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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
SOCIAL JOflINGS
ind PERSONALS
A Melange Of lnterc sting Notes Picked
Here and There OF Whining tonicns
$.ssa and their Many Friends. -

- s-eS-, q ~ r.Ss. -"
one Of the pfettisst Of tho Carly autumn
weddings took place on Wednesday, even
iing, September z, at Fruit Lawn Farm,
White Clay Creek hundred, the contracts
ing parties being Lewis W. Thorp ana
Miss Bertha Burlng Dounelly. Tho cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. William
Taylor. Tbs wedding march was finely
executed by Miss Mazio Ridgeway. The
oflaai couple were unattended except by
two flower girls Edna and Marguerite
Donnelly.. nieces of tho bride. Alter the
usual Wodding supper tn guests were
treated TO a roast squirrel supper furnish.
cd by Mrs. Krauser. Emory Groves, Robt.
Armstrong, Joseph Lee and b. Frank
Wey acted as ushers. Among those pres.
ent were: From Christana and vicinity,
Charles Donnolly and family, Thomns Ii.
Donnclly Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Thorpe, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Thorpe, William Thorpe,
John Walker, Mr. aud Mrs b. L. Lee
Meltio Leo; Joseph Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Mitchell. Mrs: J. ". Dayett. Norris Gar.
rott. Mrs Lille Dayctt, Mr. and Mira
Leslie Moore and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Comfy, James Grow, George Grow,
Mrs. Hannah Cassidy, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Cannon, W. w.
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Brooks.
Angie, Brooks, Harvey Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dempsey, William and David
Written, Robert and Harvey Armstrong,
Mr. and Mrs. George Walters MIS-. Nj.
tlida Whitten. Bertha Whlttop, Mary 4.
nn.a%y1si fc9p, Wilmington and Phiadel.
rpphla' Ethel Groves, Mrss, WILLIAM ,tsazel,
Mrs. Ridgoway Mnzie R'dgeway, Mr.. and
Mrs, Emory Groves, Mrs W Kratss, Mrs.
A, Baldwin and family, b. Il. Weyl, Mr..
ana Mrs John Goe. John Johnson, Elm ma
johnson and Hattie johnson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
MR.. ROSS
SELECTION.
Is a Prominent Business
Man and Worker in
the G. A. r. of Del.

Daniel Ross, who was Yesterday elected
by Acclamation Junior Vico. Commander
in-Chief Of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, ono OF Wilmington's business men, nd
ono OF the states most energetic G. A. r
workers.
He enlisted in the Union Army at Phil
adolphin, 1862, and was lnu tered into ser
vice MS II corporal. He was soon promoted
for efficiency and served It's quarter master,
orderly and lltst sergeant. In 1861 he was
detailed from his company aud attached
to headquarters on the staff Of Msjor-Gan-
eral Sigol on the expedition to Lyr chburg,
and subsequent retreat OF tho Army of the
Potomac over the mountains West Virgin
10, to Parkcrsburg.
Ho participated in tho baltic of New
Market, and subsequently on General
Hunters S aft in tho battles of Piedmont
and Lynchburg, Ho had three brothers
in the war, two of whom gave up their
lives In tho service.
Mr.. Ross has taken a appointment and nc.
tive part in the G. A. r. from its orgeni-
cation, having served as Assistant Adju-
tant-General and Department commander
of Delaware. He lisa charter member Of
General Thomas A. Smi Ii Post No, |, ut
Wilmington.
At the close Of the war, having served
three full years in the service of his coun-
try he engaged in mercantile business at
Conshohock@n, Pm, and subsequently at
Chester and Norlis,own Pa. In 1877 he
established himself at Wilmington,
where ho Eow conducts store donling in
hnts, furnishing and Wholesale notions.
He has taken n prominent part IN the
municipal affairs of tho city, having serv-
ed in City Council and tho Board of Edu-
cation, of which h. Il still member He
has also served as Il delegate TO several as
semhies and state conventions.
Mr.. Ross and the other Delaware dele
gates to the eucumpmunt will reach home
this evening aud will DO received by the &
a. R. men who will escort them from tho
b. ~ o. station to Snyth Pest room where
an informal gathering will be held
William II. Miller of this city was also
appointed on the National Council Of Ad
ministration,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
PLEASANT SOCIAL SESSION.

