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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08
Christian EnIeayor News

The Executive Committee of tho local
Union held its October meeting in Ham
over Presbyterian Church. Tie reports
from the societies were very encouraging,
particularly those from Second Baptist and
Bethel A. NJ. L.
on account Of tho Peace Jubilee, to be
celebrated Ia Philadelphia, tho date of the
Delaware State I. E.Convantion hns been
changed from DC oJcr 26, u and Is, to No
vomher IL, II and Is, in Cantral preshyte.
rlnn Church, please remember the date
ana attend all the meetings, you will DO
greatly benefited. The committee has not
yet completed the program, but unhesitat-
lns!y declares ii VIII be the best Della
ware State Convention program, 50 watch
tho papers expecting something good when
the program is published, which will be
done as soon us the committee finishes it,
DR.. Clark. the founder of the c. E. So.
cloty Will be one of the speakers of the Con-
vention.and will encourage and bless with
his cheering and helpful words all G.. f.
workers.
The First Presby terian c. T.. will OBJ
sorve Delaware Day Tomorrow. At 7.3O
p, m tie services will commence. Mr., C.
w. Cline of Delaware Avenue Church, eX-
president of tic City Union, will make an
address Mi Mahula Wells will give a
recitation, Endenvor songs will DO sung.
All welcome.
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CARD BASKET.

Mrs. Lydia X. Bartram has been enter.
tanning Mrs. Charles Hinkson of Chester,
and Mrs. Captair Willlaa Randle for sew.
eral days.
Miss Anna NJ. Tanning and sister Lillian
OF Marshallton, have returned homo from
Dover, where they had pleasant time
visiting friends
A very enjoyable birthday party was
given in honor of Wilmer butcher at the
home of Robert Reed, l544 Van Buren,
street. The evening was spent In playing
games, after which refreshments were
served, consisting of ice cream and cake.
Mr.. butcher received many presents.
Charles c. Brown and William A. Barr
are visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Scebra Wright, of Chester. is visit
ing relatives in his city.
Mrs. William f Nicols has returned
from visit to relatives at Sylmar. Md.
Alvin r. Morrison is at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Bole have re-
turned to GAINESVILLE, o.
Mr., and Mrs. William H. Robinson have
returned from visit to Smyrna.
Mrs. M. f. Pearson has returned from
visit at Willow Grove, Dol.
Miss Mary r. Nantino, of New Castle,
has entered Goldey College for tho short
hand course.
Miss Eva Poole is enjoying two weeks
vacation.
John Bratton, of New York, is on visit
to our city. Ho was offered position as
musical director Of the "Parlor Match
Company" at a salary Of SO week, which
ho refused. His royalties from his songs
arc several thousand dollars month.
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is most
wonderful remedy for bronchial troubles.
1t has cured thousands and will cure You.
25 couts
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Will not make
new lungs, but 1T will cure inciplont con-
sumption and lung affections. Price 200.


Atlantic tCity, October S-Thls city
was visited this morning by $50. 900 con-
migration that alto Il big hole in the ia
nous boardwalk In the immediate vicini-
ty Of Young's wooden pier.
The ornate front Of this pier was on fire
at onesnd and ii WINS saved from doom only
byreason that there was little wind.
1t was tho most disastrous fire that had
visited tho popular seaside resort In years
1t did Its work of destruction In the best
known and most popular Of the board.
walk section.
Tho building blotted out were all frame
and were highly combustibe Tho bur-
ned section extends from South Carolina
to Tennessee avenues. and q territory some
200 feet or more In the rear.
The leading buildings burned were:
Ripple g. McCanns hot bath establish
IneEt.
Whilden Moores bric a-brac and art
store.
Fred Schwab's Rathskeller.
Young's old carousal. now known as
Parker's.
Tho Palace carrousel, Cathbert's bath
houso, Richards bath house, Cassidy's
candy store Dewey and Hobsons hotols.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08
INTERESTING PROGRAM.


