The sun., 1898-10-13

Delaware Council 0. U. A. M, held an
interesting meeting last night.
The du Pont Orchestra played last
evening at the West End bazaar.
Rev. H. B. Baird of Elan, Pa, has
been the guest OF Samuel H. Baynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Butler, of
this city, went to Baltimore yesterday.
DR.. S. G. Frederick has returned from
pleasant visit to his parents in Parkton,
Ex-Levy Court Commissioner S. F.
Shallcross of Odessa, was in this city
yesterday.
Miss Maud S. Grier, who has been Wis.,
iting friends in Salisbury, Md, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kelleher cele-
brated their wooden wedding anniver-
sary on Tuesday.
Miss Annie Roach, of West Chester,
has returned from a pleasant visit to
friends in this city.
Miss Josephine McDermott, who has
been visiting friends in this city has re-
turned to West Chester.
Miss Sarah Walker and William Wash
ington were married last night at No. 3O8
East Fourteenth street.
The Rev. J. D. c. Hanna will preach
at Union M. E. Church today, on "The
Gift Of the Holy Ghost"
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Robinson
celebrated the forty-fourth anniversary
of their marriage yesterday.
| I'll hoc rn+prnaI
Richmond, Ind, having been the guest
of Joshua Marvel in this city.
Officials of the P, w. " B. railroad
inspected the New York division of the
Pennsylvania railroad on Tuesday.
Gen. James H. Wilson, who will com
mand the First Corps of the United
States Volunteers, will be stationed at
Macon, Ga.
County Treasurer Horace G. Rettew, is
attending the session of the Supreme
Council, knights Of Golden Eagle, in
Baltimore.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware
, State Game Protective Association will
be held at the Merritt House tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Ethel, aged 6 years, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ". V. Harris, OF No. PIG East
Fourteenth street, died at her home on
Tuesday night, OF diptheria.
David Sterens OF No. 1905 Elm street
was taken sick yesterday at Fifth and
Tatnall streets. He was taken to his
home in the Phoenix ambulance.
> Bishop Monaghan will bless and erect
the new stations OF the cross at St.
;, ,Joseph's Church, on the Brandywlne,
! at 7.30 oclock tomorrow evening.
/ About 200 members of Delaware's
Grand Army of the Republic will par.
ticipate in the peace jubilee in Philadel-
phia. They will be accompanied by the
smyth Post Band.
John S.nelt of London, Eng, repre-.
e senting the Argentine and Great West.
ern railroad OF South America, paid q
visit to the Harlan q Hollingsworth
Company on Tuesday.
e An oil portrait OF the late Hon
= Thomas F. Bayard, painted by J. Harry
n Rollins, of this city, is on exhibition in
a the window of G. +. Rudolph's store,
n Fourth and Market streets.
); Crusaders Castle, K. Il. E., will repre-
sent the order in Delaware at the com
= ing peace celebration in Philadelphia
u Cant. Charles A. Bamberger of this city,
. will be in charge Of the delegation.
q The tracks for the Wilmington & Ches
J. ter railway are laid south to within 2Ol
,. wards of Claymont station, and the grad
h ing is completed south mile below the
"a station and north over mile above
Gordon Heights.
d A team owned by Horace Vernon O
d Eighth street market, ran away from
o Tenth and King streets yesterday morn
Is ing, going to Tenth and Church streets
If where it collided with apole, breaking
O the shafts of the wagon.
1t The Water Commission, at its weekl!
meeting Tuesday, considered an appllca
n ton from William Sellers for the depart
Is ment to supply water to Edge Moor
That village has two manufacturing es
j. Establishments and about forty families.
\, r. The following persons represented tn
II Hilles N. G. T. u. at the convention
i which opened in Camden yesterday
Mrs. Carrie e. Rankin, Mrs. e.. "A
Brosus, Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, Mrs
Sarah Harriott and Mrs. Annie b. Dick
& inson.
III The will OF the late Hon. Thomas 1
us Bayard was admitted to probate yester
err day afternoon. The attesting witnesse
of to the will were DR.. James A. Draper
mt Howard Pyle and j. Harvey Whtema
O. and to the codicis, Messrs. Hoar Smlt
and Nutter.
a Willard Salisbury yesterday apple
e. to Resident Judge Spruance for cl'arte
Ve for The Electric Press, the incorporation
llt of which include II. I. Price and }. A
bert Currey rhe business OF the corp
ration is to be the manufacture OF books
pamphlets and papers.
,t, The Pioneer Association gave yer
NJ ENJOYABLE dance to NUMBER OF II
nt friends, in Websters Academy, o
en- Tuesday evening. After October 2o!l
av these dances will continue each Iuesda
at evening during the winter. On mex
iii Tuesday, October 18th, Professor Webstt
Ia. will use the room for rehearsal for tn
Kirme So dance.