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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15
Hotels

HOTEL IMPERIAL-New. remode.ed fur
nished steam-heated rooms, with all con-
veniences; cheap for the winter. Is East
Eighth, Wabasha.
WORKINGMEN'S HOME-All new remod-
eled, furnished; large\ reading and sitting
room; a good cheap home for the winter.
Corner Eighth and Robert.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15

HOME MONEY to loan on good security at
moderate rates, without charge for com
mission, at the State Savings Bank, Ger
mania Life Bldg, 4th and MINI. SITS
MONEY loaned Nn life policies; or bought l.
r. Van Norman, Guar. Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15
Help Wa nied Males,

Help Wa nied : Males.
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BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATION ASSETS.
SoeO'0s0: largest. strongest best Minnesota
life COMPANY; wants capable agents: gives
produ GERS every assistance Address Doug
las Putnam. Secretary. st. Paul.
BARBER-Wanted. frst-class barber 112
Endicott Arcade.
WANTED Reliable persons in every section
to distribute circulars, samples. and tack
signs; no canvassing: cash paid. VIII A.
Motion Co.. Cleveland o.
YOUNG men, our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how to learn barber trade in eight
weeks, mailed free Moer's Barber College,
223 Washington av. south, Minneapolis.
Help Wanted Females.
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COOK-Wanted, a competent cook, at 779
Summit av.
COOK-Wanted, good all around cook at once.
Pioneer House. Pine City, Mimi.
HOUSEWORK-Wan girl for general
housework; good wages. Apply at COS
Olive st.
Situations Males.
advertisements uitGer this classification
inserted free to the mms .npIOys% ~ st. Paul
and Mi,.neap1LLs.
Az -.
learn a trade of any kind. Rudolph Mo-
raves, S92 Euclid ST.
GOOD BOY II years old desires work
OF any kind; is both willing and obiging
Address 81. Globe.
GOOD boy II years old wants work Of
any kind; is both willing and obiglng;
would like to hear Of work soon. Address
1886 Pleasant aV.
BLACKSMITH-A good, all-round blacksmith
and horseshOer wants steady job; is sober
steady and reliable. U 148, Globe.
BOOKKEEPER-Wan situation as book
keeper and office assistant can operate
typewriter; will work for moderate salary;
references furnished. Address 1876, Globe.
COLLECTOR-Wanted, employment as COL
lector or shipping clerk; references fur
nished. Address o 81, Globe.
COOK--Situation wanted, by meat and pas
try cook; best Of references. S 80, Globe.
CLERK-A young man would like
position as clerk or Office assistant; refer
ences furnished; not averse to leaving city
Address &c. Globe.
COACHMAN- competent man. situation
with private family; experienced and we'll
recommended. Address s 49, Globe.
ENGINEER-Wanted, situation as engineer
or fireman, or any place Of trust; best of
city references. Address F. P, 542 Cedar.
EMPLOY MENT-Young man would like in
side work of some kind; have experience as
clerk. Address H. J. W., 902 Payne av.,
city.
ENGINEER-Wanted, situation as engineer
fireman, or any place of trust; best of
city references Address F. P, 524 Cedar.
EMPLOYMBNT-A young man Of 10 years Of
age would like work of any kind. Address
L. H. g., $50 Goodhue st.
MAN AND WIFE would take entire charge
of kitchen in boarding house, restaurant or
small hotel; will work reasonably; best of
references. 81, Globe.
RMACIST-Situation wanted by a gradu-
ate Of pharmacy, registered by examinations
fourteen years experience; speaks two Ian
guages; best Of references; capable of TAX
ing full charge. 140, Globe.
TEAMSTE R-Stuation wanted by teamster
for city driving in st. Paul Minneapolis
where he can live at home. 81, Globe.
YOUNG MAN would like to do errands or
chores, or anything. part of each day. for
board; good character and references. Ad-
dress x 81, Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15
For Sale,
Lost and Found.

