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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
sEmkK wOKk rOR A YEAR.
Facts ana Figures From Engineer Hatton's
Annual Report.

Annual Report.
The report of 4. Ghalkley Hatton,
engineer in charge Of sewers, for tho
year ending January 3lst, 1885, which
mas heen submitted to the Directors of
the Street and Sewer Department, con
tains spme interesting facta and figures.
During the year the total mileage of
savers built was 7.SS, ut cost of
S9I, 1863 06. or this amount the large
sewer on Union street ami vicinity coat
500, $50 10. 1t was built by George W.
Ruch e Co. of Philadelphia. The
sewer at Rationale Run. which was
built for he nurpuse Of making possible
the abolition of grade crossings on the
Baltimore II Ohio railroad, had cost, at
the end of the year, s14, 0l0. IL. 1t is
now about completed the total cost
heing $50. 45002 The Silverbrook
sewer, which is three miles long, was
built by John Jaroby, and cost, com
plete, including right Of way. Incl
dentals. &u., S43, do 90. OF this
amount IS, 900 was donated by tho Ford
Morocco Go. and the Jessup e Moore
Paper Co., both concerns being bene-
fitted. This sewer was constructed for
the purpose of carrying off all foul
liquid waste of that portion of territory
huIdCohb W ~ uul iyIuP III TUG SILVER
brook watershed, including Elsmero
and comprising 931 acres. II has a
capacity for accommodating a popula-
tion Of 46, 800 people. 1t is not in-
tended to carry of any storm water. 1t
is Is. 20 and "a inches in size. The
cost Of experimenting. engineering aud
inspecting was only 3 per cent OF the
whole cost, and the work was SO well
done that in making the test the actual
capacity was found to exceed the calcu-
lated capacity 100 per cent.
The cost of sewer repairs was $780, s.,
the principal expenditure being on the
reconstruction OF old sewers built many
years ago. The Gust of cleaning sewers
aggregated 81, 976.i ~.
| The report concludes with state
ment Of the total amount of work done
by the sewer department since it's or
ganization in 1887. Since that time
there have been constructed and
acquired Al. IA miles of sewers, costing
1854. 622.30. The money spent for
sewer repairs amounted TO $50, l9t. 90,
and for cleaning sewers. Sl3, 673. So,
making total expenditure during the
| period of 1888, 493. %,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
THE STEAMER CLARA NEVADA
Theory That She Was Blown on
Eldred Rock.
A TERRIBLE GALE WAS RAGING
Fire Probably Started in the
Ordinary.


Semitic, Wash, March 3.--Ths
owners OF the Inflated steamer Clara
Nevada have received letter from San
derson Reed OF Portland, who was sent
to search for the body Of his friend,
prrser George Il. Beck, and for tho
hoiiea of other members OF the crew
and passengers.
Reed saws tnat tho wreck has partly
clipped off tho rock and, at high tide,
is about q fset under water. As far
as he could ascertain, there is large
hole in the vessels side, but tho
boilers are apparently intact.
From people at Seward, Reed learned
that terrible gale waa blowing al the
time the lire on the Clara Nevada wac
observed. As far us they could tell,
the fro started In the ordinary. Sud-
denly, there was flash, and all was
dark. Heretofore this flash was sup.
posed to have been the explosion OF tho
hoilers. Reed says that the flash pruh-
ably came when the ui stores for tho
steamers lamps and engines exploded.
His theory ia that the boilers lid not
explode, but that the steamer was
blown on Eldred Rock, ard that the
fire was caused by the lamps being up
set by tho snock. lie thinks that most
Of the bodies Of those who went down
with the vessel viii ha found near tho
wreck. Diyers will be sent TO search
fOr them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
FERRIS IspUSrRIAL scBoo1.


