The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-10
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| Edward Maxwell is on a trip TO Nortl
Carolina.
Alvin r. Morrison went to Washington
yesterday.
P. P. Carlisle, Jr., of Frederick, Is at the
Clayto: House.
Mrs Owen e. Wyatt is The guest Of
friends at Norwood, Pa
Mrs Harvey Hickman is visiting Mrs
William Cawley at Elkton.
Deputy United States Marshal CLARK
was in Claymont yesterday.
Miss Ida Churchman, of Bay View, Md,
! is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. William Roren and son of Chesa-
| peake City, are the guesIs of friends in this
city.
Mrs. Charles Il. Sullivan and son Joseph
| OF Trenton, arc the guests of friends in
this city.
Mrs. Thomas Davis, of Plainfield, N. j.,
| is visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret
| Griffith, No. Sl3 Adams street.
Miss Martha Allmon, of this city, was
taken sick while visiting friends IN Baiti.
more, and is unable to return home.
Miss Josephine Foard of ST. Paul, Mimi,
who has been visiting friends in this city,
left here yesterday to visit friends ut
Athens, Pa
Mr.. J. e. Cummins, proprietor of the
Northern Central Hotel, York, Pa, and
ex-chict of tho Fire Department., Is visit.
ing friends In Wilmington.
5. X. Smith visited Philadelphia yoster.
day.
j. Augustus McCaulley Is Ill at his
home.
There will be quiet day for women
next month at Bishopstead.
Geo. p, Bjssell went to Philadelphia on
n business trip for tho Harlan and Hol.
lingsw orth Company yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Talley gave
their first at homo at their new residence,
No. 1907 Van Buren, street, on Tuesday
evening.
Joseph Davidson, representing tho Wa
waseL Driving Park Association yesterday
went to New York to attend the meeting
of tho National Trotting Association.
H. L. Evans and John Evans were in
Camden, N. j., on Tuesday when they at
tended the sixtieth anniversary of the
birth Of their father.
Professor Isaac Il. Johnson was rendered
very pleasant surprise party on Tuesday
evening by Miss johnson, II relative, who
is tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
Killed On the Rail.
Joseph Slnnex, n well known man was
killed last evening at Water and Tatnall
streets, by being run cover by Baltimore
and Ohio train No G3l. He and his wife
had been helping some friends to move all
day They took supper Mt their home on
Liberty street and started to return about
o'clock. They walked along the railroad
and both stepped cut OF the track to let u
T., w, 4 b. train pass, Sinnex did not
get off tho track soon enough and YVES
struck by the b. & o. train which was
backing into Market street station.
Deputy Coroner was notified and remov.
cd the body to the morgue whore he will
hold an inquest Sinnex was born on
boat in the Delaware bay, while his moth
or was returning from an excursion to
Cape May. He was AZ years Of ago and was
at one time employed by Frank Mitchell,
as tar roofcr which was his trade
He was a member of the Weccacce Fire
Company and will be buried on Sunday
lnterment will be made in Riverviow Com
etery.~ His death makes the ninth which
has occurred among the members Of the |
within year. Sergeant Shields |
was tho first, and Alfred Hanna, Luke
Mclaughlin Neil Mullen, Michael Hol.
land, James McGrnih, Joseph Lacey,
JohnO Nell and Sinnex followed In quick |
succession.