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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
TINE srw ronK MrsrEnr.
Positive Identification of the Man Arreste

Positive Identification of the Man Arrested
As Martin Thorn.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Now York, July 7. Positive itlentifi
cation of the man arrested last night as
Martin Thorn, the alleged confederate
in the murder and Acknowledgement of
William Guldensuppe, was made to-day.
Mrs. Hafien OF Woodside. l.. l., called
at the police station and after seeing
Thorn, saiu taRt she had seen him
about the house in WoOdside whore
Guldensuppe is supposed to have been
butchered. Acting Inspector O'Brien
said to-day that he has in his possession
full confession from Thorn, admitting
that he murdered Guldensuppe. lie
thinks he knows xhero Thorn dropped
tho head of Guldensuppe into the river,
and says he is going to arrange for the
dragging Of the river at that point this
afternoon. He also says that Thorn, in
his confession to a friend, said that he
had been disappointed in the house at
Woodside, as the drain from the bath
tub, instead of running into sewer,
ran into ditch outside the house.
The confession which Acting In
spector O'Brisn has in his possession
and which. presumably, was made to
John Dolp4a. the barber who betrayed
Thorn, gives the full history of the
crims. According to this document the
murder was committed in the house at
Woodside which had been rented by
Mrs. Mack. A week ago last Saturday,
according to the confession, i horn went
early to the WOodside house and hid
in a closet on the upper floor. 1t was
between 10 and IL o'cluck in the morn
Al Il hA. AZ Nts.r
| (Guldensuppe) drove up in the surrey
which has been mentioned in tho pre-
vious stories of the mystery. Thorn,
concealed behind the door OF the closet
heard Guldensuppa's steps on the
stairs. Carclessly Guldenauppe opened
door after door until no came TO the
closet where Thorn stood. Az the door
sprung open Thorn shot Guldensuppe
right in tho head. lie died almost
instantly. Thorn took hold of the body
by the shoulders. dragged it down stairs
and showed it into the bathtub. lie
cut off the head with razor and saw.
Then he packed the head closely with
plaster of paris until it looked like a
block OF white stone. Then he severed
tho legs. and after that the lower part
of the trunk. lie wrapped them up in
cheese cloth, and then in oil cloth, tied
tho bundles neatly, lit pipe and sat
looking at his handiwork until Mrs.
Mack returned In the surrey. Carrying
the bundles with him, they both took
| the ferIybnat across TO New York. On
tho way over they threw the bundles
| into the river. How one portion of the
body found it's way to tho woods in
which it was discovered is not explained
| in the confession.
Thorn was arraIgned in the jefferson
| Market Police Court to-day aud re
manded until Friday, when Mrs. Nack's
ca comes up.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Queen Anne. Couuty Conven,,op.

Centreville, Md, July c.-In the
Queen Anne's county Republican con-
vention, held here to-day, the two
factions were led respectively by John
Forester and Joseph Mallalieu. Tho
delegates chosen to the judicial con-
vention were: George Barton, John
Wilson. Thomas Denby aud George Lee ;
to the State convention: Joseph MALTA
lieu, W. Thompson, Charles Ii. Stan
ford and John Forester, both factions
being represented. A resolution as
adopted iustructing tho delegates TO
tho judicial convention 10 vote for
Judge Russum for chief Judge and
James G.. Mulikin of Talbot county and
Lewis M. Haines of Cecil county for
associate Judges.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Deaths.