The Senior Literary Society of the vii.
mington High school held its weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon in tho AS
scmbly room and tho following program
was presented:
Recitation, lode on Hearing the Drum"
Glen Mcdaniel
Quotations, Helen Carter, Jessie Murphy,
Gustavus Coyie, Herbert Clyner.
Essay, "Mcnding the Clock"
Lillian Donahos
High School Review, Part |, Willie Bell
editor. Contributors, Margaret Shrnck
Es'clle Leo, Clara Whlttord. Helena
Linck.
Recitalion, "Truth," .......... Lea Downs
High School Review. Part H. Norris Nor.
gan, Editor. Contributors, Harry Simp.
son, Henry Mills.
Essay, Where Found my Knife"
Robert Baldwin
Paper on George Bancroft. :. :. Ralph Kyle
The weekly preparation of IN essay MS
closely correlated with tho work in Eng.
fish, as well as tie time and thought given
to the Review, is excellent drill and ben.
eft and pleasure The officers which were
elected Mt n recent meeting are:
ProSidcnt Harry ID. Simpson; vice pre-
idcnt Helen Harvey; secretary, May Ridg-
way; editors, A seniors, Harvey b. Patton,
Willie Bell; b seniors, Robert Baldwin,
Marie Feldmeier.
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AFree EIght.

Camden, DEL, Oct. IL am tho Lord,
and all who don't bolieye me are liars"
shouted Sam Jones, burly negro, dur
ing the revival services at Zion Methodist
Episcopal Church, colorcd, near here last
night Several Of the brethren at once
pounced upon Jones and started to eject
him, when Isaac Pullman, desperate
character, arosoin another part Of the
church and fred his pistol at tho ceiling,
A free fight followed, and the two ne.
groes attempted to escape through tho
door, Pullman firing right and left. One
bullet struck Charlie Waters In this breast
and he sank to the floor. A scene
OF great excitement followed Pullman
backed toward tho door and just before
he and Jones escaped, Fulman again shot
seriously wound!ns Edward Cooper. A
crowd of excited negroes followed the men
but they were lost In the darkness.
The desperadoes spent the night In
house near Hazlettville, and when officers
from Dover attempted to arrest the II to-
day. Pullman opened fire on them, aud the
two negroes mounter horses and escaped
beyond the Maryland line.
Pullman recently shot Edward Handy,
of Dover. and James Dighton, Of Wyom-
ing
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,OClAL JOITlNGS
AND PERSONALS
A Melange Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whining tonians
and their Many Friends.
hicGINNESS-WORK

One Of tho prettiest home weddings Of
the season took place on Wednesday even.
ing, October s, at tie home Of the groom
mother at Rockford. The contracting
parties were Edw McGinness Of Rockford
and Miss Sarah Work of this city. The
house was handsomely decorated with
flowers, the couple being married amidst
bank of them.
The Episcopal marriage ceremony was
used and 1t was performed by Rev. Mr..
Dashiell of Mt. Salem Church. After the
congratulations wedding supper was
served. Among the handsome and useful
dishes from the following members and
wives of tho Order of X. g. f., (Mr Nc
Ginness being membor) u. p. Bowls and
wife, John Calhoart and wife John s.
Bens on and wife, Garrett S. Smith ana
wife, William Whiteman and wife, Thos
Hctherton and wife, H. W. Meyers and L.
L. Cunningham; picture, Lille Campbell
and sisters; silver service, DR.. Jno. Palmer
and wife, parlor lamp, G.. H. McGinness
and lady; rocking chair, Stiddem Work !;
porch chair, Mrs. NJ. A. McGinness; centre
knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hayes berry sets, Lynlie Pennock, Mrs
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hooven !;
butter knife, Elmer Betty; sots of table
linen, MIR. and Mrs. John Hutton md
Mr.. and Mrs. John Loguc; chamber set,
Lucy Work and many other very hand
some presents. Among those present We're:
Or. and Mrs. John Palmer Mrs. John
Hutton, Mrs. Hannum, Rev. and Mrs.
Dashloll, Theodore Work and family, Mr..
and Mrs. John Logue. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. John Benson, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. P. BOWS, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Whiteman. Samuel Straway and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Il. W. White. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bamberger, Mrs. Ellen
Riggs, Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. McGinncss,
Mrs. G. +. Fox, Carrie and Eta White.
Ella Benson, Lille Campbell, Ida Willis.
Lizzie Haggerty, Lucy Work. Florence
johnson, Annie Stewart, Llzzo Barton,
II. W. Myers, Taylor Cunningham, Hugh
Mcbride, Thomas Hetherton, Garrot5 S.
Smith, Lynlie Pennock, Stiddeln Work,
Elmer Betty, Charles II. McGinEess and
others
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DEATHS.

