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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-03

officers Of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe say that the new steamship
line from San Diego. Cal, to work In
connection with the Atchison lines, win
open for business as soon as the nee
essary steamers can be secured and
placed in commission. The Atchison
company is working a force of men
on the yards and docks at San Diego.
putting the buildings and grounds in
shape. A close traffic contract has been
entered into. covering both freight and
passenger business with the California
and Oriental Steamship company, a
new American corporation with a CAPT
tai OF S., 000, Oo0. The officers of the
steamship company are: NJ. Stanley
Tweedie. Of the Tweedie Trading com
pany. New York. vice president; L. b.
Stoddart, Of the firm of BoWring e.
Archibald, steamship agents, . stone
street. New York. treasurer. The vice
president and treasurer are now in
England. for the purpose of purchasing
two now fast freight and passenger
vessels. They have one boat ready TO
60 into commission. SailinGs will he
made every 20 day from San Diego 10
Yokohama and Hong Kong, touching Mt
Honolulu. The service will eventually
include Manila II that port remsins in
the possession OF the Unitca States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-03

Tan oxfords, 50 cents. Tasselrs. rs W.
Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-03

SMOKE ROBERT MANrELL CIGAR
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-03

As soon as the reorganization of the
Baltimore q Ohio road IL completed II
is said the officials will take up the
question Of building a tunnel through
the heavy grade at Mount Ariz. This
portion Of the road is the heaviest
grade between Harper's Ferry and Bal
timors. The cost Of the tunnel is esti-
mated at $1,000, 900. but 1t is claimed the
expenditure would be fully justified by
the permanent saving which could be
effected by doing away with the ne
cessity for extra engines required To
pull trains over this grade. This saw
ing would. II is claimed. amount at the
lowest calculation to $50. 900 a year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
items FROM
NEW CASTLE.

Tho funeral of James Campbell will
take place Tomorrow morning. High
mass will be celebrated by Rev. Edward
L. Brady In St. Peters Church and In
torment made In the adjoining cemetery.
| The dedeased was we'll known and re-
spotted by all who knew him. He was
among tho very first to answer tho call to
arms, and upon bis arrival in this city
stated that no didn't know why this
state was not allowed to be represented
whom sho had always been foromoss in
| all national affairs.
Captain Boyd spoke highly of the do.
ceased to-day and said he was model
so.dlar.
Together with Lieutenant Brown, Cap
tain Boyd visited the homo Of the dead
soldier md conferred with the members of
his family III reference to the funeral.
Campbell's many friends In tho Merry
Ten arc deeply gi ieved over his death and
handsome floral offerings will bo present.
cd.
John Foster, formerly Of this city, more
recont.y of Whining; GU. has secured u
berth on U. s. L!gh tship No. 49, now I'M
dergoing repairs at tho shipyards CT the
Pussy s. Jones Co. previous to going into
commission again at Capo Henlopen. Mr..
Foster is All able seaman and spent many
years in tho service of Uncle Som. He was
for timo on the flagship Of tho Eastern
Inc
of the school ships.
Leslie While, son Of City Coucilman
William White is seriously Ill with typhoid
foyer.
Industry Concil Junior ordcrof Amerl-
can Mechanics will have a royal tlmo tc-
morrow night. The occasion will DO the
visit Of State Councillor Clark Of Freder-
ioa who will pny an official visit.
Tho western blizzard arrived here and
consequently there was general hus-
tic to got out buffalo robes. sloighs and
eleigb bells. heavy wraps and extra stoves.
The snow storm camo with vengeance.
Tho service by the electric railway was
excellent. The employs worked as will
ingly In the banks of snow as In tho sun
shine to get the passengers to their dcst:-
nation.
Along tho line OF the railway to day the
snow Is in banks from three o seven feet
in height. Ono Of tie cars jumped tho
track on Saturday but was eventually
righted again. Another cur was obliged to
a. ont Of service rs part OF tho machinery
was damaged.
Tho public schools will closed tomorrow
to give tho teachers chance to go to Mid.
dletown where tho New Castle Couny
Teachers Institute will DO in session TO:
three days Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Roberts
have returned from their honeymoon trip
They will reside il Wilmington.
Tho baby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. An.
drew NJ. Gallagher was baptized by Rev.
f. l. Brady yesterday. Miss Anna is q
handsome little lady.
James Il. White found n handsome gold
watch on Thanksgiving Tho owner can
have the property upon proving same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
Delaware Hospital Patients.

