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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
rAsxAaE rArxsr CASE.
Suits Brought Against Several Loca
Mnrnccn nnnulaeturerz

susts brought Against several Local
Morocco Manufacturers
The Tannage Patent Co. OF Philadel-
phia, has brought suit in the United
States court for this district against the
Ford Morocco Co, William b. Clerk,
Garrett & Barr and Charles Baird &
Co., OF this city. alleging Infringement
of patent. Service was made on all OF
tho local manufacturers named 10 the
suit, excepting Charles Baird i Co,
on Saturday afternoon. The hearing for
a preliminary injunction may take place
on February 26th.
The Tannage Co. seeks to restrain
the Wilmington firms from using a
patent glazed kid tannage process,
which 10 owned by them, and which,
they claim, the Wilmingtonians have
been making use Of in their business.
The patent process vas discovered
recently by a Philadelphia chemist
named Schultz. Z. Blumentbal & Go.
Immediately bought the patent and
subsequently, sold II to the Tannage
Patent Co, reEerving the right 10 use
1t themselves, and now the claim is
made by the Phi!advlphians that the
Wilmington manufacturers against
whom action has been taken have been
using tho patent process without paying
royalty. An injunction is asked for,
restraining them from using it.
The Wilmington manufacturers claim
that they are not using the patent, and
that therefore are not guilty of any
violation Of law. II is understood that
each one ~ the firms will eutsr dis
claimsr and that they feel confident Of
proving their innocence before any
court They take tue action gond
naturedly and DO Ent appear to be tbs
least bit worried as to the outcome OF
tho suits,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
RAiDED M TssURG Esrs.
a spanish Camp in Cabs Captured by n
Inr freLerIek Nunez.


Ipr Frederick Nuuez.
Ciucinna.i, o., Feb. ~. "A speciaI
to the Commercial Tribune, from
Havana, via Key West. Fla. says Mai
Frederick Nunez. the insurgent leader
in Pinar del Rio. and some Of Col
San Morton's guerillas had fight On
Wednesday west of Las Mangas, on tie
military road.
San Morton's men had charge Of
large convoy OF ammunition anu pro
visions. going TO San Cristobal Nunes
attacked the Spanish camp about mid.
night Ii was 90 the edge OF a vast
field OF tall dry grass. Nunez set tira
% it. and tho wind drove il right on
San Morton's csup. Tho Spaniard,
rushed out TO save their supplies, no,
suspecting raid, whereupUn the in.
surgents, with cries Of "Viya Cuba
Lihre, !" dashsd In. dealing death right
and left. Tbs Spaniards offered a
stout resistance. but after some shafp
fighting broke ani fed. leaving ali
their supplies and rack horses 60 the
insurgents. Twenty Srsnisrds and Il
Cuhans were killed. The later los,
Capt. Meduro, one of The holdcst scouts
in Maceo's old army.
Miradi, less than five r.iles from
Havana. was raided last night by ths
insurgents, and 10 houses were burned.
THIS ANAL Spanish garrison Withdrew
after firing few rounds. The insur.
gents looted the stores aud escaped.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
AHBissaDoR sxrARD.
An English Tady's Tribute 70 the Distii
ruIshed American

An English Ihdy's Tribute TO the Distin-
gnished American.
a recent letter from an English lady
to lady 10 Milford. this state, con
tanned the following:
Il quite agree with you as to the
Significance of the Queen's having
commanded Mr.. and hTs. Bayard 10
dine with her on Thanksgiving Day.
Apart from the courtesy of the act
itself, ii is tacit proof Of the cordial
recognition afforded throughout this
little old country of the Independence
OF her first cousins.
Fifty years ago-even 30 years ago,
when the terribls civil war was still
freah 10 mems minds--sueh an act on
the part of the social head OF this
country would not have been possible.
And as to your Ambassador, Mr..
Bayard. he il personally, and quite
aDart from bis official position, 20 very
popular over here-aud most deseryedly
$3.50 respected for his qualities oil
mind ana heart, and bis unusual tact
and conciliatory habits. that the regret
at his suppression is quite widespread.
He is man Of broad and sympathetic
EisWe, and he speaks as well add as much
TO the point at a school commemoration
dinner as at political banquet.
he is great man, and be has done
extremely well during period OF very
dangerous tsnson, now happily over. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

A Prizs Fight iE an Open Field PrecipI-
tates a tsenerai Fight.

