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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
HRtriotic SnciefIeS Inita.

Cincinnati, Oct. ia plan Of per-
manent union Of two patriotic societies
so nearly similar In name and purpose
was agreed upon yesterday. They are
the National Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution and the General
Society of the Sons of Revolution. Both
societies met in separate sessions yes
tsrday and adopted the plan of union
proposed by a conference committee
with some amendments. The Sons Of
the Revolution came to a decision after
a long debate. in which considerable
opposition developed. The name agreed
upon is the Society OF the American
Revolution,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
BATTLE WITH SHEPHERDS.
A Conflict in Idaho Results in tho
Killing OF Four Mon.

A Conflict In Idaho Results in tho
Killing OF Four Mon.
Pocatello. Idaho. Oct 13.-News just
received from Long Valley. in WASH
ington county, says there has been a
battle between the settlers and the
shepherds. in which four men were
killed and ono dangerously wounded.
Details are meager, but 1t seems that 10
Of the settlers warned tho sheep men
to leave the valley. and when they re-
fused made an attack upon the sheep
camp. Thirty shots Were fired by the
settlers. and man named Barber was
killed The sheep men then returned
the fire, killing three Of the settlers.
The rest of the attacking party fled.
The trouble Is the outgrowth of the
strained relations that have existed in
that section between the settlers and
sheep men for some time. It Is not an
uncommon thing for the stock to be
MANNED and hay stacks burned. and
even settlers and sheep men exchange
shots. but no one has heretofore been
killed. Officers have left Weiser for
the scene of the trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Business Good for the Banks.

Thpio IL al increase in the amoursS or
moneJ on deposit and subject to check in
the iive n .tiUnnl banhs in our city over
last year. Ths increase in deposits is
$3G2, 39a 60 and in loans ANA discounts
SIT, ,545 49, The loans and discounts show
eoncusively that business has begun to-
revive in our city An average of in
creased deposits show mora money on
hand. however, and il therefore sign of
good times Tho average increase III de-
posits Is $72, $50. 81 and the average increase
in loans and discounts $i5,5OG9"
The comparison by banks with he re-
port Of the same period last yeM-October,
1876, is interesting, and is as follows:
DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK,
Bank. 1897 1893. Increase.
Wilm. and Brandywinc-
s 06s, ,Os7.8 85 . $50, 45o.ls' 8 1S4le.S3
ass, ,olo37 ss1 ,o35es se.9soH
1905. sOs.gs 1,lol,1sZsl so7,7slo7
6l7,oSl44 554,3ola3 es,Gso.al
9s.s4s7s sl4ooosa s4,ess 80
1924, ,90s. II s2,9ll 1888 4s $685., ,3aa 60
HDecrease,
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS.
Bank: 1897. 1S96. Increase.
Wilmington and Brandvwine-
& S38 934.3l 3 Sl749h72 5 2l,4lO.59
Delaware
4S6s54.55 454, ,ay7S1 12, 55i.4
Union
l,101, ,g0351 1,O63,6S076 1HS3l2.75
First
s29,723ll S20.23773 S,4s5.3S
Central
466. .471.06 409,722.03 5e,749 93
TOTALS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
The Afflicted.

Tho widow of the late Thomas kinscy,
who is residing with her daughter. Mrs.
I.arllin, Mt kennett Square, Pa, il serious.
" indisposed She Is III her S9th year and
,ip to within few weeks has been quite
we'll Her age is such. however, that her
symptoms arc now rather alarming.
James Carpenter of Centrcville, contiu.
urs very unwell, as he is unable to lilo
down and obtain necessary rest on account
of diiliculty in breathing. Heis in his SJth
year and tine improvement OF his health Is
not probable.
Alfrel Il. Ewing, tho w. & N. r. r..
conductor who has been i'll at his home No.
1911 Linden street, fer u month, is pa.
ticnt sufferer. Last week ho recovered
sufficiently to go out but suffered relapse
ami has since been on the verge of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Ewing is a member of kcokuk
Tribe of Red Men and was to have becn
raised to senior sagamoro's chair last
Thursday night, but his illness prevented.
Tho members of the order are frequent
visitors 1t will be several weeks before
he will be out again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
A yjsJt to the SoIdicrS UOms,