James Stirling who was SO unfortunate
as to have his skull fractured last Friday
afternoon Is In fair way Of recovery. lie
has little II any fever. his respiration 10
normal, and his condition in every way
was encouraging. lie is in good spirits,
and hopes to DO ablo to exchange hospital
treatment for home comforts in very fsw
days.
Albert, the l2 year old sou Of Abort Is.
Vernon. who was so seriously hurt by a
fall from chestnut tree. some six weeks
ago. is getting along very nicely, and there
Ia now reasonable ground 10 hope that ho
will be able to use his lever limbs again,
although some Of the physicians wcre
ready to stake their reputation" on ths
declal alton that his spinal column had
been broken. when he was FIRST admitted
for treatment. For such error Of judge
ment they need not fear any serious detri.
mont to their practice.
Whatever the outcome may 10, 10 Is q
consolation that tho boy was not unncccs-
sarly tortured by q surgical operation
md DR.. Draper has the thanks Of his par.
cnts for his humane treatment.
John Guthrie. who has been in tho hos
pitsl some four weeks, Is gradually reoup-
Grating. Ills age is tho only serious draw.
back to his early recovery. as he has en- tered
upon his 18th year. He served in the
Mexican war under the late Captain
Noncs, and also in tie Rebellion. He is u
Grani Army man. md prides himself
upon his record as II soldier and citizen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
A Successful Lecture.

f. Hopkinson Smith, tho author and art.
list gave one of his enjoyable dolineations
at the Opera House ON Friday evening last.
He was the second attraction in our city in
The Wilmington Star Course, managed
by Edgar 6. Mace. The readings wero
treat and his audience fair sized one, Gu.
joyed 1t immensely. The gentleman Is
endowed with u fine physique standing
also six feet tall, with we'll modulntcd
voice, ana just tho man endowed by ma
ture 10 stand before Nh audience and on
tcrtain them in quaint readings. His ron.
dering Of the durkey Nanny" was q
masterpiece, he using the negro dialect
His successe, on this lecture platform fee
the past two years have been phenomenal,
and no hos leaped ut once TO the front as u
first class entertainer. He will without
doubt be greeted by Il crowded house on
his next visit to our city, as his readings
highly deserve. TO hear him once 10 TO
want to hear him again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
PEACE NOW
W REIGNS
Spain Accepts the Terms
of the United States
This Afternoon. ,~.

Paris, Nov 2S.-The joint
peace commission met prompt
ly at . o'clock this afternoon.
The Spanish commissio
Immediately announced the &C.
ceptance Of the American de-
mands for a settlement Of peace
as provided by the protocol.
Tho demands Of tho American Peace
Commission on which the delay Of she
past weok occurred were included in the
'noto given to the Spanish Commissioners
last Monday. This note declared the U0i.
tod States must have the entire Philip
pine archipelago. For o treaty cession OF
the islands the Americans rendered to
Spain 100000.
. ltwas further declared that 1t Is the
purpose OF the United Statos to maintain
the Philippine Islands as an "opon door,
10 the worlds commerce.
On the terms named, the United States
proposed u mutual el,nTnishinenU of all
claims for indemnity, national or personal
subsequent to the outbreak Of the last Gu
ban resurrection.
1t was decla,oi that the United States
desired to treat Of the religious freedom
Of the Caroline Islands as agreed upon
between the United States and Spain
in 1885, and also the acquisition Of one Of
the Caroline Islands Tor an American
naval station and Of cable landing rights
at other places In Spanish Jurisdiction ard
the revival Of certain Spanish American
treaties as heretoforein force.
port.
The Americans also refused ia arbitrate
Article 3 Of the peace protocol, bearing
upon tho future disposition and control Of
the Philippine Islands
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
DOTS.
- We