A delightful social session was held by
Wilmington Lodge Of E.ks late last night
in their rooms in the Masonic lomple.
Tho occasion for the meeting was the in
itation into tho order of William A.
Howatt and Sidney S. Toler, two popular
members of the Corse Payton Company
Following the Initiation Of the two actors
q social session was held at which Milton
Ii. Hotthold, manager Of tho company, mud
past exa!ted ruler OF the Chicago Lodge Of
Eiks, acted as chairman.
MI Paytoh and all the members of the
company wero present, noarly all Of them
being Elks. and there were speeches, songs
muslo and ali sorts of entertainments.
Tho visiting Etks expressed themselves
as highly Pleased and lbs members of the
local lodge, who were out In force, thor
oughly enjoyed having them as guests. In
nd'!i Ion to the members of The Corse
payton company. there was present Byron
Harlan. who is playing at the Bijou and
who added materially TO the evenings en-
joyment.
Manager Gotthold Is an old-timo Elk,
having been connected with the order al
most since Its foundation. He made
good address last evening, filled with
"reminiscences Of the order and was
model chairman OF The social session.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
Refunded the r1Oncy,

In the City. Court this morning when
tho case of Alrs. l.. Il. Beecher CHARGED
with violating city ordinance was cniirI
the first witness was Frank j. NeidcrnI,,i,
nc dep1ssd that he rented tho market
spaces in King street market to II. H. Mc.
Mullen, farmer. He neglected to erase thu h,
stands, and then issued tho permit to Mrs
Becker lie usually kept chart of the
market and neglected to mark off tLe
spaces; 1t was purely an oversight on his
part, no had tor" ,Id. out tho stubs of the per-
mlts issued i'll 1897. At the time he issInd
the permit to MIS-. Bockcr he beIievee iba
spaces were vacant His book showed
stubs Issued on April !, but did not show
That the space permits were issued to II, Fl,
McMuilen.
IAe court ruled that it was the duty of
the present Clerk Of The Market, to allow
An acceptable space to Mrs Becker or IN
have her money refunded Ncidcrinaior
refunded the money
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10

Local members Of the Union Veteran
Legion have completed all arrangements
for attending tho annual encampment of
the legion which opens at Williamsport
Pn.. on "Wednesday. they will GO to vii
liam port Tuesday morning over the b. &
. Railroad reaching there in the after
noon.
The Delaware delegates, including The
past officers, are General John p. bona
hoe. William Reilly, G. A. Foster, w. V.
Iuxbury, j. i. French, Robert McCnulley
Casper Miller, Daniel Ross John Brear,
Louis Wilson, Louis II dorick, Charles
&ollaway, L. G. Grub, Louis Mason
The alternates arc John G Alton IL.
Cornell, Harry Feldmeier, w. H Green
wait, Jacob Lampiugh
None of the Wilmingt onians will ask fer
office, although the name of John p. Don
ehoe IL mentioned as a dark horse candi-
date for the pOsition of national command
or which he recently held.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
AUDITOR HAS
THE CHECK
But Whether His Signature
So Is On 1t Is Unknown
to Any One.

