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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
TO EXAMINE:
! OUR FILTER.
Baltimore COunCilmen Will
be Here Tomorrow For
the Purpose.

A oommitts, Of City Council OF Balti.
more will visit this city tomorrow fo- the
purpose OF examining tho system OF water
filtration. The Sun of Baltimore thi,
morning con tanned the following bearing
on the matter:
The Council committee on health met
yesterday to consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of
establishing filter plant for the Lake
Roland water supply. There were present
st the meeting, beside, tho committee
Presidents EccleSan Stevens Of the First
and Second branches of the City Council,
respectively. both are 'intefested In the
result Of the committeo's elaboration.
Dr. H. H. .ImhoIc. chairinaa Of the com.
mittee, presented on ordnance for the con-
sideration OF the conimittee. II provided
for an appropriation Of &177, 600 from the
$500, 600 remaining In the hands Of the
water board from the 81, 900 900 loan for the
purchase OF filters with capacity sufficient
10 filter the Lake Roland water supply Of
~. 00O,CO gallons por day; and left to the
City Council the appropriation Of suffi-
Client sum to erect the building and equip
1t with piper, pumps, boilers. ETC.. estimat-
cd at about STA, OOo
Mr. Samuel r. Morrison. president Of
tho New York Filter Misunderstanding Com
pany, estimated for tue con,nittssthat he
could give them filters for the Lake Roland
supply, similar to those In use at Elmira,
N. Y, which the committee inspected as
the guests of Mr. Morrison. for SIT, 2S+. Ho
also figured on an ornate marbles building
TO contain tho filters and to be located at
The Druid reservoir, with all necessary
machinery, the cost Of which no placed at
about sl73,OOO The ordinance was freely
discussed, and developed opposition No
action was taken upon 1t.
The committee decided to take trip to
NVil,,,i vtnn in nact tho HltAr n Oparatinn
there 1t Is different system than the one
10 operation at Elmih Tho conlmlttoe
will leave Baltimore Thursday morning.
,ant, will make thu trip 10 aday.. -
/ "A committee of the Water Department.
will show the visitors the plant. ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27

The business outlook at New Castle a
improving to some extent. Tho Delaw ire
Iron Works will resumo two shifts II 1t Ia
possible to obtain The men. The works
have teen running for some timn with 225
men, about ore.third of the full quota of
men employed by the firm when running
full-handed. Tho Knowles Woollen Mills
are busy getting out spring samples and
o number Of orders have been taken ahead.
The indications are that the Triton Cot.
ton Mills. formerly operated by james G.
Shaw, aud which have been Idle FOR four
years, mny possibly reopen aud start o
weaving department.
The factory Of the New Castle Manufac-
turing Company Is busy OH lodgings for
o: her shirt factory will shortly be started
in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
UP AT
CLAYM0NT.
Ambrose S. Ottey Tells of
Interesting Happenings .
There and Nearby.

On Tuesday, tho 10th inst, A. S. Ottey
passed his b3rd mile stone Of life
Sunday last was great day In tho
annals OF the Atonement NJ. II Church, Of
this place. Tie church had been repaired
In general A lady In Boston, u former
resident OF the place. and friend of the
church, sent word that she would, at her
own expense, repaint the walls the outside
wood work, lay u new door, put in new
wainscoting and lower the pulpit. Sc. Tho
trustees wcre to repaint the church on the
inside with other repairs. put now carpet
on the floor and pulpit. This WAS oil douo
and Sunday last was the re-Upening day.
Tho services commenced at TO- 80 with
preaching by Rev. K ,bert Waits, Presi1-
Ing Elder Of the district.
He preached u grand sermon on the text
found In John is: II, tho opening prayer
being made by Ebon N. Baldwin Tho
choir was composed Of several members Of
different church choirs In Wilmington and
Claymont, under the leadership Of the lat.
ter's chorlster, Evan Gallagher. The sing.
ing was pronounced up to date by oil who
beard It, A collection was taken and slO5
WAS received at the morning service. A
lanch was provided FOR those who came
IL ofn distance by the ladies and friends
Of the church, amt quite q largo Hunber
partook Of It, 1t has boon the writer's
privilege to attend many church feasts, but
never before saw such all amount of differ
emit articles on D table for lunch
The services re.opened at 2 o. clock with
the children's part of the program under
the leadership Of Eben N, Baldwin. Abner
Vernon, William Hopes and Ambrose S.
Ottey each made appropriate addresses.
At 2p. H., Rey. J. W. Perkenpne, pas
tor of the Cokesbury NJ. +. Church, Mar
Gus Hook, filled the pulpit and preached
whole-sonleh sermon.
Rev. d +. Short, of Wilmington, was to
have filed this part, but like his name he
game short, though quite tall, standing
about six feet thrcU inches.
The Epworth League meeting at $50 D.
m. was in charge Of Mr.. Baldwin 1t was
an experience meeting and good number
testified to the wonderful powor Of God.
At 8 o'clock Row. George Tumpkins, the
pastor. occupied the pulpit and delivered
one OF his best sermons The amount of
money received during the day was near
ly $50. The cost Of the improvement was
$3.50
There are some Incidents connected with
the case worth mentioning. Thomas
Cardwell, who paint ed the church when IL
was tuilt thirty five years ago, helped his
son, Rowland Cardwell, who had the con-
tract to repaint 1t. At the lunch table a
well known gentleman Of the Baptist p,r-
suasion was eating his luach. wieh fair
dnmsel, by accident, upset u glns, OF wa.
ter on him, giving a good sprinkling of the
Methodist style. The Baptist, however,
for water, and the Methodist for fire. The
two converted In steam will make a sure
go.
Joseph Hopes and family, Of Falkland
Dol, spent Saturday and Sunday with
their parents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
Heard FROM tIer | rot Ter.

