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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
ASsWHR NOT "a rIsPA oroar.
Further Negotiations Nscessary-There Ma,
be some thing Definite.

Further Negotiations Nscessary-There May
be something Definite.
+ Washington. A ug. TO- The anHwer
of Spain to the terms OF psace is not
; entirely satisfactory to this govern
, msnt, and. further negotiations are
necessary, and are in progress today.
A definite result ia the way OF a cum
plote acceptance is louked for by to-
morrow night, possibly late today. The
points on which the disagreement rests
, are not known. That further conces
sions OF the Spanish government to our
I, demands arc awaited IN csrtain, how
ever.
A prominent Administration official,
who has participated in the con
ferences, while rsfraining from making
any direct statements had this much to
say today "The answer is not enough,
hut We are hopeful OF the result. -
Further negotiations, then, are neceH-
sHfy?" ''Yes, but We look for SOME
thing definite tomorrow.
Beyond this, no member of the cabi-
net is willing to go. The President and
Secretary Day are exertiDg every effurt
to prevent the going out of news OF tine
progress of tile negotiations TRANSPORTING
until a definite result can be announced.
To-day several members of the cahi
net we're in conference with the lresi-
dent regarding the situation. Shortly
before IL o'clock Secretary Day, who
had beer in conferences with the
French Ambassador az the State De-
partment, called to consult the presi-
don't regarding the peace negotiations.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
SIX aroxTHs IN JAZZ.
John II. Brown Converted of stabbing
Frank Harkins.

John II. brown Converted of stabbing
Frank Harkins.
John Fl. Brown, colored, was arraigned
ia the city court yesterday On the
charge of stabbing Frank Harkins. at the
laiter's restaurant, No.3 East Front street,
last evening. Harkins wss not badly
hurt and was able to appear in court.
Mr.. Harkins said the assault was com
mitted without provocation. A colored
woman said Brown had a razor, aud she
saw him knock man down at Front and
Market Streets Tho prisoner denied com
hitting the assault He said be belonged
in Maryland, but had just come from
Chadd's Ford. where he had been work.
ing. He was fined $50 and sentenced to
six months imprisonment
William Williams and Thomas Ford
were arraigned sn the charge Of peddling
without license. Captain Chambers said
there was no number on the wagon used
by the mon, although he understood there
had been a chalk mark on it. Each of
the men produced q license in court and
the chse was dismissed.
Joseph Jefferis was accused of commit
ting an assault and battery on his wife,
Mrs. Mary A. JeiIeris, at their store, Four
teenth and Claynont streets, last Monday
night. Jefferis claimed that his wife
assaulted him first, and she alleged that
he accused her Of being drunk. The case
was dismissed.
Kate Wolf and Lena Travis were ar
raigued on the charge of disorderly con-
duct on Monday, in the apartments in
the upper stories Of the building No. COG
Market street. Mrs. Lena Callahan, who
also occupies apartments there. was the
prosecuting witness. From her testimony
there was general disturbance and she
was assaulted In the hallway of the
building while she was doing her wash
ing. She alleged that she was pushed
into tub OF hot water by the Travis
woman. Several other witnesses testified
in regard to the trouble. A fine of $5
was imposed In each case.
II developed, in the course of the hear
ing, that warrant had been sworn out
before Magistrate Pritchett charging Mrs.
Callahan with dlsorderiy conduct In
the city court. when the case was called,
the accused made an unsuccessful effort
to have the case postponed.
Michael j. Sharkey, who conducts o
restaurant at No. COS. Market street, says
there is trouble among the tenants In the
upper stories at No, sos Market street,
almost continually and he intends to
make an effort to hsvo the turbulaut
tenants removed as they annoy him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
msrary 8 Son 20 raraish state House.

