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The courier., 1897-06-26
Fashions of the Day.

memory Tor detail-or, falhng tDat,
memorandum book, in which are jotted
down, from time to time. as they sug-
geet themselves. the needs OF the ward
robe in the days wien cd Sol beams
with malign fervency down upon the
sons and daughters OF men.
Now, these well kept memorandum
books don't exist among my clever
sisters except in imsginat on, so we
must rely upon the GCd given faculty
Of memory. Put sprig of rosemary in
the tray o. the trunk you are sbwl' but
surely packing for tie. seAside-"rose-
mary, thst's for remembrance and
in order to have il effective 60 right out
and buy whatever you may conclude You
will need and are not provided with and
nut il at once in the trunk with the
rosemary, and my word for it you won't
forget it.
In travesty ri q climate like that In
which we live. the citizen gong to sea
side or mountain must be prepared TO
dress for either the torrid or the higher
Temperature zones-the extreme OF heat
or the raw, cold eastsrly storms that
make our resorts SO grewsoms.
just now the season in town is as un.
eyentful as the Lenten times. Tens OF
thousands OF dainty, crisp, fairy like
costumes are making up or put away in
closets and wardrobes and even in
trunks; but they will not see the light
OF day nor the witching half tones OF
moonlight until they can serve the pur-
pose for which they were built, and
turn the head of a summer colony or
some particular man, or, failing that, Of
some man not over particular.
A complete collection of these allur-
ing devices fer a young woman who.
during the seasons outing. proposes to
ake in both the mountains and the
shore. should include toilettes for din
mere, alls, coaching. riding, cycling,
tennis and golf. not forgetting those be-
witchlng little breakfaft costumes which
in my estimation. are the most fetching
of all the aids to woman's wi'es.
The absolute supremacy OF the shirt
waist is SO unquestionable Il at il would
be superfiuous to enlarge rpou it. 1t is
the ga ment Of the summer OF 1897.
Stripes are very much IN vogue-"voy-
ant stripes, in scarlet. green, Iuple-
green. perhaps. the smartes'. The ties
that 90 with these shirts are in silk and
Of brilliant coloripg.
For either mourtsin or seaside l re-
commend sui Of et;enne, iu. red. green
or blue combinations, the collars and
cuffs OF embroidered grass linen. The
Few wais's and jackets grow more
and more elaborate as the season ad
vances, the trimmings icing combina
tions of velvet, ribbons, chiffon, laces
and embroideries. The ekirt is elabo
rately trimmed, ruffied and tucked. l car
foresee the near advent of the overskirt
All smart waists mast blouse thov
We do and must coin verbe). back ane
front, to he truly up to date. Eve.
the double breasted bodicee must afiec
the blouse in st, lie.
Ihear. on very good authority. TIA
.plaids, checks and stripes in ribbons Ar
to be all the 60 in the autumn. One o
the latest wrinkles Of fashion is tn
trimming Of white Swiss muslins ant
orRandies with black lace. i eaw
lovely gown OF Swiss muslin tucke'
from hem to belt; above each tuck va
black lace two inches wide. The bodic
L. hahu waisf the fncka AMI
The courier., 1897-06-26
Advertising.
Free

What a lot Of free a6-
vertising the Burlington
must receive il 1t is true.
as some people say that
"a pleased passenger is a
railroads best advertise
ment!"
To all points east. west
north and south. the Bur
lington has we'll equipped
and unparalleled service.
The courier., 1897-06-26

George w. BOH1H1ell,
g. p. ST.. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
ECHOES EAR AND MAR
RRorl All PARTS OF JERSEY CONES
THE SAME REPORT.

Hard to hold down the enthusiasm OF
our people under such circumstances 90
those surrounding tho work Of the little
coruuerer. There Is no place In the world
where good thing ID better appreciated
than right hero at home. We are quick to
see 1t, and quick to push 1t along, In the
mauner TINT 1t merits. From all parts OF
the city come tho same reports; success
follows In every footstep. end investiga'
tion OF each new case but adds to the en-
dorsement that has gone before and places
Yhis report comes from Nelson street.
New Brunswick, where our representative
found Mrs. 4. b, Tallman at No. 1871 her
place OF residence The following state
inent will interest our readers: She says
81 have been troubled at intervals for the
mast 10 years with my kidneys and back.
have used plasters and electric belts but
they were of little service, Often tine pain
in my back was so severe that 10 couiu
only be likened to the feeling OF a sharp
knife running into me. A tired, weary
pecially when rose In tho morning. !
could not stoop or do the most trivial
homework at times without intense pain.
The urine frequently went wrong. used
gin and nitre, sometimes received oener1,
but others thoy had no effect at MI or they
made me worse when Intersection came.
1 may have caught n cold about tho time
l went to Van Pelt's drug store for box
Of Doans Kidney Pills, at all events l
was in pretty bad shape when began to
use them After week | noticed a change
and than grew better rapidly. have M
pain at all now except when i exeit my,
self and am satisfied that any traces OF
my old chronic complaint that may cSls'
will eventually disappear, Doan's hid'
ney Pills are q good remedy" =,
Doan's Kidney Pills arc for sale by all
dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by Fost.
er.Nhlburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, sole agents
for tho U. 5. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
HARLAN'S MAY GET A BOAT.
Chief Constructor Hichborn Anxious That
TheWllmingt0nFirm be Authorized
To Build. z....,