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DOG LOST-Black and white licked pointer,
10 months old; collar marked "Jerry;''
finder please return to 415 Iglehart St. and
receive suitable reward.
DOG LOST-My red Irish setter Rock
scar behind right eye; name and license on
collar; finder please return to Ais Iglehart
st. and receive liberal reward.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15

q n IS III O a.
Sears the AIh0 Kind You IlaVG Always Bought
g 4 Of N HNZ1zS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15

Amendments 10 the Articles of In
corporation to the WinnebnRO
City MIL Co
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15

GSEf; suffering from evil effects Of youthful
sSs lhdlscretlon' later cXeesSeS recent Exposure,
nervous debility, variccce!e, unnatural diScharg.
es lost vitality, failing memory, uuitress to
marry. blood. skin, kidney or private diseases,
are specify cured. He employs the most APP
proved methods, and will
GJA2AaTEE a PEREEGT ca
In strict confidence. at moderate expense.
Consult the Old Doctor. for he has cured
thousands who thought their cases hopeless
No exposure
D AIDES suffering from any form of Female
IL weakness, Painful Irregular Sic}; ess
are permanently restored to health. Twenty
five years experience. Offices and Parlors pri-
vate.
ERE consultation, Call or write for list Of
vauon office hours, a. IN. to D. m Sunday,
10 q. IN. TO II.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15
Rooms for Rent.

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Al HOTEL FEY-Corner Cedar and Seventh
-Steam-heated, furnished rooms by day or
week. single or en- suite. at reasonable
prices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-15

FOURTH ST., so WEST-Third FIoor-For
rent furnished, steam-heated rooms, day or
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
DOTS,

| The regular meeting Of the Y. W. O. T.
| U. will be- held at No. 100 West Eighth
street. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Bishop Coleman yesterday conducted
all day services in historic Christ Church,
Dagsboro.
The Retail Liquor Dealers Association
will meet on October and elect delegates
to the national convention.
St.Pauls Mission School, at Ninth and
Locust streets, will hold rally on Satur-
day next.
Walker & Elliott are shipping snuff and
phosphate mill machinery to Southern
points.
There will bs all day services to dag at
Harrison Street M. K, chnrch.
The Street and Sewer Department has
completed Its soWer work for the season.
esHoaeral John p. Donohoe WAS in Wash
lnsGon Yesterday and secured n pension
Tor "a rick Flood. He served in this navy
during tho civil war as an engineer.
The Department of Delaware, Grand
Army of the Ropublic,i is making arrange
inents for largo camp fra to be held In
tho near future, aud TO which all former
soldiers are to be invited.
On Sunday the IN ans r,erting of the Y.
NJ. &. A. will bs addressed by the Rev. Dr.,
l. h. Thurlow, OF AsDury M. T. church
Application was made to Judge w. 9.
Spruance yesterday for articles of incorpo-
ration for the Chicago Electric Hose COM
paDy.
The Democrats will have grand rally
on Saturday evening October 9Th, ut Fifth
and Shipley streets.
John Il. Hsndrckson. of Mill Cock
Hundred, has sold hi6 stallion HDl, to
James Wilson, OF New Gus h IIunar1l
A good cook may And good place at
No. 70l Rodney street.
The romans Of Jacob Miller were inter.
rod in the New Sllverbrook cemetery yea-
e.day.
A transfer wagon and buggy collided at
Fifth and Orange streets yesterday. Tho
crosstree aud wEsel OF the buggy wsre do
molished.
.Archltect Rice is preparing plans for
sixty. four new houses which the Home
Improvement company intends to erect on
the North side.
A Cuban merchant visited the offices Of
the Pussy and Jones company yesterday
to Inquire about suxaf machinery lie may
place largo order wi h the firm.
Frank Camplglia u former Jesse of the
Bijou theatre dioJ In Philadelphia on Tues
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
MURDDCK-GIEEN,

