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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20

no $4,000. W wiekszych bitwach
nowszych czas6w pod Koeniggraetz
zginefo $4,000 ludzi, pod Grave
lotte $4,000. Wzglednie najkrwaw.
sza bitwa, W kt6rej pro C 9 n t
zabitych i rannych byi najwiekszy,
jest bitwa pod Aspern, gdzie pro.
cent ten wynosii 3S ca}ej liczby
walczacych. Pod Borodino ranio.
nych i zabitych byio 25 prct., pod
Eylau Waterloo "a prct., pod
Lipskiem Inkermanem 21 prct.,
pod Koeniggraetz = prct., pod
Worth 13t prct., Mars la. Tour
16 prct., Gravelotte 8 prct., Sedan
12 prct., Plewna IA prct. Wielkie
bitwy W ostatnich wojnach by}y
znacznie mniej krwawe niz W daw-
niejszych. Przytoczone wyzej cy.
fry procentowe dziela sic zazwyczaj
tax, il jedna strona tract ludzi
wiece], druga mniej. Ciekawa be.
die wiadomost, IL najwieksze stra-
ty W ostatnich wojnach nigdy ME
przewyzszafy czwartej czeSci armii.
Niemcy pod Mars la. Tour utracili
% prct., francuzi pod Worth 16
prct., pod sedanem 10 prct., austry
acy pod Koeniggraetz II prct., ro-
syanie pod Plewna 16 prct.
Niezalezny ksiadz.
Ksiadz Wiktor Charbonnel W
Paryzu chcia} wznowic dzie}o La
mennais'ego, chcia} aby kosci6f
katolicki przeja} sic zasadami libe.
ralnymi tolerancyjnemi. Jego pis.
ma, odznaczajace sig prawdziwym
talentem, zwr6ciiy ma siebie uwage
w}adzy koscielnej, ale zamiast ia
przekonac, wywoiaiy oburzenie.
Katolicyzm ME chce bye iberalny!
Ksiedzu Charbonnelowi zagrozono
wykleciem. Wtedy ksiadz, zamiast
czekat ma pioruny papieskie, napi-
sal do arcybiskupa paryskiego list
nastepujacy, kt6ry jest tax wymo-
why, ze 60 przytaczamy W ca}oSci
bez komentarzy:
"Paryz, 4 pazdziernika 1897.
Eminencyo!
Gdym pod wpfywem goracych
uczuc mej m}odosci poSwiecif swe
zycie kosciofowi, chcia}em poswie-
cic je Bogu. Lecz diugie i smutne
doswiadczenie przekona}o mnie, ze
s4uzytkosciofowi, ze s}uzyc ludziom,
kt6rzy dis MIN kieruja, ME jest to
s}uzyc Bogu. Dzi6 sumienie nie po-
zwala mi juz zachowywat nawet
poz6r solidarnodci organizacya
koscielna, kt6ra religii czyni zrecz.
nose administracyjna, size panowa-
MIA, srodek s}uzacy do ucisku umy-
s}owego spo4ecznego, system ME
tolerancyi,-a ME modlitwe, ME
podniesienie ducha, ME pogoh "a
boskim idea}em, ME pomoc moral
ma, ME zasade mifosci braterstwa
s}owem :nedzna polityke,
zamiast WARY.
W imie wolnosci mego sumienia,
W imie spokoju mego ducha oswald.
czam, Eminencyo, ze przestaje bye
cz}onkiem duchowiehstwa koscio-
Ia. Wiktor Charbonnel."
Ciekawy process.
Pamietnem jest zgorszenie, wy
wo}ane ucieczka donny Elviry de
Bourbon, c6rki pretendenta hisz-
pahskiego Don Carlosa. Rzucifa
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20