Lilburnc Chandler, trustee for the prop
erty at No. 5l2 Washington street. offered
u for sale on Saturday, but withdraw IL
on account Of the small bids made for it.
The eighty enc inmates of the Childrens
Home ut Rlvcrylcw each received u one
pound box OF candy from tho Wilmington
Candy Company for Thanksgiving
A quarterly meeting of the United Cir
ole ot Kings Daughters Will b held ~
tho Second Baptist church On Thursday,
DECEMBER l.
: A carrier pigeon, almost frozen to death.
dropped in tho yard ofCharlos Thomas, No
W. West L ghth street. yesterday utter.
moon. 1t was taken into the house and is
now thawcd out. On ono lrg Was IL baud
containing * lCG?o'. axxa.,
During the high wind of yesterday al.
terroon the roof of Noah Craig's house..
No. 4o7 Scott street, was blown oil. The
family luckily escaped iuj .ry but weru
forced to seek shelter elsewhere
; A quarterly meeting of tho Wilmington
AuKllirics of the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society will he held in 81. Paul's
/ N. Il. church, Thursday, December !, at
2SDr. m.
/ Both the Allopathic and tho Homeopa-
to examine applicants for licenses on Dec
snber 10, IA and 10.
Du Pont Pest, G. A. r., will elect OIL
osrs on next Thursday evening,
:. The Weccacoe Fire company has pur-
chased Il pair OF fine horses.
II possible that the work Of remoyin.
the och and dredging the christina river
Inhy be commenced this week,
The old Gibson morocco factory at Cor.
raj and Adams street will resume under
new management In about two weeks,
The funeral of Henry w. Slaysman, OF
M. 1923 I.ancastc avenue took place yss.
tertay afternoon.
The repairs aad improvements to the
b us, Of tho Liberty Fire company have
bsen completed.
The Polish foot ball team OF this city
clpims to be the champion 1870 pound team
II WI M nRton. The would like to play the
Rough kiders' team Of Rising Sun.
On Saturday afternoon while Mrs. A,
u. Berlin was walking along West Ninth
street she fell uron tho Icy pavement
rhe was helped upon Her feet by
TWO young men who wero passing and
taken intoa nearby house until she fully
recovered from her fail
Good sleding Is now the sport to be In.
9nl2ed in by the old as we'll as tho young
Wilmington hills GRE especially nd aptcu
for tho purpose.
The State Board OF Health, will meet
At the Clayton House. tom orrow, Noyein.
bsr ~ at 10 o'clock IL. N to transact rcyu.
lar business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
CARD BASKET

SAhD bhohE.
= Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcintyre arc
4 Ocean City.
\ Mrs Frank Pagan is visiting in Down
ianstown, Pa.
4 Miss Josephine Foard,,of Athens Pa,
q AsN'fstttng hero. -, ''''' 80 = :
Y T. G. Bratton Is spending a ten days
vacation In Norfolk
v Mis-, Bessie Draper will spsud the pres
ant week In Baltimore,
Mis-, LAURA Aydon, of Brooklyn, Is vi,-
ating friends in Wilmington.
eMiss Mary Stone OF Philadelphia, IL
Si'iting relatives In this city.
AcKendrie Downham, of Middletown.
II visiting Wilmington friends. ..i
u Bradford Murphy, of Dover, who Is as
ststaut trainMaster of the Delaware Road
lts at the Great Northern Hotel, Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
- The cantata Under the Palms" was
successfully given in Epworth Church la st
evening, instead Of The rcgular preaching
service.
! J. W. Humphrey and Robert McCul-
,ough left to day for an extended cunning
Trip TO Melchlnsburs, Va
!. Leslie Barker, of Dalmar, has return.
cd from visit to relatives iu Wilmington.
Thomas Davis has returned from visit
to itiends in Milford.
Miss Bessie Jellison. OF Harrington, 10
tho guest OF friends In this city.
~ s.. Knight Charles Hay ward will leave
on Wednesday On atrip to Baltimore ior
the purpose OF Initiating an order for st.
tjVhI's and Malta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
AtIhe Break water.


