW from
$122. 50 To SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15
BROOKLYN fropertn for Sale.
Satisfactory
Enumeration

OF the advantages Of the elegant modern
brick and stone houses on the Estate Of
John Lefferts, near Prospect Park, in the
beautiful goth Ward, would require
large space. The artistic architecture
and beautiful environment must be seen
to be appreciated. Get prices. HENRY
w. Sheriff., Manager, IS Will
loughby Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

The announcement of the first view OF our Autumn MIL
nerv contains popular invitation to visit our Store ana eH
Il is well known and generally admitted tact hat our
Millinery receptions display the largest and most varlea coec
tons of the richest and newest products OF lne WouS oeSl
MInes These occasions have long ne risen above the
point Of rivalry comparison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-15

Near Columbia, Barnard, Teachers College, convenient
for students AMI teachers new large apartments for per.
seeking comfortable homes. In high and heetful 10
cation especially desirable ncshbors belas largely
let persons connected with the above Institutions.
rooms, BATH private halls, steam heat hot water and
every improvement Mornngside Park 5a0-J25 West
l23d-st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
Special display " Toys tomorrow.
Grand Union Tea Co., 500 King street.
A GHOST MADE HIM CONFESS.
How a Mans Infatuation Led Him to
Slay Ills Father.

How a Mans Infatuation Led Him to
Stay His Father.
Waterloo, La, Dec. 3.-William Kern
has made confession duplicating his
sweetheart, Delilah Fales, in the MUIR
der of Jerome Kern, his father, and
has confessed himself to have been her
willing dupe and accomplish He says
he loved her. He had no particular
enmty against his father. Save that
his father objected to his attachment
to Miss Fales, they had no disagree
ment, and lived in harmony beneath
the same roof
Such was the strepgth'o his infatua.
ton for the woman. who tempted him,
however, that when she unfolded to
him the details of the plot to slay his
parents, take possession of their little
property and get married he consented
to assist in the slaughter.
On the morning of the murder the
elder Kern was induced to leave the
house. Delilah Fales lay In wait fol-
him. and after engaging the unsus-
pecting man in conversation young
Kern fired the fatal shot. The two theo
saturated the clothing Of the dead mas
with oil and set fire to them, the OBJ,
ject being to conceal the manner II
which he died. The oil can and the re-
volver were buried by the Fales woman
in the woods.
Kern was made to confess through
the work of detectives, who induced
young man to haunt him in the guiss
of the ghost of the murdered father.
The ghost worked on the young mans
nerve to such an extent that he finally
Weakened
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

London, Dec. "A special dispatch
from Shanghai announces that the
emperor of China has declared that he
would rather forfeit his crown than
agree to the conditions demanded by
Germany as redress for the murder Of
two German missionaries. Niles and
Hennle, and the destruction of Ger
man mission property in the province
of Shantung. China desires that her
dispute with Germany be submitted to
arbitrators appointed by Holland and
Belgium.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
CROSBY & HILL.
nj ouv
HolidayGoods


in the Basem ent, which has
been transformed into fairy
land. What an array Of bea u
tiful Dolls, Toys, Games, Sill.
yer Goods, FancyGcods, Lamps
ETC., etc. An immense assert.
ment of useful and popular
goods at very small prices, al
though our Dolls run up to
SIS apiece-buu what beauties
they arc. Don't fail to visit
our Basement and see how
much like Christmas it looks
down there.
Our artist has gone, but a
few of his pictures remain-two
prices only; Scents and 1919,
wonderful for the money. A
coupon given for the purchase
of q dollars worth of goods ell.
titles you to one Of these hand.
some pictures and frames at soc
and $2.l9.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
A WEST SIDE RECEPTION.

