Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-06

Juniata for the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co. was launched at Har
lan's.
Friday, Sept. Temperature &C. 70,
10, 55 degrees Clear. BY the collapse Of
a bridge near Weimar, Germany. num-
Der of soldiers were killed. The Rev. pr.
Byron A. Woods, pastor Of Gethsemane
Baptist Church, Philadelphia, died. Mrs.
Mary Rudolph hanged herself in Black
bird hundred. Twelve miners were killed
at Sunshine, Col.
Saturday, Sept. 4.-Tempcrature GA, a,
73, 81 degrees. Clear. Scotland was
swept by snow storm.
Sunday, Sept 5,.--iemperature II, u,
20, GO degrees. Clear. Three tramps
were burned to death at Conway. \. ID.
Yellow fever caused scare in Louisiana
and vicinity.
Monday. Sept. 6.-Temperature 40, AZ,
Sc, II degrees. Clear. The city public
schools reopened. Labor Day was OBJ
served in this city.
Tuesday, Sept. T.--Temperature ~ 81,
| 80, 80 degrees. Partly cloudy. The Hon.
Sir William Cave died in London.
Wednesday, Sept. 8-Tcmperaturc 73,
81 49, 81 degrees. Clear. The American
Line steamship st. l1ouis made record by
| running from New York to Southampton
| in @ days, 10 hours and II minutes. III.
| S. Perry was hanged ut Decatur, Ga, for
the murder of Belly Lanier. Six men
| were drowned in a yachting accident near
| Windmill Point on Lake st. Clair. Ten
people were killed in a railroad accident
on the Santa Fc railroad near Emporia.
Kan. William. J. Bryan, who was on the
train. was unhurt.
| Thursday, Sept. 9.--Temperature III.
81, 81, II degrees. Clear. There was n
death from yellow fever near New Or
leans, La. ]. r. Willard & Co., New
York bankers and brokers, failed with
liabilities approximating $1,O00,000. The
Legislature and Constitutional ConEen-
ton held reunion at Rehohoth.
Friday. Sept. 10.--Temperature 20, 80.
90, 70 degrees. Clear. Two men were
killed in an accident at Willet's Point, on
Long Island Sound. John Fl. Ford, ac-
cused Of money-order swindling, wus
taken from the District of Delaware to
the Northern District of Ohio Many
were killed in railroad collision near
New Castle, Col. Ninety miners were
killed and Al wounded by deputy sheriffs
in riot at Lattimer, Pa. near Hazleton.
Saturday, Sept. 11.-Temperature 81,
90, 90, 65 degrees. Gear Three powder
mills exploded at the du Pont works but
there was no loss of life. Bishop Cole
man returned home from Europe.
Sunday, Sept. 12.-Temperature 81, a.
73, go degrees. Cloudy. Yellow fever
appeared in Nicaragua.
Monday, Sept. 13.-Tempcrature %, 10
SO, IS degrees. Partly cloudy. Alfred
G. Kramlich of Allentown, Pa, was
killed by a train at Lincoln City, this
State.
Tuesday, Sept. 14.-Temperature 70
rs, so, 80 degrees. Clear. The State
. Judiciary made assignments for the sew
eral terms of court in the State. Mis-
Sarah ]. Randall died in Baltimore. aget
| 103 years. Five men charged with burg
larry were lynched at Versailles, Ind.
Wednesday, Sept. 15.-4Temperature "a
II, rs, 81 degrees. Clear. Eleuthera dt
. Point Bradford, daughter of Judge Brad
ford, was married to Henry Berlin dt
Point at st. Johns Church. The rejuyi
mated club house of the Wilmington Ri
cycle Club was formally opened. Th,
. resignation of the Rev. j. Il. Milligan a
. pastor of First Presbyterian Church wa
: accepted.
Thursday, Sept. 16.--Temperature II
SO, SO, 6S degrees. Clear. About 1900
!, striking coal miners in the Pittsburg dis
: trict returned to work. The Republican
i factions held a conference at Dover, blu
/ failed to unite. A Mexican named Al
! royo struck President Diaz of Spain wit
Z a cane and was lynched.
Friday, Sept. Incorporating &c, ii
70, 4S degrees. Partly cloudy. DAME
: Kauffher was killed on the Pennsylvani
: railroad in Newark, N. J. A mob tore u
! railroad tracks and burned bridges a
= | jackson, Miss. A steamer was wrecke
= near Cape Race, N. +.
, Saturday, Sept. 1S.-Temperaturc 3,
Z 81. 81, 81 degrees. Clear. One man wa
killed and three were injured by an arc
!. falling at WELLESLEY, Mass.
Sunday, Sept. 19.-Temperature fS, Z.
!, "A, SO degrees. Partly cloudy. Sixtec
! thousand persons went on +. w. & +
and b. 4 O. excursions.
Monday, Sept. 20.-Temperature 81, 6,
T. 6l 40 degrees. Fair. September com
opencd in this city. Reading officials VII
i tied Wilmington. The Atlantic Leagu
awarded the pennant to the Lancaste
I, Club. Three daughters of I.eandre q;
Y. tien were burned to death at Sturgeon
'e Falls, Ont.
n Tuesday, Sept. 21.--Temperature A. 81
d 81, AZ degrees Partly cloudy. The CO
(. ner-stone of the Methodist ProtestaI
D. Church at Millville was laid.
5. Wednesday. Sept. 22.-Temperature =
:, 63, Ga. 43 degrees. Partly cloudy. II
~ works of the Youngstown, o., Bridge G.
N were destroyed by fire. Hon. Walter
d Faison died in Washington, ID. c. A r
u port was received that rich gold mines ha
been discovered in Yuma county, Arizon
y. Explorer Peary and party returned
Mt Boston from an Arctic expedition.
re Thursday, Sept. 23.-Temperature i
ig SO. IS, 40 degrees. Rainy. Much damas
by wind along the Atlantic coast. III
re John Gund Brewing Co.'S plant at
y. Crosse, Wis, was burned, causing n To-
IL of 100000. One man was killed and Sc
ge cral were injured by gasoline explosic
a, in Chicago.
I'd Friday, Sept 24--Temperaturc 81, q
G3, "a degrees. Partly cloudy. III
re Conkling Wagon Works mt Olean, n.
N. were burned. Hon. Robert Richard Wa
cd ren died in Dublin. Ireland. Arthur '
lis May killed Miss Cora kaseman and hil
cd self at Shamokin. ia.
at Saturday, Sept. 25.--Tcmperature G
T3. "A, 62 degrees. Clear. The steam
=. Battonine and drcdge Pacific eollidcd
RS the Delaware River near Wilmington, b
II. 10 lives were lost. Count Casimir Babe
rs and DIR. Wolff fought duel near Vienn
Austria.
70, Sunday, Sept 26.-Temperature 30,
.er 20, 81 degrees. Clear. Green Hill al
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