Mrs. John Kruger. who resides at Nc.
S2l clayton street, this city, has been made
happy by a letter written by her brother,
John Dunlee who is q member of Penn
sylvania regiment, and participated In the
battles at Santiago.
In speaking of the campaign Mr.. Dunlee
wrote: am us well as ever, but have had
several narrow escapes The first engage.
lmcnt was on the 25th of June. Two of our
regiments were in the battle. The Ninth
Cavalry lost seventeen killed and thirty
five wounded. Tho Spanish losses were
very heavy. We buried thirty two Of
their dead.
,"The next fight was on tho first day Of
July, when we captured I'll Caney. We
had hard fight. 1t lasted ten hours before
we took the town. Our regiment, the
Twelfth, made the charge on the block
house, which ended the hattie. Our Com
pany took fourteen privates and two Off.
GERS prisoners. The entire regiment captur.
cd $40 men, The Twelfth's colors foated
over the block house that night. When
the Spanish flag was lowered grabbed u
piece Enclosed you will find II.
after we had taken FL Caney we start
cd for Santiago. We marched all night
and began fighting as soon as 1t was day
light. The battle lasted all of that day
and night and during the greater part Of
July 3, when they hoisted the flag OF truce
which has been ND ever since"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
The 1arkets.

Eggs plenty and selling from is to 16c;
butter 20c to 23cn pound; new potatoes. Sc
and &c u peck; pears l0c n qt.; boots Sc q
bunch; peas, loo u peck; apples 12o to
15c do. oranges lee to Soc dozen; mutton
PC to l5c pound; potatoes II 10 u bushel;
corn 10 cents u dozen; new cabboge
&c to &c heal chickens 35c to Coo each;
squash, &c each; beef from Sc to zoe
pound venl l0c to lSc do; cucumbcrs, 1c
each; tomatoes, &c to Sc a x II peek; string
beans, l0c X peck; Gallo mi he rries loo
a he; peppers, 2 for s cents ;huckleberrie
g. quart; cauliilower, &c to loo head !;
peaches l0c quart; raspberres l6c and
1Sc quart; gooseborries. 100 n quart;
Currants, l0c quart; water melons 800
to Doc each; appricots, Tea box pineapples.
75c II dozen; hucklebefries. 81 quart,
egg plants &c to l2c each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
CARD BASKET.

CARD BASKET.
Edward 4. Price IL Cd SEQ trip to Bos-
ton
J.B Maxwell has returned from Niagara
Falls.
0David Lindsay and family have returned
from Cape May.
Levi c. Bird will spend some slime at
Bedford springs.
Frank Walker has returned from visit
to kennett Square
Levi Foster is spending bis vacation at
Wtst Chester
Tho Rev. Il. f. Martindale, OF Salisbury.
was In Wilmington yesterday.
James f. McIvor Is rusticating at At
iantic City. N. j.. to-day.
Mrs Cottman, Of Chester, who has been
visiting IN this city, has returned home.
Meta Crowding. Is visiting bor aunt
Mrs. David S. Wilde at Kenton, Delaware
Miss Eliza Scho1eld has returned to
Chester. after Wilt to friends IN this city.
Miss Mary Fleming of Harrington, Del
is visiting her uncle A. Fleming Of this
city.
Col. Wickersham was In this city to day.
Mn Theodore Priest, o! Elizabeth, N.
j., h. returned home after visit to
friends in this city.
George Fredericks,a Philadelphia, Will
mingo on and Baltimore Railroad engineer
IL confined to his homo Us the result OF q
fall
The Rev. DR.. Il H. Adams. former pre-.
siding elder of the Dover district, but now
pastor of Easton NJ. K. Church. is visiting
III this city.
Chris Stuck, Hummer Watson and Fergy
Hanrahan spent yesterday grabbing at
Riverside. The Wilmington Transfer
Company has received the contract for de-
liyering their catch to the ommisstsn
them quite busy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27

