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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

DOTS,

The corrected and official figures Of th,
f, year were: Whites, 3, lao; colored, 5i3; TO-
tai, 5.682.
: Reed aud rail birds are appearing In the
marshes about the city, and the gunnert
Will 20 after thoIu on September l.
The ash carts and wagons wero inspected
yesterday by the Directors Of tho Street
and Sewer Department.
The Trustees Of the Poor are Of Ocean
CITY, Nd --.;sr'. "a. &C. 90. y b.:
A verdict Of accidental do,th was ron
derod in the case of George Elsler.
William M. Bell has refused to accept
tho presidency Of the National Bank u
Smyrna.
Officer Purcell stopped Spo tswood Gar
lands team that ran away last night.
Baxter Ryan ONO 1881 Poplar street
W., bitten by dog belonging to William
II. Lloyd. Tho animal was not mad and no
serious results are anticipated.
Tho officers and members of Kndosh
Commandery. No. 25. A. l, o. Il. of NJ,
will meet at the hall. No. Gi2 .Shiplsy st.,
th's wednesday evening, to take action
y" VIZ aesen .. W, :: psy. 1884
j. A. Seminar, Second and Jackson
streets, offers for sale a good horse, safe for
lady to rido or drive.
:, A good cook may find good place at
No. 1893 Rodney street.
Captain Petor B. Ayars today document
cd thcStandard oil companys tug Gem.
1t Is snid That the books given to tho
election officers yesterday were illegal ow-
Ing to the fact that they were not sworn to
by tho registration officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
Girls Arrested.

-Four inmates of he Delaware Industri.
al School for Girls whose names withheld,
at the request of the school dilector. a,
chpel from the institution last night, hui
through the efforts OF Chief of Police
D0lan are now in the home
lie learned from u farmer that tn, girls
were In the vicinity Of Bran iywine
Springs and this morning Officers Schol
and Pierce on their bicycles and Scrpenn,
Evans aud Officer Shields In u carriage
caught the girls beyond the resort, dozna
under tree. They returned to tho CITY
with reluctance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
THE NEW HONEYMOON.
Neither Bride Nor Groom Knows in
Advance Where 1t Is to
Be Spent.

Honeymoons change with the fash.
ion as well as other wedding customs
Once upon time the turtle doves wei
on long trip, visiting cities that they
perhaps had never seen before or
never hoped to see again. For the last
five or six years cruise on yacht or
journey in private car alternated
with sojourn ut somebody's beauti-
ful country place lent for the occa-
sion. But the very newest plan for
honeymoon sounds more interesting
than any of its predecessors. The
newly-made benedict tells his best
man how long time he may absent
himself from town or business, gives
him check for generous amount
and tells him to arrange the rest.
Neither he. nor the bride knows where
their honeymoon is to be passed, until
they are on the ship or train, as the
best man accompanies them to the sta
ton OF wharf, checks their trunks and
hands THE bridegroom the tickets only
at the last moment. When this is done
the happy man opens an envelope,
finds his route oil laid out for him, and
is saved the annoyance of telegraphing
to hotels and arranging minor details.
THE plan is an awfully good one in
some ways" said wife Of five weeks,
who. of course, speaks as II she had
spent her life trying the different
sorts of wedding tours. Flying about
sightseeing is absurd when you have
eyes and thoughts for one person only,
and staying in the country is apt to
be dull and damp if one is married in
April or very early in June. The one
disadvantage of the secret honeymoon
is that the poor bride does not know
what to wear. The best man ought to
give her a hint as to whether the
lakes or the Keys of Florida
are to be her destination. Our honey
moon was spent up in Pike county, o
heaven on earth in the mountains. We
lived at delightful club house and
spent our days rambling In the woods
and fishing. l had brought several
pretty thin frocks, but only my tray
cling dress for day wear, as we were
only to remain away ten days. You |
can imagine my plight when | found
that fishing was the order of the day.
sacrificed the travelling dress. 1t
vas beauty, and cost more than my
white ball dress, but one is u bride only
'nce' and had to enjoy my honey
noon. But If that tactlcss best man
lad only warned mo that would need
short skirt and high boots, what
weight of worry he would have spared
nc!'-N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
FASHIONS MIRROR.
In Witch Are Reelected Some Of thS
- New Notions In Ladies' <aesa
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! Hats that turn abruptly of the face
are Just now among the very fashion,
! able styles. Q.
Many Of the new coats have the re-
vers turned back and covered with
lace. .,..>,...
Extremely larce wh,te cben,,,. dot.
are seen ON colored veilinos
r,.huo,a.o. No
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fabrics p,,s mron .,ro,o;s. ,;, "asa
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gwen new lease Oh lie Dy reVarnish-
rs ,N1' "A." e"'iy LANES TIE pace
w s'ns' us'.s eoihe n'"ck seahhg
wa wa . ru"ueu my "n'ui pieces' ana
~ ,, "nen ."o"sn hie'hyia'ea sPlrits
~ o.1 n =. nus 'een poured; men
l, n 'no'ousn' "nu upp'y WIN so1t
",n " Wv. ""'' covering every cre'-
~ Wv ".ra". Due sta" mats may
ism III 'ne eaiie MANNER u.s.
ing oiue sealing wax
lhiah's are wearing hosiery quite
Us guy ID 'nat worn by thelr fashion
ao,e ,a'hers ana mothers. Their little
,naiI nose are brilliant in color and ex-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
Second Hospital Train.