At Tuesday afternoons meeting of
the legislative committee In charge OF
furnishing the State House at Dover,
the contract for furniture was awarded
to NJ. Megary & Son. the lowest bidder.
The desks which we're formerly in the
Senate chamber will be moved into the
House OF Representatives and new
desks will be aideu to provide sutil
oient accommodation for all the new
members. All tho furniture OF the
House will be OF polishad walnut Tbs
Senate chamber will be supplied with
entirely new furniture In quRrtersd
OAK. A dias will he provided for the
speaker. Opera uhairs will replace tue
old setiees 10 the Hobbies. Msgsry g.
Sun arc to begin at once to fill their
contract.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Tbs report OF the county auditors.
John S. Rossell and John II. Dandy,
was presented to Resident Judge
William o. Spruancs about two months
ago and was by him filed 10 the u1ice
of the clerk of the peace. Ii has been
the custom in previous years, as re-
quired by Inv. to issue the report 10
pamphlet form, but nothing has been
dune with the present report looking to
its full publication. In view of ths
fact that ii contains much Of i'm
portance to the Taxpayers, 1t is won
dered why ths report is not duly placed
in their hands. The preyious report
was published by. urder of Judge
Grub, whereas Judge Spruance has
left the present report with ths Levy
Court, which has taken no action.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Townsend, Aug. 1o.-Thc people Of
this town are looking for two soldiers
from the Delaware regiment at Camp Tun-
nell, who are charged with committing an
outrage here yesterday afternoon. While
an Italian musician and his two daughters
were walking along the railroad track the
girls were seized by the soldiers. The
father tried to defend them, but was
beaten off, and the girls were carried
screaming into the woods, where they
were robbed and assaulted. The alarm
was given by the father, and crowd
started in pursuit, but did mot capture
the men. Last night soldier was
arrested at Middletown on suspicion, but
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
ms powsn As wgAnrNISo.
Americans Are Disguised with the Cor
duct Of Agutnai,io, the Insurgent Leads

Americans Are Disguised with the Com
duct Of AEuinaido, the Iasurgent Leader.
y Cavite, Manila Bay, Aug. o, via
, Hong Kong. Aug. 9.-The Americans
are Disguised with the conduct Of
Agninalao, tho insurgept lender, whose
power IL weakening, owing to the fact
that the Filipinos Hrs realizing the
unsuhstantiality of his promises. Two
insurgent steamers are now in Manila
Iiay, provisioning. 10 order to insure
Aguinaldo's escape, u necessary.
The American field hospital worked
splentiidly, under CALLING fire, at the
battle Of Malate, and this remarkable
courage and steadiness OF all ranks,
regulars and volunteers, caused Gen.
Green to officially thank the troops.
The Spaniards use Maussr and Reming-
ton rifles with brHss- coated hulletH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
Phiiaaslpn,a :n.rwsr..