A pretty home wedding took place at
no. 1907 West Ninth Street at 3 o'clock
1sst evening when Harry Murdoch and
Mss Elizabeth Given were married. The
HFsmony was performed by Kew. A. N.
Xeigwin pastor of West Presbyterian
Church.
! Tho bridal party entered the parlor to
fhs strains Of The wedding march played
by Clarence Pierce Mr.. Cole was best
man while Miss Elsie Ferguson acted as
bridesmaid.
The maids of honor were Misses Rose
Gallagher, May Fighter, Belle Lumis,
lola Thompson and Edna Lumis. Miss
2adaline Davis acted as flower girl.
!. After the ceremony u wedding supper
was served by CaCerer Hanna. The pres
0nls We % numerous and handsome.
) MIR and Mr.. Murdoch left on II wedding
toair south and will be at home after Oc.
tober 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29

S. Co.
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62I.623 Market Sif9li
Ladies'
PettiC0ats.

Our largely increased
sales Of ready to weal
Underskirts is the best
reason for believing thai
what we sell in this line is
the correct thing. We
watch every little detail!
regarding material and
workmanship==taki care
that every garment is cor
rect in size. We submit
to no skimping merely to
secure a lower priced gar
ment. The assortment is
large and now complete
for your selecting.
Petticoats of Satire at
$l.O0, $l.25, $I.50, $l.75
and $500.
Petticoats of MerCerette
at $225, $2.75, So, $3.50
and $3.50.
Petticoats of MohaIr at
$2.75, So and $3.50.
POttiCOats of Wool Mo.
reen, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500, $3.50.
Petticoats in nCy
Stripes and Plaid Saline
at $l.25, $l.50, $l.75, 81,
$3.50, $3.50.
Petticoats of Silk at
$3.50, $500, S6.75 and
$1,000 each.
Also a large line of
MerinO, Wool and Flan-
nels from Csc cents up.
ward.
Another lot of those
Silkaline covered Cotton
ComfortabIes at $l.OO,
worth $l.5O. Our only
difficulty is to supply the
demand; probably enough
for tomorrow's sale if you
come early
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
Superior Saurt

krthonr Higgins ami Lewis c. Vhnle-
grit in superior Court this morasu1 er-
gued on tho demurrer filed to tho nsrr IN
tvs case Of Thomas vs. ths Grand Trunk
Railway Company Of Canada The court
announced no decision.
E.ules in the cases OF the Perpetual Saw
ingaud Loan Association William Dorsey,
AMI Crossmore rs CrOssmore weis made
absolute.
10, time forflne commissioner re'uTn
in ths Civorca case of Muilsn VS. Mu!lsa
Vi? continued until ,hs next term,
Time for fing p'HS1. IN ths eH,9 o.
ns';aasITh'A "0' uSen .gF ~" = E4ss wv 81
The case OF Updyko VS.. Robinson was re-
ferred to referees by council for settle
ment.
The case Of Mention vs.. Mayor and
Council was continued until the Move M
Der term by consent.
During the morning the court conferred
in chambers and SO arranged that the
special term OF the Kent County Court on
Saturday for the purpose of hearing the
Kent County mandamus case be stayed
until Monday owing to the funeral Of
Thomas f. Baysrd on Saturday.
Judges Lore and Grubb will bear the
argument, while Judges Boyce and Penni.
will will conduct tho Sussex County
Court on Monday. When the mandamus
proceedings finished Judges Lore and
Grub will go to Georgetown and relieve
Judge Boyce.
Tho damage suit of Toy Va Blumenthal
was abated under the will of court which
compels trial before four consecutive terms
unless agreement between counsel Is other
wise.
Mrs. Lille Pierson charged her husband
William T.. Pierson with dsssrtion anu
upon the state proving It's case, the court
ordered Pierson 10 pay to his wife the
morthly sum of IS. A. l.. Picraon became
the defendant : security.
The court will sit tor yht for the pur'
pose Of naturalizing number of appli.
cantS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
'BAf'TALIONS
DELAYED.
May Not Reach Home Until,
OctOber Is. Will be
\ Mustered Out Here.