The second hospital train sent out by
tho City OF Philadelphia 10 convey sick
soldiers from camp and field to the ho.pi.
Ia S in h q l,Ser City passed through hi,
city . - clock this morning for Fer
nnndtna, Fla. The same cars which
brought back lu4 suffering from Chi IA
manga and Dun Lpring were used again.
They have lecn thoroughly di.enfertvd
AND cleaned. New bedding and cots were
provided and he train presented neat
appearance with its tidy nurses, as it stup-
ped a. tho FranCh street station of the p,
W Il h railroad.
Tho train will start on the return trim
on Thursday evening but it j. not cxpcct.
ed 10 reach Philadelphia before Saturday
evening or Sunday morning Ms it Is not
deemed advisable to run faster thnn IL or
hfron miles an hour with the fever pa
tients on bUa'd
Another hospital train equipped by the
Mcdic"-Ch riIrstcal Hospital will stalt as
soon as Adidtant' Ggnerl Stewart receives
favorable reply from tho war depart
mont.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
City Court Cases.

Officer Howard Palmer charged George
Zones, colored, with being drunk ard dis.
pnierly at the Wawaset Driving track His
language was the worst he ever heard, He
VAS fined IS and costs,
John McGrath. Herman Ogle, Fred
chaefter, Henry Rips. Edward Haley
John Lobier and Frank Reynolds were
charged with tresspuss. They were ar
1sted by special officer Truman while rid
Ing on train last night. They were fined
baad costs each. In default of payment
they will retire for ten days
Theodore Cole was charged by officer
1urris with being drunk. He was fined
% and costs.
Jennie Watson, an elderly white woman
Wss charged with being drunk and recon.
nitIed
John Traynor had nc home and no
leans OF support; he was fined ~ and
Upsts
Laura Bolden, colored, WAS CHARGED
With Keeping n disnrrrly house Laura
anu her son George We're charged with as =
Anult with intent to commit murder Wal.
&G Crump dcposed he was sing her
house when she asked him and his friend
Into the house. A row ensuel and James
2oulden struck him and he retaliaied
hhen Laura stabbed him gu tho cheek with
Knife aud George stabbed him IL the
hight side SIHsH
laura claimed that Cru!np refused 10 %
eUt when he refused to pay 5 cents for be-
Ing at II dance, She furthermore clnimeu
shat Crump stabbed hor husband The
ense was continued until tomorrow morn.
Elizabeth Joues was charged with ne
R'ect,ng her TWO children. Agent Stout
~ fled to having Investigated her chill
oreh's condition The facts were publish
U q ppIu ~
have children in. Honestly the place wns
not fij for a pig.
Mrs. Nebley testified that tho house was
sse resort for strange men and bad Ian
Buage was used at tho house which yne
unfit for children.
Mrs. Long gave similar testimony. Tho
language on Sunday was very bad. She
was fined flo aud costs.
Ida Washington, colored. WAS charged
With assault and battery On Finest S
G5raui, boy. He testiA that on Sun
day we k ago she struA her boy. She
ebSn bumped his head against the Curl.
Ne denied that he had brick,
Mrs. ScEu IL saw the ar. ault and tuok
ehe boy away, The blood was flowing
rom his mouth ard in addition TO a
mark on tho faco there was lump on the
back of his head The case was continued
until tomorrow morning
""nts ID HeeVehbon was charged with
assault and battery on Lewis W. GRAY,
PRS Flnner'y saw the child fall to the
psyement after Stevenson hand was
uihWn back she saw the blood on the
phild Laura Rudder did not s,e the
assault committed on the child. Mr.,
Alexander saw the child struck bv Stoye,,-
son Ihe child was going along the pave.
1oent. HIS mother picked up he child
and he said he was glad he struck The
child ard II she did not keep quiet he
would mash her mouth. TIE case was
CHARLES Bo tick co ored was rhorpo1
VII assam, and battery cn Fred ,irp,uer.
Tue Assault oDk place on tho Branlyvine
- he was wing in boat. Crime vns
..Iuck T., II stoEO on he head by Bosil,n
He was fined $2j and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