Twelfth Annual Report Ans Been Issued
Each boy Cuitivntes Plot of Ground.
The 18th annual report Of the Ferris
Industrial School of New Castle county.
for the year endiing December :ilst,
1887, has been issued from tho press o
tho Mercantile Printing Co. 1t con.
tains the ista of incUrporators, con.
tributors. officers and instructors.
together With the reports of the school
superintendent, IL. Il. Iiaines, and
officers and committees Of the corpora.
ton. The total receipts vera $40, SOC. 90,
and the cRsh balance at the snd of tht
year was s67i.5G The value Of tbs
live stock and farm implements vii!
81. 1915. so, and of the farm produce,
si,741. 80.
Each boy" says Superintendent
llaines, was given plot of ground &
feet square for garden to plant, cult
vate and dispose of ths cop HI he de
aired. The greater part of the produce
was consumed, but portion vas sole
and the money used to buy games ant
other amusements. - Four classes O
10 boys each have heen at work in tn,
manual trimming department.
Mr.. Haines urges the erection of
cottage, aud tho employment OF a nigh
watchman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
rArAos.K snsrr INITIALS.



DR.. It. GARRISON Taylor and Mss Fioreorn
L. Kerssy Married in 1t. rams Chntcn.
Misc Florence Lyons Kefscy ,Gauglter
OF Mrs. Elizabeth G. Kerssy. was u!ar-
risd in ST. Paui'e NJ, L. Church Thurs
DAY evening TO Dr.. I Clarkson llglor,
IN the presence of large curgr gA;Ipn.
Lbs platform al tho Ghurch was
decorated with patas ind CUt flowers.
To tbs strains Of tho bridal chorus from
Wngnnr's LchepEtin. played hy Mr7.
+. j. Curran, the h;!da party marched
up the aisle, the ushe,s. Winfield
Smith and Edward I. Price, EhTooA
.. Lay yield gEd John Titus, leading
the way. followed by Marion Kerscy OF
philadelphia aud Elsio keEstj OF this
city. mecca OF the birds, as tlownr girls,
ami Miss Annie Shaw, tho maid Of
honor, who Immediately nreceue;i tho
bride and groom. The ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. W. l.. $. Muir
ray, ID. D., pHstor OF the church.
The bride wore white organize over
white tatTeta silk with lace TRIMMINGS,
and carried shower bouquet OF white
hyacinths and La France rosss. Her
only ornament waE topaz brooch, the
gift of her uncle, DR.. W. NJ. Nickerson
W DenVer, Noi, WHICH nhn Dpen worn
by her great grandmother. Tie mait
OF honor wore white organize over
white silk, trimmed with violets and
carried a bunch Of violets. Az TIE
bridal purity left the church Mrs Currer
played the triumphal march by Men
| delssohu.
After the ceremony, the bride and
groom received the congratulations OF
many friende in one of the class rooms
OF the church. A reception followed III
the residence of the brides mother.
No. 100 Jefferson street, attended hy
the bridal party and Immediate families
and friends. The bride was assisted il
receiving by Misses Clara, Jennie arc
Martha Baxter, Alice Spear. Bertht
Lindsay and Mrs. Harry DeGodt of thiI
city. and Miss Lidie Dabbs of Trenton
N. j.. a largo number of presents were
received.
At late hour, DIR. and Mrs. Taylo
left on wedding trip to Washington
They will be at home Wednesdays il
April at The Parke, No. s35 jefferson
| stfeet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Another Contract Booked ny the Pusey
Jones Co. Of THIS City.