PYLE-Iu Washington, D. O.. October Q.
1898, Edmond J. Pyle. in the cd year Of
his nge. He was formerly Of this city,
and an only brother Of c. Wesley Pyle.
of this city.
West Chester Local please copy.s
STIDHAM-In this city, on October 7.
Lewis w. Stidham. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services on Tuesday after.
noon at 2 clock, from his late residence,
No. 700 French street. IntorInent at Will
mington and Brandywine Cemetery, wi h.
out further notice. !
KLAIR-On October 10, 1885, Margaret c.
Klair, in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends OF the fuinily are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
frCIn the residence Of Joseph Way on
Monday, October TO- Leave The house at
wine.
GLASCO-On October 3. 1893, Elnndor
tilnsco, daughter OF james and Katie
Glasco in this city. aged months.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice VIZ loved Is still.
A place is vacant in our homo.
That mover can be filled.
JESTER.-In this city on Oct 5th 1898,
MNnl0VC N. jester hBeu Oh years.
Relatives and friends ere invited to at
tcnd tho funeral from his late residence,
1927 West street Oh Saturday afternoon.
Oct. s, at 3 O'Clock lntermcnt ut Viii.
mington and Brandywne cemetery.
GRIFFITII-On Oct. 9TH. 1898. VIM. u,
Griffith, uged 63 yenrs.
Relatives and friends are invited to NJ.
tend the funeral from his late residence
Garashes Road and Head street. South
Wilmington, Oh Sunday afternoon, Oct, 8,
at o'clock. lntermert at Rivorviow
Cometory.
GARRETT-At his late residence near
Ccntrevile, Del, on the 9Th instant,
Reuben Garrett, In his S3d year.
Relatives and friends nre respectfully in.
vitcd to attend the funeral from his late
residence on Sunday afternoon, Oct OH,
at 9 clock. InternGnt ut Ebenezor ccme.
tory.
WEYL-On October s. 1898, George W.
Weyl, in his SD year ~p@
Relatives and friends are invited to a.
end tho funera! from the residence of his
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Weyl, No. $40 East
Fourth street, on Monday afternoon, Oct.
10, at 8 o'clock. 1nterment at Rivorview
Cemetery.
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SOLDIERS SAD :
' j ENDING.
Private John Dugan of the
First Delaware Regi-
ment Falls Under
a r. R. Train.

John Dugan Of Company D Fir Del.
aware Regiment, formerly Of South Will
ming ton now Of Chester met with an 40
cident this morning that will cost him his
life. Ho Is now at the Delaware Hospital,
where his death Is momentarly expected.
This morning he went to the French
street station Of tho p. w. s. b, railroad
with number OF friends who woro going
to Chester. They boarded train No. 90
which leaves this city at 1908 O'Clock.
Dugan had message to send homo to his
people in Chester, and was instructing
one OF his friends when they reached the
depot.
He entered the car with them meaning
to get off as soon as the train started. He
spent some time talking and joking with
his friends and delayed in getting off the
train which had In the meantime started.
He rushed to the platform Of tho car
just as the train reached Poplar stree sta.
ton and was going ata good speed. To
roach the bottom step was but the work
OF q moment.
He swung himself out as II to jump,
when ho lost his hold OH tho railing and
fell beneath tho train the wheels passing
ovor both legs. He was taken to the
emergency hospital where no was made as
comfortable as possible until the arrival
Of the ambulance which carried him to the
hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

orders The one hundred employees were
at the place this morning, looked ut tho
ruins. then returned to their homes, q dis.
appointed crowd.
During tho progress Of the fro tho fami-
lies Of John Carspn, John L. Price. Harry
Lage, Albert Fennimore and E. I. Rhine.
hardt, who adjoin the factory, removed
their goods to place Of safety, destruction
at one time threatening the houses. Their
only loss Is to few eatables which were
ruined by water In tho cellars. Tho ag.
gregate in this particular is about $50.
This morning the Quilted building was
viewed by largo number Of people, but
officers Of the law kept back too inquisitive
visitors, for fear of cracked walls falling.
The West Fourth street and Maryland
avenue cars were delayed three hours.
hThere were many incidents during the
night which occasioned amusement and
disgust. Ono family occupying house
on Tatnall street was on the street, the
mother carrying three year old child
whose hair was on ends, Indicating that
the little ono had been taken from Its crib
uncoremoniously. Tho little ono saw
amusement In the laughter its appearance
created.
The colored people were out in force and
many were the ludicrous scenes enacted
by them.
The flremen in their haste to reach the
fire knooked:down.a fence onTatnall street
and ran several lines OF hose through tho
deep yards to advantageous position.
Persons viewed the fire from this stand.
point and one colored individual who had
long endeavored to keep the crowds from
surging into the yards, was sleeping SON
try on the leveled fence at midnight.
A bursting hose which allowed copiouo
draught ofwater to sprinkle him, disturb
cd his satisfaction and ho arose wetter
but wiser man.
Tho police under tho command OF Cap
tain Kane, did excellent work.
At Fourth and Orange street fireman
stood guarding ladder which leaned
against the dwellings. A soldier boy ap-
preached the fire fighter, and drawing
whiskey flask from his pocket. oifrred 1t
to the fireman who drank with apparent
pleasure. Then the soldier boy scaled the
lndder with rapidlty which discounted the
the most active fireman and was soon lost
among the flremen on the roof who, doubt
less, enjoyed tho whiskey before the SOL
der WAS long In their midst.
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City Court Gases.

