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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-02
AZ Cara.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 50-cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar IL it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle TO prove salts
factory or no pay.
A. II. Hood & Son, Chelsea.
G. A. Wight, North Tunbridge.
A.. n. King, Tunbridge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-02
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Auay.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full OF life, nerve and yigor, take MOTTO
BAG, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure Ruaran.
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-02
GRAY HAIR.

Some people do a whole lot of worry
ing when a few gray hairs make their
appearance. They pick them out care
fully, use all sorts Of hair tonics, and in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06

bfbauptat miro, er lei Elm bo9gebiloes
ter Wfann, Der eine gan3e Qlr5dbp
Spra6sn fpre6e uno als 4utOritdt
ii6er Die 3ultdnOe altf her SnTel 2u3on
reoen t0np:, ertldrts, bic Ma6t Qguis
nuloo'S piiroe iofprt gsbro6en iein,
1obdL0 genug ameritdniI6e SrupRn
angelangt ieir piiroen, um 8arpiloz
nen in Die OrtT6aftsn 81 legen, Ipelae
Die 2lmeritdner nebmsn. Der PrieIter,
DeIen Rume 6iEipe 8uenoumino lit,
ertlGrte in einem Sntsrpietp: yQgltiz
naloo bat 8erpihensbiiIe. Sein Gin,
fluB lit 6in uno er Iibt oft dlleln uHn
lpeint iiber Das @leno, in tpelfes er
feline 2anosleuts gebra6t. oSn isiner
Q(rmee berrfft uneinigteit; e5 IinD
Marobeure barin. Die leb:gIih &au6
uro MorO i'm Sinne baben upo fin
lire 6iibrer ebsnIo gefG9rli6 Iino,
ME fir Die 2lmerifdner. QguindlOp
fam ieinen ei9ensp 2euten n;6t mebr
trauen; als er Iein 6auptquarlier BON
San SIibro nuh Gabanaran perlegte.
lpuroen aus Iein,m @epdf pertbppue
Sutpelsn uno SIeiOungsItiide 9eitO6z
len. Die 8dnbiten peroen Den 2lme2
ritanern nod 81 iauffen MAIDEN. BIS
Sene D;ebergema6t iino, perben Die
2tmsritapr cine 9rOBe 2lrmte im
TeIre batten miiIIen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
Trrmijd)te telearapbiide Sepeiden

- Der 8Dbme ssSaf. 9opta bat in
MurIbaltopn, Su,. feline lunse @at@
tin blrr9 flint @9iiiie t0otli9 Dsrtpuns
bet uno barn @elbltmoro bsgangsn.
Gifsrlu6t mar bic llria9e Der Sbat.
= Sim iuneer Mdnn tpel4sr ben
Namen Gbas. 9. 2ebritton aus 0araz
mont, 9f.zS., unaiebt, ift in pbilabslz
pbid llrter bsr 2nnuae perbafkt tporz
ben, 5tpei benz SRI. Mabel psnoleton
bon NetpzNorf gebDrige 0Iandntringe
i'm Wertbe bon $3.50 aus oem 3mmer
Der iunssn Dame IN einem pbllaoel@
pbisr 6otel aeitO9lsn gu babsn.
- often %. Sburmun erfldrte gez
itern IT, einer sll Columbus, g., ftattz
oefunbensn llrferrebung, er lei tein
Ganoibat fir irgenb Elm Imt unb
pife Ni6ts bapon. oab man ibn dls
Gan'o.oaten fir Die 8ice prdlioentz
Ibaft auf bem bsmotratii9sn 5id.t.
mit 90. s. 8rpam uls praIibersts
i4afts=ganainat. Rapss5a alassS aas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
@idtis fur Gisarren=Jabrifanten.
Wbeelin9er pStO9ies" burfen nur IN
W6eelino fabriairt tper0en.

Bottom, 5. Suli, - Sm bisIigsn
8unDssfreisssriat enti9!eo Ri4ter
Gott beute, DaB Gigarren, pel9e ben
Iamen .Wbeelirqer StOgies" fiibrsn
unb uls iol6e perfmuft tperosn, ni6t
in Bolton oosr irgenDlpo anoers fabriz
atrt peroen biirfen, als in W6seling,
W.z9u. Die Gntf6eibung lit bus
2eiultat einss proaefes, tpelfsn Elm
Wbeelinger rStogisz 5abrifart gegere
Soisp6 Grpasl ba9ier eingeleiIst batts,
neil 2sbtsrer Gigarrsn, nel6e er
Wbeelinger Stoqies nannts, bier fa@
brisirte unb bertaufte.
U1an aluubt, oab bfeie Gnti9eibuns
audi uuf v&sp Weit @i9arrsn~ 9lnz
ptnoung finOen miro. 9iele Gigar>
rem, lpelds oieisn Numen fiibren, tparz
BEN befanntli9 uuBerbalb Der Staot
RsasWst bsresltsat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
9as eiusisc einbsrunssmit3eI,
Rasmap's Reaep JRefiet
fur tnnsrlibem une duasrIid,tn @ebraueb.