Another Contract Booked ny the Pusey g.
Jones Co. of TINS City.
The Pussy g. Jones Co. are now ex.
tremely busy in their several depart
ments. Lust week David S. Cowes,
president, and Il. G. Whitehouse, sec
rotary and treasurer, OF the peiepsuot
Paper Co., visited Wilmington and
were the guests of the Pasey g. Jones
Go. The visitors gave all order for thu
construction and erection of l30.inch
Fourdrinier paper machine. which will
be erected in the now mill now in
course of erection at Peiepscot mills, 10
Maine.
The machine will be designed &c
mako newspaper at high rate al
speed and will en,body some new and
original features Of much value.
This is the 18th order for a paper
machine now on too books OF the puaoy
& Jones Co., tho others being as fol
lows: .-.
Two Fourdr;niers and one eight.
cylinder machines for parties in Can
ada. One Fourdrinisr and ono one.
cylinder machine for Mexico.
Two FourdrinieTs and one two cylin
der for parties in Sweden. One five.
cylinder for psrties 10 Connecticut.
One Fourdrinier for parties in Oregon.
Two Fourdriniers for parties in Penn
sylvRnia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
ron WILMINGTON HARBoR.
Copy of an Amendment to the Sundry Civ
Bill to- Be PrODosed Inv Senator C,oy

Copy of an Amendment to the sundry Civil
Biii to- i1e Proposed by Senator Gray.
Following is a copy of the amend.
ment to be proposed by Senator Gray
to the bill III. II. Si2s) making appro-
piiations for sundry civil expenses OF
the government for the fiscal year end
ing June Both. 1899. and for other
PURPOSES:
q For continuing construction of the
harbor OF Wilmington. Delaware,
$780, 600; and the provision in the
river and barbor appropriation act Of
June Sd, 1896, authorizing contracts to
be- made for improving the harbor
OF Wilmington, Delaware, ia hereby
amended to read as follows:
"And provide further, That contracts
may be entered into by the Secretary
of War for such materials and work as
may be necessary to complete the
project of improvement, not including
estimate for flushing basin and ex-
tension of ietty, to be paid for as
appropriations may from time to time
bs made by Law. not to exceed in the
aggregate s467, $685.
The foregoing amendment was re-
ferred to the committee on appro-
priations and ordered to be printed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
FISH on TRUST FORMED.
Delaware Oil and Fertiiizing Company's
Plan Formulated.

Plan formulated.
Lewes, March s. The Fish OIL Trust
recently organized has been successful
in the manir ulation OF tho plants at
this place. Cupt. John Fisher. manager
Of the Delaware Oil and Fertilizer Go. !,
says the deal for the James A. Leuuen
Co. g and Luce Brothers' factories at
this point was contaminated last Satur
day, and deal for his works would be
wound up in few days. Tine name OF
the now concern ia "The American
Fisheries Co.. with the main Office in
New York, and plants at various points
along the coast will he operated under
different names and separate manage
ment.
At Lewes tho name delaware Oil
and Fertilizer Co. will be retained,
and Louis p. Allyn of Mantle, Conn.,,
will manage the plant. Mr.. A llyn has
managed the Bennen s. Co. q works
since their establishment here. some Il
yearH ago, and 10 a very successful and
popular manager. Capt. Fisher, when
questioned about the report that the
new concern was going 10 erect several
new buildings bore and make this the
principal plant and the largest of itu
kind in the country, said there were
numerous rumors, but he would say
nothing more.
1t is believed that the above state
meDt outlines the intention of the com
pany, however, as Lewss or the Della
ware Breakwater ia central point to
ship from, and most of the fish are
caught in this vicinity. The new con.
Germ binds the old companies not to
engage in the business again for a
period of 90 years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