ASII--In this city, on July 9th. iSe7, John II,
infant son Of J0hn and Maria Il. Ash, aged
months aud u days.
BELTS suddenly. on July lat, 1887, Mary H.,
wife of EDWARD Bets, and daughter OF tho late
Edward latnail, in tho 1O'h year OF her age
ENTHUSIASTICALLY IN this city on July 2d,
1897, LOWS Il. Findey, aged 7s years.
FLYNN--on June aOh, iSyT. Patrick II. Flynn,
nged "a year,.
HuLLAND-ln this city, on July hih, lhai, Mar
Earet Holland. wife ol Michael Holland.
KELLEY In This city on July 'th, ls!f, Charles
D.. son Of Sell and tne late Mtry Kelley, agod
. months and weeks.
McMAnoN--In this city on July 9Th, 1897, Riien
~, wife OF Michaet Mcmahon.
kelatlyca and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral on Friday. July nth, ih9i.
Mt . oc ock, from hor husbands resldeucp, no.
siHe ChoIry street High mass Rt st. Paul's ". q.
Chutch. lnterment at now Cathedral cemetery.
PALM Et-on July TN, 1897, at No. l9US Market
street, MargArettl Harding Palmer, daughter
OF lohn aud amanda Gray Palmer, In the Ath
year of her age.
Funeral services will be held at the house on
Friday afternoon, July 9th, AT o'cits'k, and tn-
tarment will be made in he Wilmington a
Brnndywne ccmetery. Relatives and friends
are respectfully Invited
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08

tract for painting the interior OF the
county buildings at FarEburst.
John Shearer narrowly eHuBped having
his right hand blown oil on Monday.
He was lighting tbunderbolt and his
thumb was badly lacerated and the
centre OF his hand and several fingers
were injured. p
Thomas Doris bad the iorefinger pf
his right hand injured on Monday byHa
fire cracker.
The Presbyterian SUNDAY school ex-
cursion to Washington park, to-day,
was we'll attended. t,tl
Bennie'' Gooden, who was arrested
on Monday evening for throwing bricks,
was sentenced to pay costs.
Personal: Bishop Monaghan was the
guest OF the Rev. Edward u. Brady
yesterday-Mrs John Ulymer. mother
of Mrs. Thomas ID. walla, waa over-
come by the heat yesterday and is 10 q
serious condition. Edward Porter hns
been visiting relatives in Smyrna
NJ isa Laura Knauso OF Wilmington is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John a..
| KnatIse fNt "a.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
RATLWAr son En- ULE.
Starting Time of the Wilmington New
Castle Railway Cars

Castle Railway Cars
Until the crossings are down at Third
street and Railroad avenue tho New
Castle railway cars will leave Fourth
and Market Htreets as follows: 6. &. 20,
$50, 10. 7d0, sos, $50. s.55. $40.
8. 10. TO- 10, 10. 80, II. 11.25. ll.5O a. m,
IL. 10, 1910, |. o., 100, l.55, .. 20, q A.,
3 10, 3.35. 4, d.25. LOO. 3. 10, =. 40. 60J,
$50, 655. 7.20, +. As. s. 10. S35, ., OPS,
$50. 10. 10. TO- 40, 1L.05, 11.30 p. m.
and IL. 20 a. m.
When the crossings are in position a
new schedule will go into effect.
Wilmington people can now make the
trip TO New Castle from any part of the
city for 10 cents by obtaining transfer
from any line of the City Railway Co.
to an East Fourth street car and riding
on the transfer to Eden Park. At thar
point they can board a New Castle car,
the fare for the remaining distance
being five cents.
Sometimes, however, there is a crowd
at Eden Park and many prefer 60 pay
an extra nickel and board New Castle
car at Fourth and Market streets.
Rogers Park, on the New Castle line,
ia a delightful place to while away a
few hours. The railway company has
provided excellent amusement in the
shape OF theatrical performance and
music by first class band ench after
noon and evening, all of which is as
| free as air
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
aAarriaaes.

BEIN-IIARKINS- union NJ. r. parsonage
on Thursday evening" July lst 1876, by tho
Hey John u. q. Hanna, John A. Bein and Miss
Anna NJ. Harkirs, GOTH OF Wilmington, Del.
PnltIPs-HAIL--Attho tho residence of the prido's
Ami. 1897, John G.. Philips of Wilmington, Dol,
aud florenee Hall of SwarihEi0re Pa.
POWELI-CKoWDlNG-A Union NJ. K. Church.
on Wednesday, June 30tlL lSjf. by tho kev.
John u. c. Hanna, Josiah b. Powell and Misc
Florence NJ Crowding, both OF Wilmington.
Del.
RoLI.o-SUTroN- AT No So Monroe street, on
June 30th, lsgT. by tho Rev. y, 4. Mcllurdy, ID.
D., John ii. Roll0 Of Syracuse, NY, and Harriet
N. sutton Of this city.
SMITH--TIIoM PSON--At tho homo Of the bride,
near Newark, Del, by the Rev, Gsoige W.
Burke, Frank L. smith of Milington, Md, TO
Miss Jennie H. Thompson.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
oRBoo-rURK1sH oUEsrios.