Secret Service Agent Shartzor and Dep
uty Marsnal james Clark made bold
move This afternoon. As one of the New
Casto cars reached Fourth aud French IL
stopped. An Italian woman alightnd and
was placed under arrest by the persons
above mentioned. She WINS the vito of
Giuseppe Special, one of tho Italians in
New Castle jail charged with utlcring
countcricit COLI in Dover. She was taken
to the Federal Building where he vullso
she carried was scarrho: ~ the Special
Agent knew she was going to New York
and folt she had evidence Of the manufact.
ure of the csins with her Tho investiga-
ton Is still going Oh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

Eggs plenty and selling from IS to 1sc
butte: ?3c to 25r n pound; potatoes, s
and i0c y peck; pears l5c .pk; bees &c a
bunch peas, zoo u peck, apples IOc to
loc DO oranges l?c to 35c dozen; mutton
nc to l3c p und; potatoes 75c n bushcl;
corn IL cents dozen; new cabbage
&c to TIC head chickens 800 to 6Oe encI
squash, &c each; beef from DC to 2Oc a
pound; veal lOc to lSc do; Cucumbers, lc
each; Tomatoes, l0ca !. peck, string
beans, Nc 4 IeCk, peppers, = 70, cents ,
hnckleborri"s Be- n qua +; raulin0wor, DC to
l0c head peaches, Sc TO 4yG I7pg, .wret;
potatoes, oUc basket; currnnis, lJun quart;
water melons l5c to 500 each, appricuts
7ca box; pineapplo', 7jc dozen; egg
plants &c to l0c each peaches, 75c to Il 81
a las ket; canIaloups, @Gc to Zoe a basket
lima beans, zoe a quart
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
Leather wan he tijphar

Wilmington manufacturers Of shoes
are much Interested III tho threatened in
crease In he price Of leather.
The supply Of leather in the hands of
the manufacturers is said to be much les 9
now Ihhu II was at this time lat ycnr
~hQe manufacturers will therefore, he
obliged to purchase leather if lhey hone
to continue work. 1t is claimed in some
quarters That the shoe market has been
so literally supplied rs to preclude Mi
possibility of n scarcity Of shoes. ma
tanners, however, take different yirw
and con end that the profits derived from
the sale of leather must Lc greater than at
present II they are to continue their bust.
ness with any meA,Nre u snCcess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
White CocOEnut Pie,

One cupful Of milk, two tablespoon.
f,lls of sugar, one rounded tablespoon
ful OF starch, two or three ounces
grated cocoanut, three or four whites
OF eggs, small piece Of butter, pinch
OF salt. Boil the milk alone. Mix the
starch and sugar together, dry and
stir them in, then the butter and co.
coanut. Set it away to get cold. Whip
the whites Chat were left from max
Ing Hollan1aise) to firm froth and
mix them with the pie mixture. Bake
In thin crusts Of puff paste. Makes
two small pies.--Boston Budget,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
Republic Did NOT Run.

The steamer Republic did not make hor
customary run to Cape May to-day for
reasons unknown by the 30 Wilmington
mans, who intended to go down 10 The re.
sort on her. Charles Reynolds and six
.appointed.o jones, but they re. urned to this
city and went by rail. They will be gone
six days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

Invitations have been is:ued an aoun oinR
tho coming marriage Of frederic Huey Of
Hamorton, and Miss Niue Ella Mercer of
OF KenDett Square. Pa. The happy event
will take place at the home OF the BRIDE 8
parents, on September l, at 7 O'Clock In
the evening. The affair will be quiet
one, land after short trip the young couple
will make their home at "Triple-Gate"
farm, the old Huey homestead near Ham
orion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
CRAFT.
Will Build Two 70 Knot
Torpedo Boat Destroy
err For $29l,0OO. =,