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred DUPONT Carpenter,
of Christians Hundred, returned q few
days ago from avisit to tho soldiers
Home at Hampton, Va, and other points
Of interest in the vicinity. The Home they
described as great place, the 2,OCO in
matos being properly provided with every
thing necessary to comfort and convent
enco. Many of the old soldiers, however.
havo fought their last battle, several fun.
erals having occurred during their visit.
Thomas kinscy brother Of Mrs. G., who
served in the Pcnna. Calvary. Is an inmate
Of this Homo, and continues GO suifef at
times from wound in tho foot. having
lost IL number Of bones. although 1t WAS
made over thirty years ago. The visitors
speak highly Of tho salubrious climate,
being greatly invigorated by the trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Reading, Pa. Oct. 13.-This section
was visited by one OF the heaviest
downpours III several years yesterday.
and the greatest food in the history Of
Nicolls street was the result. Cellars
were filed. and the water In that
thoroushfare was six to eight feet
deep. The residents " Nicolls street
were taken out of their second stories
with difficulty. and with the aid Of
boats and hook and ladder trucks. At
Fifth and ButtOnwood streets there Is
q market house five feet below the
pavement line. This hollow was flled
with water. and the lives Of 200 peo-
pie were imperilled. Forty women were
carried out on the backs Of men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
The DISPUTED Boundary Line,

At Washington yesterday, tho case in.
volving tho boundary limo between New
Jersey and Delaware, which has been Oh
the docket for 20 years. came up before
the Supreme Court.
Attorney General Grey Of New Jersey
moved for an order foF decree pro con.
fsss in the interest of New Jersey.
1t was stated by Mr. Grey and confirmed
q q Delaware, i ih Tiki the the In pnroceedlns looking
to the definite establishment Of tho limo
had been instituted In March, 1877, and
had been postponed by stipulation from
ono term of court to another. Senator
Gray suggested another continuance of tho
case until the beginning Of the next term
Of court, with the understanding that II in
the meantime the case wns not settled, 1t
should be taken oil the docket.
This solution Of the problem was ac-
ceptel by tho Court. The case involves
the control OF fishing rights in the Della.
ware River.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Grand Army Appointments.

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct l2.-icn. F. s.
Goblin, of Lebanon, commander.ln.ch chief
VI tho Grand Army of the Republic, Is
sued general orders to-day through AdJu'
,ant General Stewart, announcing these
appointments; ~
inspcctor r.General--AlonzoW Williams, uf
5 lence. II. |.
Judge Advocate. .General-Eil Torrance,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Senior Aide.de. .Camp-Milton A. G..
Herst, Lebanon, Pa.
Executive Committee of tho National
Council of Adminisl ra,iOn-E. X Monfort
Cincinnati; +. NJ. Sterrett, ST. Louis;
william II. Armstrong, Indianapolis;
Robert W. Hill, Canadaigua n. Y;
Thomas w. Scott, Fairfield, ILL.,. Luman
l.. Caldwell. DEBORAH, Iowa; Elwood
Crnic. Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
A French "Jaek the Ripper"

Lyons, France, Oct. 13.-A shepherd
named Vacher has been arrested al
Belley, department of Ain, A miles
from this city, charged with commit.
ting series Of so-called Jack the
Ripper" murders. He has confessed
to killing three shepherds. three girls
and two old women. Vacher, the au.
thorities say, was formerly confined te
an asylum for the insane. The mur.
ders appear to have been actuated by
pure bloodthirsty instincts, as the VIC
Tins were all poor people. They were
terribly mutllated after their throats
had been cut, and all the women were
criminalIy assaulted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
TEXAS TRAM ROBBERS.
-Four Men Go Through a Train in
Broad Daylight.
n0BBEE SHOT THE CONDUCTOR
Because tho Latter Refused to Stop
the Train-Then the Gang Eelieved
tho Passengers Of Their Cash, But
Failed to Get at the Express Safe.