HClerk Of Council Morrison this morn
ing turned over TO City Auditor Pyle the
Phoenix Fire Company's check for $3.50,
but whether that official has added his
signature to it is unknown, as he could
not be seen at his office by REPUBLICAN
reporter or Treasurer Smith OF the Fire
Company who called there
City Treasurer Curry says he has not
seen the check. nor has it been intimated
to him when he will. City Solicitor
Conrad has not taken steps to prevent MIR
Pyle from sngning the check, and Inc
legal turn in the case on tho part OF the
Democratic members of Council is there
fore undecided upon. But If action is
taken Chairman Oberly of the finance
committee says he will not figure In it.
While he voted in Council against allow
ing the money, he says he will not put Il
stumbling block In tho Company's way
now hat the majority of tho body, has seen
iltsto let 10 have the appropriation.
@Mr Pyle appeared at his office at noon
and Informed reporter that the check
had not yet been signed by him. 1t was
lid byanothcr party that mandAmns pro.
ceeding woald probably be begun on Mon.
dav
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
LAD. HELD
FOR COURT,
Edw. Short, Colored, of
Georgetown, Must An.
sWer to the Charge !
OF Attempted Rape. !

deorgstown. Sept. 0.-Edward Short
foaoren, mas been committed 10 Jail in do.
;ault OF $500 bail for appearance, nt court
h PISS penelopo Warren wa. attacked BY
MN Wh on tho street Il few nights ago
=, WINE Duildinga fro with coal oil al
the home OF her aunt, Mrs. John Covsr.
oid IN south Milton, Nora. lhe li-year-
Qua daughter of Warren Fowler, who
NV !, near E!leAdale, was fatally burned
~ ~ 'h h con- on can exploding and envelope
ing ner IN flames. Nc!shb9rs ran to her
assistance, but their efforts to saye hsr
were OIL no avail, and she died in a ehort
Ah1o' Coroner Johnson held an inquest.
., Cserk OF the Orphans Court James ii.
im nua mt VIII leave o'morrow for Cleys.
anu ONO, to represent the State Council
~ me annual session Of tho National
council OF the o. U. A. NJ, which con-
xe IN that city Oh the 18th inst. On
u.s. w. return he will visit his sister. Mrs.
Snob'eephlne Ba"rinser at Midalatown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
DOTS.

| Mrs. Wilber, card reader 422 r. 7th, near
Lombard, price rs cents.
The hind wheel of one of John NJ. Solo.
mons wagons broke down at Ninth and
Iatnall street yesterday afternoon. n
A team driven by A. Bergman, of Phil.
adelphiB, was struck by II trolley car last
evening at Twenty-slxth and Market.
The Christtana glass works will resume
operations in two weeks.
Fire was discovered among lot of waste
paper in the cellar Of Hotel Jennings oarly
this morning
Rent rooms 3O7 and 1928 shipley street.
George W. Bush has sold to NJ Carroll.
house No. 1914 West street, for reason.
able price
Tho work of rebuilding tho B. s. O. slim
near Third street bridge was completed
yesterday.
A horse belonging to John Merrill back
ed overheard from tho wharf ut the foot
of Kirkwood street last evening. After
hard work the animal WAS rescued
Supervisor of Signals w. f Smith is re-.
placing tho old banner signals on the
Delaware road cut of, with somuphore
signals,
The entries fer the bicycle races Mt River
view next Tuesday night closed last night
w. X COOLEY took the entries to Phja-
delphia today to thu official Handicapped.
Taylor & gard and +. H. Jones G. Co..
of Philadelphia have been given Judgment
by Magistrate Daley ugains. Clarvnce NJ.
Hyrons, Of Sllverbrook,
Rev II. W. Ewing will delivor a lecture
OH next Tuesday evening for the be usfit
Of the Ladies Aid Society of Mt, Salem
Nj. E. Church.
Tho mission at the northeast corner of
Front and Jefferson strrets which was or
gan!z'd at the hoInc of Mrs James J,
Wyatt, will beformally opened tomorrow
with afternoon services. Rev. G, y. Bur-
sler will preach In the evening.
Antenetta Of Standardization stock farm
was the only Delaware horse entered in
tho Eikion races yesterday, and the best
she did was to got seventh place among 10
starters in tho229 class pace and trot
Mis- Emily Meyers, of Newport, died
yesterday aged Is yoars. Two sons aud
three daughters survive her.
4 Charles D. Marlin has transferred to Ja-
cob Todd tho property at No.16i3 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
George W. Roberts has announced hls
candidacy for representa- from tho
Third Dis rlct, subject to the decision of
tho Republican parry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
SOLD CANDY
MRS. B0TKIN.
Young Lady Says She Sold
The Sweets in the
Month of ".

