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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
RUNAWAY
BOYS CAUGHT.
Left Their Homes With a
Fakir and Intended to
Go to Florida.

Michael Cannon, aged 49, and George
Alsterbund, aged II years Of Boston arc
locked up in the City Hall. They were ar.
rested yesterday aftern on at the F., VS.
b. depot by Officer Gordy.
At tho police station they stated That
about two weeks ago they mot man In
Boston who induced them to go to Florida.
Hn gave them glowing account OF that
cline and told them they could make big
money by selling baskets,
They travelled from city to city until
they reached Baltimore. Floridn was still
u far piece off and the memory Of home
was dear. They left tho fakir who intend.
cd to makea fortune by selling baskets
and started fol- home.
Chief Doan teographed to Chief FL.
dridge of Boston last evening that tho
boys were undor arrest. A telegram was
received in re urn that the parents Of tho
boys would make arrangements for their
return to Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Registration Echoes.

The Democrats are circulating among
tho colored residents OF the sixth Ward o
circular containing the following: 1t is
known you have received by mail letter
with money n it to register with. You
are notified not to attempt to do so, asyou
will be liable to arrest and punishment.
The colored men paid no attention to the
attempt to intinidate them US they had re
cuivcd no letter nor money. go.
Simila' intimidating circulars have been
circulated throughout tho county, but 10
attention whatever was paid to them'
In New Gas le Hundred the full Repub.
lican vote Is being registered.
in the second district of Now Castle
soldier was refused because he did not
have his army discharge. He will appeal
10 Judge Spruance
a colOred man was refused and he went
before Notary Public and had II protest
y cllred under oath. This protest hc
filel with Register Morrison
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
BIG FIRE ON
THE CAUSEWAY
The Barn and Paint Shop
of Andrew G. Taylor
Destroyed. The
REFLECTION FROM THE FIRE
Causes a Crowd of Four
Thousand to Go Wit
naSSeS the Fire.
Are Stopped on
CauseWay
BY SEVERAL FEET OF WATER

Fire destroyed the barn. paint shop and
contents. and damaged extensively tho
dwelling house of Andrew G. Taylor at
the New Castle causeway and Garrishe's
Lane last night. The damage is estimated
at w. OOO fully covered by insurance. Short
ly after o'clock the sky was illuminated
by bright light in that section.
officer William j. Massey was at Front
and Market streets at tho time and Turned
in an alarm. The Fame Hose Company
and the Washington Company responded.
Soon after crossing the Market street
bridge the fremen had difficulty in keep
ing the water from extinguishing the fires
beneath the engine boilers.
There was at least two feet OF water in
p aces on tho causeway as the result of the
ovei how of the ChriStiana. The fire orgi
mated in the barn and spread to tho paint
shop building The inilammable nature
OF Ito material caused the building to burn
quicKly, consequently they were total
loss.
The dwelling caught fire from tho paint
shop building and was badly damaged.
OAe end was completely Quilted and the
furniture is badly injured by fire and
smoke.
The ref elton of the fire was noticeable
all over the city. The report spread that
fourteen houses were on fire. AS each
tongue of fire leaped upwards the crowds
of people rushed madly to the scene But
MS they reached tho causowny they wero
disapp Jintud. In tho crowd that gathered
there wcro four thousand persons. II was
one surging mass af humanity. Tho ma
joEity Of the people waded through the
mud which was at least five inches in
depth. But the .watot ranged from six
inchas to two and II ha;f feet in depth.
Few persons wadeJ tn. cush it as tho was
ter was higher than the top OF their gum
boots, The reflection was visible at New
Castle, and farmers who came to market
today 81 to hat the reflection was visible
in all directions in The surrounding coun-
try for II radius Of several miles. The or-
gin ol tho fire Is unknown.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is recon-
Mendod by many physicians. IL cnres the
worst cough or cold, and it Is always re-
liable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