Last night MIR. aud MRS. William Van
SAINT rendered thor many fritlds IN in-
formal reception at Ineir home, No. li30
jackson street IT. Pauls NJ. Il. choir
attended and during the evening render
ed some very good music. These who
enjoyed Mr.. Vansdnts hospitality were:
Mi. and Mrs. Vanderslout, MIR and Mrs,
Harry Vandersloot, Mr.. and Mrs. Rey bold,
Miss Marian Miller, Miss Bessie Williams,
Miss Ida Fouik, Fred Ii. Beasson, Mr. and
Mrs. ID. Vance Thomas. Miss sarah Big,
yer, Noble f. Hallley. Curtis Bupp, MIR.
and Mrs. q. Wooters, Misses Belle Ryle,
Clara Buckmaster, Margaret Monarty, Ida
A. Myers. Cora Humes, Claris,a Richards,
VIM galloway, Jennie Ford, Florence
Eagle, Ada King, Minerva Heacock, ETA
Kyle, Dorothy Cameron, Mimic Finley,
Annie Shelly, Sadie Vansant, May Van
SAINT, Anna Downey May Booth Sarah
Loyei', Lillian Scott, Margaret Eehnnoffe :.
John s. ASH, J. W. Vansant, Of Middle
town; Messrs. Charles Shockley, NJ E.
Smedley, Horace Cropper, Frank Miller,
Frank Murphy, b. A. Vansant. Vi. II.
Vansant, j. G, Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Wooters Mr.. and Mrs. G. W, Williams,
Rev and Mrs. W. l.. 5. Murray, Mr., and
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. d. X, donaldson,
Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Kate Vansant, Mrs.
II. Wheaty, William Belts and George
Rowbotham.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
THE KAISER CONSPIRACY.
Clonmer, the Last ofthc Consplrators,
in jail at Norristown.

Clommer, the Last ofthc Conspirators,
in jail at Norri~town.
Norristown, Pa, Dec. 5.-With the ex-
ception of the arrival last night OF
James A. Clemmer there We're no new
developments yesterday in the Kaiser
DeKalb- Clemmer murder case. Not
far from the cell In which Clemmei is
confined are The other two alleged con-
kpirators in the murder of Mrs. Kaiser,
the DeKalb woman and Kaiser him.
self.
Kaiser received no visitors yesterday,
and there were no signs CT the confess
sion it is said he purposed making to
the district attorney, and several Of
his other counsel denied that he in
tended making any confession. On the
other hand, the request for writing
paper and his broken mental and
physical condition are held by many
to be evidences of his pursuing such a
course.
Lizzie Dckalb was visited by her
counsel and at the conclusion of the
interview he said that she had rciter-
aleA hcr former statements to him. He
would say nothing, however, as to the
nature of the statements,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Dec. 3-During a
Publication In the boarding house and
tailor shop conducted by Joseph Mark
wa and Mrs. j. Solomon John Yusca-
vcz, a boarder, without apparent Prov
ocation, drew a revolver and shot
Markwa In the neck and then turned
the revolver on Mrs. Solomon, shoot
ing her in the neck and side. The att
teuding physicians say there Is but
little hope of their recovery. There
had been considerable drinking pre-
vlous to the shooting ARRAY. and
Yuscavicz's only excuse was that
Markwa and Mrs. Solomon had been
teasing him. All the parties are Hum
garianS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
NEARING ITS END.
The Kane viii Case WiIiIn All ProbnbiIlt y
Be Concluded This Afternoon.