San Francisco. Cnl., Sept. o. Tho latest
person to be brought Into the case of Mrs.
BoLkin, accused of mailing poisoned candy
TO Delaware ana causing the deaths Of
Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Deane, Is Miss
Silvia Honey, n salesgirl in Haas candy
store. Her testimony, III the shape of an
attidavlr, was given to Chief Lees today.
Toward the end of Ju'y she sold pink
box of chocolate candy to woman, but
she is not prepared to say that the pur-
chaser was Mrs. Botkin, This identified.
ton is link that tho police are trying to
supply, because they are now of the belief
that Miss Emma Herbee did not make tho
sale OF CONNECTIONS that were sent to Do
yer.
Miss Kate Dottner another salcsgirl,
had been . silent witness Of tho procee1-
ings and the two girls compared notes.
When Mrs. Botkin was IN Judge Cookies
Court OH Tuesday tho two girls were pros
ent to take u look at her and while not
positive In their Identification they said
that sho was apparently Of the same build
and general appearance.
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The Weather.
Tomorrow promises to be fair and
rather warmer Somewhat similar con-
ditions Will probably prevail on Monday
Tho Thermometer at W. G. Tuyiors
drug store, 80 King street, registered ID.
day as follows:
7oclock 10 O'Clock 1oolook
G4 70 70
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
Women as Lodge Officers,

The Grand Home Delaware, Brother
hood OF the Union, has elected those off,
GERS: T. G. G., Mary Bockirs of viii
mington; G. G., f. w. Long of Lewes,
grand priest, Sallie Phillips Of Whining
ton grand protector, Lypia Long, of Low.
Is; q. $; K, Err. Wilkins Of Wilmington:
y T., Films Bossert Of Wilmington; G. H..
- ~ wilkins Of Wilmington; G. w. B.,
t rnse A'eeHaader Of Wilmington; grand
Wilmington and t. w. Long of Lswes:
supreme representative Il. W. Long. rhe
13ilicGrs-elect were Installed by Supreme
Washington Reeve.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
Kicked by q Horse

heoa Miller. the 3-year-old daughter Of
~. =. ana Emma Miller of Elsmere, was
klcken by horse pasturing in lot adj.
joining their residence on FRIDAY. Sho
hau unknown to her parents Crawied
through tho fence and approaching the
animal was kicked back of the head and
knocked sen.eess. Some two or three
hours elapsed before she was restored to
consciousness. Dr.. Pyle was called In and
Afforded tho necessary surgical MD she
rested uneaslly last night, and although
the skull was not fractured she is In
rather a critical condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
DEAfhs

HANBY-On September 0, 1898. Julia G.
daughter of the late Samuel and Mary
Handy, In hor 10th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to ct.
tend the funeral from tho parents resi-
dence at Carpenter, Del, on Tuesday
morning at II o'clock. Carriages will meet
trains at Carpenter Station b. d o. North
bound. lnterment at Siioam Cemetery.
INVERSION September Q, 1898, at Now.
port, Del, Emily widow of Simeon S.
Myers, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tond tho funeral from her late res idence on
Monday, the 18th inst, at 2p. III.
SAWDON-On September 8, 1898 Francis
I. sawdon, aged n years.
Relatives, friends and butchers of tho
city market arc invited to attend tho fun
eral from his la residence, No. 1908 Cole
man street, ON Sunday afternoon, Sept, II,
Services at the house at 8 o'clock. Inter.
ment al Rverview Cemetery.
"Asrop in Jesus" I
DENNIS-In this city, on September o,
Sarah G., daughter Of Augustus and
Elizabeth Dennis.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral from the parents resi-
lence, No. 2l5 Fast Third street, on Nom
day afternoon, September 10, at 3 o clock.
lnterment at Asbury Cemetery. t
4 REESLEE-On September 8, 1893, at
Hampton, Va, David Greenlee, formerly
of this city, aged 70 years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
City Court Cases,