F0lloO 10 OeC AZ INC EkpreSs oaio'
= ttCs.,i
Austin, Tex. Oct. iS-Last evening
at $3.50 o'clock, IN broad open daylight.
and within u miles of the corporate
limits Of this city. southbound can
non ball train on the International and
Great Northern railroad. consisting OF
mail, baggage and express cars and
three coaches, loaded with passengers,
was held up by four men and robbed.
The conductor of the train, Tom Healy.
was shot by the robbers while resist
Ing them, but fortunately was not seri.
Dusly wounded. One OF the passengers
had his shirt collar carried away by q
pistol ball that was aimed at his neck.
and another received q bullet wound
In the hand. The passengers were
robbed of some 5000 In money. The
bandits attempted to rife the safe in
the express car, but were unsuccessful.
When the train reached McNeill.
small station II miles above this city.
two men. heavily armed. boarded the
train and took their stand on the rear
platform. After the conductor had
checked up the train he reached the
platform, only to find q pistol at either
side of the back Of his head. The men
ssn,o na.d th.t he atom the train, Hc
sao,,naa to IA no and beran to run
ihro,,gh tho train. with the two robbers
i, ,,oso n,rsuit He had not gone half
Tho Ianrth ~ the arst car when the
sor.r,ost rohber shot Mt him, bring
In. h,r, IN tba aoor with a. pistol
wound In IN. right arm. e.
A. mi. 1,,,cture the other robber
,uI,.d ths b.ll cord. and the train WAS
hrouvht IN a st.ndstill. It was evil
dentiv at the appointed place, for the
Train had handy STONED before two
,thsr wan whose faces were covered
,y;th masIr. stepned out from among
+hs traes and began shooting into the
rars Instantly all was confusion, The
two mcn ON the train were Immediately
1o;ned hv those from the woods and
hegon their work A the colored train
rorter snr.np from ths rear coach and
ran FOR shelter a rohber began shoot
sua ot b,r, and tha negro emptied a
-svo,var in return without effect
Tho a,nrsss MESSENGER looked out of
III. oor ana "a p,ne in m. s,tuation left
sha oar ana -. ~ throueh the woods and
,..s Sow lost to .,uht The rohbsrs in
sha ,aontina ,a.vinp two men to
- H. thr.a ,oo,has uhich u,ora
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Denver, Colo. Oct 13-The latest
feature of the Union Pacific consolida-
ton scheme is one Of great interest In
Denver and to this state at large. 1t
includes the consolidation Of the Kan
sas Pacific with the Gulf. and a COM
bination between the Kansas Pacific
and Missouri Pacific whereby the fast
est through service ever attempted be-
tween St. Louis and Denver will be in
augurated. The Gulf road will operate
the Kansas Pacific after the reor-
ganization of the former road. General
Dodge will In nll probability be made
president of the Gulf system after its
REORGANIZATION.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
-----------
rleetiuy of Social Workers..

The Social Workers Of Salem NJ. F..
Church, White Clay Creek Hundred
met on Saturday evening at the pleasant
home of Mrs. Paul tiillis, near FaTnhnrs".
This program consisted of singing. ,rea'ling
and recitations, Two selections by Mrs.
Lille Eas5burn were warmly pra se'l. A
sumptuous repast was also served and 1t
proved very essential part OF tho ehter-
tainment. The meeting next lhoiith
will bo al the home Of Mrs George Appl"Gy
near Bear Station. The ladies never
weary in we'll doing, and 1t is light that
the brethren should cndeasur 10 hold up
their h.uls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Servian Brigands on Trial.

Vienna. Oct. 13.-The trial OF 200
Arigands and receivers Of stolen prop
erty Is proceeding at Tschaischak. in
Eeryia. The evidence has revealed sys-
tematic plundering and numbering of
members of the Liberal party at the
instigation Of Radicals. Deputy
Tajsitch. well known Radical mem
Der of the assembly. was arraigned
as an accomplice of the brigands. but
the Radical minister of Justice pro-
cured hts release. and II Is expected
that the same influence will secure tho
ecQuittal Of the others. The trial has
developed horrifying evidence of the
torturing Of victims with red hot irons
before robbery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Henry G. Conrad in st. Johns Church
last night spoke on "The Worth of Life"
Tt was the first of o series of feutertainmen ts
the special feature of which will be lectures
of direct bearing upon the condition and
advancement OF the peoplc, given under
the auspices of St. Johns Chapter, Broth.
erhood Of st. Andrew.
Mandolin selections were given by
Messrs Baker, Lawrence and Miss Porter.
They were Of Il high order and very ably
executed. At the conclusion OF tho enter-
tainment n motion was made by Judge
Bradford 60 give vote OF thanks to thoss
who contributed to tho evenings pleas.
ure.
Tho next cntertainmct will take place
on October 26. Lewis Redner Of Philadel.
phia will bo the speaker of the evening.
There will be o musical programme rcn.
dared
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

New York, Oct. 13.--Emmett c. Glib
son. the promoter, vice president of the
Akron Street Railway and Illuminating
company. and said to be associated
In business with General Samuel
Thomas and J. 3. Clews. Of New York.
who was arrested on the 7th Inst. on o
charge of attempting to pass a worth
less check for s64O. was discharged yes
terday. The complainant. r. Il. Slim
son. auditor Of the Hotel Netherand
and Imperial. said to Magistrate Hedges
that he did not believe that Gibson had
any intention Of defrauding him. Glib
son showed letters from prominent bus
mess men In this city certifying to his
good character.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
A Coincidence.

