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The news & observer., 1898-05-04
WIIOOPING COUGH.

! had little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping cough.
My neighbors recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. l did not think
that any medicine would help him. but
after giving him few doses of that
remedy / noticed an improvement, and
one bottle cured him entirely. 1t is the
best cough medicine | ever had in the
house-J. l.. Moore, South Burgetts
town, PA. For sale by J. H. Bobbtt,
Store.
The news & observer., 1898-05-04

NJ l.. Yocum Cameron. Pa, says: Il
was a sufferer for ten years, trying most
ali kinds OF pile remedies, but without
success DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
was recommended to me. used one
box. II has effected a permanent cure"
As a permanent cure for piles DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve has no equal Heartt
n Heartt.
The news & observer., 1898-05-04
EVERYTHING IN WHITE!
Call, Send, Compare OR Qualities, Prices,
Values With Anybody Anywhere.

AZ, n, 72-inch White French Organ
dies, 25c. to $1.00 per yard.
White Dotted Swiss Zoe. to soc. per
yard.
4S-inch White French Batistes 35c. to
zoe. per yard.
4S-inch White Persian Mulls, 25c. 10
3Jc.
48-inch White French Lawns 25c to
40c. yard.
4O-inch, Our Special White Lawn,
715c. to Ice yard.
White Habituai Silks 40c to CSC. yard.
4S-inch Evening Shades French Or
candies, 15c. to 25c. yard.
White and Solid C0lorcd piqucs, we
will be pleased to price to schools
The news & observer., 1898-05-04

Liberty Silk Waist Plissc.
Organdie Waist Plisscs with Lace and
insertion.
Plated and Rur6cd Chiffons.
Plated and Ruffled Liberty Silks.
Liberty Silks. Musline de SOies.
Silk RuchingS, Silk Plaitings.
Organdie Francais Evening COlOrs Zoe.
yard.
Imported French JacOnets, Evening
ColOrs s 1-:c. yard.
White Shirtings, Cluster Tucks, three
Tucks and Hemstiched, 15c. to Doc. yard.
White Kid Gloves 75c., $1.OO to $3.50
per pair.
White Slippers, Sashes, Ties, Belts,
Ribbons, Laces. etc.
u c44NN-l@~ j L. Il
The news & observer., 1898-05-04
69zeasuooaalSi11uYMr
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE.
Not a Boom, but an Ocean Swell

We have just closed one of the most successful months
in our history Great hrongs have come to the store each
business day during the past month"; and the records show
wonderful increase in dollars received and packages de-
livered
All by chance? Not bit of it.
Spasmodc efforts? We never make Them
make the store get closer to the ideal.
Nothing diverts our efforts. Stocks are abundant and
fresh and fine. The store goes forward and it shows that
our efforts are appreciated and that bargains are real
and not on paper.
The news & observer., 1898-05-04
S9gawuo9S7 S7StavYMy


CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY ON NICE THIN COOL UN
DERWEAR, STRAW HATS, SOFT, EASY SHOES, AND
SPLENDID SOFT, COOL SHIRTS Is OFFERED THIS
WEEK AT RAIEIGHS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
IA BAYARD AVENUE ROW.
Two Italian Women Fall Out Over a Simple
Matter.

= The advent of the present spring wealth
! or caused the Italian residents of Biyard
| Avenue to believe Spring has come. They
commenced general overhauling of thoir
t6ck yards. Old cans, rags pieces OF Iron,
bones and all such requisites us go to con-
stitute what Il generally known rs trump
Aty, were removed. Then one of the VIC
mon secured broom and said 1t would be
BEST to give the yards general all around
good sweeping.
i The reason for such an action was the
fear Of the Board Of Health man Anoth.
or woman replied thai she had removed
tho ragged edges and had money IN her
trunk to pay fine for allowing the balance
Of the dirt to remain in her yard. The
reply came quickly from her neighbor that
there was Just as much '.mOn" in another
trunk and that it was not proper to cry too
loudly.
Words got warner and tiually temper
got the best of good sense and the woman
with tho broom pounded her neighbor. The
batilo was fierce and long. Finally the
matter reached Magistrate kclley's court
last night The Case wa, dismissed. One Of
the women's husband said he expected to
see the fight renewed last night. No re
por from the SCENE of battle had boen re-
ceived at time of going tOpress
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
rsgn nUNTEB INJURED.
Andrew Traynor and His Son Samuel
n Badly Injured Yesterday After.
noon.