Baforo Judge Ball in the Municin,I
Curt this morning Joseph Turner was
charged by Officer WI Massey with beinr
drunk. He was rated at 81 and costs.
Edward Mulvay was in the same boot
and was fined SO and costs.
Frank Messick was charged by Officer
scott with beng drunk and was fined 81
and costs. "
william Dumpson, colorcd, pleaded
susity 20 ire charge Of assault and battery
on Clara Backus Clara said thew yora
both mad and that when he struck ber hn
did not hurt her, but the court imposed n
fine of S. and costs !"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
VISITOR FROM THE GuNBoAT.

Chester L. Ainsworth, Il sailor on the
gunboat Wilmington, Is the guest Of Ed
ward Newell In this city. Mr.. Ainsworth
was here last fall when the punch bowl
was presented to the gulboat and said he
never had suth II good time in his life All
OF his mes .mates have the same feeling
r., Alnsworth said that in the fight before
Cardenas and the other engagements in
which the Wilmington took part 'Remem.
Der the good people of Wilmington was
often mingled with the cry 'Remem Der the
Maine He praised Lieutenant Bertolette
OF this city. The Wilmington Is now at
Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
CARD BASKET.

J, c. Singles and son have been visiting
Benjamin Singles Of Strokeryille.
Mrs James r. Chandler and two chill.
dren are tho guests of Mr.and Mrs. George
Furron Of kennett Square.
miss Mabel Pettijohn has returned from
apleasant visit to HockessiI friends.
Miss Eda Douyherty is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. N. X, Warner at Elllton.
Mrs. @. W. Goodnow has returned homo
after pleasant visit of two weeks with
friends In Cecil county, Nd.
Miss Ida Morgan has returned to TESTERS
after Il week stay at Dover and week Oh
the Eastern shore.
Miss Norma L. Bennett has returned to
her home In this city after having had
delightful trip to Union. Newark Linden.
berg and Elhton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10

Rev. Charles +. Hannsan, ono Of thu
five young mon to be ordained at St .Trs.
eph's church, French street tomorrow win
celebrate his first Solemn MISS on Sent, ia.
nc has made no definite arrangements for
that eVont yet, except to invite his Drecep.
tor, and friend Rev. Dr. Flynn to preach
the sermon on that occasion. The time and
place OF the mass will be announced later.
The young priest will preach his flrst SER
mon at the Vesper services at St. Patrick's
church, Sunday Sept. Is,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
'Ine Cavalier"

Tho oh,,,o i NJ ~,
that was published at YORKTOWN Va "p "r
We 18TH OF March, 1868 which Lieutan,a III
Joseph s. Wheeler OF Go. A, Fourth DsIa.
ware Regiment, found among bis panars
w. other 9ay. ,YAs paper is Only OF quar-
70 Slzo, and beside long asticia entitled
tlckett's Ruse,' railroad Incident and
atsw Items in regard to the war, coltatnss
, h OF interest, yet 1t was received by ths
noys or the Fourth Delawa.e. who were
,ne ,,l sthtloned at Gloucester Point, Va.
s M,vu .ns creates. pleasure and closely
addressed to G. W. johnson, Sergt. Go. X
Fourth Del Vols, who recently died3in
hrandywine Hundred. Lieut., Wheeler
oaerishss 1t as a souvenir Of his experience
OF the war Of the Rebellion,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10

United States Marshal John Cannon
Short has returned from Dover. While
there yesterday he served subponeas on Q
number Of witnesses to appear before the
day. They will testify before the Grand
jury in the case of Michael Corlotti and
Giuseppe Special who arc charged with
countsrfeiing and also with issuing coun.
terfeit coins. Secret Service Agent Short
Ger not only found tho men passing the
spurious coins but has found ladies, dies,
moulds, saws, bars of silver, brass sheets
forge out fit and other articles at the farm
where the men lived near Dover. One OF
tho witness to appear in the case will be @
Mrs. Taylor. 1t will be the frat time she
ever road on railroad train and when sht
reaches Wilmington she will sec her first
electric car. Mrs Taylor Is 65 years Of age
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.