fayetteville, Nd, March A couple
OF hundred sports from Washington
and this neighborhood assembled at
Steubner's Road House, near Bladenu.
burg, on Monday evening, for the puT-
pose of witnessing a bout between
Ralph Irwin. feathsrweight of Wash.
ington, and Jack Farrell of Wilmington.
Del. The bout lasted a round and a
little over, as the spectators in the
second round were treateu TO a noveI
tlrn of affairs. FRrrell's right wns
playing havoc with the visage OF his
Washington Antagonist, when the latter
ran through the ropes and scampered
through a window locatad in the ton ~
the arena. Such display of the wbite
feather has never been Witnessed in
this neighborhood, and Irvin's backsra
Kissed and ieered MIN, until the noor
fellow was in tears. Farrell showed
that he is q promising candidate for
lightweight honors.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Norfolk, Va, March 2. Tho Rev.
Charles |. Stengle, chaplain of the
Delaware House of Representatives,
aud Miss Marian Bland, daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs Samuel Bland, were
married yesterday afternoon at the Arm
strong Memorial Presbyterian Church.
in Berkley, a suburb of this city. By
the Rev. W. a. Slaymalker. Gov.
Tunnell was hest man and William
salisbury and Thomas II. Dunn Of
Dover. Joseph Parks and Harry Roans
OF Berkley, were ushers. Mrs. Jeanette
Baldwin of Farmville, Va. a sister OF
the bride, was bridesmaid. Many mem-
bera Of the Delaware Legislature at
tepued
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Cleveland, O., March 3.-Frank
Bochder rushed IN to Lieut Smunk
and Patrolman Gill, who were starring
on the corner OF Superior and Seneca
streets, to-day, and exciiedly told them
that he had just madc nm attempt to
commit suicide at the Lake Shore
House. HIS said that he and a woman,
whom no called Mrs. Stabe. had agreed
to die together, that she had taken
rarbolic acid, ana that he had taken
morphine. They retired after having
turned on the gas, he said. but hia
nerve failed him, and he fed. The
officers won't TO the Lake Shore House,
and found the woman dead. Bochder
was locked I'm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Mrs. Anna Millar. deputy supreme
templar of the Ladies' OF the Golden
Eagle, the woman's branch of The X,
G. T., last week, instituted Cor,
mania Temple, No. Z, with about 40
members in German Hall. This is the
first German temple in the city. Cyrus
Tempie was represented at the exer
Gises. Supreme Master of Records A,
c. Lyttlo OF Philadelphia made an adj
dress. The organization begins its OK
iRtence with the following officers: Fast
Iemplar, Mrs Regina Roller Noble
Templar, Mrs. Frederick Schrchinger :
Vice Templar, Mrs. Lizzie Buchen
cheu, Prophetess, Mrs. Beate Faske +;
Priestess, Mrs. Christine Weuz le !;
Master of Ceremonies. Mrs. Anna
Liugsch; Guard of Records, Mrs.
Emma Kramer; Guard of Exch.ouer
Mrs. Anna Oettelt Guard Of Finances.
Mrs.. George Zeiher Guard of Music,
Mrs. Barbara Maurer; Guardian of In.
aide Portala, Mrs Laura Bsrtihn (;
Guardian of Outside Portals, Mrs. Lena
Stetter; Trustees. Mrs. William Ripck.
Mrs. Augusta Wenze, Mrs. Regina
Roller.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Crisfield, Md. March 4. "A trial was
hold in Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal
Church on Monday. 1t began 10 the
afternoon and lasted until 9 o'clock on
Tuesday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Norwood were tho accused and were
acquitted of any intent 10 defraud their
accuser. 1t seems that some years past
Capt. Noah Thomas sold TO Norwnoh
piece of land in Paramount, receiving in
payment $50. Shortly aftorward, Nor.
wood discovered that there was Il mart.
gage on the land sold him, and on his
expressing dissatisfaction with tho bar
gain, Capt. Thomas returned the So,
but din not receive back the deed. lie,
therefore. brought tina charge of fraud
against Norwood before the church,
The Rev. Il. ]. Watkins appeared fnr
Norwood, and the Rev. q. S. Baker
appeared for tho church, the Rev. j.
T. Otis presiding.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
Death OF MRS. sarah Coke.