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es ,,,',,ss',t.. - ,p,a. ~
p,nnsr,e,,a ' IA A n aTnor, eiayainr tssiaS7cs
No > rad enot In EXPORT elevator, 55sla,ec.I
Corn. i,rin. Ec higher: No. for local trade.
4osSa4ic. - 'sA' =
sra, r mo- w,naer IN nuIs spring
Bntter. arm. fancy Western creamery, qoc: do.
Pennsyivania prints. sac.
Eggs. firm: fresh nearby, 14a1a15 do West
et Rei dis.. u sae seu anehapsed i
new 9ork markers.
30 n,saas.., !, snsr,a, VIVA.
New York, Aug. 10.--Flour, State and westerns
stendy. l~ " t
Wheat, No. cred. stronger; September. u 5-iss
7l5Sc.; December, 691Sa702Sc.'
Kye. dull; State. d0a4Sc.; No. Western, 44ai416o
Corn, No. steady. tft
Oats, No. 2 dull track 33a3Sc-
Beef, steady. r1s
P sra dn rmsr ss sri Sssoe Western steam. ssy
Eoninai.
Butter.staady: State dairy, isai7c.. state crean-
cry, l415a1Sc.: Western do, 1415al9c.; elginss
l9c.: factory, llnl4c. ,st
Cheese steady: large white, aAc.: small do..
Il9c.; large coiored, 10. small DO, I4c; ngns
ssslSc.
'o1Ge; Western: la,ac, /. ...,,,. a..
InRal, 70 Test a5-ioc;: renneu, active ana strong;
oruSheu' oIsc,, po"uereu, oSse., srhnuiu'ea' o7sN
Live Stock Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6--The receipts for tho
week : Beeves, 1904; sheep. $3.50: hogs, 4.430.
Beef Cattle--isxtra, bsza6sZc.: good, 5Isa5jzc.;
medium, 4Jsa5c; common, 4J%aaa< Sheep
Extra, 4kabc; good, 4a4kc.; medium, 3%a
SIC; common, 25Sas1zc,; LAMBS, ba7hc Hogs
best Western, 55ia6o.; other Western, 5Isabs4c.
calves, sold from 4szaTc. FIJI
Faat puffalo " aup g-cattla.-C,o,d
shipping steers, $5.I0a5,lt: coarse rough steers,
81 25u4 65 fat steers, $460a4S light steers, Sl50
a4Gl green steers ST. i1a46 o.; fair % good steers
Si.25aab0; choice heifers, $4,60as.7O; fair fat
stuck. sS.7ba4 s5 mixed lois heifers ssG5als5:
common lots mixed COVE, neifers and thin steers,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
rs UsPANDBD an . ssarroBs.
Intense Excitemeut at Cainden Campmeet
ing for n Few Minutes.

/ ing for Few minut-s.
Camden. Aug. l0.-The Camden
cBmpmeeting cl0aed this morning,
after u successful season.
While Hiram Donnhoe and E2ekisl
Dill we're driving team belonging to
Alonzo Rust of Dover. to the camp
mestiug grounds last evening, they
were run down by hack, and the
carriage was overturned and hurleu
into hitch. The vehicle was ue-
molished, and Messrs. DonHhoe aud
Dill were slightly injured. Continuing
to tho entrance to the campmeeting
grounds, with the remnants Of the
wrecked carriage clanking at their
hsels. the horses ran against a boy
named Haines, knocking him down
and injuring him severely. Thence
the frightened animals proceeded
through the grove TO slower avenue,
wbere their flight was arrested, For
few minutes Intense excitement pro
vailed, and tbe services we're sus.
pended. During the excitement several
women tainted. Hnd many people were
trampled while seeking escape by
ruaning through tents.
While at the campmeeting grounds
yesterday, horse owned by Charles
Pardee ran carriage shaft through
ono of Its shoulders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Delmar, Aug. 10.-A pleasant party
was given last evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin +. Barker.
in honor OF the 18th birthday ami
versnry of their daughter, Miss Lulu
Barker. who was the recipient of many
useful and pretty gifts. Among those
present were: Mr.. aud Mrs. e. NJ. Oar
psnter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f, Hastings,
MIR. and .drs. W. q. Truitt, Mrs. III.
NJ. Waller. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Barr,
Miss Ethel Hastings. Miss Georgie
Barr, Miss Clara Culver, Mics Marion
Harlan Slemons, Miss Bertha Rem
ninger, Miss Maud Nelson, NJ iss Helen
Truitt. Miss Mary Lou Slemons, Walter
Atkinson, James I. Wilson, S. N.
Culver. Il. Allie Nelson, Herbert
Sipple. NJ. II. Tilghman, William
Hurley, Edgar Hastings, Victor
Kitchens, Walter Ellis and Harry
Carpenter of DelmHr Miss Emma
Gallagher Of Newport, Miss Hettis
Clyde Mills of Salisbury. Nd, Miss
Elsie Nicols. E. p. Waller and James
z. Downs OF Wilmington, Misa Ada
Howard and Miss Katie Howard of
Marion, Md. l.. W. Laird, Criafield,
Md. Miss Leila Ilitchcns and Arthur
Kitchens, NJ. D.. of Philadelphia. and
Frank Davis and Charles W. King of
laurel
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
FnioarpUL rom OF sroaMs.