narodowego politycznego znacze-
MIA, zw}aszcza W chwili, gdy Don
Carlos przygotowuje wyprawe pre-
civ Hiszpanii.
Wilhelm Liebknecht
skazany zosta}, jak wiadomo, ma 4
niesiace wiezienia "a nastepujace
siowa, wypowiedziane przy otwar-
ciu wroc}awskiego kongresu ME-
mieckiej socyalnej demokracyi W
r. 1895: "Teraz rozpoczyna sic no.
wy ruch przeciwko socyalnej de-
mokracyi. Pod ochrona najwyzszej
w}adzy pahstwowej obraaa sic mas,
z pomoca najwysszej wiadzy pan
stwowej wzywa sic do walki pre-
ciwko socyalnej demokracyi. Stoi
my "a wysoko, by bfoto, z kt6rej-
kolwiek strony rzucane, mog}o mas
dosiegnac." W tych s}owach upa,
trzyf sad wroc}awski aluzye do CO.
sarza Wilhelma H., kt6ry niedaw-
no przedtem wyg}osif siynna mo.
we sedahska przeciwko "przewro-
towcom." Trybunaf rzeszy W Lip
sku, do kt6rego apelowa} Lieb-
knecht, zatwierdzif wyrok sadu
wroc}awskiego. Starzec ten 70 let.
nj, szanowany i kochany przez caiy
proletaryat, bedzie musia} cztery
miesiace przepedzic W wiezieniu.
Wyrok trybunaiu wywofa{ W ca}ej
partNzywe zaniepokojenie, bo kto
vie, ezy zdrowie sedziwego wodza
przetrzyma to cztery miesiace. za-
twierdzenie wyroku byio tylko zem-
sta "a smia}e wystepy Liebknechta
przeciwko absolutysty cznym zach
ciankom cssarza Wilhelma H., to
tez wywo4ato ono W ca}ej partyi
s}uszne oburzenie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
Kradziez publiczna.

polegfych zoinierzy podczas wojny
abisynskiej zebrano ze sk}adek pu-
blicznych olbrzymie sunny. lynn.
czasem tych olbrzymich sum tyl.
ko ufamek dosta} sic do rak intere-
sowanycb, jakies 100000 lir6w ma
100000. A co sic stafo resi-
ta!... Utone}a W kieszeniach roz-
maitych urzednik6w. To tez prasa
w}oska domaga sic energicznego
Sledztwa, by raz wreszcie wytepic
owa szajke z}odziei grosza publicz-
nego W zjednoczonem kr6lestwie.
Jednym najbardziej skompromi-
towanych ma bye general Mezzaca-
po, prezydujacy komisyi, kt6ra sic
zajmuje zbieraniem rozdzia}em
skfadek.
Rad do tel pory milczy wobec
,tych atak6w prasowych.
Wyprawa podbiegunowa
ME jest zfym unforeseen" W ma
szych czasach, jak togo dowodzi na-
stepujacy rachunek zarobk6w Nan
sena, podany przez "Daily News"
Depesza do jednego dziennik6w
londynskich- 100000 fr.; prawa
autorskie "a wydane angielskie i
amerykahskie ksiazki-25O,O fr.;
prawa autorskie "a wydania ME-
mieckie, norwegskie, szwedzkie, ho-
lenderskie, austryackie francuskie
$4,000 fr.; doch6d odczyt6w
W Auglii- -175,OOO fr.; doch6d z
odczyt6w W Ameryce-325, 900 fir.
Oga{m 1, 1000 fir. Ia tray lata
trudF najrozmaitszych niewy-
god frzymat Nansen tedy wyna.
grod4nie W postaci przesz{o milo
ma frtpk6w. , NE
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
Ciekawy process.

Pamietnem jest zgorszenie, wy.
wo}ane ucieczka donny Elviry de
Bourbon, c6rki pretendenta hisz.
pahskiego Don Carlosa. Rzuci}a
ona rodzine dla malaria Folchiego,
zabrawszy domu nieco klejnot6w.
Don Carlos wyrzek} sic jej W uro-
czystym manifescie i odm6wii
wszelkiej zapomogi, "tak IL powy-
czerpaniu srodk6w ksiezniczka,
kt6ra tymczasem zawedrowala z u
kochanym (notabene zonatym) az
do New Yorku, wstapi}a, jako
panna sklepowa, do olbrzymiego
magazynu mod, by sfuzyc temu "a
przynete.
Ostatecznie przeciez nawet taxi
lekki zarobek znudzi1 sic ksieznicz-
ce, zaskarzyta tedy ojca pred sadly
w}oskie wyp}acenie jej czwartej
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
Abrahamowicz prezesem.