Andrew Traynol, tho West Fifth street
liyerymau, and his son Samuel were bad
;ly injured yesterday afternoon by the run
ming away OF their horse at Mt, Cuba
Mr.. TrayIior md his son lal gone iptp tho
country TO chase fox which started FROM
: Howard Jor,ian's farm, They rode in a
s 6naSy, rs Which was attached fast horse.
! Thefox was chased beyond Mt, Cuba then
! turned toward this city. MIR. fraynor and
his sou had just reached the road when u
| pack OF hounds and half dozen hora emen
GGMe down the road back of thor carriage.
MI. 1r6ynors horse, high strQng ps he i,
! Wal nnoxius 70 join ~ lug chase agaip,
FbHF ME IrHsE.nQs did nc! want u Rna kep t
attghG rein Oh the animal, which contin-
ued to rear, however.
4 just as the horse stepped on Barker s
[ bridge the rein broke. This allowed the
eanimal to become uncomfortable and. start.
Ing at breakneck speed rem about fifty feet
Apd overturned the carriage. Mr.. Tray
nor, ST., was thrown down n fifteen foct
lembankment, alighting On his back and
Eeceiving severe injuries. The young man
did cot fare so we'll lie was thrown head
i bong against u fence post which cut deep
kRAsh In his chin and rendered him un-
,16aseious for a time.
- Friends OF the men went to heir rescue
aud after getting tho carria 60 in the road,
ATTACHED an other horse to it, and drove to
this olly there Tho ,itpjured men received
lpadicRl attention, IAe' wagon was not
tBtFatth Had not the bridge been enclosed
both Mr.. Traynor and hi, son would have
BEEN Thrown into the dep gsyiGs epGa PEI:
fls NJ stf zEx4 tdt IT, s w1s s', st il
lC0Ilfined 10 his home
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
MACHINERY FOR ARMS.
Belts Machine Company Rushing "Siot-
ting and Cutting Off" Machines foe
81 The American Ordinance Company.

The Belts Machine Company Is at work
ON machinery which will make e.:.SSis Tor
the United States Goyerme.i6 Tho Com.
pany Is sub-coutraQtor, the American
Oginance Company having contracted
with them to build four Stating" and
one cutting Off machine, The Ordnance
Company has Government contract fof
the building of nearly two hradeeI ma.
chimes which are to be u:.Gy1i, st the Wash
ington, Norfolk, S..,1 francisco aud Brook.
lyn navy yards. The Belts Machine Com
Dany has put an extra forco at work and
the pachipists aro working from until
ecc..oQS. THO Company expects to for.
ward tho machinery within two fwceks
The Ordnance Bureau at Washington
some weeks ago ordered the manufacture
of machinery for the making of guns for
tho Notifications, They arc to he rapid
firing ones and will be material assist
ance to tho big guns which necessarily
are slower of movement md firing They
also would be nf invaluable assistance in
case.of war in keeping tho enemy's ships
from the vicinity OF submarine mines and
other obscurcd works of defen co by main
tanning II constant fire over such places,
Contracts for the delivery Of carriages for
thee rapid-tire guns have also been auth
orized and will be shipped to the forti1ica-
tiOns as soon as completed,
Tho guns are mounted without much
trouble, so that haste in thor manufec'
ture Is the essential in tho presout crisis.
1t Is nowiadmitted by tho oldnabce OIL.
Sials that iuir5clions have been given to
Tho 'varioua auepals And arnorIes con-
lolled by the Goysrnment 10 Increase the
Workihg'force 70 the fulle.. practicable ex.
tent, with vlsY to hpsrying the compile.
Hal y gs's:!pA Pt2leYls AksYIse: all
eminent With ordnanc, have been request.
ed TO work their men night and day in or.
der TO finish the work in hand, aud to ar
range their business with view to in.
creased orders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
AN ALLEGED ASSAULT.
They claim That No Attempt Was riade,
And That the Girl was Party to
r. The Transaction.