Camp Meade. Mlddlesown, Sept. co.
tbs Lhree batvallons of thu First Della.
wNse Regiment Will not get away from
here fo- at least week. The work on tho
muster rolls has just been commenced and
As 10 will require . wesk to prepare this
discharges the men will not reach their
mastering out rendezvous until the expi.
ration Of that time at least.
Ii is tho opinion Of Colonel Gordon that
the men will not reach Delaware until
October Is.
Many members Of tho regiment wao
baye ceen out without loavs ars returning.
Horace G. Knowles received word from
Washington Yesterday morning stating
that the War Departments had held up tho
transfer Of the First Delaware rroDls 10
MidQletoWn.
1t Is now the In tention OF the department
to send tho entire regiment to va.
mington, md ~ ID desired to retain ono
battalion in service 1t will b. made up OF
persons who do not want to leave tina ser
vics and'Giso men who Wish to enlist.
Tho remainder oil ths regiment or two
battalions viii BE- muSrarsd oht Of sa.G.cs
here. -.. ~ a ." -. :,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
SOCIAL Jol7lHGS J
AND PERSONALS
4 Mslangs Of lntersStin. Notes Picked
Here and There Of Wiln,ingtouiaay
's
and their Many Erlsads.

4 PRETTY WEDDING AT HOLLY OAK.
r The wedding of Miss Cora A. Lodge OF
Holly Oak, and HAIRY c, Mcclure of Bell
View, took place last evening at the home
Of the BRIDES paren ts. MIR. and Mrs. g. W.
Lodge. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. G. II. Williams of Gresn God,
formerly pastor at Holly Oak.
The bride was ROBBED in pearl lansdow ne
trimmed with white chiffon, and carried
bouquet Of BRIDES roses and maiden hair
ferns. The bride was attended by one
maid, Miss Aleathia LaRowe who wore
pink cashmere. and carried q handsome
bouquet Of pink carnations. The groom
\ was attended by William Lodge, brother
Of the bride.
The home was very artistically decorated
with carnations, roses and palms. The
presents received by the brldo and groom
were numerous aud extremely beautiful.
A reception was rendered the bridal party,
and their many friends. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Mcclure. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. Highfleld. Mr.. and Mrs f. Petite.
Nj. and Mrs. H. w. Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Weldin, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Lvermore, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Yates, of
Chester; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keebler, Of
Giles May and Rosa Thompson, of vii.
minRton; Mamie Dodson, Carrie Cole, Mr..
aud Mrs. Morley, MIR. and Mrs. Pettde
mauge, George Pollock, Eva Hightield, of
Beaver Valley; Samuel Banner, Mr. and
Mrs J. Guest, Mrs. M. ]. Lodge, Charles
+ Handy, l. s. Talley, Eta and Sarah
1alley, Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Talley. Elsie
Bannar, Edith Guest, Ella and Maths Con.
way, Mrs. Perkins, Joe Habbart, Mr. and
Mrs Harry Lodge, jesse Mousley, Bessie
Conway, May Wilson, Sarah Mouscy
Mr. and Mrs. MiSei,nnra -
and Winifred Weldin, Mary Habbart,
Carrie Megilligan. Grace, Charles and vii.
Ham Service, Mr.. and Mrs. Addiction, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Bird. Eta Sharpley, Mrs
]. II. Wilkisson Laura l. Palmer Mr. and
Mrs Il l.. Beeson. William Habbart
Annie jackson, William Livorlnore, Wal.
tsr Ferris, Joseph Mcclure, Frank Cole.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29

In tho City Court this morning when
the case of Edward Lewis, colored, was
called, Mr.. Rheinhardt made motion
that the case be dismissed. He claimed
that Lewis had been indicted by the grand
jury of felony-namely rape. He claim
ed ihot felony merged tho misdemoanor
o. assault.
Deputy City Solicitor said that the case
was the same one.
Judge Ball dismissed the case. Lewis
was given IL preliminary hearing before
this court and if thore was any charge at
all it W as rape.
John Boyer, colored, was charged with
drunkenness ana with having cursed officer
Sewall d. Scott. He was fined 81 and
costs
Samuel Kinney was charged with dis
orderly conduct. Nicholas Zimmerman
testified that Kinney was under tho in
iluence of liquor apdSwanted more; ne re-
fused tho request. He would not keep out
OF bis place of business He was rated at
81 and costs
George Weldon pleaded not guilty to the
charge of assault and battery on his wife,
Yesterday afternoon no went home drunk
and assaulted her. He has beaten her sew.
cral times since he came from jail. He was
fined $40 and costs.
Robert McCarty. colored. was charged
with assault and battery on Sarah Jack
son. DR. Hughes deposed no atten ded he
injured woman and found an ugly bruise
on top of tho head.
McCarty was represented by Julian
Walker who stated that his client WAS q
preacher He was held in 300 bail for u
hearing on Saturday morning.
David Lawshe pleaded guilty to riding q
bicycle at n greater rate Of speed than sew.
en- miles an hour. He was fined s. and
C1sti.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
sIXTY.sEvENTH ANNIVERSARY.


Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Dayolt celebrated
the 9th anniversary of their wedding YES.
Asrday. Both were born at Valley Mills
pear Newark and both are enjoying good
eealth Mr. Dayett was 50 years Of age in
June last and Mrs. Dayett had surmount-
I'd 50 years Of lifoin January last.
, Mrs. Dayett was a Miss Eliza Hendrick.
oon, and she was united in wcdluck to
Mr. Dayett on September %, 1884, at tho
lone of her brother, Nathan Hendrlckson
~ Peucader hundred, by the Rev. Thomas
Karburton, a Methodist minister, long de.
ceased.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Dayott lived in Pencader
hundred until eleven years ago, when they
xsmnved to the home of their daughter
Mrs. William 4. Tull, at No. 800 Monroe
ssraet. Tho celebration of the anniversary
book tie form OF reunion, at which
hmilics OF tho four children and ton
grandchildren. and eleven great grand
Chldron Of the loag married couple, and q
law relatives were present.
Rev William II, Hendrickson, of Booths
Corner. Pa, is the only relative living
who witnessed their marriage and he was
again present yesterday A suuptuous
dinner and supper was served and it was
truly happy and memorable ga herring.
The children present were: William T.
Dayett, of near Glasgow, who is 66 years
q age, Natnan H. l)ayett, OF near ihrls-
,Eiana John W. Dayett, of near Cooch's
Bridge; and Mrs. Margaret A. Tull of this
lraty, Others who participated in tho glad.
solne affair were Mr.. TuIl, Mrs. William
=. Dayett, Mrs. Nathan II. payett, Mrs.
,stOhn w. Dayett Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Dayett. of this city; Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. l..
,Dayett, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sherman Dayett.
Cf Glasgow; Mr.. and Mrs. William Dayett,
~ Clayton: Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dayett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronnell Dayett of this city,
lillian Dayett and Irving Dayett Of
COochs Bridge; Ethel Dayett, Of Clayton;
Mrs. Clara Dockety, Della Dockety, Lydia
Dockety, Of GLASGOW Quincy Dayett and
Bessie Dayett. OF this city; Mary Dayett,
Elizabeth Dayett, Florence Dayott, Harry
y Dayett, Jr., Harvey A. Dayott, Margaret
Osyott and Helen Dayett, of Glasgow; the
Asv. and Mrs. William H. Hendriokson,
al Booths Corner. Pa. Mrs. Alice Hen
derson of Christiana, and Haldeman Stout
81 this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
COY'TER TRIAEL
POSTPONE,
On Account OF the Serious
Illness of J0hn II.
Bateman.