Ma miejsce Kathreina, rezy.
gnacyi kt6rego donosiliSmy W GA
meryce," prezesem parlamentu au-
stryackiego wybrany zostaf DIR. A
brahamowicz, dotychczasowy pier.
wszy wiceprezes.
Opozycya wyszukuje ciagle no.
we powody do zmuszenia hr. Ba-
deniego do rezygnacyi, ale bez skut-
ku. Owszem Badeni jest coraz sill
niejszym ma SVEN stanowisku.
Wytrwa{oscia swa wprowadza on
SWAT W podziw.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
Trudne pOfOzenie.

uuHt pO1OZtHlt.
Przesilenie W Austryii, raz po.
wodu obstrukcyi W parlamencie,
powt6re z powodu odfaczenia sic
niemc6w katolickich cd prawicy,
zaczyna przybierat wszelkie formy
zatargu przeciw konstytucyjnego.
Sa bowiem pewne sprawy, jak mp.
odnowienie ugody Wegrami, W
kt6rych wsp6fdziafanie parlamentu
jest koniecznem; jesli parliament
odmawia posrednio udzia}u, wykra-
cza przeciw konstytucyi; jezeli Rad
za}atwifby kwestye bez parlamentu,
takze naruszy}by konstytucye. Jest
to wiec zagadnienie tax trudne, ia.
kiego jeszcze ME byio cd poczatku
cry konstytucyjnej W Austryi.
PObledOnOSceW usuniety.
Petersburg.-W ko}ach rzado.
wych g}osza, ze nadprokurator
"swietego synodu," Konstanty Po-
biedonoscew zostanie osunlety u.
rzedu a mieJsce jego zajmie hr. Ig.
mathew, general gubernator Kijowa,
Wofynia i Podola.
Pobiedonoscew, LEGACY 70 lat,
byf najzacietszym wrogiem Pola-
k6w i katolikdw. On to przewaz-
ME popieraf takich ludzi jak Hur-
ko, Orzewski, Apuchtin it'd. Spree
ciwia} on sic zawsze wszelkim libe.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
NaikrWaWsZa bitWa.

Jaka by}a najkrwawsza bitwa W
XIX stuleciu? Ma pytanie to daje
odpowiedz swiezo wydana ksiazka
pu}kownika niemieckiego sztabu
generalnego Ottona Berndta. Bez,
wzglednie najkrwawsza W biezacym
wieku byfa bitwa pod Lipskiem,
gdzie ma polu walki zabito ranio-
no 10000 ludzi. straty pod AS
perm wyniosiy $4,000, pod Borodi-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
Dzuma W Indyach.

Bombay.-Dzuma grasuje W OBJ
wodach Paona, Sholapur i Surat.
Pokazafa sic nadto W Kotoi pod
Karachi, W obwodzie Siude W OBJ
wodzie Julundun. w Hardwer "a
padaja ma dzume ma}py. Ludzie
zbieraja chore zwierzeta i trzymaja
ie W odosobnieniu.
AutOnOmia dla Kuby.
W dniu % listopada ogfoszony
zostanie dekret kr6lewski, nadaja-
cy wyspie Kubie autonomie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-11-20
Gf6d W Archangielsku.

Petersburg.-W gubernii ar
changielskiej panuje straszna ne
dza, wskutek nieurodzaj6w. Wiele
os6b umiera gfodu apozostali wy
gladaja jak szkielety, giowy i'm
puchna; zywia sic tylko herbata.
Nieszczescie W kOpalni.
Berlin, 10 list.-Podczas posaru
W kopalni pod Antoniushuette ma
G6rnym szlasku siedmiu g6rnik6w
utraci}o zycie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-27


Many pessons sssm 70 think that IN ~
Ing . plano great dsal q decsption Z
practlced anti In Thinking 90 you ~ n n
why daceiving yourself Again, 10 maks
sure you won't BE- cheated you look 10 sorns
musical friend or tsachsr to select ono
foryoc. III Going this you cheat yourself.
as musical frisnds, who are 20 anxious to
help you are usually looking out for them,
. scivss.l financially. Here il . good sues
ee'tion. When you arr buying plano 20 r
areliable dealer who knows what q plano
Is, how they are made, how : they
woar, etc. Ask to see some tilnos.
take particular notice how he talks
OF pianos, etc. Let him talk all he
wants and yon will soon find out. II be is
honest, Is 10 won't take but few mo.
ments for him to contradict himself ii hs
10 not,
II you call at Dearborn and Co., $50 and
o. MARKET street you will meet Mr. A. w,
davidson, who Is practical piano maker.
tuner and repairer. 1t Is q pleasure for
him to explain pianos in every detail from
tho top to castors He believes In honest
dealing SO you have no fear OF being
cheated. This Is his way of doing busi-
ness, as mauy verify who have done bust.
ness with him. II anything no sells is In
nry way misrepresented, you can get you:
money back dollar for dollar.
III you are not satisfied with anythinR
you buy you can return the same and be
allowed to select anything else you can
lind in their extensive stock which by the
way Is tho largest in Wilmington. aud be-
Will allow you on 1t all you paid on your
first deal. In other words they guara nteu
satisfaction: Dearborn & Co. Is the name
s"o and 81 Market street, Opera Aousr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-27