Suggestion by Russia Thar the Pence
Negotiations lie Expedited.
Associated Pross Dispatch by Special Wires.
CoDstantinople, Turkey. July IT,
Russia has sent a circular note to the
Powers. suggesting that steps be taken
10 expedite the conclusion OF peace
between Greece and Turkey.
This action upon the part of Russia
is regarded here as being of the greatest
Importance and as indicating that
Russia desires TO forestall similar pro-
posal upon the part OF the other Powers.
Both the palace and the Turkish
ministers were Immediately informed
of Russia's action.
The ambassador here, Baron Suurma
Won Jeltscb, has received fresh and
precise instructions to insist upon Tur-
key's 8 acceptance of the strategic frontier
proposed by the Powers.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
INpgpryprycr DArArsmYRNA.
Two Parades, Patriotic speeches and Fine
Pyrotechniu Display.

Two Parades, Patriotic speeches and Fine
Pyrotechniu Display.
Special Correspondence Of aazette and journal
Smyrna, July THE Independence
Day celebration, on Monday, was one
OF tbs finest Smyrna has ever had.
About 1000 visitors were in town. The
decorations surpassed all previous at
tempts. "Old Giory' floated from
nearly every building, and bunting in
patriotic coiors adorned many resi-
ences.
A. parade more than a mile in length
took place In the morning George II.
Dick was chief marshal. Bicyclists,
mounted on grotesquely decorated
wheeiH, lad the procession. They wero
followed by the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics and other secret
socistios. The Mogullions, wearing
masks and ridiculous costumes, CAUSED
much merriment The Smyrna Hose
90. received cousidorable applause, as
did also the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union and other temperance
organizations. There also were In line
horseback riders, carriages and husI.
ness floats. The parade diebanded at
/ the school green, whore Prof. Uharles
ii. Le Fevre reau the Declaration oil
Independence.
Early in the afternoon the colored
people had parade, persons from Clay
ton, CheHwold, Kenton and Chester
town participating.
Subsequently there wero interestina
exercises on tho school green The
speakers stand hal been richly dacor
ated by the Kings DaughterH, and In
| front of Ii were seats arranged in camp
meeting style. Every seat wan occupied,
aud this ad joining streets wsro thronged'
Mayor Baggs presided. The Northeast
land furnished instrumental music, anc
tho school children Of Smyrna ant
Clayton, directed by l.. NJ. Price. sans
patriotic selections Speeches wer'
made by tho Rev. Cnarles !. SteDgle o
Leipsic. the Rev. j. Is. Nicholson o
Clay ton, DIR. Theodore Worrell OF North
east, the Rev. u. W. bayfield Of SmyrnI
and Mediord II. Caboon of Wilmington
| At night there was magnificen
pyrotechnic display at Lake Coma.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
ProhnI,lr FntaI niye.

Associated Press Dispatch by SpecIal Wires
Chicago, ILL.,, July Capt Fred
Royal, professional high diver, was
probably fatally injureu last ovening at
Ferris Wheel Park. He dived from
ono of tho cars on the wheel after it
had reached height of l25 feet. He
miscalcuIated tho distance and in turn
ing into the not used in hreaklng tine
fall struct; on his hips. Capt Royal
bounded come distance into the air
after striking tho not, and then foil
against one of the guy ropes. He clung
to the rope. but was unable to use his
lower limbB Physicians state that he
received II severe concusson of the
spioe,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Fnyor amman for Judge.

