The sun., 1898-11-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


loaded lot OF iron at the Diamond Iron
Company's wharf yesterday.
P, w. & B. passenger car 2959 has
been repaired at the local shops and ex-
tensive repairs are being made to car
28S8.
Secretary Wigglesworth, OF the Board
of Health, received notice OF two re-
coveries OF diphtheria cases yesterday
morning.
Presiding Elder J. r. Waters has re-
turned from Smyrna and Cheswold,
where he has been. holding quarterly
conferences.
Local merchants are entitled to re-
ceive the patronage Of all purchasers, for
the reason that you can buy as cheap In
this city as in any other.
|. The private railroad tracks of the
Jackson Il Sharp Company, are being
repaired. New rails are being put down
and the old ones taken up.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Alden died from an
attack Of apoplexy on Sunday at her
home, No. 1914 West Third street. Mrs.
Alden was n years of age.
The dock trial Of the steamer s. T.
Morgan has been finished, and the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Company will give
her trial trip in few days.
Wilmington Lodge, No. l, A. O. U.
W., will entertain Supreme Master
Workman Sessions, on Thursday even
ing. Several other distinguished visitors
are expected.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will
celebrate its fourth anniversary and give
: banquet to it's members Of the First
Delaware Regiment on Tuesday even
ing, November %.
The Young Peoples Lutheran Society
of the Zion German Lutheran Church
will give an oyster supper this evening
in the lecture room OF the church, Sixth
and Jackson streets.
Captain D. J. Anthony, Of Richmond,
Va, 10 in Wilmington in connection
with the building Of the Morgan Line
steamship By the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company.
Miss Mary Garland, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sp0ttswood Garland, is conva-
lescing at the University Of Virginia
from an attack Of typhoid fever. Mrs.
Garland is with her.
Mrs. Margareb Byrne, wife Of Thomas
Byrne, % years old, Of Oak and Broome
streets, was buried at Cathedral Gene.
terry yesterday morning. Services were
held at st. PauPs Curch.
Joseph Boughman, 81 years old, was
buried in Lower Brandvwine Cemetery
yesterday afternoon. The services were
held at the residence Of his son, Harry r..
Boughman, near Wooddale.
On Saturday sftcrnoon the examining
committee Of the Bar Association held
preliminary examinations, and Edward
G. Bradford, Jr., and Edward Hellings,
were admitted as students.
The Junior Auxiliary OF st. Andrews
Church will hold Harvest Home on
November %, for the benefit of St.
MicbaePs Day Nursery. All donations
will be gladly received on that day.
The. funeral OF Mrs. Jane w. Jordan
who died in Philadelphia last week, took
place yesterday. Mrs. Jordan was 80
years Of age. Interment was made in the
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
Mrs. William J. Fisher, Of this city,
and her guest, Miss Alice Roeschlaub, Of
Denver, COL, who have been visiting in
New York, have returned and are
now spending some time at Atlantic
City.
Frank d. Lackey broke the bowling
record for Delaware at the Young
Mems Republican Club on Saturday
evening. lie made score of 25S in ten
frames, breaking his own previoas record
of 252.
For several nights young men and
women have been visiting the postofiice
and making the corridor near the
elevator loafing place. The matter las
come to the notice OF United States Mar
shal Short.
The steamer City of Key West is ex-
pected at the Harlan & Hollingsworth
snipyard in a few days for repairs. The
vessel belongs to the Florida & East
Coast Line and is commanded by Cap
tain Braso.
Building Inspector Cassidy yesterday
morning issued permit to 81. Newman
for repairs at the Fame Hose Companys
house on Second street. An entire new
flooring will be put in on the lower story,
costing $500.
1t is reported that out of the lO4O
members Of the First Delaware Regiment
who have been examined by the
surgeons OF the regiment 619 of them
have been found to be suffering with
some form Of sickness.
The Pusey & Jones Company is con.
sidering the advisability of running the
works overtime in order to complete the
orders on hand for paper machines. The
departments in which the sugar and
paper machinery are produced are very
busy.
Elsie M. Loughead, aged five years,
died at the residence Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Loughead, No. GAL
Reed street, on Sunday, Of the burns
she sustained last week. Her dress had
become ignited while she was playing
around fire.
Professor J. H. Penniman, dean of the
University of Pennsylvania, delivered
lecture on English Literature" before
the Primary Teachers Association at
their regular monthly meeting at VOL
laston School at 4.45 O'clock yesterday
afternoon.
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