Lrs.John Stuart is vlstingin Baltimore
Miss Sarah Milligan has returned from
Newark.
Mis- Carrie Stevenson has returned to
E,rederica.
Tho Roy. Ralph I. Coursey went to Cen
trevlIc, Md, last evening.
Delaware Railroad Conductor Lemuol
Hitch is on q visit TO Omaha.
Lieutenant William T. Watson. Jr, re-
turned to his home in Milford yesterday.
Mss Dodd is visiting in Baltimore. but
10 expected home.
Miss Martha Robinson, who Is visiting
In Baltimore, is expec ed home this wcok.
Mrs Arthur H. Garrett spent few days
IN New York this wtek.
Miss Not,ie Burkhard, Of Rutland, Vt,
u visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mary Pennington, of Scaford, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs Eva NJ. File, CT Aberdeen, Md, is
De guest 0! friends in this city.
Miss Martha Bildle, of Elkton, is spend
kng the winter with frionds in this city.
Ex- Mayor Austin Harrington Is at At.
lAntic City, but will return In fow weeks.
William G. Pcnnypackor. who is ut
Deadwood, Nebraska, is expected home
soon.
Miss Dorothy A. Bsrens has been spend.
big few days ut Overlook, near Pnila-
Ae!phia.
Major Theodore Townsend, of the First
Delaware Regiment, has returned to his
home in Milford.
John p. Steward, Jr., who has been WIS.,
Ting relatives in this city, has returned to
lis home In Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Melchior and
niace, Miss Lille B Mc!chlor, have Just
rsSurned from "A plensnut trip to West Nir.
Ginia and ives ern Pennsylvania.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
LOOKS LIKE
FRAUD.
Democrats Oppose Repub-
lican Registration.

The different registration districts OPEN
cd up for business this morning at prompt
ly s o'clock Tho workers Of both parties
were out In full force. making an effort to
persuade those who have rs yet tailed to
qualify, SO that they can vote Oh Novem.
Der 9Th. They are getting their mon reg.
isterod as fast as possible, but they are not
coming out as they should Or taking tho
interest In the campaign that was expect
cd by tho leaders of tho party.
This morning in the fourth district over
Third street bridge John WEIGH refused
to allow the Republican challenger in tho
r jom where the registration was taking
place. What for he refused TO suite. His
actions were suspicious and caused no
little excitement for some Lime iu tho
vicinity.
At district No 10 Barney Donohoe re-
fused to take tho oath required of the reg
istrars and acted as If no didn't have 10
respect for the Office that al election officer
should, AT tho other registration places
the voting was dragging along with little
1t any excitement to cause any comment,
1t is not expected that threa thousand
voiors will take opportunity to propcrly
qualify In New Castle county to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Suits secured, Mania tan Laundry.
DEATHS.


DRYNER-On October q, 1858 Sophie,
widow of the late Samuel b nor, In her
N?Nu yrnr.
RclatIv and friends arc respectfully in
vtcd to a'.t nd he funeral from the res =
dpnco of John Snyder, No. l0i Searie+
street on Monday afternoon, DC obar "a,
1898, at = 80 O'Clock. lntcrment at liver
view Gem }to:y.
CLAYrON-In this city, on October 20,
Alice A Clayton, widow of Joshua NJ.
CIaytoE
Relatives and friends and Washington
Council, y of L., arr respectively invited
to attend tho funeral Ga Sunday afternoon
1T O'Clock from her lats residence, No.
ZIG Giipin avenue lnterment at River
view Cemetery.
BROWN-On October 81. 1893, George II.
Brown, in his -, Il year.
Relatives and iricndi ar, invited to at
tend tho funeral services Mt his late resi-
lencp, Nv. l!23 'ratnall street, on Monday
alto. noon At :! u'clock. lntermcnt private.
rOORE- In this city, on October 20. 1885,
Joe, ". Poore aged A years.
Relatives, friends and Cherokee Tribe,
No 4, Improved Order Red Men arc in
vltcd TO attend tho funeral from his late
residence, No. III French stree Oh Sun
day afternoon, DC; ODER %, 1873 at2 o'clock
lnlrrinrnt at Lomhardy Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
ARLINGT0N'S
RECEIVER.
Argument Heard Upon the
Application Before
Judge Bradford.