fur tnntrlid,su IIue GuAerIiobtn 6ebraudb.
gem stbrau6 BON MtOiiin sur ainOtruno bts
Sdm,r,tn ipllttn mir iOlbt Otrmeosn, tptl6t bus
epit.m aifijirtn. Opium, Utorpbtn, GbIorotorn,
at.bn, 60euiu unb GblOrul bsbsben ben S6mtri
baburd bab fe oas GmpiinOuu9s sSrm0a.n l.r'
i6rtn unp Der patisut bic gtiiiblstroit ntrIiert,
Gs if bies sin, itbr ptroerblib, 9ruris; fs mass
tirt bic epmptOmt, ldbt iis nibt srttruer, II. fae
bag 2cp,H III tutitrrrr, ruinirt fe btn Wueen,
bi, 2,btr uuS Gius,tpsO, t0ottt bel ldnGuu5Orta
I,suro bic R.rp,n unb Oruriadt lO'aIs oOer oagts
msiu, 2Gbmung.
Gs litot tsns Iotbpsuoiofsit hnr, oeic uHees
niGen Mtptnmsntc iu e,brou6tn, Dtnn elm F8ertsA
Stilmttd pit q a pup's Rsubp RtTttE
bic qudlno,n SdmtrJn raider Iinbut, obnt ira,
e.nb wtl6tu RadtbeI fir Rinbsr Ob,r ertpatTeEt
Gs bt5tbt isfort Die oudlerotu S6m,rtsu, eRtsI
,iineunq, unO turirt @Ouo,tiOueu, oh fe ruu poai
Der Qunq,, btm Naetr, ben gipssipeiom. unosrtnI
Sriif.n ob.r S6ltim GbiOnosrupn M.nErnum
b.rriibrtn .-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
4rin Strifc III Snmeifcao.

9itIsburg, ga, 5. Suii.- Die
9l6Ii9t zines Strites in Den Carnegie
SIablperten gu 9omeitedo it uufgegez
ben puroen. Sn elmer gsIiern Ioeno
abuebaitenen @eriammIung Der
,2lmalgamateb 2(hociutjon" purbe
beidioRen, baB Die 3sit fir einen
Strite ni6t puFenO lei. Die Irbeiier
tueroen Iid jeOOd bemiiben, jbre Dr.
guniatioren gu bsfrdFtigsn, um fir
BE 9ufunft nsriiEtet I'll ieir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
8ahnmnlnhs<Cpfer.

Tremont, g., 5. Suli. - M9t
Uaeilen tpefiih BON bier tpurbe Elm
Waean, in tpsl9em ii9 Nobert Serrp
nebIf israu unD Sobn befanben, BON
einem 3uss Der 2ufe Sbore setroffen
uno total oemolirt. 9r. uno 5rau
Serrp tpuroen auf Der sStene setOotet
unb audi i6r So6n 1T tOotli9 psrlebt.
Oas Pfsrb bes @asens purbe glsiHz
falls aeiDDtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
Mn6 Mser's Miiiitent miQ Senator
tuerocn.

Gbtcago, 5. Suli. = 9iilfsz
ariegsTsfretdr George .. Meitlsiob1
canoioirt fir bas 8un'oesIenatorenz
gmt als Nadfolger Sobn M. Sburs
Hons, bsKerr Sermin am 4. Mdr5
1901 auslduft. 0r. Meitleiobn iaste
in einem Snterpielp:
v9r. s6urton fat uusbriidli4 er<
tldrt, bab sr fein @unoioat fir bic
8ice 9rGI Iibenti9aft ober ir9mb Elm
onDeres @mt 1T uno feine Intpaltsz
praris piebsr auf5unebmsn geoente.
Meiner NnFi9t na9 miro yfebrasta
rd6fss Sabr stpeifellos tpieoer IN Die
repu6iifuniE6e Hei6e einT9per1feTl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
Nii6nl Neipman aeitnrben.