Further Details of the Loss OF the steamer
Jesste.
Associated Press Dispatches by Special Wires.
Seattle, WASH, Aug. 10.-Furthsr
details state that there were Is persons
ON the river steamer Jessie, of tho
Columbian Exploration Co., which
foundered In the Kuslowim River,
Alaska. during severe storm on July
28th. 1t is thought all were lost. The
steamer Jessie, at the time OF the die
aster. had 10 tow tue barge Minerva,
loaded With supplies.
The news of the disaster was brought
to the headquarters of ths Alaska Com
mercial CO.. by Indians, who had
founu the Minerva partly wrecked.
The Indians asserted that the steamer
foundsred, and that all OF her party
persisted in the storm that swept down
on them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Eleventh Street. Bridge slightly Damaged
Yesterday Morning.

Eleventh Street. Bridge slightly Damaged
Yesterday Morning.
During the heavy storm about II
o'clock yesterday, bolt Of light
ming struck Eleventh strset bridge
near the middle Of the draw and
causad damage to ths trolley feed wires.
A box through which some Of the wireH
pusa was set on fire. No apparent
damage was done to the structure.
Tho wires were afterwards repaired by
employees of the Wilmington City Rail
way To. sA
The crack Of tbs lightning was dis
tlnctly heard through town and in the
vicinity of Eleventh street bridge psr-
sons even experienced that peculiar
metallic taste due to lightning in the
air. The sky was very dark during q
part, OF the storm which made some
feel appfehensive as to its results.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Guantanamo Bay. Aug. 8, 10 p. M.
via Playa del Este, Province OF San.
tiago de Uuba. -The Newark, The Scor-
rion, the Suwnnee ami the Rosolute,
with the marines. sailed this afternoon.
The Badger and the i. U. Merritt have
arrived. The latter, after ooalina, will
prooeed TO the wreck Cristobal Colon.
The Merritt * Chapman wreckers now
think the Infanta Maria TerssR Ia held
in position by a rock through her bot.
tom, but they expect to haul her of
SOON. mr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Refusal Of Co. N, Tenth Pennsylvania, TO
~ -a Drill.

Refusal Of Co. N, Tenth Pennsylvauia, TO
.aa Drill.
San Francisco, CAL, Aug. 10.-Co.
NJ, Tonth Pennsylvania Volunteers,
composed of recruits for companies
20 and d, now at Manila. has broken
out in open mutiny.
After the noon meal, yesterday, As
men Of the full quota of GO informed
the acting commHntier, Sergeant Shaw,
/. that they would not drill on the scant
I fare furnished them. Sergeant Shaw
reported to Lieutenant. Colonel Burnett,
: who promptly ordered oil the malcon-
tents under arrest. Up and down the
camp they were marched for three
hours. They have been stripped oi
their arms, and are gusrdsd on all
aides by sentinels from the other com
panies A courtmartinl seems i'm
minept,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

The officers for the bicycle races on
the Rivurviaw track tomorrow night
are as follows; Referee, Frank Turner
CLERK OF the Course, William Kirk
Announcer. j. Albert Oliver; Starter.
Frank M. Boyle; Judges. Robert Wier.
d. +. Mcdaniel, Waiter Bush; Timers,
George Il. Rudsrt, Charles M. Banks.
Joseph Montgomery Scorers, William
w. Rice, George L. Huxley; Umpirss,
Sselay N. Levy, poinsett Fothergill,
Isaac Bowers, Samuel NJ. Dillon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