the following described real estate, WIS.,:
All that certain lot Of land situate In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county and state
Of Delaware bounded and described as follows
TO wit:
Beginning at point on the southerly side Of
Fourteenth street between Washington and
Jefferson streets, at the distance Of 81 foot
from the ea4terly side Of jefferson street;
thence southerly along line of land of Alben
J. Pyle on the west and parallel with Jefferson
street I! feet toa corner; thence easterly par.
allcl with Fourteenth street 80 feet to the west.
erly side Of Chamberlain street. t3O feet wide;
thence thereby northerly 72 feet to the south.
ery side of Fourteenth street aforesaid, and
thence thereby westerly IS feet TO the place Of
beginning be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Rachel NJ: Clark, surviving mort.
gag0r. and Rachel NJ. Clark administrators OF
Elmer W. Clark. deceased; mortgagor and
George W. Mckee and Mary P; W. Mckee. his
wife. terre tenants and TO be sold by
WILLIAM r. Finn, Sheriff.
Sheriff's, Office, Wilmington. Della ware.
July Ii. 1895 3yle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
ON FRIDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF JULY, lSA

at 10 o'clock q. IN,
the following described real estate, via:
AZ those two certain lots or pieces OF land
Mill Creek hundred aforesaid bounded and do
scrlbed as follows, to wit:
fo.L Beginning at corner stenq Of the
Gsse laid and lad now Or formesH q a.na.
north 7S15 degrees east lu5 psrehes to the middle
OF the public road leading from Wilmington;
thence with the middle OF said road north u
degrees west 70 perches; thence with an old
line north o5l4 degroos east "a perches to o
stone; thence north 40 degrees west ~ perches
toa stake or stone; thence south 40la degrees
west x Gl0 perches to the middle Of the road
aforesaid thence up the same north 81 degrees
west IS $40 perchcs 10 James Gitiin's old line;
thence with tho same south 60 degrees and u
west ~ perchcs and 10 to corner now or for.
merry In John Montgomery's line; thence
place OF beginning containing 50 acres, 5 quar-.
tiers and " perches, be the same more or less.
NO. Beginning at corner Of tho above
described lot Of land In the middle Of the land
caster read; thence up the same road north
~ degrees west 80 perches to q line Of land now
or formerly. OF James Gittn; thence with said
line north q degrees east 81 perches to a stone
or stake; thence south va degrees east IS
west 70 5-l0porchcs to n stone; south IL degrees
west ~ 2.l0 perchcs to stone and south "a do.
grecs west ,pcrches to corner ofta lot:
81 degrees west q G.lO perchcs to the place Of
beginning, containing 2334 acres Of land. be the
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution az tho
property of John H. Hulett, administrator OF
Martha Hulett. deceased, mortgagor, and jos
iah g, Hulctt John H Hulett, Sarah Elizabelh
lIuc It, Mary A. Hulett and Annie M. Hulett,
hcir.at,law Of Martha Hulett. deceased. t to
William r. Finn. Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Delaware
June 30. 1898 !yl5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
> In Camp at 1IddletOwn

Middietown, July. "a Court marsbals
continue to be held and eight mon were
sent to tho guard house this morning. =.
Companies G, a, X. and f were united
during the morning and PIT through the
line. OF battle exercises. The Second Bat.
TALON had battalion drill, while the Third
Was put through company and skirmish
drills.
For some time past u umber Of men who
have been discharged on account OF sick
ness and others were given dishono rable
discharges. Sumo Of the companies have
only sixty seven men, while others have
eighty 1t Is now the intention to recruit
these companies up TO the standard mum.
Dor.
This Is not looked upon very favorably
by the mca, as they think that 1t will keep
them hero so much longer. The men are
anxious to go away, and they fear that the
recruits will be hard to get, thereby keep
ing them here for an indefinite period The
general health OF tho men 10 very good
and there are only four cases In the hos
pital and none OF u serious nature
Lieutenant Pennewiil of Company Il has
rendered his resngnation to Colonel Wick
ershaln and 1t has been sent 10 New York
for approval of the department OF the East
Captain Ayers of Company D has left on
q three days furlough. He has gone to
Virginia. and it Is rumored that he will!
take unto himself u bride,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
To Dedicate the Synagogue.