Mrs. Sarah Coke died in this city on
Monday week. February 2Sth, in the
Saith year OF her age. She was the
widow CT Edward Coxu. who for many
years was associated with his father,
Esau Coke, in the brickmaking busi-
mess. and great granddaughter Of the
late Cant. Aaron Biddle of Revolu-
tionary fame. She was born in Salem
county. N. j., but for many years hnd
resided in Wilmington. Two daughters
survive her, Mrs Thomas Blanken and
Mrs. Elizabeth Boyer. She died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Blanken. No. Alb East Eighth street,
situated on property which has been in
the family continuously for l53 years.
She was consistent member OF the
Baptist church for nearly 80 years. In
the enjoyment OF unusually good health
all her life, she retained every faculty
until the last. death being due to the
general debility resultant upon old age,
The funeral took Place from the
residence of Mrs. Blauken, No. d23
East Eighth street, on Friday after.
mon at 2 o'clock. with lntermept st
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

The Wilmington Steamboats, 10 Land North |
of arch street in PhiladeIphim.

The Wilmington Steamboats, to Land North
of arch street in PhiladeIphih.
Capt. Horace Wilson, manager of the
Wilmington Steamboat Co.. has made
arrangements for the removal of the
company's landing place in Philadel-
phia. Tho passengers have recently
been landing at the wharf of the Erics-
son Line OF steamers at tho piera ahore
Chestnut street wharf. The new
wharyes which the company will oc-
eupy are those of tho Lehigh Valley
Railroad Co., above Arch street. The
waiting room will he at the head of
the dock and will obyiate the crowding
between teams and baggage. The ar
engagements are great advantage over
the old and will no doubt be greatly
appreciated by those using the lines OF
the local company TIE change will
take place on April LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

On March 18TH, 90 OF the Baltimore
Whist Club members will visit Will
minston. and play like number uf
Wilmington Whist Club members.
Three weeks later the Wilmingtoniaus
will pay a return visit to the Baltimore
Whist Club. These two clubs made
the best showing al tine Atlantic A asa.
citation gnmes in Philadelphia on Sat
uruay last,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

The Kent county Levy Court, Thurs.
day, elected the following constables
Duck Creek hundred, Nathaniel Pratt
kenton hundred, Joseph G. Smith and
Lewis +. Hillyard; Little Cresk, hun.
dred, Thomas Hopkins; East Dover
hundred, Lon Clifton; West Dover
hundred, Edward Bendell; North
Murderkill hundred, Peter Brown
south Murderkill hundred, W. ii.
Davis; Milford hundred, Andrew j.
Ross. The following we're elected iail
commissioners: W. Fl. Potter, James
Todd and James Mcdaniel. Dr.. T, q,
Frame was elected Jail physician.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Acknowledgement is matte OF HE an.
gagement of Miss Blanche Weldin.
eldest daughter OF G. Wesley Weldin Of
this city, to the Rev. W. Frederiel;
Lewir, pastor Of Rodney Street presi,y.
terian Church, ami son Of the late
William Dukins Lewis, d. D., LII. D.,
president of the London Bible Society,
Shrewsbury, Eng.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

laurel, March 3. --Ths town election
yesterday resulted in victory for the
nitizens' ticket, which is in favor of
improvement in water worss md
electric lights. Tho commissioners
elected and the v0to pollad we're as
follows: W. +. King, ~; ". II.
Lloyd, 60; G. g. Orwell. II; A. j.
White, IS. Capt. Joseph Osborne de
feated W. G. q. Knowles by a vote Of
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Reading, Pa, March 4. CHARLES NJ.
Ludwig, hotel keeper, and william
Richards and Ellsworth Goho, bar-
tenders, were arrested yesterday after
noon. charged with terribly kicking
josiah Mauger, aged IS years, formerly
OF Pottstown. This assault occurred in
Ludwig's hotol. Ducturs say that
Maugor will die. The accused wsre
each held in 81, 600 bail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Tiali;aE. n. S.. March 3 Tho stesm-
ship Maria Richmprs, on hsr maiden
voyage from BrGmon, On February 10th,
for Baltimore, with 10 siee,age pas
songers and general cargo, was towed
into this port to div by tho HtHamer
Alpha, With her tail eni shaft broken.
The Maria Richmers il craft of 4, 1870
grnss toms The Alpha in owned in
Amsterdam. and iourh from baltimore
for Baltic ports, via Queenstown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Capt. j. I. Robinson, aged n years,
died at his home. No. SIT East Sixth
street, Thursday. He had been i'll
about two weeks aud his death was due
to congestion of the lungs. For many
years ms was in tho service of Major
Ruyluld, VINO ran line Of steamers be-
tween Philadelphia and baltimore. A
few years ago he retired from active
service ON the river.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Milford, March A. An effort is heing
made to raise enough money to cut d
channel through the mud flats at tho
mouth OF the river. Capt. Denny and
his brother. of the ateamboat Endeavor.
offer TO furnish whatever is necessary
for the work, provided the people al
Milford contribute $1,000 toward tho
project.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Washington, March 4.-The State De
partmeut has been Informed that a
small revolution haH broken out at
valencia, abprt 200 Mills frUm Cara
cas-, capital of Venezuela. M details
are given. This IL evidently directed
against President Andrade, who was, Il
lew days ago. inaugurated rs the sue
cessor to President Crespo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
VIII OF CHARLES Du POM AGNESS.