OIL the Lotion q; tho bar Ii was proposed
that committee be appointed u 70 out
next day and look fur that gold, and the
moshun was duly carried hut rs soon as
the mcctin broke up no less'n five OF us
started off down the bay on hunt We
couldn't help but run across ench other
and know what was goin on, but every
one had u whoppin lie all ready at his
tongues end We put in the hull night
scrapin the bottom of the bay and lyin to
each other but nuthin was found A doz-
ell boats was out next day and the next,
and jest when all was ready to pitch into
Bascomb fur lyin we had another mcctin
of the Brotherly Love club, and Solomon
White got up and said
Ben this are Brotherly Love club
and bein as we are all brothers, want 10
say that when | was tongin fur oysters
tother day on the Two Mile bed hit that
chest of gold and heard the iron handles
rattle. l was so weak in the knees fur five
minits that had to sit down. and then
squall cum up and driv me clear across the
bay, That chest is right thar sure huff
and don want only my sheer Of the con-
tents. Sum men would sneak out and fish
1t up and say nuthin, but ain t that sort
I'm in fur brotherly love, even if we don
mako cent.
That the speech that Sol White made
He was SIGH an awful liar that nobody
could believe a word his said but next day
the hull gang of Us WIS out on that oyster
bed scrapin around fur that chest He
was thar with the rest, the old varmint,
and as we scrapcd away he sung Rock Of
do, p,.I Ia, ~
Providence would pint out the treasure
The finger didn t do It, howsumcver We
fooled around fur almost IA wcci;, and then
cum another mcctin Of the club We'd got
purity nigh disgustcd about the chest, but
cur enthusiasm was aroused ag'in when
Golah Prescott got up with paper in his
hand and says:
brethren Of the Brothcrly Love club,
thar halnt mean har III my head |
could hev scooprd in that chest of gold and
gone down to Bainegat to live in style,
but honor wouldn't let me do it. was
up to the Marine hospital in New York
tother day, and thar met dyin sailor
lie was u sailor US once beat my father ont
OF SO, and when he heard my name he
wanted to do the squar thing 10 git even
He knowcd all about this chest Of gold, as
his grandfather helped to heuve it over
board and he writ down the bcarin's of
the spot Them bcarn b ! now hand to
the PRESIDENT Of the club. and it won
take COMMITTEES over half An hour to-
morrer to fish up the chest.
That was the speech OF Goliah Prescott,
the old villain und though nobody i'll
Squan Greek would lend him a chaw Of
terbacker or throw stones at his dog, his
talk about that dyin sailor sorter made US
believe in him The braTin put the chest
n cable s length northeast Of the red buoy
and next day We had IL boats out on tlr
search. We worked hard all day from
sunrise to sunset, but Nil we tohcd up was
bits Of logs and old cans When we got
through, wO was all mad and tuckcrra
cut and no more hunt.n would have bin
done but fur wat Sart!inapulus Jordan
SAID at TO next nectin Of the club He
W. a deacon In the church and not nc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-27