A complex problem Is presented to the
Navy Department in the bids recently
opened for tine construction of throo tor
pedo boats under net OF Congress last
March providing for several of this type,
which board and Secretary Long have
been wrestling with unsuccessfully and so
far have failed to make head or tail OF the
subject.
Under the departments advertisements
bidders we're permitted to submit their
own designs and could bid on as many
different types of boats rs they elected.
One of the boats was not to exceed 260 tons
displacement and two others to bo OF
about $50 tons, but several bidders have
prepared plans for boats of much greater
displacement and offer to construct thom
ut remarkably low prices.
A special board to-day had long session
with the Secretary and adjourned without
making the slightest progress toward
conclusion. One bidder has proposed six
teen different ways of building these boats
and bids on each Another wants to
build a craft one hundred tons larger than
the smallest boat asked for, and third
has proposition to construct one that
will make under his direction, 40 miles
an hour.
This last follow is considered crank
and will receive scant treatment by the
experts. The bidders arc all Ms active in
behalf Of their interest us though a battle
ship was involved, rather than little ships,
and desperate contest is to DO fought out
by them. Tho Bath Company has como
out as strong opponent of the Columbian
Iron Works. Of Baltimore which seem.
ingly has the lowest bids on two Of the
smaller boats, but there has been found
some inequality in tie bid of the Bait.
moro company, which may result in hut
one, and possibly none, If the boats going
to that yard.
Chief Constructor Hlchborn is anxious
that the Bath yard be authorized to build
one of the boats, and wants the Harlan d.
Hollingsworth Company to secure another
and the Cramps third The fight now is
wagcd inside of the board itself, which
seems divided on what type or size of boat
to recommend, the engineers holding ont
for the largest that can be secured within
tho appropriations and the constructor for
the smaller class. Secretary Long"knows
very little about any class and Will accept
the Judgment Of tho experts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
DOTS
II : Z mrs 4 49,.
Chinese isundriss u Wilmington arc on

Chinese iauadries u Wilmipston ars on
Tws.vs oil lamps have been placed 10
Eden Park. X is
Councll's Committees will elect chair.
men to. night. 49,
Boating parties are numerous these
warm evenings.
Alexander Grifith Of this city has been
granted an original pension.
James Mcclure fell from a loft yester'
day afternoon and cut his head.
Umpire Lynch has resigned his position
! and will DO seen no longer ut League
Park.
The Young Peoples Lutheran Associa-
tion will go to Washington Park on July
10Th.
The annual camp meeting In Simpsons
Grove, Newport, will begin on Saturday,
the 10th Inst.
The Armour Beef Company, Front and
Madison streets, want i've first class car
penters.
Four years old George Weaver of No. 800
East Fourth street, wandered away yester'
day and frightened his parents.
Tho machinery Of Third street bridge
was out OF order yesterday afternoon and
last evering and the bridge WINS turned by
hand. -'
Tho Freeman schooner yacht Hildegard
will DO launched at the yards of the Harlan
and Hollingsw0rth Company tomorrow
morning ut $50 O'Clock.
The remains of Robert Pickens. who
died at the Soldiers Homo at Hampton
Roads on Wednesday, were buried In Mt.
Salem Cemetery yesterday.
The entrance to the path leading into
Brandywine Park from Washington street
bridge has been closed by n fence on tho
Delaware Hospital property.
A picnic will DO held at the Sarah White
Home at Thirty-flfth and Market streets
on Thursday. The occasion will DO the
regular donation day.
Walter Kane had his foot so badly
mashed in the Mondinhal- Rolling Mill at
Newport yesterday that Delaware Hospl'
tai physicians had to amputate 1t.
Word has been received in this city Of
the death of William G. B Ratf, formerly
stenographer for the Charles Warner
Company, In this city, ut Queenstown,
Canada.
Hester Boyd colored, was arranged be.
foro Magistrate Daley last night, charged
| with acting disorderly toward Nelllo
| Fields. She was found guilty and was
| placed under peace bond.
The two figures which occupy positions
on tho gate-posts of Eden Park-known as
"The Rams"-will be taken from their
| PLACES in the near fnturo and restored to
| theft original fornfby tho park commits
| sloners.
| The monthly meeting of tho Hills w. g,
| 4. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary
| Clarke $50 Adams street, on Thursday
| evening ut O'clock.
| A medal suspended from blue ribbon
was found on Madison street last evening.
The owner can have tho same by calling ut
this Office and paying for this notice.
Mr.. John Strong ono of Wilmington's
] enterprislng grocers was seriously hurt ny
the dislocnton of his knee on Monday ana
has not been able to attend to his busi.
moss siuca. He still suffers. n great deal Of
| pain. We hope he will be- about In few
days and can attend to his business with
out further mishaps.
I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
Doesn't Want to Lose Ills Foot.