The funeral Of Col. J.. Heber Smith took
place from his summer home. Joanna
Furnace, Pa, Tuesday. Services were held
ut the house and in Christ Cathedral, Read
ing. Interment was made at Charles Evans
Cemetery. The honorary pall-bearers were:
General ID. Mem. Gregg of Reading; Colonel
Scranton of Scranton; Colonel H. A. du Pont
al this city; General Il. Burd Grub of
Trenton; George h. Baer of Reading; George
Brooke of Birdsboro; Sohn II. Kaucher of
Reading; j. Dawson Coleman of Lebanon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

firing wildly and attacking too late,
and the Americans brave cool and
skillful. notwithstanding that their
operations wers conducted in uha
midst Of a tropical monsoon. The
papers also refer to the ''ominous
neutrality Of the Flipinos' as being
evidsncs Of trouble in atore for the
Americans.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
DETAILS OF THE REPLY
Secretary Of State Day and The French
Ambassador Holding a Conference
SPAIN IS TRYING TO RECEDE
From Conditions Sought to be
! Made Tuesday.
MAY Be AGREEMENT UPON BASIC TERMS
AssOcIatoa press pispatehes y speclal wires.

Associated Press Dispatches by Special Wires.
Washington, Aug. l0.--A nesting
has been. arranged between Secretary
Day and the French Ambassador, at
The State Department, to be held this
morning, to consider certain details of
the Spanish reply lett open from yes.
serday's conference ut the White House.
There III reason to behave that the
Spanish government Is about to recede
rom certain conditions sought to be
imposed yesterday. and that tho result
Pill be 40 agreement upun the basic
forms of peace.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Colon, Colombia, via Galveston,
Texas. Aug. TO- 1T 10 learned from q
reliable source that the Italian ulti-
matum, demanding the payment Of the
Csrruti claim, expires during the even
ing of August 18th. Anxiety as to ths
ultimate action of the new Vice Presi-
dent, Senior Marriquin, who was in
augurated last Sunday fthe anniversary
OF the battle Of Boyaca) and his cabi-
net is daily increasing. IL IL reported
that the Italian warship Carlo Alberto
is at Curacao.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
New Senatorial Candidate.

II. Bayard iieissl Of Delaware City
will be candidate for the Democratic
nomination for State Senator from the
Fifth Senatorial district. Mr.. Eeisel's
residences Ia 10 the eastern end OF Red
Lion hundred, and it is claimed that
the last Senator from the hundred was
Charles ii. McWhorter, who lived in
the Western end.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Brussels, Belgium. Aug. 0.--An ex-
eeedinRly doubtful stury ia published
by the Soir OF this city. in n dispatch
from Bareslona, which says that, at a
recent meeting of the Carlist leaders. il
was decided to Immediately take action
and that orders were issued for tho
Carlists to assemble. 1t ia further said
to be reported that Don Carlos person
ally enters Spain on Monday or Tues.
day next, and that in the meanwhile
$50, DOC rifiea and quantities of am-
munition have reached the Carlists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

There is movement on foot among
local labor organizations to observe
Labor Day. Monday, September 9th,
IN an appropriate mapner. IA yet,
however, no arrangements have been
made. and nothing definite has been
decided as to how the day will be OBJ
served. It ia probable that there will
be public meeting in one of the
parks, where addresses will he made
by advocates of organized labor, but
it il hardly likely that there will be
any parade this year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
Tho HistorIe forseahoo Ramon.