Easton, Md. July G. The Republican
convention of Talbot county to-day
named the following delegates TO the
judicial nominating convention, which
meets in Centrevile ON "Wednesday,
July 18th: II. Clay Dodson, Joseph
Ii. White, John Jump and James Peter
son alternates, y. +. Mullikin. j. X.
Merritt, George II. Trax and Thomas
NJ. Bartlett. Tho delegates arc IN favor
of Russum, Mullikin and Haines for the
judiciary. and resolutions were adopted
instructing the Talbot delegates TO
present the name OF Col. j. o. Mullikin
to the judicial convention.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
TIE EIDE YACnT.
Dimensions and other Data Concerning
the Graft.

the Craft.
The launch of the George W. Welde
steel sailing yacht Hildsgard took place
this morning at the yards OF the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Co. Mr.. Welde
and party of friends from Boston were
present.
The vessel is very handsome affair.
The dimensions are as follows: Length
or deck. 131 feet; Length of load water
line, 103 feet; breadth OF beam, 26 feet ;
draught, 15 feet; gunwale depth, Is
feet q inches at the centre.
The vessel was designed by A. s..
Cheesebrough of Boston and will be
very speedy. The workmanship through
out hns been Of the very best and the
work has been pushed forward with the
greatest rapidity possible.
David Reed. who has been recently
appointed foreman of the boatyard. has
shown his ability in that line, IN the
construction OF this vessel. The time
from the raising Of the first frame &c
tho last plate placed in position wat
four weeks, something unprecedented
in shipbuilding in this city.
The frames of the vessel are % inches
apart. The floors are 3 feet deep amid.
ship. The deck is of 2a4 inch square
white pine, laid on edge, with the
grain of tho wood up. There are two
water tight bulkheads built of steel.
The vessel will have a screw steering
gear with steering wheel feet in
diameter Of polished mahogany. The
water tanks arc of galvanized sheet
iron with a capacity of ., 900 gallons.
Tho joiner work 10 of white pine and
poplar with mahogany doors. The mair
saloon will he finished in hard wood
and the vessel when completed will be
one OF the finest OF the kind ailoat.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
sherin-s sales.

Sheriff Finn Tuesday afternoon sold
the Merrick mansion, No. l103 Market
street. the property Of tho Evelyn Real
Estate Co., to Hotfecker & Hoilecker,
attorneys. for SIT, 500; the house of W.
II. Chapman, at Gilpin avenue and
Clayton street. to Il. Bayard lIeisel for
$3.50; the property of Catherine Tag
CART, at Front and Tatnall streets, 70
William S. Hilles for $1,000; the
property of the Delaware Land & I'm.
nrovement Co., at Sixth ana Franklin
streets. to William S. lIilles for $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
srRfKn sPRnllDINe.
Almost . Total Suspension of Work in the


almost - Total Suspension of Work in the
River Mines of PItisburg District.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
Pittsburg, Pa, July 7.-Reports re-
ceived from the river mines in the
pittsburg district Indicate thut there
is almost total suspension of work in
the pits to-day and that the strike so
far as the river miners are concerned
is general.
dispatch from MouoDgahela City
says: "The bitter feeling between the
river and railroad miners that hss
always interfered when a strike was
inaugurated heretofore, and prevented
good results, has been lost sight of and
organized, unorgapized and imported
miners have joined in one faith and for
one purpose. day there are about so
men at work aud 1000 idle in the
Monongahela Valley"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Daurhters of the I,ed Cross,

The following officers of Wilmington
Conclave, Daughters of the Red Gross,
were installed Tuesday night by Deputy
Commander Sullivan: Commander,
Carrie Il. Rankin; Vice Commander,
Harriet Girvin; Marshal. Sallie Will.
son; Prelate, Ida X. Hill; Warden,
Sarah Robinson; Sentinel, Laura
Parvis: Recorder, Jane Brics; Treas
urer. Anna Postles; Financial Scribe,
Elizabeth Rommell; Guards, Druciia
Barlow, Maude Streets, Martha Hof-
fecker, jennie Bromall. Ice cream and
cake were served.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Plans Accepted.