Miss Elsie Matthews celebrated the an
niversary of her twelfth birthday at her
home. No. 50. West Eighth street. Thurs
day evening Refreshments were served
and alta lato hour the children departed
after very enjoyable evening. Among
those present were: Misses Ethel Pierson,
Lula Griffith. Maud Hall, Nellie Monck,
Eta Cohee, Grace DEMO, Irene Martin,
and Dora Mathews. and Mira. Cohee, Harry
Dawson, Samuel White, Harold Baron,
Eddie Porter, Lester Start. Harry Crit
nth, Albert Dougherty. She was the re-
cipient OF many pretty presents, among
which was ring gift from her father,
Randolph Mathews,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10

Samuel D, kyster q Government in.
sspector, while attempting to board a NOV.
ing train ut Bellevue last night was
thrown violently to tho ground and severe.
y injured He was taken to tho Chester
HoSplla, Where medical assistance was
IenCereu. His head and side was badly
bruised and cut. and several Of his ieetb
were knocked out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10

Haven NJ, =. Church. 3D. and DUPONT streets
Rev. J. W. ". Cox pastor All classes Il. N
Preaching 1880 q. IN. by pastor and 1850 p. IL,
song and responsive service. Sunday School
p. nj, Young Converts Glass $50 p M. Ell
worth League prayer meeting p, in. Morn
Ing SUBJECT, IAN Hour with Moses" Evening
mot Tear Lost"
g. Peters A. u. Church, West Wilmington
Rev. g. w. Murray, pastor, Glass at o a. II
Preaching 1880 a. IN. and 7. Is p III. by Rev
w. Gibson p IN by Rev Sergeant su'
day school 2 30p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10

Deputy Recorder of Deeds Edwin A.
Read yesterday afternoon resigned and
will go to Denver, Colorado. with his fam.
lily In few days Mr.. Read has been suf-
fcring from throat trouble for some time
which ailment necesatated change of at.
mosphere. He will be succeeded by CIar.
ence r. Clayton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
Second Street Blocked

Complaint is made tLat tho side W alks
on Second street. between VanBuron and
West, have been blocked with paving
brick for the past eight weeks, and tbs
residents are. prevented laying in their
stock of coal for tho coming winter. The
commissioners Will confer favor on them
by having the paving done as speedily AZ
possible, va
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10

a. Fl Ainscow, two places, Cor. sth and
Jefferson and 10th and kirkwood streets,
Receiving all the finest brands of oys ters
which they will dispose of Wholesale and
retail Ara Clearly opened, promptly
delivered big measure. Also fresh flsh
clans and crab meat. Dsth phones 800.
A. II. Ainscow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
Notice

All candidates who wish their nnnes IN
tho ticket OF the Republican primaries 10
BE- held on, Saturday, September "a, who
have not already notified the chnirnan Of
the county committee by letter, must do
80 on or before Tuesday. September t3tIhs
L. HEIsLER BALL,
s., FRANK EWART I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10

Mrs. LaMotts DUPONT and Miss Louise
Dupont on Thursday evening entertained
about seventy fashionable residents OF
Wilmington. The company Assem- bled at
Mrs. Du Points home and later went to
tho Preston farm, beyond Centreville,
whore refrcshment, were served and
dancing was enjoyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
Mr.. Mcintyre Burled

The body Of Harry W, Mcintyre who
was Killed at Taunton, Mass, on Tuesday
evening, reached Phi1adelpbia vesterd nv
afternoon and will be Inferred this after.
noon from his mothers residence No, e76e
frankfort avenue 0' WV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-10
A0OOd Idea

Jamos f. Wood & Co. notify their cus-
toners and Others to hayo their heaters a
furnaces examined and 500 If they are in
condition for firing up. The limo is draw
ing near and 1t will do to take tho warns
ing. Phone 100. -,