Sarutogu, R,%g., 5. SuIi, -
9n6of So1r g. BRENNAN, BON Der
W9etbpDiTien Stride, tpeiher F6on felt
einigsr 3eit trant bier purnieoerlag, iit
heute aeItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06

yreuti6e @srpiiHung uuf elmer tpsi!en
6ld9e in Seras. - Die 9anSen
9ra5os giieOerungen in ejnenSet
psrlpanbslt. - S!elentpeiEe TT
bas MaRer Is Msilen 6reit,-0sr
finan5ielle saubsn bslduft Iid auf
piele MiGipnen. - 2i(1er gabnperz
ts6r a6geFdnitltn. = Wlebr @ez
5u9e um 9eiitaRo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
SpmglaS =. 3bpmas.
sSm 9luftraae bes Gonite's g

SHt IHT HTtFu9V W. SU41tV1V -
Bite ,u bra6tcn, oaR bic &er=
iammluns beute, 9nmnerffas, ben g.
Snli, Nadmittags 2 llbr 45 @in., In
bcn Geriammlunssraumen bes stabtn
ratbes i'm 8atbbanie itattinoet, nno
mi6t gu beriaumrn segenuartis 3n
lein. Q8O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06

Die parf 8ebD1be bat einen Be-
f9lub anesnommsn, tpona4 an Der
fiibtps Itli9en unb tpefli6sn 9ren5e oes
uOruib Sin partes" bts grn5auz
nurg in Der 2Gngs BON un9efdbr elmer
bag6xn Meile entfernt, unb fert'er, bab
bic Stride ouf einsn tlsipn einss5dunz
ten Raarm Bel 6rdnft peroen follen.
gs ilt on5unebmen, Dab oas 8orge=
FEN Der partbsbDrbe auf ben @oritelz
lunaen BON @rl1nbeiesntbiimern in Der
gla6barfdaft bss parfss baEirt 1T unO
bab Die gsbDrbs n1r Die cine Seite iiber
bic Jrags eebDrt bat - Dieienise BON
intereIIirten perIpnsn, tpopon einigen
o4ls Der gntfsrnung Der gin5dunung
pefuniGrs @ortbetle erpu4len.
Gs pirb bebauptet, baB bic 8sleltiz
gung Der Gin5dununs Die S90nbeiten
bes rDruib SIN Yartss" in ernfsr
8siis beeintrd9tigen unb ben S6ub
0srjenigsn, tpslde feline Rube unb gro
Ben @pielpldbe aufIudsn, perminbsrn
piirbe - 9iele bon bisIen Iinb 5dAbz
loIe 5ruusn unb 3inber - bur9 bic
6in5uloiIung BON umbertrei6snben
S9ieren unb unprbentli9en Peri ionen,
bic isBt bon Den Sbprtpd9tern auriidz
gepieIen perpen.
@enn sic bieTer 9leuerllng opponiz
rem unb tpiinT6en, bab Der part gum
9ortbeile Der gegentpdrtisen unb ouz
tiinftiger 9enerationen in 1einsr lebIz
gen WsiIe er5alten bleibe uno nfdt fin
ben per- I0nlid,n 8ortbeil siniger tpeniz
ger 9runbeigenf9iimer uusgenuBt perz
be, 10 tpsrben sic gs6stsr, Der + eu e.
Bonner It ug, ben 6.S uli, Na4z
mittags 2 l1br As Min., in ben Ser
iumntlungsraumen Des Stabtratbes
inn 3utbbauie itottfinbsnben DfTeutli=
6en 9erIanmlung Der Yarl 8sbOroe
bei5utpobnsn unb bur9 S6re 9egenz
mart unb S6ren @influb ben Brpteit
segen unnDtbi9e 9erfiimmsrung Der
g1aturI I9Dnbeitsn Die les unIerss beliebz
teiien unb nit He6t beriibnten purz
fes, urlb gegen bie @ermirberling bes
S6ubss Der oielen bort auI Iammsn
fommsnoen 8iirger, gu unteritiiBen.
9dtungspoa
SpmglaS =. 2bpmas.
Sm Iuf ftra9e bes gOmite's.
Bite ,u bra9ten, oaR bic 8er>
iammlung beute, 9nnnerffag, ben g.
Snli, Nadmittass 2 llbr 45 @in., tn
bcn Gerlammlunssraumen ocs stabta
rnthrs i'm Rntihn1Iie ifnttfinhet. 1tnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06