| JANVIER-At her residence at Delaware
City. on Decemb r 25th, 1S01,at o'clock
\. liz. Sarah d. Janvier. in the 73d
year OF her ago.
TAYLOR-On December 49, 1897, the
Rev. William W.Taylor in his Seth year
S!lUSTER-On December 25th, 1897 Sam.
uol Shustcr, III his s7th year.
CRAIG-In Philadelphia, Pa, on Deem.
Der Goth, 1891 Lewis Craig, aged b! years
Due uotice OF fuueral will BIO given.
GlBlSON-On December 25th, 1897 Isaac
Gibson. aged II years.
Relatives and friends and Union Veter-
an Legion are invited to attend the funer.
al, from his late residence, 1899 Claymont
street, Oh Tuesday afternoon, December %,
at 2 O'Clock. lnterment at Lombardy
cemeterI.
FAIRLA MB-On December 25 1897, Sarah
wIlow Of the late Joseph Fairlamb, aged
Wyears.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence,
No. l19 East Ninth street, on Tuesday
afternoon at 9 o'clock. lutermcnt at LON.
hardy Cemetery.
Asleep In Jesus"
MISUNDERSTANDING at Stanton, Del, on
December p 1897. n. Wesley Mcbride.
aged 81 years, and his wife, Jennie E.
MCbTlue, uBeu ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral, without further notice.
on Monday afternoon at O'Clock, from
the residence Of their brother-in.law, j. 3
Vernon, No. 1908 Reed street. this city.
Intcrment Mt Riverview.
SCHUSTER-In this city, on December
% 1897. Samuel Schustor, aged 81 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to at
tendl the funeral on Wednesday at
ternoon at 2 o'clock. from his late resi-
dence Tenth and Franklin streets, In
tcrment at Rivcrview Cemetery.
BROWN-On December 26, 1897. Annie
L H., widow Of the late James Brown,
aged Is years
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence
near Milford \ Roads, on Tuesday after
noon at 1879 o'clock. Services at White
Clay Crock Church at O'Clock. Inter-
ment In the adjoining cemetery.
MOUSLEY-In ChristRna hundred, on
December 20. 1897, George X. Mousley,
aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends aro invited to at
tend the funeral on Tuesday morning at
II O'clock, from the residence of his son,
Services at the church lnlermcnt at
Bethel NJ. n Cemetery,
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SIBER- December 25th, 1897, Mary,
daughter of Annie AMI the late Prosper
Siber, aged u years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tendthe funeral from tha,parent's residence
4l6 She rmnn,- trc't, unTlo'day morning at
$50 O'Clock. High mass ut st. Patrick's
Church. lnterment vt New Cathedral
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-27

sountsd mueA q : iiae. Nobody hadn't
cid nuthin bout the chest of gold when
- IT. up and baginss
stlst brothsrly love and harmony ever
prevail haint no reptile II l was
could now be countan them goldpieoss In
that pirate chest When was down to
Atlantic City t'other day l vent to for-
tune teller, and she located the chest 90
powerful clus that II won't take US ten
minits to heave 1t up. could go out thar
tonight and git 1t and sneak out Of Squan
Greek and 60 to Yurup, but that 10 not
Sardinapulus Jordan's way OF dom things
He's gone Into this thing fur brotherly
love- and brotherly love 1t shall be to the
end. Well go out in the mornin and git
the gold and divide it."
We all kinder took stock in the story,
and 1t wasn't skassly daylight before we
was sailin down the bay. Things turned
out jest as before and next night old Bill
Shattuck called special meetin of the
Brotherly Love club and said thar was
liars in the club who orter be bounced.
That started the row. and purity soon ev-
erybody was tumblin around on the floor.
We upset the stove, broke the cheers,
knocked out tho winders, and all got hurt
more or less. The row had jest ended when
Stephen Plat cum along Ho was Twin
over on the marsh, and he wasn't no liar.
What he had to say was that durin the
AFTERNOON two strange men had bin prowl-
in around tho bay, and jest afore dark they
had 1shed up an iron chest clus to tho bell
buoy and then made off down the coast.
He seen that chest with his own eyes, and
he heard the rattle of goldpieces, and he
had cum over to tell us that it was no use
lookin any more You sec, we had all bin
lyin about tho chest, but thar was chest
artcr all and sumbody else had got it
When VIC cum to realize 1t, we all pitched
In fur another row, and about half the
members of the Brotherly Love club had
to be carried home in wagons We didn't
hold no more meetins That was the end
of our brotherly love, and fur the next
three months no two members could meet
without hevin fight. l dunno about the
other liars but from that last mectin
swore Off and hey stuck to the truth ever
since, though it's hurt my bizness and
made poor man Of me Lynn allus pays
at least in Squan Creek-but II Teller
wants to 30 to heaven he has got to hang
On to hissaf aud be sortar decent
M, QUAD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-27
ExyorABLE DANCE AT DOVER