cy IN studies.
Latters testamentary on the estate of
Charles du l'ont Agness have been
granted TO the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Go. Tho value Of the estate
mag reach $4,000. Tine will provides
that one fifth thereof shall DO turned
ovor TO the Board OF Public Education
for the purchase Of the Charles
du Point Agnsss Medal" gold medal
to be awarded aach year to the colorsd
child showing the greatest proficiency
in STUDY.
This rest Of tho estate ia left to tho
Gibbs fnmily, with the proyisn that il
any of them prove unworthy, through
drinking or otherwise. thoir shares
shall go to the Board Of Education for
Keeping up The col0reu schools.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10
NEW CASTLE COUNTY Grange.
Officers Elected at tho Annual Meeting
keAoIntinnA for LnriaIntnre.

Resolutions for Legislature.
The New Castle County Grange held
its annual meeting, in the du pont
Post roums, at Ninth and King streets,
Thursday. The attendance was large.
William a. Talley OF West Brandywir 0
made the opening address. Dr. Il. 4.
Neale of Delaware Collegs gave gen
eral review Of tine past year and spoke
OF the prospects of the coming season.
A resolution recommending that sec
tions Nos. and , OF the act creating
the Stats Board of agriculture be
stricken out, was adopted and will he
sent to the Legislature. These sections
relate TO the San Jose scale and pro
vides q penalty for any one who refuses
to obey the instructions Of the board
The following officers were elected :
Master, James NJ. Shakespeare Over
seer, William A. Tailey; Steward.
Clayton Cannon; Assistant Steward,
William r. Peach; Chaplain, Mrs
john 4. Hayes; Treasurer, Elihu d.,
Tsley Secretary. Anna NJ. Eastburn ;
Gatekesper, William *. Easthurn ;
Pomona, Nellie Peach; Flora, Emma
Armstrong; Ceres, Meta Woodward /;
Woman Assistant Steward, Mrs. Clay
ton Applebes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Go. The American Fire Co. OF phila-
delpaia, Sl.000; Western ct Inroniu
sl,0u0; North British and Mercantile Of
England, n, 500; through J. NJ. Malher
& Co. Tho Providence Washington
Co., and the Merchants Co. OF Ehode
Island, Sl,GLO,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Cordole, Ga, March a. -Shen Wood,
a prominent young farmer. yestsrday,
shot anu killed his brother Thumua.
On seeing the result of his shot, Shep
turned the gun upon himseli, and sent
bullet through his brain. The brothers
had quarrelsd over business matters. =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-10

Brunswick, Ma, March 4. A mother
attempt will be made, probably on
Monday next, 10 start up the Cabot
cottun mills, the employees of which
have been on strike, on account of a
wage reduction, since January nth.
This town has been Obliged TO assist
several needy families. at is estimated
that the loss to the operatives since the
strike hogan has amounted 10 noarly
AN Onn