Thoro WINS an interesting argument
heard in tho Unitod States Court to-day
before Judge Bradford. Hartman and
Knowles in their petition against the APP
pointment of Andrew ID. Jones' Of Balti-
more. ana David s. Lindsay OF this city,
claimed fraud had been praCticel byJones.
The allegations were that extra commits
sions were charged by him and therefore
objection was made to him being one of
the receivers to be appointed for the Ar
llngion Mills.
The firm represented John and Joseph
Grior of Philadelphia. Tho latter Il a
prosperous lnunuiactu, or in Philadelphia
and Is interested in three lurg, mills. such
rs the Arlington mills. Tho large stock
holders have no right to como into court
and claim t""r have the right to name tho
receivers. j ilgo Bradford, this court will
enieavor IT, 40 its whole duty IN this case.
1t is not bound to abide by the recomnen.
dntions of the counsel
Willard salisbury repre- sen ted three
ffths Of tho stock and asked for tho APP
pointment of David S. Lind>ay rs q first
rate business man against whu.e honesty.
responsibility, and impartiality not
word can 10 said.
The Court-What arc tho claims against
the concern?
MIR. salisbury tho only claim Is one for
$4,000 by woodward BALDWIN company.
Upon court Judgment for $4,000 and
Gricr has suit pc ding Tor wages MS he
was Superintendent Of the Mills.
MIR. Iiird asked for the appointment OF
Andrew u. Jones' Woodward, Baldwin
Company are putting up ElO,OO year to
boar the expenses of tho concern. The
Groer Brothors wart to get money. They
want t. b. paid for thor shares Of their
stock twill never be done The com
missions taken by Jones was just and fair
and the Grier Brothers knew OF it,
Columbus Baldwin put In 10000 into
the concern and borrowed tho money from
the Hanover and Continental Banks OF
New York, which Mr. salisbury repre-
sunts, Tho Court said that oven should
Mir. Jones rot be appointed il was not to
be- cots, ruea thutany imputation was cnst
against his character. Tho Court will ap-
poin, receiver or receivers during the
next two weeks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
ERROR NEEDS
CORRECTION
Samue! NJ. Knox Will Re-
Ceive the Full Party
Vote.

The name OF Samuel N. Knox OH the
Union Republican ticket will not result in
tho defeat If Mr. Knox in his contest for
tho first district senatorship rs Democrats
are announcing. Truo tho name is incor.
rect. Mr.. kEox's proper name heing Sam.
ucl NJ, but prominent Republicans said
this morning that the middle letter Is no
part of tho name and as Mr.. knox is the
only man of that name in the city tho full
yute must be COnuted for him.
The Union Republicans declare that the
name was printed wrong by mistake and
the statement is accepted by Mr.. Knox's
friends who are satisfied.
1t was said by Regular Republicans that
the Union men intended to flle u supple
mental ticket or which Mr.. knox's middle
initial would be correct but Union mon
who were talked wi h concerning the mat
ter denied that any change would be made
inusmuch rs Mr. KuJx was the only Sam
uel Knox in the city.
Mr.. Knox IL reported to be satisfied, not.
withs anding the error and foels that his
defeat can only be accomplished by ma
jority of votei for the Democratic aspirant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Civ Court Cases.

In tho case of William O'Conneil and
Ralph Farrn, charged with highway rob-
berry. John Knots testified in the city
court this morning. His evidence was to
tho effect that he SAW the trio quarlelling
and that no told Long to go away. The
case wa, dismissed.
George Nc Bride was fined $40 and costs
for being drunk aud acting disorderly on
Delaware avenue
Michael Dougheriy was ohar ged with
assault and battery OH Daniel Ke.lehcr.
Tho latter is % years of ago. Yesterday
morning Dougherty walkel up behind the
old man and struck him Iwice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
AWARDED A
CONTRACT.
The II. & II. Co. Receive a
Contract For a Steamer
for the N. Y. and
Porto Rico Steam.
ship Company.

A contract to build large passenger
aud freight steamship was awarded the
Harlan Sc Ho!lingsworth Company by
the New York and Porto Rico Steamboat
Company yesterday. The now craft will
BIO 33j foet long, 40 feet beam and ~ feet
depth Of hold. She will have accommo.
dations for fifty saloon passengers and
carrying capacity Of over 5000 tons. Tho
hull will DO built Of steel throughout, and
the propellng power will consist of triple
expansion engines, steam for which will
bo supplied by Scotch boilers
The contract calls for the delivery of the
vessel next spring and will be built az
corling to Loyd's rules of shipping.
The ioca. company are making rapid
progress in the construction Of tho two
new Merchant and Miners Transportation
Company's boats Nos. 10 anu II. Tho
frames Of No. 10 have been placed in posi-.
ton and tho work of putting tho plates
OH will soon be begun.
Tho vessels when completed will mako
the eighth vessel built by ths local firm
for the Merchant and Miners Company,
Nearly all Of the vessels have boon con-
structcd OH the same lines except the pres.
cnt two, which have angle while tho 9th rs
have L frames.
So many vessels being built for tho ono
company shows that Wilmington skill
and superior workmanship is recognized
all vino are in tho transportation business.
The company yesterday sent a large mum.
Der Of patterns of material w DO used IN the
vessels to tho foundry to DO ct.sted and
finished up by sometime in Novomber,
which iDdicntes that the construction OF
the boat will be rushed to completion as
fast as possible. Boat No. II, the heel Of
which will soon DO laid, viii be construct
cd on the WAYS lately vaca cd by tho
Vii GINA and with Carolina Chemical
Company's steamer S. Il. Morgan, whi,e
No. 10 is being constructed just east of It,
Tho torpedo boat destroyers Hopkins
and Hull the lines of which a"a now be-
ing laid In the IN ,uld loft will DO built in
tho West street end of tho yard. Ths
work on the Admiral Stringham Is pro.
crossing rapidly, and tho vessel will 'oon
take her initial plunge into tho Caristiana
river,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
"My Neighbor