A few days ago in making O notice or the
barber shop Of Mrs Parker, No. 1903 East
Second st., we mentioned the name of the
manager, Joseph Sherer. A copy Of the
paper happened to reach Thomas f. Hunt,
formerly OF Marshallton, who some four
years ago located in Sacramento, CAL, and
seeing tho notice he Immediately wrote to
Mr. Sherer, saying that he would have
written long ago, but ho had forgotten his
last name W. mention the fact merely
to show how strangely information Is con
veycd thousands Of miles by casual para
graph.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Serious Charge Against Detectives

Serious Charge Against Detectlvcs.
Bloomsbury, Pa. Oct. 13.-Constabla
Wesley Knorr wet to Reading yester-
day with detective and arrested Hem
ry Matz and H. c. W. Matz, the prln-
cipal detectives for the defense in tho
Wintersteen dynamite trial. They are
charged. upon information of John
Faust, W. v. Riffert and Emma Wicket.
with criminal solicitation to commit
perjury and subordinatlon of perjury
In the Waller Wintersteen case last
May. They gave $1,000 bail each for
n OnDearanCe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Colone, burnstt's Successor.

Harrisburg, Oct l3.--Secretary Of the
Commonwealth David Martin an
nounced the appointment last night Of
Richard L. Cochran. Of York. as dep
uty secretary. Mr.. Cochran takes the
place Of Colonel James E. Barnett.
whose resignation was asked for by the
secretary. Tho new deputy has ac-
sspted, and will assume the duties of
the ofIlcs next Tuesday. EIe Is q men,
bsr Of tho York bar. and Is about a
years Of are,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Tho attention of tho Street and sewer
directors ~ directed TO tho gutter an Fifth
street west Of West street. The gutter is
hiuh which allows water to flow over tho
street making continually puddle. Thts
condition will be morc serious in cold
weather as an ico crop will then he created
Before the department remedies tho de.
'eot 1t would bu we'll for tho residents to
keep the gutter clean, leaves and MT h
contributing somewhat to tho trnssnt
condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
The Best Route to the West.

The Baltimore and Ohio X. H. Is the
shortest, quickest and cheapest route to the
West, Northwest and Southwest; running
frequent ira ms through without change;
equipped with day coaches and pullman's
finest cars.
The Baltimore and Ohio Is tho scenic
,oud ut America, passing through Wash.
iu.tun, Mt which point u stop over OF ten
days Is nllnwod On nii tickets.
for rate, aud iull Information writo Or
APPLY 10 II. A. Miller Pas. Agent, vii
minytun. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Next Sunday and Monday havn been set
annrt MS the time when all churches and
Sunday schools throughout the land will
meet for universe! prayer.
The Delaware State sunday School AS
ISOLATION has requested pastors to preach q
SPECIAL sermon on Sunday Oh the claims of
the sunday school and tho necessity for in.
creased preparation and conservation on
the part of tehchcr1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Washington. Oct. 13.-The Chicago
and Alton and other railroads having
filed petitions with the interstate COM
merce commission asking for extension
Of the time within which their cars are
required to be equipped with automatic
couplers and power. or train brakes.
the time fixed by the act Of congress
being Jan. ]. 1898. the commission has
made an order that on Wednesday,
Dec. l. It will hear such petitions AS are
filed on or before Nov. 15. and at which
time all persons interested for or who
oppose an extension Of time may ap-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Acre So tho English Channel by Balloon

AIniens, France, Oct. l3.--The balloon
of Mr.. Charles Pollock. who started
from Eastbourne. England, yesterday
morning in an attempt to cross the
channel, descended safely at 4:3O yes
terday afternoon near Domart-in-
Somme. IA miles northwest Of Amiens.
Mr.. Pollock says the trip was a great
success. The distance from East
bourne to Domart-in-Somme is about
1G0 miles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
sudden Friendship Ends in Crime.