Senator Fennimore and Representa-
tives b. A. Hazell. Asbury Smith and
Frank Eliason were in this city yester-
day comforting with Architect Frank II.
Carswel relative to the plans for atera-
tions to the State House. In the morn
ing they visited the postoiflce and made
an examination Of the vault in Post
master Moore's office, through tho
courtesy of Col. Moore. They held u
meeting this afternoon and accepted
Mr.. Carswel's plans. The specifications
are now being prepared, and as soon as
they are completed the COMMITTEES will
ask for bids.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Gordon.stewart Nuptia,s

Miss Margaret W. Stewart of Easton,
Md. was married Tuesday in Baltl-
morp to II. Skipwith Gordon of that
city. The ceremony was performed at
the homo of Cardinal Gibbons b, the
Rev. William A. lteardon, chancellor
of the arcbdioGese OF Baltimore. The
bride is u daughter Of Major William
Il. Stewart, and the groom ia a sou OF
tho late II. Skipwith Gordon and ID
we'll known 10 Baltimore society.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
a. o. U. w. InslalIntlons.

Grand Master Workman J. Curtis
Davis of Laurel and Prof. J. M. g.
Carroll Of Dover Tuesday installed
the following officers of Industry Lodge.
A. o. U. W.: Master Workman, Jonn
A. Porter, Past Master Workman, w.
II. Morris; Foreman, II. Is. Wilkins
Overseer. S. G. Brown Guide, j. H..
Hance; Inside Watch. d. II. Hall ;
Outside Watch, David j. Wingfeld.
The installation was followed by a
banquet. The officers of Delaware
Lodge will be installed tonight, and
to- morrow evening installations will
take place at Columbia Lodge on the
Highlands aud Friendship Lodge at
New Castle,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Car0IIne,s Lsc,S Of Harmony.

Denton, Nd, July C. Tho Caroline
county Republican convention met here
to-day and elected Daniel Zncharias, W.
II. Castro u. ID. Owens, A. g. Towers,
Armistead Williams and Charles Stevens
as delegates to the judicial convention
and B. g. Stevens, Thomas Jones and
Tilghman Kelley delegates to the State
convention at Ocean City. Owing to
a disagreement over tho distribution Of
patronage, j, A. Siegler will, ii is said,
SUCCEED y. Gootee Stevens as chairman
of the county committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
The Won Cuhn Incubator Company of Della
ware CITY in New Hands.


ware City in New Hands.
i. Bayarl Heisel OF this city and
Henry g. Clark of Delaware City have
been appointed receivers for tho Won
CulIn Incubator Co. of Delaware City
by the court of chancery. The order of
the court il that thy receivers shall con
tinue the business OF the company and
pay OIL the debts The receivers have
bonded in the sum of $40, 600, the
American Bonding and Surety Co. being
their surety.
The Won Culin Incubator Co.. of
which Clayton Won Culin ia president
and II. c. Clark secretary and treasurer,
manufactures incubators and brooders
at Delaware City, and until recently
has done good business, hut the geu-
eral depression has had its effect on
the concern. The receivers are Of the
opinion that the business can be con-
Quoted proiitably, and they have as
sumed control with that end in view.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
finn, Vote on the Tar,m BiiI.

Associated Press Dispat;h bv Specitl Wlret
Washington. July Z. The Senate. to-
day, met with definite agreement that
the final vote On tho Tariff bill would
he taken before the day Is session closed.
When the bill was taken up Mr.. llison
moved 10 strike from tho FREQ list hide
cuttings. raw or without hair, and all
other glue stock. p" Mr.. Jones (Ark. }
oppused tho change. Mr.. Allison with
drew the amendment, but Mr.. Mason
tIll. vigorously protested against the
withdrawals Ii was ugreeh to, .i0-l7.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Lnst nreak pown of OId cremntory.

The old crematory has broken down
again. This time no effort will be
made to start it again because the new
crematory will shortly be put into
operation. Fires were started In the
new apparatus Tuesday to get it dried
out for use. The contract calls for the
completion of the work by Saturday,
and 1T ia expected to be done. The
crematory Is being built by the Dixon
Crematory Co. for SIG. 600. Meanwhile
garbage Is being dumped and not cre-
mated,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Death Of Nils. slarraret Palmer.