~ Bids tor the construction OF the greatest
Meet of torpedo boat destroycrs and torpedo
heats ever authorized by Congress were
Apensd In Washington yesterday. They
Nhowed keen competition and q gen.
-1sal desire for the contracts, which WAS
femsthing Of & surprise to the naval ofllc-
als. who have been expecting an inditfer-
In Of the vessels Is 80 intricate and mar
Dln Of profit 30 small and uncertain that
Aelders ordinarily have hesitated about
ia1ntering into contract with the Govern
Anent for the construction of the craft.
" The Board Of Construction will take un-
~ consideration the various propositions,
DAny OF which are accordidg to the bid
as plan, and will require expert explana-
bensin or order to ascertain their relative
s0efits.
The crafts are to cost in the aggregate
pot exceeding 10, 5000 900 a. provided for in
- last naval appropriation act The de.
Beeoyers are to be completed within
Aghtesn months and must have speed of
- knots. The torpedo boats are to be com.
Sootsd In twelve months and will have a
}peed Of - knots. The destrOyers are to
10 about four hundred tons, and are to
fost cot more than $295, 600 each, while the
6orpodO bouts are to DO about one hundred
nd nifty tons, and to cost not more than
AIuUJO edcn.
h Tie {, II wing are some of the bids:
William H. Trigg, Richmond, Va. tor
fpsdo boats, "a Knots; one at sl60, 600: two
p el60.000 each; three, Sl29, 100; four, tl14-
- each; also, destrOyers, one. &75, 900:
iewo, $3.50, 900; three. $3.50 900; four, $24O-
10; five, s233 900 each.
s Union Iron WORKS, San Francisco, de.
l1Royers, 20 ku0ts; one, 1884, 900; two or
Ahree, S2S500O each; also. destroyers, I'M
Der second class, s94, 900; Two, $2S2, 900;
AAres, 1881, 500 each
! LOWS Nixon, f ilabethpolt, N. j., tor
edo boGts. % klo.s, ono, Sl6S,0 two,
3365, 100
Hsri Il Hollinesw r,h Company, Will
ming Oh, Del, desLro ers; " Knots one
Gg4 .00U; two, $29l ON
The bids will be ,abuia.ed and the
pwartis made at tho earliest day urnctica-
1as Aside from the price there are many
Astails in each bid time OF delivery, dis.
4aacement. spec |, design. etc., which will
have to be considered in making the
award. Although tho bid of the local firm
y somewhat higher than some other firms
- doubt exists that from the speciflcn-
eaens that have been submitted and the
INST class work iu every detail that the
enmpany guarantees. and is known for far
sd wide that they will secure ono or more
o1tho boats to build
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
Fell From, a L adder.

William Cooper, a member of the Cooper
OH Company Of Second Street between
King and French, yesterday afternoon
fol- from = ladder at the Co,npany's ware
house and sprained his right wrist beside
bruising himself about the body. He was
removed to his homo No. 1907 Washing ION
street, where his father pr. Cooper render.
conflne the young han to the house for
about q week,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
DEATHS.
CHALFANT-Suddenly, on August 90
1903. Franklin Chullant in the Goth Yea,


CH AIN ANI-SuudenIy on August 90
lse' Franklin Challent' In the Goth yeal
Relatives and friends oro invitoa r. A.
tend the funeral from tho rcsidnnca W W ~.
son.in.!nw, H. :, Bullock, M InIf Tnt :.
nall street, on Thursday oftrrnonn nj ~ ]
| o'clock. w
,,a
MGioM El1l.-on August 81, 1898 vii
nam rranklin McDowcll, son of c. r.
and Elizabeth Mcdowell, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
| v!ted to attend the funeral from the resi-
Sway W VI H. pnrtn,s, No. loiI Rowland
Intnr,, ~, r,'uty S ",Iern3on a. O'Clock
lhtefiheht az MI Salon Cemetery.
| BlkD-At Plainilcld, n, j., Elizabeth.
wi'e Of the late Lewis Bird of Brandy
VINE hundred,
Relatives and friends arc invited to at.
tend tho funeral from the residence Of her
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
BruteS as Reckless Drivers

Two intoxicated white man who .'rove a
horse at breakneck sped in Fifth street
Inst evening, nearly got their just deserts,
when the animal almost upset the carriaue
ut Washington street The brutes, for
such they were, had the horse covered with
iather, and the people of the thoroughfnre
were very much excited when they np-
pcared second time. The police did not
witness the law breaking,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
ENGAGEMENTS ANNoUyCED,


The engagements of j. Monteith Jack.
son and Miss Grolia Nields, and DR.. An.
derson of Chadd's Ford, and Miss Julia
Torter were announced this morning. Miss
Nields is the accomplished duuuht. ar of
Colonel Benjamin Nlelds and Miss Porter,
tho daughter Of William II. Porter, ana
are both we'll known society ladies. Mr..
jackson lisa son of Job H. Jackson, and
Dr. Anderson q rising young physician.
Both weddings will take plaUe bore In the
early fall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