Thomas Moore was charged In the City
Court this morning with acting In n dis.
orderly manner on tho street. Ho claimed
he came In from Chadds Ford yesterday.
He was rated at So and costs
William Donovan was charged by Ser
geant Massey with being drunk and dis
orderly Ho was asleep next door to his
house. Ho was rated at s. and costs.
Joseph Seybert was drunk and acting
In dlsorderly manner on King street. He
was fined II and costs.
Thomas Ford and William Williams
were charged with the larceny Of coat
from Mrs. Fanny Talley. Tho case was
dismissed rs there was no evidence.
William Batcbeler was charged with as.
sault and battery on James Prottyman.
He pleaded not guilty and was not ready
for trial.
The assault was committed last evening
at the pony show. The men got into
squabblo and Batcheer was getting the
worst Of 1t when he drew u knife and stab.
bed him in the back of the neck. An OFF,
Ger was detailed to summon the witnesses
for the defense Us the prosecuting witness
intended to leave the city tonight.
Prettyman deposed that as he was com.
ing from supper he was informed by the
dog caretaker that he had been assaulted.
Witness told Batcholer that he had no
rlPnU 10 assault tnU Doy ulu us uo Was
passing Bachelor he was stabbed in the
back, arm and on theneck.
In cross-examination Pennington said
they had an argument but he did not
curse and not strikeBatcholer until he had
been stabbed.
Several witnesses were examined but
they could throw little light on tho case.
Batcholer claimed thatPennington struck
him and that ho used no knife In the row.
DR.. Miller dcposed that he dressed Pen
ningtons injuries. The cut on tho back
of tho neck was about az Inches in longth
the one on he body wac over the heart
The knife struck u rib when that out was
made The cut on the elbow was only q
The court imposed scratch fine of 500 and
costs
Tho charge OF larceny of sl2 preferred
against Fred Surrick was dismissed as
there was no evidence against the youth.
Rudolph Frank was charged with assault
and battery on his wife. Tho case wOs
continued until Tuesday morning.
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Horse Killed.

horse, belonging to Charles H. Nc
Donald, Of MarshalltoI was killed a few
days ago Albert Mcdonald, aged II year.
took the horse to go on au orrnnd. As he
was long time before returning a colored
man was sent out in search of the lad. He
found the lad IN an unconscious condition
on tho back OF the horse, which was lylne
dend in the road with its neck broken He
was taken TO his home, and he hovorcd in
an unconscious state until some time dur,
Ing Wednesday. when he was revived.
lis first words were; Where ia the
horse 1t is not known how tho horse
received the injuries that would break it.
neck, and at the Same time gouge out it.
eye. Albert has been closely Questioned
but he cannot give any explanation of tn,
accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

William stafford will shortly give up
the Hazel Doll race track. On next
Thursday afternoon, tie last meet of the
season will b, held when purses will be
given in the 30 and 2 40 class. Previous
to the races he will sell by auction all his
fast horses, bicycle buggies, harness and
othor track articles. Among tho horses
to be sold Is Trixe the we'll known trot-
ting mare with II record of e.25. The many
patrons of Hazel Dell track are sorry to
see Mr.. Stafford relinquish the manage
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

The cries Of murlts startled tho quiet
neighbors Of Mrs. William Scott, of No
8l4 Madison street last evening. Soon
afterward she dashed from tho house with
her two children. ~hs lnElc tho statement
tina her husband kNd tLgettonud to shoot
c With his r.. volver lyon returning
the RIGS Of murder were made again The
hou.e WIS antorui Und Detective WItsil
found the revolver III ~CDtt'7 pocket OF.
fCer Hutton ell, d the patrol wagon and
Scott was sent to the city hall He viii
BE- given heating on Monday morning
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DARRIAUES,

D-JOHNSON-On October s,
1898, by tho R,v. j. II. Milligan, H. D.,
Charles B. Cleland and Lidie w. John.
SOD. both Of this city.
SMITH-ELLIS-I New York City, on
October /. 1898, by Row. j. H. Adams
pastor of Dovine Baptist Church. New
York City. Thomas Smith and Miss
Louisa l. Ellis, both of this city.
OPf-PORTER--By the Rev. VIM A.
Walllng, at 7O6 Delaware avenue, on
October 6. 1885, Walter R. Hope md
Miss Elenthra v. Porter. both OF Will
miugton.
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Card OF Thanks