The Kane will case Is drawing near Its
close The first witness this morning was
H. b. Frazer. who testified to being &C.
uuainted with MIR. Kane for number OF
Years He had often seen Mr.. Kane "live.
iy," but not under the influence Of liquor.
The witness regarded the man as of sonnd
mind and good Judgment.
William II. Alexander was intimately
acquainted with Mr.. Kane and had never
You'd liyelnoss which followed moderate
DRINKING He would not "a that he had
seen Mr.. Kane under tho influence Of Id
uor. or that he was ever unable to take
care of himself
Daniel Byrne. bridge builder who is
now in the employ Of the Pussy u Jones
Com any, testified knowing Mir. Kane dur.
ing his life time aud of having worried
with him for nearly five years, during
which period he had S en- Mr.. Kane as Of
ten as four times Il day
Byrne eaid he had never scen tho test.
ator under the influence of liquor nor had
he ever seen him in any condl' ion which
rendered him incapable Of attending to
Ills work.. excep ing the period he was
confined to his home from the Injuries re-.
cciyed by falling down stairs. The wit.
ness saw Mr. Kane during his last illness
but never heard him talk otherwise Than
n 5, nsible man,
Mrs. Ellen O'Harra never saw Mr., Kane
under tho inhucnce OF liquor but knew
that he drank.
Michael He ,siou was one of the signers
of the will and testified that Mt the time
the will was made the testator was not
under the influence OF liquor. AT the time
he cNnversed with Mr.. Kane who said
that IL his son (the father Of the boys who
are now fighting tne wil) was living he
woui give him but $5~
Mr. kosscll upon being recalled, stated
that uLkthe time he took the facts which
entered into the will, Mr. Kane was sober,
and conducted himself in manner which
indicated sound mind AID good judgmen
James II. Kane testified that he got Mr..
Rossall to draw the will at tho suggestion
Of his father.
Mrs. Kane, widow of the tcstator told of
her husband illness which followed 'he
accident. 1t did not leave him OF unsnnnd
mind She knew he drank, but no never
annoyed her y hen she left tho stand
both sides closed. The c .ur, limited ar.
guucnt 10 Two hours on each side.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

Margate, England, Dec. 3.-The vol
unteer lifeboat belonging to this place
capslzed yesterday off Maryland Rock.
or the IA men comprising her crew ten
were drowned. The Margate lifeboat,
when the accident occurred, was on
her way to assist the crew Of the Per-
sian Empire which had been in coli
llsion with the Carlisle City. The life
boat was about two miles. off shore
when she was overturned ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

Nashville, Ark, Dec. BIN a street
duel at Horatio one man was killed
outright and another fatally wounded.
The dead man is DR.. Smith, promi-
nent physician of that place, and the
man fatally wounded Is j. J. Smith,
prominetn business man of Horatio
and a brother of the dead doctor. The
killing was done by w. w. Millwee,
also of Horatio, one of the wealthiest
men in the town and a man noted for
his fearlessness. The tragedy was the
elimination of feud of long stand
ing, and owing to the prominence Of
the parties 1t is believed that the feud
will be continued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
Charles D0ugherty Discovers the Dead
Body Of His Aunt Under Table. !.

Elizabeth Quigley, of 1901 Shallcross ave.
nue., aged SO years. was found dead this
morning by her nephew. with whom she
lived. He was found at the house In o.
helpless condition suffering from lumbago.
He was removed In the patrol wagon 10 the
city hall where he made the following
statement: II have been at home Tor shs
past five days. l am In terrible agony
from kidney trouble which the doctors
call lumbago.
. Lizzie my aunt has been drinking
heavily. Yesterday she refused to give
me even n drink Of water There was no
lounge in the Kitchen About Ii O'Clock
she came into the kitchen and fell over
chair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
THE DAUNTLESS BACK AGAIN
After Successful Landing Another Exc
pedItion OH Cuban Soil.

After Successful Landing Another Exc
pedltion OH Cuban Soil.
Jacksonville. Dec. 3.--The f1libusterfnS
steamer Dauntless arrived II port yes
terday afternoon after successfully
landing another expedition in Cuba.
The Dauntless left here for Savanrah
Nov. 10 with the schooner Jennie Thom-
as in tow. The schooner was towed to
Savannah, after which the Dauntless
left port and has not been heard from
until her arrival here yesterday The
Dauntless is reported to have landed
large cargo, included in which was II
pound Hotchkiss gun. A large quantity
of quinine was also landed for the in
surgents. The steamer returned with
scarcely any coal left, and high out Of
the water. She was promptly boarded
by an officer of the Dynamite cruiser
Vesuvius, but nothing was found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.