THIS was tho dHye set afor th q trial Of
William ID Cotter, Of Philadelphia, Mh a
Is charged with aiding and abetting wiz
lam N. BogKs to khatraot and willfully
nisapply she funds Of tho First NsaopH
B5uk .tDovsr g.
Cotter. 10 represented by AnthQny HFs
gins. D.it,1ot Attorney Vandegrlit aiat "a
that he fully intended on going on With
shs CottsP case. But he had rooeivsd a ear.'
tiIicats from Dr. Bishop, Of Dover, to the
effect that John Fl. Bateman was very iii
and was unable to Leave his room.
THE certificate also Stated that ::as soon
Is Batsman was able TO leave his room he
would be com pellel to 60 South HeinsJ
tended to try The. Cottsr and Ksnnsy oasesl
first. As much depended upon ths rssult]
ofthsss two cases no asked that 'he case
go over TO the January term With Tie
A.lse, Butler and Cole eassA
EsTh.re Is no.probability Of Bateman gset.
ing ont TO tsstify before October "a tho day
sss for the Kcnnsy trial. Mr.. Higgins OiiI
Tho part Of C0ttsr Askod tor a speoJy tsinEJ
Aside from this Vs,e shsgo may 10 oiViE
Cases ready for the arab FVssiay la Ooto.
Der. The aurora wera Discharged uatlb
oc' obar ls.sa tie oottsr eaaa postponed
I'M! 0:.sbaa Is.
"a Mr Bird had slated that OS!obsr neSas :.
chosen Ger the ksnIsy trial, r Z Nh;
In answer to Mr., John Blggs who "a Ass
socia,ed With Ar. Bird iAo court et0.si
that there Was no e'ksr arrNhgoment a;
present but the PRESENT jury would 10 tia
jury TO try tho Kenny .enas 49, =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
THE MONITOR MONTEREY,
II Was Designed Especially to Attack
Land Def0nCes.

II Was Designed Especially to Attack
Land Defenoes.
The original monitor was introduced
to the world in 1861. She was in every
way different from any craft ever be-
fore foated. She was low In the wa
ter. and her armament was mounted
in turrets, the first guns to he so en-
placed. This feature Of the ship was
looked at askance, but in time it was
accepted and improved upon and even
tually so developed that the modern
battleship resulted.
The original type the rlsn:ter pure
and simple, has always hecl thought
well of by many United States onicers,
notwithstanding its rejection after
trial by foreign navies. Whether we
DO right in thus elinging to our old
time friend is a moot question. Ger
tain it is. however, the monitor has ally
ways done good work.
The principal object sought by Ercs-
son in designing the monitor was the
construction OF vessel especially TO
attack land defences and to stand
against the guns Of Notifications ~
The old nickname OF the first rnni-
tor was the Cheese B0X"-a round
turret. placed on platform nearly
awash. Such ship, although not in
tended for sea service with squadron
has again and again been sent out into
deep blue water and weathered many
as severe gales as ever blew.
Seaworthiness, however, does not
make the monitor an all round suitable
sea fighter; for this last she distinctly
is not. Her guns are only about six
feet above the level Of the water, and
to work them in sea way would be an
impossibility.
Nevertheless, the monitor is on the
whole a good sea boat. She is safe,
II uncomfortable, and she can make
long voyages successfully.
Several years ago the old Miantono-
mob crossed the Atlantic Ocean and
made a cruise in the Mediterranean,
and the original Monadnock steamed
from New York to San Francisco, I'M
der convoy, without mishap.
The Monterey is a STEEL low free
board monitor, with two steel barbetts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-29
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
O'CONNER-On September 2s, 1898 Pat-
rick O'Conne-, aged so years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to at.
tend the funeral from tho residence his
son, John O'C9nner, near ST. Ju.sph's
Church, Chrlstiana hun red, on Friday
morning ntv o'clock. High mass at St.
Jpssph's Church. Interncnt in 81. Joseph's
Cemstsry.
HIRZEL-On September 80 1898. Cora
May, daughter OF George ami II. Isabella
Hirzel, aged years.
Relatives and friends ara invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents, No. 3la East Eighth street, on
Saturday afternoon. at 23J O'Clock. In.
termont at Rlverview Cemetery.
FISHER-In this CITY, on September.23,
Harry j. Fisher, aged 25 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
teud the funeral from tho residence of his
parents, No. 1ll9 West Second street Oh
Sunday afternoon, October 3, at 2 o'clock.
Intermsnt at Riverview Cemetery.
HAWkE-In this city, on September 20.
1898, Elva j., daughter Of Edmund aud
Mary J. Hawke, aged years.
Relatives and friends nre respectfully In.
vlted to attend he funeral services OF Fri.
day morning, at 10 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of her parents, No. HOS Maryland
avenue. Interment private, cause OF death
diphtherla. !