! herewith wish to express my sincere
thanks to tho relatives and many friends
for their attendance at tho funeral Of nv
late wife, Katie StUocklc; also for tho
many beautiful ilo;a offerings. especially
those ftom the employees. Thanks are
also extended to the Delaware Saenger-
bund under the leadership of Professor
Z Hartmann. for the appropriate So
lccuors rendered, which were beautiful
and touching, their execution was admir-
cd by all.
III AIRY ! SToECEIE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

A lad 10 years Of age named Hillis
caught one Of his fingers In tho belt of
tho lathe at which he was at work at the
Boys High School yesterday. After being
taken upstairs tho boy tainted His in
juries did not amount 10 much except. u
suuppZo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

bowling tournament between che
members of tho Wilmington Whist Club
will begin on Monday evening. One set
will be bowled oaoh week and four guards
will constitute q act. There will ba three
classes and the winners will bowl Tor
masters prize.
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Or. Bull is Cough Syrup will cure a cough
or cold in one day. Its sufe and always
reliable. Price % cents bottle,
Girls Arrested.

Two young girls namod Smith andMills
were arrested this morning and are now
locked up at the city hall. They are about
Ii years of ago and are charged with being
incorrigble. One of the girls has been ar
rested on several occasions The two girls
were IN company at unseemly hours with
two soldiers In tho park and Park Guard
Black arrested soldier upon II serious
charge but tho girls denied being In his
company. rnA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

Camden, N. j., October Sell Shaw is
Innocent.
The jury has said SO. The last OF tho
clouds of suspicion which have been hang
Ing over tho Camden young man since his
grandmother and mother were found muir.
dered early in the morning OF October ~,
1897, was cleared away by the prompt YER
dict Of d Jury at 10 ID this morning
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A DattIjDp Sale

Clerk Hicks says that Bob Mcrrick had
a rafting sale of cows at Rcd Lion,
Chester County, Pa, last Monday. Over
100 wcro sold al an average OF S4s each.
There were dairymon from the ncighbor.
hood of Chester, Wilmington and the
surrounding country. Cork Hicks SAYS he
VIII have another sale on Thursday the
10Th inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

The British Steamship, Robert Dlcker.
son, cleared from port to-day with 90 900
gallons OF refined petroleum valued at
SEQ $50, for South Shields, England. The
cook on tho Diukcrson Is Il native Ameri-
can Indian. His name is Man With Pink
Stockings. He is feet In height and
weighs 1850 pounds. Yesterday he went
ashore and the fire water sold III Chester
started him on the rampage. 4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

Col, John Wainwright has secured q
pension of IS q month from Sept. Z 1897,
for VIM. NJ. Cunningham OF Highland,
DOL lats Co. L, l75ht Regt' Pa Inf. and
Co. l.. 18th Penna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

The funeral of Miss Susan Curnela
Broom of No 500 King street took place
yesterday afternoon. intermcnt was made
in Wilmington and Brandywine Gene.
terry. The funeral was private and only
the near relatives Of the deceased attended.
The honorary pail -hualers were, OK Sena.
toe Higgins, George W. Bush Tatnall
Warner, DR.. j. 7, Wales. Judge Spruance
and Harry Bradford
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

Arthur Powell tho we'll known fish
fealer Of he Third Street Market is slow
ly recovering from au attack Of typhoid
fever from which he has been suffering
the past week. His brother David sat up
with him for four nights in succession
now feels that the crisis has passed, We
hope he will be able to venture out In q
few DAYS
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The Weather,

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy,
preceded by slight showers and rather
colder, Monday clearlngwith little change
of temperature.
The thermometer at W. G. Tay1ors
drug store, 30! King street, registered to.
day rs follows:
.o'clOCli 10 o'clock o'cIocl;
G2 Gb n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-08

George Edaar Folk Of this city, mem
Der Of Company L, of the First Delaware
Volunteer Regiment, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, in St. .Tosephs Hos
pital at Lancaster, has recovered and is
now at his home in this city,
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Decorated His Grave.

To-day being the first anr ivcrsarv OF tho
death of he Row. Ernest keigwin, his
mother by the aid of her Sunday school
class Of young ladies lecorted his grave In
the Wilmington and Brandywine Come:
tory this afternoon with protusion OF
beautiful flowers,