A prize fight between Charles
Stretch OF this city and Samuel SpTigga,
a eoiored pugilist OF Gainesville, Pa,
was pulled OIL near Ayondale, Pa. on
Thursday night. The fight took place
in an open field. ami light was fur
uished by four largs lanterns.
liz the first rauAd Stretch was
knocked down, and His opponent struck
him twice while be- izss on the ground.
Sire tch's friends claimed the tigh. on
foul, which was allowed by the
referee. Stretch was not satisfied, how
ever, and the fight continued.
Sprlggs had slight advantage 10 the
second round, but Stretch evened mat
tiers up in the foyrth by knocking
Spriggs through the ropes.
In the fourth round some one nil
Srriggs in the hsadMith beer bottle.
.o1me one retaliated by striking Stretch
with blackjack, when general fight
rnsued, and the colored pugIlist and
his friends took to their heels and left.
Stretch was awarded the fight, which
wac witnessed by about 800 peonln.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

New York, Feb. II. The ferryboat
liackensack of the New York aud Cul-
legs Point Ferry Co., plying between
College Point and Ninety-ninTh street.
this city, was driven on tho rocks at
Sunken Meadows this morning. She
loft College Point at o'clock with
seven teams, their drivers and few
passenger for New York aboard. The
captain lost his bearings in the fierce
gallo and snow storm as he was round.
ing Randall's Island ana before he was
aware OF it the bow Of his buat
bumped upon the rocks. 1t ia said by
tho officials of the fhrryhoat company
that the boat ia considerably damaged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Yankee Doodle is claimed 10y many
nations. II was kown in England as
"Nankee Dnodle'' in the time of
Charles |. The Hpllauders had an old
song to this air called Yanlser Dudel. !"
IL Is said TO be also an oil French
vintage song. a native Hungarian air,
and the ancient music Of the sword
lance ~ the Eisuayans. In June. lI.l,
DIR. Richard schuckbuTgh. regimental
surgeon under Gen. Braddock. thought
tn play joke on the ragged, tattered
Cnntinentals by ralming OF the Nan
liea Duoile'i OF The timc Of Cromwell
anon the Colonial soldiers as the latest
martial music Ii at oucs became
popular. hut quarter of century
later tho joke seemed turned when the
Continental bands played this same
.'NanKea Doodle" az Lord CornWallis
marched out after surrender:ng mis-
army, his sword and the English
colonies in America 10 the Yankees. =
Ladies' Home journal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

4 handsome new memorial altar pre-.
sented by Mrs A. J. Cassatt in nirmnry
Of her father, the late Rev. Edward
Y. buchanan, d. D., was onsscrated 10
Christ Church, Philadelphia, Monday.
The ceremonies we're conducted by
Cishop Goldman, assisted by the Rev.
+. Ellis Stevens, ID. D., and the Rev.
Brancis q. Steinmitz. Bishop Coleman
preached the sermon. lie dwelt upon
the Significance Of special places az
sacred TO pubic worship, and referred
to the great historical interest attaching
to 30 sacred spot "a old Christ
Church. EIe paid glowing tribute TO
tho memory OF Rev. DR.. Buchanan, With
whom, from his OWE youth, he had
been personally acquainted. The bishop
closed his sermon with a reference to
the materialistic tendencies Of modern
wealth, and earnestly declared that no
more honorable use could be found for
wealth than in Identifying and sua-
tanning the worship, on earth, Of the
eternal God.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth b.
McComb, widow of Col. Henry S. Nc
Cont. took place Friday afternoon from
her late residence, Eleventh and Market
streets. Services were conducted at
the house by the Rev. Il. A. McCurdy,
ID. D., pastor Of Central Presbyterian
Church Tho pail bearers were Edward
Belts, Charles Baird, Henry e, Rohin-
son, Judge lgnatius g. Grub, Col.
Henry 4, du P0nt, Gen. Il. G. Walt
hail. Senator from Mississippi, Samuel
Bancroft, Jr,, and John Biggs. Inter
ment was made in the Wilmington and
BrandyWine cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

The congregation and pastor of Sacopd
Baptist Church closed the morning
service Sunday with feeling OF sat.
jsfaction. This was born OF the favor
able results OF tho subscription for the
reduction Of the church debt. The
debt on tie handsome edifice amounts
20 about 81, OF this sum it was
iHsired to secure the promise Of 50, 800.
When the various subscriptions were
announced they ware found to aggregate
about -. 500. The sums are payable
within year, and it will mean year
Of self.denial to many Of the cub.
gcribera.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
As onDgR o. nEcEIrsas.
Stanford Manufacturing ca. Wants Its
Money Bsek-Chancsry Court.