|! Lswea Del. Nov, GA heavy north
/ westerly gale has been blowing at the
Breakwster since midnight No disaster,
are yet reported. Tho Admiral Sampson.
the new fruit and mail steamer, rom
Cramps on 4 trial trip. Is anchored al the
RreakwateE :.
Saturday night and yesterdays saily
plosning storm, which was accompanied
by binding snow, Is one that will long be
remembered by those toilers Of the sea-
who happened to DO In the vicinity OF the
D,lnwase Cores: where 1t was particularly
sevorc 'tis.'|
. All through the early evening until the
break o. day the snow fell in sheets OF the
capcs. Perchod In his scat in tho old Mar
thine Exchange Reporting Station, q
frame building chained to tho stone pils
of the brGakwater. sat Superintendent
John Richards scanning tho locality all
about him. He was In momentary antici-
patton that some mariners, nislsd by the
thickness OF the weather, would come
ashore. Then it would DO his duty to con-
vey the nows to this city.
or In the distance could he observed on
Saturday before tho veil became too thick
the outlines Of several sniting vessels
lacking In shore In effort to roach tho
brcakwate harbor. Every tack seemed
toland them further off shore. Tho wind
was blowinga whole gale sweeping d.
rectly ont between the two capcs. as
though through funnel and the unfortu-
nate craft could not fetch" At day
break yesterday these vessels were no
whsre In sight They had, no doubt, boen
driven of shore. perhaps to the dult
Stream under bare poles and will not DO
heard from for some time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
Deaths Wnrk.

Mrs. EiIth W. Thompson wife of Horny
Thompson died ut her homo SO Van Duren
street on Friday evening after protructed
illness. She had hecn alling for period
of about ten moaths ana )out six weeks
ago was compelled to take to her bod.
Two family physicians wore ca lel ia
her aid who pronounced her illness to IN
gastric troubles. Until short lime ago
they had hopes for her recovery, whom ~
change for the worse set In, which ended
her suirerlngs Friday evening, Mrsg'
Thompson was the eldest daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. VIM. ii. Walker, OF l[ockcssiu.
Del, and leaves Two children. The oldest
Is Harold, ngna s years, nnd tho SO ,onl, q
babe eleven months old.
Six brothers and two sisters survlce her.
J. u. Walker Konnstt Square, Pa; John
s: Walker, Belleionte. Pa J. c. Walker,
Wilmington; s. G. Walker, and w. II.
Walkor -Chadls' Ford, Pa; Sharrless
Walker PHILADELPHIA; Mrs W. BARNARD,
Now Garden, Pa, ana Miss Elizabeth II
Walker, Hockossin, D.l. I
Tho fanoral will take place tomorrow,
morning. lnterment Will DO at Now,
Garden, Pa. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
City Court cases,

Before Judge Ball in the Municipal
Court on Saturday night William john
son, colorod, was charged with trespnss
on the property Of tho d. & .. Railroad
Company.
ALBERT Zepp deposoa he was a freight
brakeman and saw johnson throw OF a
lot Of coal from freight car. When he
followed johnson through the yard the
latter picked up I'm oxo and threatened,
with oaths, to do him harm. johnson was
followed and arrested later by Officer Nc.
Ateer. There were two other boys with
johnson on the cnrs. According to tho
evidence Of 1rn G, Argo, johnson Is one of
gang of bad boys that pelt tho brakennen
with stone. Tho charge of larceny was
dismissed and a charge Of trespass pre-
ferred against him. Hc was fined s. and
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
rleetln2 Of the Institute.