The Adsh Kodish Baron de Hirsch con.
gregnticn last night decided to dedicate the
First synagogue on Thursday, Augusta.
The exercises will take place at s o'clock.
Prominent speakers from New York Phil
adelphia, Baltimore ard Chicago will be
present at the dedication. Singers from
Philadelphia have been engaged for the
occasion.
After the dedication exercises O supper
and entertainment will be given. All who
are interested are invi,e ed TO be present at
the dedication. Those who receive invita-
tons arc urged to ho sure and attend by
tho building committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
Trustees of the Poor.

Tho Trustees Of the Poor were in ses-
sion at Farnhurst this morning md opon
cd bids for furnishing supplies to the in
stituiior for the coming quarter Fred
KieHle received the contract to supply tho
beef and George Gray thu groceries. There
was considerable discussion over he krcf
contrast that furnished during the last
quarter not having been up 10 the stand.
ard.
Superintendent Mccoy reported the
population OF the aimshuusr 10 be 2I3
1911 being white, The payroll Amounting
10 $40 II was ordered pad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
Wants the Papers.

Andrew c Gray appeared before Judge
Bradfordin Federal Court this morning
and asked for an order upon the Govern
inent for the return Of papsrs used Ia, re-
cent trial Of United States Sena orkenney
A; The court was not in commu lication
with District Attorney Fandegrift and in
order that no confusion might result,
Judge Bradford informed Mr.. Gray that
the matter would have to be postponed for
several days. Although Mr., Gray stated
he was lay no immediate huray for the
papers lie thought their use could not be
had by the government in any future case
against Mr. h"nnsy unless the Court SO
ordered. Judge Bradford agreed with him
and tho mltter went uYrr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27

MILLER-HU RST-On July 90, 1898, at
No 1885 North Twenty-hrst street, by
the Rev. Robert Graham. u. d., Edward
Miller and Annio Hurst, both Of Phi!a-
delphia.
HOCkEY-RUPP-On Wednesday even.
ing, July 20, 1898, at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, No. S32 Watkins street,
Philadelphia, by the Itev.J. Wesley Sui
livan, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church,
Charles l.. Hockey and Sallie p. Rupp
both Of Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
I Has MANILA
FALLEN?
Madrid Hears That It Has
and Anxiety Prevails.
The PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
They Ire Satisfactorily Looked Upon
in Washington, But War Will :,
Not Cease Until the
II Last Moment.
SAfadsid. July sT.--It Is rumored here
thstManiia has surrendered to tho Ameri.

oAs.aaa 1,,,v or N "a .au;nor,a hare
~...I-.,,. ha. ,rr.onds,oa tDaho Am.,,.
e -. y $500
Il ~. .,.o..,or a. M.s,..' IL nm, .,.4, cha
y 5000 1890. :, -, ~
Z sTn,o .o,orrm.rt he,isves that tbe town !,
a. hssr ho,mh,rdad Nv tho A msrlcan war;
~, .,a ,hat a was concrrror,lv attach.
49,. ,ho ,.na .,ls NV 10 o,o Amo,;,,,s
.ns On ooo r,haI,
+, C..,.,. &C.,, A,u,,.,,, Ian. ,,o,. IN
-, Eu-onsar soldier. soi,or, and ma,
yines.
He In sorely embarrassed by the non.
oambaants. but he Is nevertheless sxpoct-
slto make IA prolou yed resistance. unless
leuk Of provisions and water compels him
n consider the sufrerines of the iLhabi-
tants In any case, 1t is supposed that lie
Will only surrender to Admiral Dewey,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
Damage Suit Will Follow.

Everett Holingow worth at the coming
term Of court will have suit for damages
against Samuel Cunningham. The pro-
posed action is the uutCnmu OF rcplevli
suit by Michael Nolk vs.. Cunningham to
recover thirty two bu heels of what
o, Last year Vo'k lived ON the farm which
Cunningham now tenHnt-. Hn put In his
wheat last Fall, and, it is said, promised
TO give Cunningham, tho incoming tenant
the equivalent Of thrte acres of wheat pro-
vided Ire kept his stock of the growing
grain, the iiold being unfrncrd
Some days ago No!k sent Everett Ilol-
hngsworth 10 tho farm to thrcsh the wheat
The thresher anu engine were placed in
position and the work began Then Cum
ningham learned that Noik was not going
70 give him the wheat promised contend
ing that he h1n not kept the STOCK oil it
Gunningham cnmc to Wilmington, con
suited Harry Emmons, attorney, and the
two went out to the farm.
They ordered NolliDgsworlh to stop his
thresher. He said that he WA working
for Mr.. Nolk and refused to comply with
the demand. They attempted TO push the
belt off the driving wheel. but could not
do So Finally Mr.. Emerson told sCun.
ninghaln to break the engine and stop it.
His client followed the advice. Picking
up an iron bar be let 1T dive, striking he
piston rod, and stopping the engine Hol
tngsworth says that il tho bar had struck
two inches farther than it did everybody
there would have been killed by an ex-
plosion. 1t took half an hour to repair
the break. Then Cunningham seized
thirty two bushels OF Nolk' wheat rs his
share. Volk retained John II. Rodney.
who got cut writ OF replnyin aud got the
wheat, giving security for the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27