lsHho turner .ip.u ...4...a ~. Eimms
Wore nrra.,. .Iud IL the City Court this
morning on the charge of larceny of q lot
of coal tho property OF the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad Company.
Officer White testified that last night at
the Foot Of Liberty street he found
holding the bag for him. Tho coal WAS
worth about 80 cents. Simms is n white
man and Turner is colored They We're
remanded pending whether the company
wishes to press tho charge
Edward Garlic, colored, was charged
with assault and battery on Amelia Craw-
ford. Officer Pearce testified that he saw
the woman. She was bleeding pIorusely
from the mouth because he had knocked a
tooth out
Amelia deposcd that she went to her
homo about Z o'clock and the door was
locked. A few hours later she returned
and pulled off the window shutter. Then
a girl dashed out of the house. He then
smacked her in the mouth. When she ap.
peared with Pearce sls wen. u the win
dow and opened the door. She has been
staying with Garlic since last November.
The court said there Ii a number Of
mon like Garlic In this city. They live in
open adultery with these young women
anu Unen treaG uneih cruelly. n uue VI CIV
and costsswas imposed.
John Joyce, a lad Of II years. was charg-
cd with being drunk and disorderly. On
Saturday he went to n stable on Fifth
street ard created disorder. Beer Is
carried to the stable and boys ure allowed
to drink. The court told Prcttyman that
he had better stop the beer carrying or
there may be charge Of keeping dsor-
derby house against him.
For the defense Charles Thomas depos-
ed that he saw Prettyman assault Joyce.
The latter was on the pavement and told
Prettyman that the reason he wanted to
drive hi off WINS because he carried wills.
ky there for the kids
The court stated that the witness was
worse than the prisoner A man Of ma
ture years who will deliberately secure
drink for boys makes himself poor class
of citizen. The case was dismissed.
Patrick Burke waived hearing to the
charge of selling liquor to u minor and was
held in 5000
John Mills, colored, was fined IS and
costs for di.orderly conduct. Last night
about II o'clock officer Harkins met him
along the coast. He refused to stop using
bad language and-was accordingly locked
up.
David T. Marvel has boon engaged by
Parson and Fisher tho two colOred youths
who arc charged with attempted rape. The
police were unable to secure service on a
witness for tho defense and the casa was
continued until tomorrow morning. The
defense will try to prove by Mary Cooper
that the prosecuting witness agreed o nc
company the youths along the railroad
TRACKS aid that there was no attempt to
commit felonious assault.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
SpAlS WANTS PEACE.

Madrid March l5.-Thcie is absou, ~
nothing here rcIl,cing any foundation fur
pantcky c0ndi ions Of mind. = The Minis
Try is trauqUil, and General Woudrord
bears his mat genial, fair. weather smlle,
uhsu9sCstiv0 If impending trouble 1t is
noted that his farily, consisting of Mrs
and Mas WnodiUrd and Ms, E.tme5
talk Of lcnvin; Mndrid for "A holiday noxt
winter, but not before.
The inposaibIity of anyone knowing
the result Of ,ha Maine inquiry is lcuog.
Etze because the integny Of American
naval officers is to we'll known to allow a
suppoSiiion that any OF the court, swurl
to secrecy, would GtsriO@o the nature OF
the deliberations over the Case. 1t is now
aurlniscd that the report will not DO forth
coihlng for some time, and that then it
| Will be proved tbs disaster was accidental
Blu, If anything further is needed tt
| show thGtt the American press and Stock
| Exchange jung @, and other people nrt
entirely out In thei ra,EoH IL n in agl,.
! ing that crisl- Is trIminDnl, 1t Is tho stat,
| ut the present moment OF the Council d
Minister'S
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
DOTS.