John Guthris has, by request, drawn
for thB National Tribune OF Washing
ton a sketch Of the historic Horseshoe
ranch, in Montana, where battle was
fought with the Indians in the spring
of 1867. The hattlaheld is along the
route of the old Holiday stage line
and is well known to plsny travellers in
portrays the old fertilization and aus.
royngipg byildings, fields and stresmH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Washington, Aug. 9.-The President
has accepted the designations OF Col.
Charles +. Woodward, Lieut.. Col.
George Il. Chafiin. Major George =.
Sixth Masssch uastts, now on duty in
Porto Rico. They have been discharged
from further service. No explanation
concerning the matter ia given at the
War Department, but press dispatches
spoke Of the trouble in the regiment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Mrs. Martha j. Dickey. widow Of
Lewis Dickey, and mUther OF John T.
and Lewis Dickey, died Tuesday. She
was 73 years old. Her funeral. will
take place tomorrow, with services at
noon at her sons, John L. Dickey,
residence No. $40 Van Buren, street,
and iuterment at White Clay Greek
pemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Robert q. Fitzsimmons. who was
arrested come time ago in this city on
a charge of atealing the horse. Baritone
H., was at Justice OF the Peace Sasse's
.ofiico yesterday. lie said that ON
Monday, when mis- case came up in
Philadelphia, he was dismissed. The
horse was sold by Constable Hughes
on writ of foreign attachment, taken
out by Fitzsimmous.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Washington, Aug. 10. The French
Ambassador, accompanied by Secretary
fhiebauf, arrived at the State De.
partment today, about IL O'Clock; and
after n conference of Ii minutes with
Secretary Dny, the latter drove over
to the White House. to confer with the
President. Ambassador >Cambon re-
manned 10 the diplomatic room, awnit-
ing Secretary Day g return.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

resident OF Baltimore who was in
this city Tuesday said he understood
that the members of Councils who
visited Wilmington recently we're very
favorably impressed with the water
filter, and he is Of the opinion that a
similar system will be adopted for tho
Baltimore waller works. -s.-.a=r:z
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Yokohama, Japan, Aug. 1o.--Violent
storms and foods, 1T is announced in
advioes just received from the leland
Of Formosa, have resulted ip the loss
of hundreds of lives at Tai Peh, that
island. Great damage has been done
to property there.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Frank Longbotham. son OF James w.
Lonebotham of Chester. while visiting
his aunt, Mary Helms at Carpenter, a
few days ago. was badly scalded on his
throat and chest. by the upssttiug of
quantity Of hot coffee. LILO 10 10 u
serious condition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11
sscREr4Rr DAr's srArBMEsr
A Protocol EmbodyinE the Proposed Term
5,ts4,.,s Has Been Agreed Upon.

NFfOtuoHI EfnbOuylnK TIE Froposed Ierms
MS se,a Has Been Agreed Upon.
Washiugton, Aug. 10. Secretary Day,
mt o'clock this afternoon, made the
following statement to Tho Associated
Press: 1--WE have agreed upon protocol
embodying the proposed fsrma for thu
negotiation of a treaty OF peace, in
loluding tho evacuation of Cuba and
Porto Rico. aud it is expected this
procotol will be executed. :"
1t can be stated that the terms are
preeisely those laid down by the Presi-
dent in his original note about a week
ago.
1t in believed that nothing but few
formalities remain to be- disposed OF to
secure the signature to the procotoi.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

Washington. Aug. 10. Tho War De-
partment has decided to establish an
at,ny camp in this Blue Grass Region
of Kentucky, and an order to this
effect will soou bo Issued. 1t 10 prob-
able troops now at Chickamauga will
be marched to the new camp, the exact
location of which cannot now be- stated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

! New York, Aug. 10. Tho transport
Chester. with the First FeRimsnt of
volunteer engineers, numbering about
1900 men, sailed today for Porto Rico,
clearing the bar at a.50 O'Clock this
morninp
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

While doing some hauling at Della.
ware City Tuesday. William Ii. Clark,
son OF Deputy United Statea Marshal
Clark, was struck by portion of the
wagon, the blow infiicting bad wound
on the head. lie wac not seriously
hurt, however.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-11

The machinery at the Bsadenkopf
morocco factory. on Conrad street, be-
tween Adams and jackson, is being re-
moved to the building recently vacated
by thu Diamond Match Co., ut Four
taenta aud Walnut erreetE