Tho New Castle County Teachers Iusti.
tute meets this we,k at Middlotown. Tho
lecturers with their addresses arc as fol.
lows: WeLpesduy, Prof Geo T. Little on
"lIints ON Rapid blackboard Sketchipg, +"
Familiar Obj ella In Nhtute and Mechun
les" duplication OF Form Study 10
Plants and Animals" Dr. o. I. Corson,
on School Sentiments" and public
criticism Of the Public School lcachers:"
Thursday, DR.. Martin Brumboygh. on
"The Methods Of History" Colonial His.
tory and tho Nature of Educ,tiop;" DR..
Chas. c. Boyer, The Process of Building
Men," "Intelle't In Education and Emo
tions;" Friday, Prof. Austin o. Apsar Oh
Mature Study in Schools" "Ths Study Of
Leaves" and "The Study at Birds" DR..
Geo. l. Aldrich on Arithmetic" This
corps of instructions Is undoubtedly tho
strongest that has ever appeared before
Teachers Institute In this State.
The evening entertainments nre unusu-
ally attractive. On Wednesday evening
tlisro will DO lecture by the witty and
eloquent Hon. Wallace Bruce; Oh Thnrs-
day evening Lovcttsl Boston Stnrs that
have met with applause oil ever the ooun.
ty will give musicale and on Friday
evening tho popular poet viii Carleton
will lecture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
Dismissed the Case.

The charge Ct larceny preferred agalrs!
Thomas r. Russell by James B. Stcvonson
came up for trial In tho City Court this
morning. Deputy City Solicitor Cahoon
asked that the case be dismissed. Upon
Investigation of tho facts i'll tho case he
did not believe that tho caso was ono OF
larceny. The trouble arose over . bet which
s. evcnson was about to mako. Tho mon
were In n South Wilmington saloon aud
Stevenson aud man named Spence pine.
cd two IS bills ON table. The rules Of the
house are that no betting shall DO carried
on In the plncs. Russell Picked up tho mon.
ey and refused to give it up Two days later
he refused to give tho money to Stevenson
aud told tho latter to get out warrant
II he 20 desired. The warrant was sworn
out and Russells arrest followed. Sinoe
that time tho money has bean returned
and all hands are at peace with the world
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
Down stat. lens

The Sus sex County lsj n&ors Institute
will convene in Milford Oh Wednesday.
Ge0rgotO|n is not Interested in indus.
tries us only two pei sons attended Il pub
lie meeting to consider the best means to
get new indus! RIGS.
The Botkin caso will bring Delaware
College before the country prominently us
Dr.. Theodore f. Wolf will be one OF tho
witnesses
Revival services VIII be held IN Armory
ID. f.. Church Dover.
MiIfotd business men arc feeling the Of
fto.s Of tie holiday.
The shipment Of evergreen AK. holy
has mmsnced from the lower rnyt Of tho
state
Kent Levy Court VIII ,ay off tho cleo.
ttun Inspectors tomorrow ard bweertu two
assessors who were sick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
horganS Trial Trim

The large steamship 5. II. Morr,p
built By ihe Harlan L. Hollipgsworth Com,
pany for tho Virginia and North Carolina
Chemical Company left tho whnrvcs OF
the local company tbi, morning for II trial
trip over tie delaware River course.
Captain j.. j. Anthony and Stewart OF
the navigation department OF Tho chcml
cal company arrived in this city last n,ght
and were In charge # the vessel. pyrsi-
dent Morgan and number Of othors mr..
rived this morning. Tho vessel loft at
high water and was lowed to tho mouth Of
tho Christiana by two tugs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28

Deputy Marshall James II. Clark re-
prs that the county roads In Red Lion
hundred are badly blocked with drifts of
snow. Tho high wind on Saturday night
and Sunday took the snow off Of tho fields
and piled 1t on the reads In order to
reach Delaware City this morning his mon
had to cnt through some OF the snow hunks
milk wagon he sent his milk to Sc. Georges
Ia wagon drawn by four horses. A mum.
Der Of men accompanied the waaon to cut
ont n ruAd yyny
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
An ALLEGED p cLpoci;et