Auctioneer w. A. Hukill went to st.
Georges to day 10 sell the personal proper
W of the widow OF tho late Thomas W.
Belville.
The Phoenix Fire Company Ia leading in
the Wilmington Bicycle Clubs contest.
Th, 1remen have 1918 votes while tho
Washington Company has lO?3.
There is good likeness Of the deceased
u :. Judge Leonard Wales in Rudolph's
window by J, Paul Brown
The March term of tine Court Of Chan
cory for New Castle County will opou on
Monday, the 2Sth.
DR. 5. C. Schumacher and Miss Mary &.
L Williams talked to the children Of Nos.
g. md . schools yesterday afternoon on
birds.
The Rev Vaughan 5. Collins u Go urge-
town is in New York arranging :0r an Ep-
worth League excursion.
TLc Rev. Father C. Foley If Baltimore
will preach the mid-wcek Lonten. sermon
at st, Peters pro.Culhc,lrIl to morrow
evening.
The Great Dane, Flora III, owncd by
Sterith Brothers, Ot this rity, VII! be eA-
hibited at tne brucA SHOW at ihttaJurs
naxt month.
The Rev. ". +. LOWS u. liuAney Street
Pre5by terrain Church will lecture and Mrs
i. a. Fitch OF Philadelphia will sing in
Union NJ. T. Church his rvanin5.
The Rev. d.. rlynn Will preach in -.
Patri1ii' Church next sunday night ON
"Ppvars for the Mhino Dad or Purgi'
tory"
Al!rel T. Ewiu: has bought the saloon
OF PatriCn j. Long, AT 40, 10 East ScaJnd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
His Fathers Birthday,

Stansbury Murray Of Canterbury, VOC
terday passed his S3I milestone and is
hearty and active as man fifty years his
junior His wife, who is II few yoars his
Junior is also well and active Mr. and
Mrs. Murray are the parents of 5 ans.
bury Murray, Jr,, the well known Fast
Front street hotel keeper, who to-day
royalty observed his fathers birthday.
Mi Murray Jr,, has stood in tho front
ranks Of his race for thirty five years, be-
cause of his business enterprise and char,
liable disposition. A man this morning
said Of Mr.. Murray, Jr., that he had dona
more for the business advancement Of Lis
race than auy other man in tho city, g..
Such was Mr. Mutray's prestige that
when he applied for q license 10. q hotel
for the accomm odhtion of his race, Bishop
Edward Williams gave him a lettor to tho.
judges Of tho county court asking thon to
grant Mr.. Murray the license. Bishop
Williams has known Nh Murray. Jr., fox
% years and always foInd him honorable
and upright. Dr. Hurd with tho trusro3
and stewards Of his church, Rev. o. Waters
of Mt. Joy and Rev. b. L. Moore, who IL
one OF the best ministers that ever lived IN
Wilmington, also furnished Mr.. Murray
with lc,t 9rs. Such nnoNdationS
sDruk for themselves
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary ut
their home, No. 1919 Lombard street on
Monday evening A large number OF their
friends, including the Rev. Alfred Scott.
who tied the nuptial knot fifteen years
ago, were prcsent. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
were tho recipient of several handsome
and useful presents. After spending. a
very pleasant evening, the guests were in,
vlted to the dining hail. where n'itul
collation. was served. At a seasonable
hour tho guests departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs Davis many more happy years of
welded life. Those present were: Rev.
Alfred Scott, Miss BERTHE Drummond, Miss
josie Walsh, Mr. Witsill, Arthur Wilson
George Peters, Mr. Colwell, George COL
Inns. Frank Slower, Frank Tibbett, Mr.,
Tyson and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
THINGS SOCIAL
AND PERSONAL.
Tho Bright Side of Lie as 1t Is Seen BY
the Young and Cid. Receptions,
Weddings, Etc.
BIRTHDAY SOCIAL.

A surprise party in honor Of her sixty
second birthday was rendered Mrs Eliza
beth Burris at her residence, No. lO2'
Lombard street, on Saturday evening
March ~ A pleasant time was spent by
those in attendance in playing various
games
Refreshments were served at late hour
Mrs. Burris received a number OF token!
of tho estaem In which she is held by hel
friends, in tho shape of useful presents
Among those. present were: Mrs. jennie
Hughes Mrs. Annie lie Sage, Misses Sadi'
Davis, Elsie Davis, Katie Hughes, Elsi'
Garden, Bertha Smith, Virgie Roe, Mary
smith, Mrssrs. John Afford, Harry Sedg'
wick, Teddy Evans of Edge Moor. Asbury
Hughes Harry Burris, Leonaad White
MIR, and Mrs. Charles Hill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
C ARD pASK EFT.