Deals here and told me to try
your store is something VIC hear
often now days. It's the kind OF
advertising we want and the best
kind we can get. Shall we have a
try at your next shoe wants3 If
we can't give you better than usual
footwear for less than usual mon
ey, we won't expect your trade,
that's fair Business talk, isn't it,
Little hints for careful buyers.
Less than two dozen pairs
Mems Minton Calf Shoes, a good
s. value, sI.4o. Little lot boys
Fine Calf Shoes SI.1S in place
$50. Small sizes in Ladies'
$3.50 and $500 Shoes, $3.50.
EsfDMAN'C The MoEey-Saving
~ Shoe House
No 10 East Fourth
Between Market and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

Thra.gc iir.rt, tree. AK Manhattan
LAUNDRY, sos iii1s street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Suits dyed, Manhattan Laundry. -: -.
At the Federal Building.

A OWL service examination was hold BY
Mossrs Young and Howet to-day. There
were applicants for clerk and for car
rier. Ohc woman aud one colored man
were among the number. A woman's
apron wrapped in blue paper was found
yesterday ut the stamp window. Unless
called for by the owner ut tho registry
window the apron will DO sent to the dead
letter office
Collector Of Customs Cooper has been
orderea from Washington to close tho
o1lire hereafter at IL O'Clock on Saturday.
Collector Cooper received letter from the
n'1nutac nrcr of patent medicine In Bal
In "a n't'ng for inform ion a, to Iiccncn
10. 81 OF same In this district He " 0
rcfcrrcu " Clerk of the ace oard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
MARRIED BROOKLYN,

Miss Adelia Lucllc McCord and Lewis
Joseph Spence, formerly OF this city, were
married in ST. Georges Episcopal Church,
Brooklyn, n. Y, on Thursday, Rev. ST.
Clair Hester officiating. Among those at
tho church who are known in Whining
ton were: Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Spence,
Edwin II. Spence, MI and Mrs. Il. W.
Dorsey .Jr.. leighton S. Lorsey, Miss NJ.
Emilie Dorsey, Miss Sarah Burns Mr. and
Mrs James Grier, Clarence Grier, William
Grer, Mr. and Mrs. William }. Spence,
Mr. and Mrs. John Grier, Mrs. E,cAerts,
Mrs Charles Rickerts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

Tho Philadelphia Bulletin last night
said: From papers found on the body. the
u lkuown man who died yesterday in tho
l,resby crian Hospital from injuries re-
ceived by being struck by a train Oh the
Pennsylvania Railroad at South Bristol.
has been identified rs that OF Alfred j.
Bodamer, lO1 w. Front st. Wilmington
Del.
Peter ]. Fagan's Sorrel Horse Hotel is
at No 1Oi West Front street. but Mr.. Fa-
gan says no such man ever boarded with
him. No one here seems to know Be-
damer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

1t is hinted in certain quarters that a
volcanic eruption will take place In our
city in certain quarters before many more
days, and mighty will be tho uphoaval
thereat Certain men are going around
with darkened brows and threatening at
titude, swearing vengeance and muscular
punishment to certain men whom they
claim have taken liberties with their
names not tolerated in respectable society
and they mean to take the law in their
own hands and wreak punishment OH the
guilty phrtles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Stealing in the Markets.

Thieves travel our street markets every
market day. The farmers have to keep a
sharp lookou: AFT er their product displayed
for sale OH their benches us well as their
money, which thoy gonornlly keep in tho
wagons where it Is easy Of access to make
c.anye Tho wife Of one Of The req lar
attendants of the King strsot market on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, said she had
lost lire, drossed Chickens off their stand
in tic pust month. Dozens Of women
make practice of visiting King and
Madison streets markets and stealing all
thoy can lay their hands on. The attention
of tho authorities should DO called t" 70
and the practice b oxen up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Trousers secured, Manhattan Laundry