E stnnsbury Murray of Philadelphia son
of Silas Murray, and a nephew OF STAINS
bury Murray, Jr., OF this city, Is here to day
for The purpose Of having DIR. Parm make
nm examination of his right ankle which
ho spralnod sevcn months ago.
Surgeons at the Jefferson Hospital,
Philadelphia say the sprain has caused
disease of the bono which ultimately VIII
neccssitate the amputation Oh tho loo'; ~, ooe
and hns come hero to soc II something can
be done to cure tho mombor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
HaIfRates to Toronto via Pennsylvania
Railroad on Account Of Epworth League
500
Convention.

For the Epwcrth League International
Convention, to be held at Toronto, Canada,
July Is to 49, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell special tickets from all
ratio OF single faro for tho round trip.
These tickets will be sold md good going
July II and 10; good to return leaving
Toronto not earlier than July 10 nor later
than July a. 1887. and will be good only
for continuous passage from Toronto on
date stamped.
For further information apply ticket
nueniS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

70. night will be the closing performance
Of 'llikado"; tomorrow evening and bal
full opera, Bohemian Girl" will be sub.
stituted. The Mgr. Of Lyric Opera Com.
pany promises this to DO better and
stronger production thnn any opera that
has been given yot. All those who have
not heard this opera had better take this
opportunity and Visit Union Park and
hear tho Lyric Opera Company In this pro.
duc:i6n. On Sunday there will be grand
sacred concert, in which the whole COM
many will aDpear,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

Julse Spruance held session Of Or.
lnaD's Court THIS morning for the pur.
nose Of asCertaiu!1g tic amounts Of judg.
!ucnls against The shares of MCComb
CiaytOu and Annie and Jessie Maxwell in
their interest in the rcCognizunCcs given in
the Orphans Court by purchasers Of tho
reu cs ate Of the late Martha L, Clayton
Martin b Burrts appeared for the juhS.
meut creditors aud J, FranI; EiGgs Tor
St,, Clayton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

Secretary Of tho State Board Of Health
L. Frazer Is Of the opinion that Kent
county has produced the Oldest re- idenl+'
or recent dcn'hs there sixteen white men
and women had reached ME ripe old age
Of 50. One lived to be 81 years old, The
old people and their ages follow
Mrs. PUrne!l Tnlmnn, Sc years, Sallio
d. lloudrickson, So years; William Van
Kirk, SO years, Catherine Stewart, 81
years, Annie Z. GOlWin. S0yrars; Ann j..
Mliiltn, 81 ycP.rs, Martin Harrington, 81
years; Elias Sapp, G. years; Ann Battell,
- years; Rcbccca Bets, T. years; Susan
G Shaw, S. years; Wi.Iinm Lawrence, 81
years; Martini B!ldgrJaGk 81 years, .E!izt'
beth CLARK, 5! years, ANA +, EVorson, 81
years, A. 5, BuCkiGAu, 81 years,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

The panking CD the Washington street
bridge Is in such bad condition thu! blcy'
clio cannot be ridden over 1t without dan
ger Of boing pupctured. The plnnktng is
lull u sptints and should be replaced by u
Lettur grade Of timber, One party in rid.
Ing over 1t last evening had his wheel
puncturod In four different places The
members If the Levy Court should take u
look Il, the p!anks and order proper repairs
be malo Us enrly Ms prac iGabl0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

An accident occurred on tho P, w. g.
B Railroad about o'clock this morning
which caused considerable delay to u
southbound freight train. The train
parted just below Eddystone. but tho
engineer did not know that anything was
4 o matter until be reached ThurloW. The
forward section OF the broken train was
Lacked to where The cars had boon left and
the train coupled on again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
ON FRIDAY.
THE 23d DAY OF JULY, 1897,