Chester, November 27.--Uwcn j, Ryan
was arrested haro on Saturday night for
stealing agold watch from tho nccket OF
William Seaman. Ryan answers tho de-
ecription Of o man liberated from the
Eastern POM natiary .ast week, and who
starred towards Wilmington OH tho boat
Ae hnu IN MS ookots at tho time OF h Ia
arrest The address Of Mrs. Kate RYAN.
care Of Mrs. Bcbe, OF CLANCY. Delaware
county. This address was on tho letlor head
Of S. Walter Foulkrod and Thomas Il,
Foulkrod, OF Philadelphia Tho woman
bearing that namo WINS ht ,hs above nd.
dress Inst week. bu: Sheriff Wolfe, who
had papers In divcrcu proceedings to serve
on her found hor ut the County House.
Chief Of Police Thomas II. Berry bel.oves
that the man IL professional and that he
Is trying to get rMt Of his Wl[a,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
Revival at Union Church.

The meetings ut Union are moro
promising than ovor. For the past three
mons by Rev VIM. White, George L. Har.
dosty and e. p. Swain. Rev. MIR. Swain
left for his home on Tanglcr Island, Va,
nftor week Of earnest work. He won
hosts Of friends by his olenr exposition OF
scripture, Tho three weeks have been a
season OF seed.sowinG and the church is
looking for great harvest his week.
Miss Sillitoc, ono Of the most devoted
young Women before the church. is TO as
sist Pastor Hanna IBIS week. She Ia IN
excellent Singer. o speaker Of power, and
speak eyory evening thi, week and next
Sunday. Tho public Is cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
DEATHS

sn,. aged 10 years
Relatives aud friends Of the family are in.
vtcd TO attend the funeral services at the res.
ilence orhi1 souln Jaw, John Il. Hartman. 4i3
east Fourth strGot next Tuesday afternoon at Z
o'clock Intrrnitnt private.
MAREE-ln this city, Tn November 70 1893,
Nellie D., wife Of John Mnrcc and daughter
Of William II, and Hannah NJ. Fuhr. in her
9lst ysnr.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of hur parent,
No, S3 Church street, on Thursday afternoon
December lst. al O'Clock lntermcnt at LON.
hardy Cemetery. t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
Father Flynn to Return to St, Mary's
COLLEGE

Rev. Dennis ]. Flynn yesterday an
noInced to his par!shl0ners of It Pairck's
Church that lie would RETRO from the
church pnstornie after he first OF the year
lhe announ cement was II surprise to the
members of the parish. Father Flynn will
return to Mount It. Nary's College, Md,
frHin which Institution lie graduated Is
years ngo. Father Flynn first charge
was st. Mary's Church this city, where lie
remained until the death Ct Father Brad
ford four years ago when he took charge
of St. patrick's diocese. In both parishes
he did excellent work and it is With much
rcsrot that he re urns so the place OF his
mi ,lal laburs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
An Cnwelcome nedfei!ow.

On Frcnth street near Fourth to dov
was seen n prom inrnt young man shovel
ing show from the roof of his home. 1t
was something arrange to see him work
so hard az that kind of work lie furnish.
ed tho news that he had an unwclc,une
bedlellow last night While he slept
souhdiy the roof permitted drop after drop
into the ceiling and then to tho bed where
no slept; He determined when he got M
al ~ o'clock this morning that he would
remove the snow and stop tho leak
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-28
Released From Dry Dock,

The steamer Key Wost which Is being
overhauletl nu the yards Of the Harlan and
Hollingsworth company was taken from
tho dry dock last evening. Work OF sheath
Ing her had beon going on night and day
ard was completed yesterday. Other rec
pairs will DO made TO her while In the
wator.