N
Miss Minnie Carpenter is In Philadel-
phia
Miss Mary D. Bonner has returned from
Philadelphia.
Miss Sallio Frazier, Of this city, Is visit
ing at Milford.
Herbert II. Ward arrived horne from
Canada on Saturday.
Miss Ella Ruth Of Yorklyn, was in
Wilmington yesterday.
L. A. White of Washington, D. c., was
IN Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Harbenson. of Phil deiphia is VS.
itiny Mrs. John Il. Mullin, il.
Ex Chancellor Wolcott, of Dover, was
Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Miss Bertha Hyrons is the guest Of
friends near Chester.own, Nd ...
Robert G. Houston, of Georgetown Ia
the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. John Gafncy, Of No 8O4 Broome
street, Is in Poughkaepsie, n. Y.
The Rev. Vaughan 6 Collins, Of George
town, was in Wilmington yesterday,
Misses Amanda and Alice Palmer are
visiting friends In Chester county, Pa
Receiver of Taxes Rcttew, who has been
visiting in Reading, has returned home.
Miss Belle Williams, of New York, is
visiting her parents at No, 1924 West Thin d
street.
James j. Ireland will sail from Phila-
delphia on the ii st inst for six months
trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Albert Wood and MIR.
and Mrs. John S. Mullin have returned
from Florida.
Professor John J. Crumlish, A. NJ, of
Mount St. Mary's College, near Emmitts-
burg Md, visited his brothers In this city
Oh sunday.
John d. Smelt, chief engineer of the
Argentine and Great Western Railroad,
was the guest of one Of the local firms In
this city yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas B. Smith, of No. Ola Jof.
ferson street, who has been sick since last
November, was able 10 leave her room Tor
the first time on Saturday.
The Neptune Social Club will give Its
annual ball and reception In Turn Hall on
April 20 A. Leonard Ilriss Is secretary,
and William Il. Robelen Is trensuror.
Inc InnSy ClrCle Oh inc flr6t NJ. 4,
Church gavo on enjoyable entertainment
last night. Ronditions were given by q
phonograph, aud souvenirs wero d5trib.
uted
Mr. Edward II. Brennan and wife spent
Sunday at Atlantic City. Mr.. Brennan
reports the hotels rs full and bright out.
look for the hotel and boarding house
keepers the coming summer.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Tomorrow night OF DR.. William Kleln7
steuber of this city, to Miss Ida Axt, Of
No. 1858 F:ankeord Avenue Philadelphia.
The ceremony will take place at the home
Of the bride.
Alvin r. Morrison wont to MARLBOROUGH,
AnAe Arundel county, Md, yesterday on
PusIliess in connection with tho Patuzant
souStructlon Gosbsady stsins WORK to-
day.
Friends Of Councilman James b Oborly.
Of the Twelfth ward, will be glad to know
that there is Q slighb but gratifying i'm.
provement III the condition Of his yo,lngor
son. Charles, who has bosa CRITICALLY III
for several wooks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15

The " Qlnan's Mito Society Of the D,l-
aware ASsifuo Baptist Church will cello.
brate its 21th rthday by a supQ"r and FREQ
musicale, Thursday evening, Marsh l7th,
from to o'clock Tho menu will DON.
sist OF raw oysters, chicken salad, chicken
oroquettes, rolls, cotfoc, tea, jaliy and =
the White House ut Washington, and do.
nated by a member of Congress. Tickets
" cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15

1t Is Manager Stallings' intention to
play Lajoie at second base That will
cause the team to be made up as follows:
Lnjole, second base; Elberileld, third base;
Gross, short-stop; Delahanty, Cooley, and
Thompson, outflelders Boyle, Mcfarland
and Fisher, catchers Orth, Donahoe, FL
field; Wheeler, Dunkle, Plat, Jimeson,
Duggeby Murphy land possibly Bern
hardt and Becker) pitchers; Abbatichio,
fielder.
Just who will Captain the team is caus.
in Manager Stallings some thinking,
Boyle Is the best lnan for the position. but
Jack can't catch all the time, aud the cap
tnin should always DO on the team.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15