Commander Chat, of the Chinese navy.
and Mr.. Chung, Chinese consul, with u
post at New York, visited the plant Of tho
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company yes
terday. They were accompanied by Rich
of the firm.
The visitors were received in President
H. G. Morse office by Colonel II, H. Ben
son and A. G. Wilson, and Chief Designer
r. Jackson Shaw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
ATTENDED A CELEBRATION.

Miss Mollie Petiet,> of FELTON, Pa, cele-
DRAFTED the twentieth anniversary Of her
birth last night. Among those PRESENT
from this city We're: Miss Sarah Il Sar.
ing, Miss Mary Saring, Miss Sallie l..
Croes, Miss Clara Boyce, Miss Bertha
Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mousley, Mr..
and Mrs. o. Eastburn, Mrs. L. Lyman,
Miss Sallie E. Mousley, Royal Woodrow,
Charles 5. Woodrow John Lynn and SAM
uel McMullcn. Miss PotleI received many
presents. A supper was served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
A wILMINGTONIAN PARTICIPATES

Miss Anna &. White, of Wilmington,
Del. who is pursuing her musical studies
at the Broad STREE Conservatory Of Mu 7ic
Philadelphia, was oue-nf ''t7o participants
in a pupils raetttt;sii given by the advanced
pupils ofthat institution, on Wednesday.
bgc6mber /. IN their concert hall, No. 1881
s. Broad street. her selection being an
"Impromptu' by Chopin, which she rem
dered with mnch taste, and arsistic inter-
pre- alton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
FRIENDS ENTERTAINED.

Christian PlosScr, of Thirteenth and
Head streets, entertained IL large number
Of friends last night. The Active Turner's
OF tho Wilmington Turngelmeinde gave
an excellent exhibition, which was much
enjoyed. The singers Of the Turngemeinde
gave several selections. supper was
served at midnight. George Baumann
made pleasant speech extending tho
thanks Of those present. The entertainer
made suitable response.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
Saturday Morning,
at @ o'clock,

we will place Oil sale tile I'm
derwear bargain of the season:
500 ladies' cancels hair color
Undervests and Drawers,
silk binding, pearl buttons
silk cat stitching, ribbed
skirt, magnificent goods
80 cents, fer 10 cents each.
Look at them in our north
window.
The closer you compare the
quality and price of any goods
seen Or purchased in our store
tie better you will please us,
and the better you will be
pleased. .
1876 yards fine Nainsook
Checks for aprons, only a
chance lot, but a very dc.
sirable one-wlll be at the
counter facing the door,
on Saturday. l2ica yard
instead Of 25c and 19c.
$50 pieces antlseptic absorb.
ent Draper at exactly half
price. 10 inches wide, 35c
apiece; 20 wide, 800
apiece; 22-inch wide, 42c
apiece.
1882 yards Bleached Damask
bought early III the season
for the Christmas trade,
worth 81 for 75c.
100 yards Plaid Ginghams
for aprons, all fancy plaids
neat choice styles; reduced
from l0c to Sc a yard. Not
the usual quality that is
sold for aprons, but better.
A large lot of remnants of
Silk, suitable for trimmings
and fancy work, at a ridicu
lousy low figure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
Mine Boiler des.

Des Moines, Ia. Dec. 3.-The boilers
in the engine room at the Glenwood
coal mine exploded Wednesday. Twenty
men were in the engine room and not
one escaped injury. The fatally in
jured are Rcece Griffiths and Daniel
Williams. Eleven others were seriously
burned and scalded The building was
wrecked and the end of the boiler blown
100 yards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

New York, Dec. 3.-Frank c. Ives
was pitted against George Sutton yes
terduy afternoon in the sixth game Of
the championship billiard tournament
at Madison Square Concert Hall. He
played in brilliant FORM and had scored
his $50 points While Sutton was rolling
-un-el4tts- 4aeob Schaefer and George
slosson. earh WIN two games to his
credit, were the ckntestants- in the de-
Gliding game of the tournament, as far
as they were concerned. last night.
Slosson won by a score of 500 to 26G.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03
"TnE GOSSIP OF TANGLETOwN.'