q Dover had it's most brilliant ball Setur.
X day night 1t was given by Mrs. james II.
Hovorin.
Delaware's prominent officials, both
State and national, guests from other
stakes, and the elite Of this commonwealth
uoclety were there.
Tho ball washeld at the Hotel Richard
son and the unique Invitations were print
ID and worded in the style of the last
Decorated, especially the bail room. Hid
den behind a bower Of palms was Hastlei's
Orchestra OF Philadelphia, composed of
/, Twelve, and the music was excellent. For
several weeks society has looked forward
10 this event and it has proved grand
success.
The ball was given by an individual and
cost over five thousand dollars. The Co.'S
tunes were magnificent and the whole af-
lair was whirl of beauty.
1t would be impossible to describe tho
many toiIettes. The ball room presented
scene OF bewildering beauty. Fair faces,
cleaning jewels, trailing brocades and
lowering powdered coifIeures, combined
~ form picture of suspassing loveliness.
1t was bit of the old world OF romance
and picture, transported to the new, bring.
ing all the glorics of the past down to in-
rrcaso the pleasures of the present
, A quaint and pleasing tableau which
will form bright memories for many days
70 come. The invitations We're limited to
one hundred and twenty-five; SO there
WAS no overcrowding, or any of the an
noyance usual In the society Of city func.
tions, Among the guests were Governor
Tunnel, Chancellor and Mrs. Nicholson,
6ecretary of State Hon, James Hughes,
Judge and Mrs James Pennewill, Senator
and Mrs r. h. Kenney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Richardson, DR.. and Mrs. f. 5.
Anderson, Dr. and Mrs A. Ii. Bishop
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Ridgely, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Beniah Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Mr. and Mrs. William Denney, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miffln, Mr.
and Mrs. d. Mifllin Wilson, Mr.. and Mira.
C. ID. Sypherd. Most Of the members Of
the Daughters of the Revolution" Mr..
Rnd Mrs. Lunthers. the Misses Wldes, the
Misses Wallace, Miss Helen Bishop, Miss
penney, Miss Pennewill, Miss Drein, Miss
Buston, Miss Harrington, Miss Richard.
son, the Misses Walker, Miss Walker,
Miss Frank, Miss Rash, tho Misses Bate.
Mcdaniel, Miss Stacey Miss Ridgely, Mrs.
Atwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Hall,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Il. Ford, Miss Eccles,
the Misses. Jones, Miss kloman, r Sharp,
Mrs. Snowden, Mr.. Hughes, Carl Flcm-
ming, the Mcssrs. Walker, Richardson,
pennewill, Frank Smith, Warren Hall,
Charles NJ. Wharton. Mrs Hayes Wilson,
Howard Wilkinson, Townsend Smithers,
Percy Holiday, Colonel and Mrs. L. z.
Stacey Mr.. and Mrs. Eldad Clark, Messrs.
Walcott r. Norris Carrow. Wilbur WAL
lace, Wilbur Smith, Hon. William Sauis-
bury, Messrs Harrington, Dupont Walker,
James salisbury, William Drein, I. Vic.
sor Clark, Nolan McGonigal, Howard
Culbreth, Henry Jones. Andrew Bateman,
Robert Pennington. Martin Walker, Mr.,
Snd Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Julson Cream,
Miss Step, Miss Mary Fooks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-27

The funeral Of Mr. and Ma MeBrids
who we've killed in the Stanton aooidert
on Friday morning last. took plaes thls
brother in-lsw, ]. B. Vernon, Of No. los
Reed street. During the morning their
femains were placed In Handsomely polish.
cd cofdns By Undertaken Brierly who had
charge Of the funeral arrangements. Hun.
dreds Of people called to view the bodies a.
they lay In state In the front parlor side
BY eide Services were conducted by Rev.
J. W. Taylor, Of Christiana, and Rev e.
K Miller Of Newrc::s. Rev. James Todd,
Of the church Of the Covenant was present
during the services
As the 2 hearses moved toward River.
view where interment was made followed
by 10 cabs many sympathetic tear WINS
dropped by the bystanders who watched
the sad process on.
The floral offerings fIom the family In.
oluded tour pillars Husband" WIFE"
'My Father and my Mother" several
punches Of oaronations and roses, includ.
ing bunohes Of roses from Mr.. and Nus.
Donohoe and Thomas A. Lo1and
DIR. Joyce one of the attending physici-
ans ut tine Delaware Hospital. stated this
morning that Carrie Bradley Mcbride.
tho 6 year old daughter of the victims was
getting along nicely. She has not been
spoken to about tho fatal accident