sudden FrlondshIp Ends In Crime.
New York, Oct. 13.-Gottfried Tletz
aged 26 years, and Johanas Boyson
aged %, sailors. met yesterday for the
first time at Washington street board.
ing house, and spent the Afternoon
and evening drinking and talking to-
gether. Boyson's conversation was
mainly devoted to talking about a
beautiful girl he had met somewhere
on his travels. Finally Tietz said that
the tale made him weary" This en-.
gered Boyson, and he shot Tietz in the
breast. and then shot himself in the
abdomen. Boyson soon afterward died
Tintz's wound Is fatal one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Tho Chester High School football team
Is coming to Wilmington on Thursday
with tho intention Of winning from tn,
Wilmington High School. The Chester
IIieh School team has couple Of new
players, and tho placing of the players for
tho different positions has made a greh
change in the team, Us will be seen In tn,
following lineup:
Longbotham, left end; Carton, LET
tackle; Ingram left guard; W orrilow
center; Rhodes right guard; l.. Arm
strong, right tackle; Horsey. right end
Harvey, quarter. b Armstrong, LEI
hali-back; Frnton, right halibacS
Mari or full back.
The game will DO ~ Front aud Union
q r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Al. Il. Davis, Jeweier. . Il. Ind u

DIR. sirnms' vegetable liver pills lead
hs world as the famous euro for sick
headache, liver complaint. kidney dis
eases, stomach trouble, costiveness, dys.
pepsia, sudden colds otc. No gripping or
sickniny yet they operate surely II nu
orandly. s5 cents. Six boxes 81. Sold whole
sails aid retail at 6O6 King street, vii.
rning;on, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Chattanooga. Tenn. Oct l3.-The
municipal election yesterday resulted
In the overwhelming defeat Of the Re-
publican ticket. Colonel Ed Watkins.
the Democrat. was elected by ss5 ma
1ority. The Democrats elected six out
Of the eight aldermen. This city ID
normally Republican by from 400 to
g0o There was very light vote. only
$500 being cast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Young Girl Attempts Murder.

Cleveland, Oct. 1s.-May c. Darling,
ID years old, entered the ofilce Of H. G.
Powell. attorney. In the Cuyahoga
building, yesterday. and pulling re-
yolver frsd at him. She missed. and a
desperate struggle then ensued between
me man and woman. Occupants Of the
adjoining Offices separated them. Miss
Darling claims that Powell ruined her.
He denies Il. She was arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
$3,a74,9 ss,9ll,6ss 4s s663,329.G 50
s3,sls, g77.4l $3,5s5, 1926 5 aa7,54a39
Dental Plant Sale.

Tho receivers sale of tho plant of the
Wilmington Dental Manufacturing Com
pany was resumed yesterday afternoon.
The building and grounds at ltivcrviow,
including the boilers, large ongine ana
shafting were purchased by Mr SiDicy.
for S4,l6O He was also purchaser of the
King street factory. The personal prop.
erty was sold In small lots. Some of Tho
light pieces of machinery, such a' lathes,
etc, sold from 500 rs high as $l5l each
The bidding was spirited, but the prices
received except for some pieces of mauhln-'
cry, were usually low.
About one thousand lots were unsold.
Tho return of tho sale must DO mado to
the United States Court on next Tues
Hay
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Harrisburg. Oct. l3.-The designations
of Colonel George H. North. Of Phlla-
delphia, assistant adjutant general OF
the divisions. N. q. p. and Major Will
lam S. Millar. Of Scranton, inspector
of the Third brigade. were accepted
yesterday by Governor Hastings. Colo
mel North will be placed on the roll
of retired officers, he having been con-
ascted with the guard for 20 years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
WONDERLAND MUSEE.

Dockstader's Wonderland Musee is
drawing big crowds daily. His show this
week is o Cracker Jack, and should be
seen TO be appreciated. There is nothing
Objectionable in any of his entertainments
The actors are the same as have been seen
at Shellpot park, which our people enjoyed
so much this summer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Ono of our best known and most influ-
enlial fellow citi2ens, Samuel Casperson,
sueaks In tho highest praise OF Paines
Celery Compound, as remedy for dyspcp.
sia, indigestion, constipation, liver and
Spleon trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Pennsylyanja SUNDAY School Workers

Harrisburg. Oct. 13.-The 23d annual
convention of the Pennsylvania Sab
bath School association convened yes
terday in the Westminster Presbyterian
church, In this city. and will be In
session the next three days. There
are 500 delegates in attendance. The
feature of the opening session was the
address of Hon. John Wanamakrr. OF
Philadelphia. president of the assecia-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
The Claim, Paid.

CAPTAIN Sooy having paid tho claim Of
$40 made by tho PusCy and Jones Com
papy against the Wildwoods. She was re-
leased yesterday from the custody Of tho
United States Marshal. The repairs made
tuthp Wildwood wore necessary on nc.
r count of tho accident to her bow by cullid-
np with tho pier at New Castle.