Stanford Manufacturing ca. Wants Its
Money saeK-Chancsry Court.
Chancellor Nicholson held a session
Of the court OF chsncery at the Court
House Monisy. Christopher L. Ward,
representing the Stamford MHnuiac.
turing Co OF New York City. secured
an order on the receivers. j. II. Grimm
and William Berl. OF the Delaware
Liquorice Manufacturing Co., to show
cause Why they should not refund to
the Stamford company tho amount Of
1928 paid by it at toe receivers sale OF
tho machinery Of the liqunrica com
psny; also to show cause why they
should not refuud tbs amount paid
them as compensation rs receivers, ana
Why they should not be removed from
the receiEership.
II is alleged that representations and
Inducements were made TO the STAN
ford company which were false. The
urtler was mazda Teturnable March 22d.
Tbs receiTers are represented by Peter
J.. Cooper, Jr.
On motion Of J. Frans Biggs. Charles
and Frapcis G.. Clement wero given
permission TO draw ont money from
the estate of john Clement. Cour,
then adjourned until Monday next.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Special Correspcndence OF oazsrte HnuJorrnAl
FELTON,, Feb. l5.-Robert Peck, a
lawyer Of Scranton. Pa, and Misa
Eleanor Murray, daughter Of the Hon.
and Mrs. George II. Murray of Viola,
wore married in the Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday, the Res. Richard
DnwnsB officiating. DR.. j. l.. Pack Of
Philadelphia was best man, and Miss
Margaret Price, also Of that city. was
maid of honor. Tho brides brothers,
II. II. Murray Of Auburn, N. T.. y.
b. Murray OF Viola, George II. MURRAY,
Jr., of New Haven, Conn, ami T. r.
Murray Of Wilmington, were uEhers.
Miss Lulu Stevenson Of FELTON,, pre-
sided at the organ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

The title "Iiales Honey of li0rehound
and Tar is key to all the ingredients Of
that invaluable remedy for diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its three cOmpuneuts are
known to tie whole world for their healing
soothing aud COMMUNICATING properties
and the proportions in which they are com.
binei III tins famous pulmonc render it, by
all odds, the mos; potent preparation known
fnr the radical cure of Coughs, Colds, In.
llueuHt, Hoarseness, Bronchial difficulties,
and MI diseases tending 70 Consumption.
Nuld by druggists everywhere. Price q
yeuts 20 cents and 81. Get the large size
iikes IoothaChe Drops cure in one minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
F4rHER,s rgSsE4scr.
Attempt of james At,nuTe to Kill Ills
Daughters Alleged tietrayer.

Daughters Alleged Betrayer.
Lancaster, Pa, Feb. 10. james Al.
more of New York, who Travelled oil
over the country in caravan, giving
exhibitions in country towns, at,
tempted to kill George Shade at Oak
ahnde, in tho lower part OF this county,
on Saturday.
Atnurs's wife and 13.yeRrs.o dRugh.
Ter Travelled with him, and Shade, who
is over six feet tall and weighs about
80 pounds, was employed as helper.
On Friday the Atmores discovered that
the girl had been ruined by shade and
would become a mother. The father
started out TO find Shade, but did not
disco, sr him until Saturday, when hs
at once opened fire on him with re-.
yolver, shooting several times. A II The
shots missed, and Shade ran intn a
woods nearby, whore no was captured
by constable, who brought him to the
Lancaster jail, where no is locked up.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Tho eighth annual report of the re-
lief department Of the Baltimore Il
Chic Railroad Co.. which has just
been issued, shows sseetB amounting
to sT27, liz. b, with liabilities amount
ing to s72, 301. %. The disbursements
during the year aggregate s3S0. jB7. Is,
At which s324, 02G. 81 was paid in sick
and death benstit5, the number paid
being IL, 93l. In the savings feature
tic deposits during the year amounted
to S244, 97l03, and the amount loaned
was slS5. 5li.G], which was expended
n building BIG houses, buying so.
improving 1872 and releasing liens on
ilG houses,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

The Pussy q Jones Co. have laid the
ksel for tho new iron hull propeller
steamer TO he used as a combined tow
ing ana general merchandise vessel for
service on the coast of Mexico. The
Dimensions of the vessel will TO as fol.
lows Length on dock, 100 feet breadth
Of beam, ~ feet; depth Of hold, feet
8 inchea. She will have q sped Of Il
miles per hour. When completed she
will ho fitted with four water tight bulk
heads, and will also have two masts
With iib, foreaail, mainsail and neces.
sary rigging.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

San Francisco. Cal, Feb. ID. Tho
nolics raided the gambling dens Of
Chinatown last night, aud arrested 500
Chinese. Tho raid was surprise TO
The Chinese AMI they were caught with
their establishments in fill blast. a
full company, 90 officers, was dis.
strhbuted throughout Chinatown, and
tho gambling places were raided stimuli
taneously. A number Of pgtrol wagons
we're in waiting, aud the Chinese were
hustled oil to jail az fast as they were
caught,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

That observance of ST. Valentines
day il on the wans is clearly evidenced
IRON the small amount Of extra mail
matter handled by the local postal
authorities. In former years for several
rlays previous 10 the advent of tbs day
The increase 10 mail matter was very
evident whio this year there was no
perccptihle increase until Saturday
morning Similar reports were from
postal authorities about the country.
In addition, the stationery stares about
tho city DO not carry as large supplies
aa formerly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
nEr rkprr4r nrrLpsse.
Painting Contract Observation-Disclosures
Man us EpetuseT.