William T R'asin, q carpenter employ
ed by the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com.
parry, had one of his hands caught in a
joining machine and badly mangled YES.
terday afternoon. -Four fingers were am
putated by DR.. George r. Carmichael.
John Holzor had several fingers of his
eight hand injured yesterday afternoon
while loadinga railroad frog on car in
the Fourth street yard of tho p, w. & b.
Railroad. Tho H. urod member was dress-
ed by Detective William Il. Jones at tho
Emergency HOspital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

Wilmington folk ale much Interested in
tho exhibition at the DreXel Institute of
tho work of Howard Pyle's students. Mr.
Pyle has had his summer studio ut Chadls
Ford, that romantic place tecmlng With
revolution "reminiscences, aud here, with II
number OF his pupils, all summer has been
doing outdoor sketching, and tho result If
thsir work on exhibition now mas proved
very interesting to Wilmington folk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
First Church Specia Service.

Two weeks Of special services will begin
in First Plesby Church tomorrow
evening. Rev. Il A. Walton will speak
aud Professor ID. H. Roberts will sing.
DR.. Chapman is expected to be present
during the meetings. Rov. MIR. Walton
and Roberts arc now conducting services
in Trenton N. j., where they arc meeting
with large success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
IDROPOSAL

No 10 East Fourth
Between Market and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
r1eeting With Success.

Tho collectors OF the fund for the send.
ing Of the regimontal band to Philodol.
phia noxt wo0k with the Delaware troops
are meeting with success and almost the
needed amount has already been received.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
CIR .ND PEACE JUBILEE.
Philadelphia, October 35, 40 & y Ono
Fare FOR The Round Trip Baltimore
AMI Ohio Railroad

For the Grand Peace jubilee at Phila-
delphia, O2tobpr 20, rs and II, the Ealti-
more and Ohio X, r vii sell tickets at
one faro for the round trip good going on
regular trains Of October 2ith 20 9th,
good TO return until October 81, 1893. ia
elusive The Jubilee is to BIO II National
affair and three days will be devoted to
Civic, Military and Naval Parades For
timoru & ONO Railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

Short, nobby,
free | 0 y 8 o
back, Smooth
IL g r 8 G y s :,
Light Coverts
Fancy Cllev-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

To get good Wow of the naval parade
and war vessels at tho peace jubilee, take
the steamer Ulrica at King street wharf
on Tue ,day, Oct. %, att 3Ja. III Retu n
ing, leave about p. ~. going direct to
tho Philadelphia parade. Tickets now on
sale at the wharf. On account Of tho m
tied number of passengers allowed, fare
for the round trip 100.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Lost Blankets.

A gentleman living In tho upper part of
Chris;iana HID, lost two new horse blun =
kets on tho Kennett Pike Oh Saturday, the
18th instant. ANY one leaving the same at
this office, will be suitably rewarded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

Robert Mcrricls sold one hundred head
OF nuod milch cows at Rcd Lion hotel on
Thursday. ranging in price from t3o to SO
head, averaging 500 II head, lie sold 80
head at private saie af 'er tho salo was
over. Cows are scar. anu nigh anu bring
exceptionally good prices. 1t would nay
tho farmers 10 raise mich COWS and blood
ul horses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22
Another Lightning Rod Echoe.

Christopher l. Ward has entered judg-
ment 10 the amount of s3s in the office of
Parliamentary Wooley for the Lackawanna
Lightning Rod Company against John
Kirby Of No. 5l7 Caymont street. 1t lis al
legged That the suit is brought on facts
similar to those in the case of Major Coch-
ran of the Highlands. The sheriff has
not levied on Mr. Kirby's property.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

Wilmington. Dol, Oct O.. All of tho
local preachers Of the Wilmington Dis
trlct. are requested to meet at business
meeting, at p. m. to be held at ZIG
French street Tuesday evening, 25h, by
request of Rev. b. Waters, President Is.
Il Fisher. Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

During the past woel there were ~
donths IL births and marriages. During
the corresponding week last year thore
we're rs deaths, 36 births and 6 marriages.
The crematery is broken down and the
Board OF Health is not responsible for the
garbage at present A qaantity of anti.
toxine has been received.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

RAYMOND Finley, aged Is years, OF Sew
onth and Orange streets, had his right
hand severely mashed this morning. Will,
he was playing on French street. above
Front, ono Of Bush's wagons backed
against telegraph pole. and caught his
hand. lie was taken to his home In the
patrOl wagon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-22

National Junior Vico Commander Dan.
lei Ross and Peter b. Aya:s have buen in
vited to attend dinner on Wednesday
evening in Philadelphia. 1t Is TO be given
by the Union League to President Mcl{in.
ley and tho officers Of the army and navy.