A Sigh, wreck occurred on the MARYLAND
division of the p ". a. b rai road noa,
Buoy !, yesterday and blocked travel
for abuE hours. Tho wreck was cpxss,i
by an cxp,r,s train creabiay ssAs ser,e
freight cars which hsl becn left on the
main track byS shiftcr The wrccklnr
crew ~~ 1osnmOnCd and soon had the de-
et'' ttoa.cd from the TRACKS. Nobody was
reported as beng hurt. ,s,x.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

Tomorrow promises o be party cloudy
indicating showers in different sections,
and continued high temperature. Some
what similar conditions will probably
prevail on Friday.
The thermometer at W. c. TAYLOR a
drug store 30! King street, registered to.
day us follows:
7o'c!ock 10 O'Clock O'Clock
IS 90 OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

Dr.. John P. Malcolm, residing at No.
G04 West Ninth street, lost valuable
young mare yesterday with spinal ncnin.
gifts. The horse was taken sick on Nom
day and DR.. Ewes summoned but tho ami.
nal rapidly grew worse and in spite Of all
the veterinarian could do the animal had to
be shot yesterday TO put it out OF Its suffcr.
ings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
puritias from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimplcs, bols, blotches, blacxheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarcts, beauty for ten cents. All drus,'
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, loo. Csc, Soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
A Trio OF BIRTHDAYS.

1t is not often that three BIRTHDAYS in ono
family fall on tho same day bat that OF
burnside Anderson of No 8l4 L. Eleventh
street, enjoyes the distinction. Monday
was MIR. Anderaon'6 eth birthday and his
daughters It'll. Had Mr.. Anderson
father lived, the day would bave been his
CO h birthday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

William Walker, colorcd, was found
along the tracks at Linwood early this
morning, lie was brought to this city aud
sent to tho Delaware Hospital where his
right arm was amputated. A few hours
lator lIe died from shock incidental TO In
jurics received. He resided at Hcald and
rownsc nd streets. 1t Is believed that be fell
of u freight train r. .. 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

IL vltations have been received In this
city for the marriage Of the Rev. Charles
CARL Of Chester, and Miss Laura Wyatt,
OF Upland, Pa. The ceremony will be per.
formed at he home Of the BRIDES parents
on Tuesday afternoon, August 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

, A peach festival will be held at Bethel
N. X. Church, Brandywine Hundred, an
Thursday and Saturday evenings, ths
iir't and third of September, for the bsne-
lit of the trustees. All friends of the
church are invited to extend helping
hand, and at the same partako Of tho lux
uries of the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

The Wilmington Bicycle Club is con-
dering the advlsability Of erecting club
ouse ana action will be taken at The next
leetlhg Oh mo directors No site has been
eSadr-ettH several have been viewed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
OFFICER Smith Resins.

Ben amin X. Smith thus morning re-
signe.i as special officer of The P, ". a.
- Railroad Company. Mr.. Smith had
been in the employ of tho Company oiph;
years all OF which time DO spent at tho
Eehc'' street depot. He WAS good Of
rhilroad alta hcs, who are Of cUI,rso very
sorry TO hnur Of his action.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
ADMIRAL SAMPSON HERE,

Admiral Sampson passed northward over
the p, w. & B. Railroad last evening on
route from Washington to New York
where he will rejoin bis ship At the
French street station he stood Ia tho door
Of Pullman car until the train started,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24

Ex Congressman Jonathan L. Will;
and DR.. Moore of Sussex county, came
here on the enrly morning train and are
now among their friends in the Union
camp, They will remain here until to.
morrow and go to Dover with the Will
minGtOn delegntcs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
VETERANS REUNION.

Tho First Delaware Battery Associa-
ton will hold their arnaul reunion in
Tyres woods tomorrow. A business meet.
Ing will be held In the morning followed
by other exercises in he Afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
Chased BY q Bg!!, ,rws 81,

Harold Stokes of hartford Co.. Md, had
marrow escape from death a few days
ago. Flo had purob ased a herd of cattle In
1t was wicked bull The latter chased Mr..
Stokes across fed ana in all probability
would have gOred Tvs owner had not blow
in the forehead Of q we'll aimed picco of
rock level!cd his bullship to tho ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-24
LOCAL STOCKS

Ladies, Take the Best, If you arc trou-
dec with Constipation, SailOw Skin, and
n Tired Feeling take knrl's Clover Tea, it
pleasant to take. Sold by N. b. Dan
|Jorth, Second and Market strsets