Man ms Ensins-r.
IEohsun & Co. Of Washington, ID. O.,
have received the contract for painting
az the new Federal building. The con-
tract prics il SLOT, and the work ia
To lie done within IS days. Ten bids
had bssn received for the work, four
OF the bidders being Wilmington
houses.
On Saturday William G. Mcintyre
of Washington. d. c., was sworn 70 as
engineer ~ the new tuilding. He lives
al No. 1925 Third street, n. E., Wash.
ingtnn. SeEeral Wilmington men were
applicants for the position, and wanted
to take an examination for II, hut were
not given The opportunity. Mr.. Nc.
lntyre has arrived in Wilmington. but
has not gone to Wors yet, because the
building is still in the hands OF the
cgutFactOfs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
THE G0IsG FOKTH.


Eowf fur along the darkenet swaTd
he winter snow is white.
will ~ forth To meet my Lord
And Welcome Him tonight.
The solemn stars III heaven wait; \
The swaying sea is dim.
will go ONT beyond my gate
And find my way 10 Him. -,
in lighted fnnes the choirs Of praise
Lift up their anthem sweet,
] will 90 forth along the ways
To iind and clasp Ills feet.
AGross my hearth the night winds moan;
My doors are opened wide,
Into tho night pass alone
10 lind my Christmas.tIde.
-Hafpers Iazar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
Winter Departlnent neceipts.

Oily Aulitor Tyle is auditing the
books of the Water Department for
January. Tho receipts for the month
wore sl03, 6sS. 42, as against ll3, 760. So
for tho same psriod last year. About
The sane number of people paid their
renta, as this year a rebate Of 10 per
cont was a!awod during the month,
while last year the face OF the bill was
charged. During this month there will
be d rebate Of per cent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Patent leather Shoes reqtiire TO look
we'll They should DO wiped with a
damp snonge and aftorward with soft,
dry cloth, and occasionally with a
cloth damponed with y little sweet oil.
i|lackea and polish the edges OF the
relies IN tho usual way, but 10 not
cover tho patent heather with the
hlhcking. a cloth nioistened in little
milk may he used on patent leather
With good effect. = Philadelphia RECORD
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
Idept,0c,,inn az a M,,,ma,

Little Rock, Ark. Feb. Ii. The in
nanc man in the Fulton county Jail at
Salem, Ark. is believed to BIO George
Tay lor, one OF the murderers of the
Meeks family. lie says his name is
C.harles Hampton. jeff Hunt, travel
ling man, who claims to have been
acquainted with tho Tsylors, SAYS that
III has seen tho mailman and that he
% none other than George TAYLOR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Ths will OF tho late Judge Leonard
+. Wales was admitted 10 probate by
Register OF Wills Crossan on Monday
The will was made on February 9Th and
was witnessed by William q. Snru-
auce, william G. Spruance. Jr, and
Miss Krusen. 1t is a brief paper in
which tho Judge leaves the bulk of his
property to his brother, DR.. John p.
Wales, and his sister Mrs. Josephine
Bissell in common, Lennard Il. Wales,
Jr., ia made the executor of the estate. :.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
Funeral of ), O,ond Etlto,t.

The funeral Of J, Cloud Elliott took
place Friday from his late residence,
No. 1913 Delaware avenue. Bishop
Coleman and Arehdeacon Hall con-
Quoted the sarvices. The honorary
hearera were Chief Justice Charles b.
Lore and David Lindsay anil tho follow.
ing vrsirymen of st. Johns Church
Francis &. du Point, Edward q. Brad.
ford, William j. Fisher and Austin Ilar-
,.in
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Special CoTreSpondence oi Gazette and Journal
loves, Feb. Is. The recently
organized piIots' club has elected the
following officers: President, William
f. Marshall; Secretary and Treasurer,
j. X. RowIand; Marine Reporter,
Thomas J. virdun: Supervising Archi-
tect, PR. Schellinger; Auditors, John
II. Kelley, j. FRANK Macintre and
Thomas Il. Carpenter. The new steam
uliotboat will ha put on her station
about June let. She will probably be
named Philadelphia,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
l,osa oyerssrrs.