' L.
at 2 o'clock p. M.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with two-story brick house thereon
erected, known as No. 1856 Union street,
situated in the city of Wilmington,
bounded and described rs follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on tho southeast
erly side of Union street, AZ The distance
of IA feet inches westerly from the cor
ncr formed by the intersection Of the
southeasterly side of Union street with
the southwpsterly side of Shallcross ave-
nue.; thence ssoutheostcrly aud parallel
with ShalCross avenue and passing
through tho middle Of the northcastcrly
division wall between this and the adj
joining house n feet to the northwestcrly
side of u 3fcet wide alley extending to
Shallcross avenue; thence southwestcrly
and parallel to Union street II feet =
inches; thence northwcstorly and parallel
to Shallcross avenue and passing through
the middle OF the southwesterly division
wall between this and tho adjoining
house r feet to the southoasterly side of
Union street aforesaid, and thence there
by northeastcrly II fcet 2 inches to the
place of beginning, be tho contents there
Of what It may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property Of William G. Guthrie and Annie
Y. Guthrie, his wife, and to be sold by
WILLIAM X. Finn, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Delaware.
July6 i, 1897.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
Old CoIorcd Woman Dead.

Mira Anderson. ono OF tho Oldest inmates
Of Tho Colored Folks Home Ht Rivergiow,
was buried yesterday afternoon III I!on
cemetery after service ut the Home Shs
had been Mt tho home for long time ana
was the first woman to die sincS Tho instl.
tuition has boon at Rivervicw She lived
at New Castle years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
DEATHS.

pALlIER-On july 7, 1897. at No. 1908
Market street, Margarotta Harding
Palmer, daughter OF John and Amanda
Gray Palmer, in the eth year OF her
Funeral services will be held ut tho
house on Friday afternoon, July 9TH, at
O'Clock, and interment will DO male IN
the Wilmington and Brandywire Gene.
terry. Relatives and friends are reap,ct-
fully invited.
Ashton July G, 1897. John r., infant
son Of John and Maria Ash, aged
months md 81 days.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully Invited to attend tho funeral
from tho parents residence. 1925 Pine
street on Thursday afternoon, July at
20 o'clock. Iurerment at R.vcrview
Cemetery.
McCLANE-On July 7, 1897. Mary J, Nc.
Clane, widow Of 3he late George +, Nc.
StCiauc, In her s0,h year. -
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the res-
Idenco OF her sonin lazy, Frank Platt, No.
7l3 East Teath street. Services at tho
house OF $50 o'clock. Friday after.
noon. Intcrmcnt at Riverview Cemetery.
FOULK-Op the 9th inst, .Cordelia r..
Foulk,
r Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock, from ths residence
of her sou in-law, L. i. Baylis, Thirty
second and Market streets. Intarncnt at
r R,yeryiew Cemetery.
|. THOMPSON-I this city on July 5, 1897,
Melville Thompson, aged Sycars.
Relatives and friends aud the menbers
OF Eureka Council, No l, lr., @. A. NJ,
and Wilmington Lodge, No !, A. o. U.
w. are Invited to attend tho funeral ser
vices to bo conducted by tho Rev. a. N.
kogwin at his late residence, 1899 Adams
street, on Wednesday afternoon AT b
o'clock. Intorment at Sharon, Pa
HoLJAND--O On July 8. 1897. Margaret.
wife Of Michael Holland.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend tie funeral from her late re- idonce
III Bird street on Thursday. High lnss
at 81, Paul'e II. c. Church at 0 O'clock In.
,etnsn. ~ Nav Cathedral Cemetery. |
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
Mint Juleps a Popular Drink,

Mist julcps IRE fnst bccomlng popular
,:n summer drink aud threaten TO sue
ccea beer, to Judge from what a
Seventh street saloon keerer says.
Yesterday he mixed nine.y eight OF
Inn nalatablc drink which was three times
as many as any other mixed drinks end
ono third the number of glrsscs OF beer
sold. This record was blishod betWean
10 o'clock in tho morning and midnight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

The Richardson and Robinson properties
at Newport will be damaged to the extent
Of $500 and $3.50 respectively by the Silver-
brook sewer and awards to that amount
have been made by Commissioners Thos:.
McCorkle, john S. Mullin, Benjamin r..
Bnrtram, Francis G. Simpson and Reuben
Sattlerthwaite
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
VIII fleet in Delaware City