Phiicmma Chandler, carpenter and con.
tractor l. remoleliug the old log house. No.
700 Shiploy street, whore Henry I. Nc
Comb was hJrn, for M otllc, alQ car.
pcntcrs shop where he would 10
pleased p receive ordofs for work Ia his
line. Mr., G. had the misfortune to re-
ceivc qaite severe cash In tho forehead
the oilier day by his hatchot cate, ng on
an obstruction willis he was at work Tho
wound was dressed by his son Dr. SwitAen
Chandler and he Is ready to attend to
ClI.tarOprs 8s usual,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
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DELEGATION 10 WASHINGTON,

A delegation consisting Of R,v. A. 4.
Gordon, Of the West Monur ontal Church
Of Philadelphia, Rev. J. A. Blrlsdale, Of
the Union Baptist Church. J. ;. Trowcr,
nent coIorel men, passed through our city
ut II o'clock this morning on thcir way to
Washing On b. G.. to confer with Pfcsi..
lihht Mckinley, in regard to tho nu"i0r
of the colorcd postmaster in South Caro-
lima and other outrages against the dior.
ell people. They We're mot a. tho 4 ,pns in
this city by Rev. Mr.. Moore Hiram Cal.
Ter, MIR. Watson and Stansbury Murray,
yr,, with whom they had q pleasant con.
fcrRnrc,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
KNIGHTS ON A VISIT.

About seventyflve members OF Fame
Castle, Ancient Order of the Mystic Chain.
last ni9ht paid return visit to Sou thorn
Cross Council, No. 81, of the same order In
Philadelphia, Tho knights were in COM
mand of Thomas G. Hogue.
They marched to the station, headed by
the First Regiment Fife and Drum Corps,
which under the direction of Drum Major
Conn made an excellent appearance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
pCntiiical Mass at St. patrick's.

The. celebration Of ST, Pn,rici's Day, the
pntronal feast Of ST. Pa,rlck's Church. !
will be observed next Thursday in that
church with great solcmnlty. Officers Of
the mass: Rt. Rev. j. j . Monaghan, ID d. II
assistant priest, Row. VI. X. Falon; lea-I
cons Of honor, Rev. j. NJ harrington and
Hugo; dcacons and sub d,acons OF mass,
Rev. II, j. McG!ll md Il. L. Nrady; mat..
ter Of ceremonies, New, H. J. Connolly; I
preacher Rev. pr. Kennedy. Rev DR. !,
Harrington will lecture for tho benefit Of
st. Pntrick's Church on St Patricks
eve, "Wednesday night, in the Grand Opera
House. The sale Of tickets preslyUs y
crow del house 80. ,s.s3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15

Mrs. Dora Albert o: No. 232 Parish
street, YVES severely injurai kth!s morning.
Mrs, Albert was ut No. sos Eat Fifth
street engaged as u nurse. She made u
nil step and fell down tho stairs. The
Phoenix ambulance was summoned and
MIS-. Albert removed to her home. 1t Is
fea ed that Mrs. Albert is hur5 intcrncliy
in addition to the injuries to several parts
- hnr Indy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
CAPTAIN lEKITES MISSING.
i1e Commanded the Delaware Schooner
Wrecked off Cape Hatteras. -,

1t was learned to day that tho derellcts
which has been reported several times off
Cape Hatteras, and which is now pound-!
ing to pieces on the sand bars Of Little
Kinvnket., N. O., is the Delaware Schoan-'
or, Jennie h. Tomllnson, commanded BY
Captain George Il, Lekites of Milford. :;
Newberne on January s with cargo oet
no, 900 feet Of lumber for Atlantic City. I
The Tomunson was valued at abour sS,.:,
5O9 She was built In Milford, Del. in1
1891, and was owned by John b. Dormau. .
Captain Lekites who is believed to ha,
dead, lelves vito and several child en-,
None of the crew were Delawarean. III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-15
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VIII piie n Nj,asi

Bat!i1 Ryan will give up walkers ha ok
for the next few months and will ride a
bicycle when transacting city council en-
raads Thp p lice Commission placed
wheel at his diepo al last night at the
meeting Of that body