'ec;aiCarFespoausaeeo Gazette and Journal
Georgetown, Feb. Is. Tho Sussex
county Levy Court, nm Wednesday,
elected the following road overseers :
William W. Hazard, Elisha @. Lingo.
Samuel J. Howsrd, George A. Clifton.
James Ii. virden. Joseph W. Hunter
aud Selby Thomson, Indian River hun
tlred; john Smith BroaukiIn hundred ;
solomon Deputy. ir.. Cedsr Creek
hundred. 1t also elected the following
trustees of the pur: stephen +. Big
zaul, Indian River hundred; james ii.
Wright, broad Ureek hurried: Will
liam Il. Phillips, Little Creek hun
dgeil: Jabez Wiley, Northwest Fork
hundred. An appropriation OF $500.
for Smelling ROAD in Nanticoke hun
bred, was granted with the under
4tarding that property owners on the
said road contribute q like aum. This
10 tho inauguration Of plan by which
it is hoped that tho principal roads 10
The county will rs she!led. Levy Court
man Hatfield 10 cndeavoring to obtain
an appropriation for sheliing the road
from Georgetown to the Sussex county
Aimahouse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

bishop Curtis mas appointed Father
Francis, Order of at. Benedict, Of the
Church of the Sacred Heart, to no ten.
porary assistant priest at st. Anne's
Church, to fiji the vacancy causod by
the death of Father Crowley, which
occurred several weeks ago. Father
Hillary, abbot Of the i;enedictna
Priests, will grant Father Hugo of the
Sacred Heart Church an assistant
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
I;esoIntinn of Resneot.

We. the memheTs of the Seventh
Ward Single Tax Club, hereby extend
our heartfelt sympathies to the bfrcayed
family Of our late brother, John IIanhy.
lie wurked for tho brotherhood Of man
and dlei in the Fathorhool OF God,
and We order a copy Of this resolution
sent to his wife aud be published in
Justice and tho daily papers.
William J. Hogan, Secretary,
Seventh Ward Single Tax Club.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. i3.-The Rev.
]. $. Hopkins. pastor of the First
Methodist Church. has returned
from long "trip North. Last night he
rendered his resignation 10 tho church.
1t transpres that President elect Nc.
kinley, wishing 10 recognize DIR. Hop.
iiins' support. has rendered him the
choice between tho Crack mission and
the regency OF the S.nithsonian Insti.
tutn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 10. Two Italians
fought duel last night at the foot Of
the Columbus monument, in Late Front
Park, and the challenger. lIatiste Mel
leEi, was shot TO death by Jospeh
ioFnaacerie. Tho duel was deliberately
damned, the men quarrelliug over the
pubiect OF anarchy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Special Correspondence Il Gazctteanh Journal
Camden, Feb. Is. While Mrs.
Samuel Sardo and her son, Robert
Sarde, were driving to Dover on
Thursday their team ran away and tho
carriage was demolished The occu-
pants Of the vehicle were slightly
bruised, and the horse was crippled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18
seems as L eonsumption always plcka

Seems ~ il consumption always picks
out the brightest and hast. Fully uuu.
sixth Of all the deaths that occur in
the world are caused by consumption.
Many thinGI were once considered i'm
possible, 1t would be Htrango il medi.
cal scienCa did not make anme progress.
Tho telegraph and telephone, tho
phonograph, tho electric lIsht--al were
once impossible, and once it was impus.
allie to cure consumption. That was
before the time Of DR.. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Taken according
to directions, this standard remedy viii
cure ~ per cent ui all rgsea of con
sumption. C0nsumati0n is caused and
iosterod ny impurity in the blood. 1t
is curad by purity and ricbnras in
tue bl0od-sureig, certainly cured hy
the Medical Discovery" 1t builds
NJ solid healthy lgsa and vigorous
strength.
DR.. Pierco's Common Sense Mod ical
Advisor Il 1905 page iaer!icaI work, pro.
fuBely illustrated, will DO sent free On
receipt Of q one cont stamps to cuyar
postage orly. Address, Worlds Dis.
! peuaary Medical Association. Buffalo.
n. y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-02-18

Clinton Grubb of No. 9l7 Linden
etfeut, a fireman in tho employ Of the
baltimore s. Ohio railroad. slipped on
Friday while pulling the fire, ard fell
beneath the engine. Ore Of the
waeuIs struck the right arm rear tie
elbow, crushing it very hadly. He Was
taken to the Delaware Hospital.