Miss Margaret Palmer. teacher in
No. 8 Public School. died about
O'clock yesterday, after two weeks
illness. of typhoid fever, at the resi-
dence of her parents, No. 1908 Market
street. Miss Palmer was tho daughter
\ Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer ana a
sister of DR.. Palmer. She was graduate
Of the High School and was exceedingly
Z popular among her acquaintancss.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
rnnrinn ,Yi,s.Innn

j. Phalen, W. Mcdaniel and NJ.
Mccarthy OF Now York City arrived IN
Wilmington IN their wheels shortly
before noon Yesterday and took dinner at
ono OF tho hotels, after which they pro-
ceotled south, their destination beng
Washington, ID. G., whero they will
pass a short vacation.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
PLUNGED INTO A RIVER.
A Train Wrecked at FaiIsron, Pa, Yester-
day Morning.


A Train Wrecked mt rniIsron, Pa, Yester-
day Morning.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Pittshurg. Pa., July IA through
freight train en- route to Cleveland, on
tho Pittshurg u Lake Eric railroad,
was deraiIed at Fallston. Pa, about 2
o'clock this morning, and 10 cars were
precipitated over an embankment into
the Beaver River.
Forty t.amps were on the train when
the aceideut happened, and several we're
caught in the wreck. One unknown
dead man aud three injured men have
been taken out so far, and six others
are missing.
Reading. Pa, July 7.--At a lato
hour last night four young men were
walking on the Philadelphia & Eean-
ing tracks in the northern limits Of
this city and stepped out OF the way OF
n freight tram. when they were struck
by shifter. Samuel A. Lsisecowitz,
aged go. and George Kerkerslager, aged
10, both of Schuylkill Haven. were
killed and Noble Levan OF this city
was badly hurt. The young men who
iEet their death were on their way tc
Philauelpbia 10 enlist IN tue navy.
PIttsburg, Pa, July Wv. A. Man
ley, ons of the victims Of last nigbt't
accident ON the Consolidated Traction
lines, died at O'Clock. this morning,
aud another, Michael Doyle, motor
Imam, is not expected TO live. 1t il
thought all Of the IL or 20 others in
iured will recover. although number
are still in a serious condition. Th,
PAUSE Of the accident is beinl
thoroughly investigated by the trac
| Jon officials and county authorities.
| Bay City, Mich, July 7.-An inter
urban electric car has run of thu
bridge crossing Saginaw River a
Sheboygan. 1t is reported that I
number of passengers have drowned.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Cessation OF Riots in In d,a.

A5SDciNteu TTe5b UINUUtOH W s1IIolItlI " IFV~
Calcutta, India, July THE dis
patch OF troaps last evening to inter
cept the striking mill hands uD tho
Hoogly. who we're said to be preparing
to march on. this city 5000 strong to
reinforce the rioters here. has bad an
excellent effect. The mill hands and
the rioters have dispersed, and all is
now quiet here.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Letrcr from thr I,lshnp.

Mrs. Coleman, wife of Bishop Cole
man. has received a letter from the
bishop, who 10 attending the church
conference in London. The bishop
stated in his letter that ho experienced
no uppleasantness on the trip and 10
enjoying excellent health. Ho is
pleased with the condition Of affairs
Mt the conference.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
suicIde OF willlnm Lcisure.

William Leisure, aged 90 yoars. an
'engineer on the Philadelphia division
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. com
'mitted suicide by hanging Tuesday
NJ his home, No. 1916 South Charles
Street, Baltimore. IL is supposed that
5metNpcholy prompted the act.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
Attended Church.

The Sons of the American Revolution
attended divine service at lmmaunol
L. II. Church, Now Castle, ON Sunday
morning and listened TO an eloquent
sermon by Chaplain Il. NJ. Munson.
Hon. Thomas Il. Bayard, Col. Lahlotte
and several other prominent citiaous
we're among the number.