The gasoline stove mad its inning this
morning but fortunately no one was in
jured The stovt in the house OF Mts Ell
wards At No G05 East Seventh street OK
pi, dcd II few minutes after Mrs Edwar Is
had left it. 'ihu burning fluid set fire to
the carpet in the room and before he
Washington Chemical engine ex,inguish-
ed the blazt $50 damage had boon done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
ChaOCcry Court

In Chancery Court this morning w III.
s. Hiiles and Austin ii rr ngton, Appcur-
Ing foilthe thri'tnna RIVER, lmprYyrmcnt
Company for which the security Trust
Safe Deposit ComAny Is receiver. tlIeln pc.
tNion of NOR cay,s to fore close on the
property As prayed for by crrGl'ors Ar
gument for and a gains the foreclosure
waa heard and decision by tho court post.
ponud.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
To Hear the Argument.

The hcaring IN the preliminary iniunc.
ton snit of Theodore b. Stab against the
Front and Union street Railway Company
from cxtcu,!ing its line across his property
in Brandywino hundred, will take place
before Ju ge Edward &. Bradford in
United States Court this afternoon. Ito
bearing was to have been given yesterday
afternoon but the Interested parties agreei
10 u postponctlcnt until this afternoon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27

More scot. We have
l2O more
Crash pairs of
them. How
Trousers they are
made for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
From ChriStiana.

The following from this town are on the
sick list Mr.. William Clay, Mrs. John
Meggison and Mr.. Edw. Davis who fell
from tho scaffolding Of the A. U. NJ. L.
Church ON Tuesday.
Society OF Willing Workers OF Salem
Church will meet at tho home Of Mrs. Al.
fred Ioaand next Saturday night instend
of Oh Thursday night as previously IN.
nounccd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
Habeas Corpus in His Behalf.

Argument on II writ Of haoeas corpus In
behalf Of harles f. Parsons, who was ar.
rested yesterday by Detectives A!cNcy and
WitS!l. On u Charge of stealing s32 from
Abraham Cam, Of ia French street. will
be heard before Ju e SJruince this even.
Ing. ! he chief allegation is tina; Parsons
WAS arrested without warrant and is
therefore illegal, held.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27

MIR. James Jones, Of tho drug firm of
Jones a. Son. Cowden, H., In speaking Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery, says that last
winter his wife was attacked with La
Grippe. and her case grew so serious that
physicians at Cowden and Pana could do
nothing for her. 1t seemed to develop into
Hasty Consumption. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in store and selling lots of
1t. he took bottle homo. and to the sur
prise Of all she began to get better from
first dose and half dozen dollar bottles
cured her sound and well. Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds ia guaranteed to do this good
work, Free trial bottles at N. b. Dnn-
fOrtl's drug store
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
with slight change OF temperature, indi-
Gu ing showers in various sections Some
what similar conditions will probably pre-
vail on Friday.
The Thermometer at w. G. Taylors
drug store, 3D. King street. registered to.
day as follows:
To'clock 10 o'clock O'Clock
n 10 4 re-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
Horse Tuinsa Somersa L.

The flies 50 bothered horse bciunging 10
DR.. Hammond OF Furnhurst yesterday
a:tcrGu0n that the animal turned II suner.
snult while standing ON Sixth b. weun
Market and King streets Strange TO say
Aoaiimal neither damaged the wagon Or
In:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
Wilmlngtonian's Narrow Escape

The Chester Times says: A stranger
from Wilmington, who refused to give his
name, tried 10 board IL train ut the b. &
o. II. h. station yesterday after it had
started and he fell off, coming within IN
AGO of having his feet crushed by the
wheels. The man was taken In charge by
Porter Fred Hopkins. and sent home Oh
the next train In safety,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-27
BuckleB's Arnica SaIye,

The Best Salvs In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptons, and posi-.
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is guaraule ed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box, For suIe by N, d Danforth