II The State Board Of Health will meet In
Delaware City. Friday next, July y, at
1880 o'clock, a. IN. The. drainage OF the
Brick hotel and foul, dirty and sinking
COW pound, hog pen, and horse stable in
the middle of the town, which has annoy
Cd many people for years VIII be
condemned and removed. FRAZER
Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

The Pansy Circle gave q very pleasant
picnic 10 the farm Of Mr.. Mousley vi Rock
fnnd, July s. The day was spent In
dancing and games. Among those present
/, we're: Miss Smith, Miss Willis Bertha
|, Baldwin, Amy Dougherty, Lille Bald
win, Eflic Davidson, Eva Woodward, Mary
Meekman, Lydia Taylor and sister, JOIN
Townsend, David Mills. Mr Mahohey, w.
Ewsrtz, S. Hodgkiss. E. Kelley Luther
l MILL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

Jonathan x Clark's horse fell on East
Third stree, yesterday afternoon and while
the owner was assisting the animal to rise
be was kicked and had his left leg fractur-
ed DR. Samuel Ebert rendered thc neces'
sary medical aid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
sl,cllpot Parks Attraction.

Tho performances ut Shellpot Park con-
t,nue to grow n popularity Last night
I'm rroyc was throngcd with Interested
reopie Tho punk is en- idoal spotin warm
weather md TIE prospects gro that another
crowd Will be presont tonight, The bill
Of Monday will be continued throughous
tho xvank
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

Binding Inspector Grub to-day NIed
the following PERMITS Marion Wood Van.
sarl roof, Southwest corner Fourteenth
and Washington ttrGets. Valuation
81, O63. b. II. Downward alterations to
No gJ7 West Seventh street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

The actions of dog on Market street
Yesterday afternoon led pedestrians to be-
leve the animal was about to be attacked
with the rabies. Nenturcsome men call
ricd the dog into Hasson's saloon above
Eighth street, and doscd it, whercupon the
animal recovered and was allowed its
liberty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
E;nmensi Gun GLIB Score.

The score OF the Kiaincnsi Gun Club
shoot at Stanton, July 8, was as follows;
c. Smith, 10; w. Sinclair II; w, Allen,
16; 6, Smith, IS; G. Hubenk, 0; II. Mill
buru To- w Ruth T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
4 PASSION N MO sIyLaa "a

- = - = & !. &, B.
- yS -
Dur my lore, oh, my lore. w !
Ana oh, nsy love, % lately. u
Did 70 wander yondeF grove u
And sit awhile ssdntely,
For either I did sit beside sS
And do at length AZ you did y
Or memery Ia clean belied. fH l.
And as clean dsluded. 4
Wrong II may have been Of you. NJ
But II at least was tender, JET
To cay me no and pray me no
And go at length surrender.
And duty tits to cling and kiss
And keep the matter quiet; ~ 81
But not 10 rue, and ruling do.
And, having done. deny 1t,
Of leas. will ne'er deny
Thy favor, having won IT,
Who plucks planet from the sky
May wear 1t in his bonnet.
That star displayed for my cookade-
Shall oontrovert the SANDER
And bind. you to your yeoman true
As me to my commander.
p II. Iii
70 the land where re go Wv
Ye may not heckon mo.
In the ranks 50 shall know Il
Ye shall not reckon me. ~ '-'-
On the earth ye did move Z; u
As deep below as high above
All your surroundings.
cast plummet in your love
And found no sotndings.
Pools of heaven were your eyoss !,
* Yet they rejected not: g.,
Pitisd. reflected not 1900 Ia
One sinner paradise. .fNS
Was 1t time lost TO lean ~
Ny longing lip toward tho clean !
Waters Of healing.
Surprise the soul mine might have
been,
And ponder, kneelingi
speaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to ba partly cloudy,
Indicating showers, and continued hlgh
ta,nuernture. Somewhat similar condl-
tiuns will probably prevail on Friday.
Tho Thermometer Mt w. {. Taylor's
drug store, 3J2 King street, registered To-
day as follows:
. 7o'clook 10 o'clock ! o'clock
rs 81 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

Deputy Clork Of the Peace George Jan.
ver aud Clerk Clarence H. Clayton OF the
Recorder OF Deeds oiliCC will leave On
Friday for Il days trip, in which they
will visit Buffalo andgo thence y steamer
to Duluth afterwards stopping at 81 Paul
and Miunc4pOiis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07

Jacob ScAlcss residing at l0ll West
: Fifth street, died yesterday Ut Gpoplcxy.
He was 50 wears Of age
Corlela Fouik, aged II, died yesterday
Of hel residence Thiry.socond and Mar
kct streets,