"rhe Gossip Of rangletown," a farce
will be presented by Mrs AilScow 8 sun
day school class in st. Paul's NJ. E,Ghurch
during the holidays. Those who will take
part are: Miss Susie Layman, Miss Arzie
Hukill, Miss Daisy Chouler, Miss Nellie
Scott, Miss josephine Foulk, Miss Cora
Edwards Misses Elva and Mary Black
Stone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

There was IL large gathering last even
ing at the home of Miss Gertrude Pyle
Council, corner Lancaster and Bayard
avenues, to enjoy "An Evening With
Pictures" The Occasion was one in
which IL fine artistic display of pictures
was made During the evening there
was vocal and instrumental music rcnd-
cred. Refreshments We're served at the
close of the display. The proceeds of
what pictures We're sold is for the benefit
Of the Silverbrook NJ. h. Church
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Murphey have
been visiting at Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. TeGumseh Wilson have
been visiting in Georgetown.
Mrs s. Beattie Wyie spent WeGnes.
day with friends in this city.
DR.. Charles W. Almond, of Newark,
was in this city on Thursday.
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue
Wells is in Maryland
The Roy. D. r. Tay lor, Of this city, has
been visiting friend, in 1t. GAnrgea
Miss Virginia 3 Cooper vas the guest
Of Wilmington friends on Wednesday.
Ex-Mayor Evan G. Shortldg,, of this
city, was in Chester on Wednesday.
Thomas s. Hurlock Will leave this city
fur IL ten days trip to Savannah, Ga.
Samuel Marshall, of Wq,t Chester, Pa,
and F. a. Gricr, OF Salisbury, Mi, are in
the city.
Mrs. john :. Crouch and daughter. of
Miudetown, hayo been Wis Ting friends in
this city.
Mis- Ella Cooper, whu has been visiting
IN Bridgeport, y. j has returuol to her
home IN this city.
Mira Hettc b |perring, Of WIIlosbarye,
Pa, is tho guest Of her cousin, Mrs. M. b.
Fowler, this city.
Superintendent I. W Miller Of the VII,
mington and New Castle cloctric railway,
Is ut Clean, \, Y
Tho Pioneer Benevolent A ISOLATION
gave dance last evening In THEN hall ut
Seventh and SAipley streets.
Mrs, Il. Erb who has been the guest "
her daughter, Ms John A. sheldon, yes.
tsrtuy returned to her hCme III EIwyn
Pa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

Tho Ladies Aid Society, Of Calvary
Baptist Church. last night gave n batter
fly tea in the basement of the church IT
was under the direction OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Bowyer, Miss Cora f. Carpenter, Mrs.
William Quinn and Frank Shelton. Tho
dec ,vat;ons wcre ull paper butterflies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

Connecticut wife Murderer Hinged.
Hartford Dec. 3.--Guiseppe Fuda,
convicted OF the p,urder of his wife in
East Norwa!k Feb Is last, was hinged
at the states prison at Wethersfleld
at 1922 this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

Miss Sallie jay Eberharlt took party
60 the glass works last evening. The
party consisted of Misses Meta ldel Hills
ley. May Stroud, Mary V. Appleton,
Margaret R. Schrack, Massrs Lockwood
April, William Chamberlain Arthur
Green, luther SaltAgiver, Curtis Bupp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-03

Sergeant Blarks''n orr"sthd Patrick and
William i horn or early last evening ON
the charge If Larceny The tVo men arc
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