Baltimore = bip=Sabn= Smllctin.G
Sl.OO pom Baltimore nad1 6reeerid nne
0aqerstoapn unO altriif SOnntap Den
o. Suli, fiir Den SpeiialSue, psibsr osn
Gamoen=SabnbOi UNI Z llbr Sormittaes
berldBt.
Sl25 ppn Baltimore naeb YSafbinstpn uHo gus
rid an ieDem Samtd9 uno Sonnta9, gill;
tia fitr Die Riidfabrt bis sum folgcnoen
N{ontaQ @ls 3iiee. Oen pGopa! @imittO1
ausaenommsn 1S7-*)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
S6merSen bebpben
1T etnent Wpnfflttes

Gin,rIti, pe btttp ob,r aHditrb biz S4mtrjtnyS
uuf Dem Beqe Der @entiuns fHp. f5n66lds, S,r<1
friipp,ltt utrpDit Don &turuIss betmesiudt. OOtri
BON Rranibdtn biRudtrtdts 9sri0un auslutteb0S
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06
F|>f}<4R
Gin shmer,en- sinoernnssmittel.

ett m,br b,un iinisiu aubr.n bat f6 Oidts
tpunb,rbort Seilmittd als pas bette. fGtrite uHS
,up,rldiFqft, IntibOt Der gBslt esgsH SGmui,u
etlpi,itn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-06

Dui bingtpn, .. g., 5. Suli.
- 0as 8rissszDepurtemsnt smpfing
folgenbs 0speide BON @snsral Otis:
Die California sSnfanterie unD
zQrtiuerie, 14O0 Darn, uno sntluifen.
MannI9oftsn i6ifften iih auf benz
Sherman" elm, Der jeBt in Ne9ros gez
lubsn pirb. Der yWdrren" nimmt Die
HOO GoIoraDosr; tpsgen bes berri i6enz
ben Sppbons lit es' i4pisrig, nit ben
2i9terI9iffen an bic SransportOumz
pier berun gu selangen. Der ~Srunt"
lit ausgelaosn; in pier 5dgen n;mmt sr
bic Qeuts DON SOabO, NorozOutOta II.
Wbomine, 65 Offi3iere un0 1900 SOlz
baten, iopie cine @n3abl entla1ener
2sute an 8orb. (8e3.) Otis"
Der Dumpfer Tacoma 1T aus
Munilu in Gan 5run5isco an9stomz
men unb bat Srbre erbalten nit pfer>
ben fir bas 4. acknowledgement
pieDsr 3uriidsufabren Der Oampfer
yV0ntRlD tlf 1eute mil elnem Sttl@
3isr, % SolDuten unb 40 Pfsr0sn an
8orO bon Gan 6ran3isco nu6 Wur:la
abge9angen.
80 m 3erfn niri 6tsn 4guis
Dalbp.
Can 5ran5isco. 3. SuIi. =
Sn elmer iapanii6en 3eitung. Die ii9
on 8orb bes permeintli6sn 9eulenz
peItzOampfsrs rNppon Maru" porz
fano, firbst ii9 Elm 9sri6t I6er bic
2lntunFt 5psier fpanii9er YrieIter in
Yotobama, psl4s tiir5li6 i9re 6lu6t
aug eism 2ager Der Silipinps 6etperts
itsaissn. Ginsr Der 9pjeitsE bon benz
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11

John Callaghan, the second. WAS tho
first prisoner before the City Court this
morning. He was picked uD by Officer
Sherry along the coast after pArtaking Of
too much champagne. He will drink
water at New Castle for twenty days.
Officer Gum charged William Tho.n-
ton with disorderly conduct. Ha picked
up stone and threw 1t at a lot Of small
chilJren on Scott street. He used very
bad language. Thornton denied that he
WAS under the influence Of liquor, He
begged for cemenvy from the court and
got 1t in the shape Of n fne Of IS and costs.
Peter Gel zler was charged with being
disorderly on the street and entered plea
Of guilty. Joseph Mclaughlin testified
TINT Geiszler used insulting language to-
wards young woman. lie was fined elO
and costs. N- !
William Frlsby. oolored. was In the dis
orderly conduit class He was REPRESENT
ed by Josiah Marvel. Officer Ford testi-
fed he heard Firstly swearing IN the pub
lie street. Later he returned to the Chop
Suey restaurant and used very bad lam
guage. He was profane and the language
helped 10 gather q crowd.
Officer ID Mare tes flied he heard Frlsby
on the street using very bad langua 70.
Frisby promised to keep quiet and allow
ed him TO 60 The court imposed a fine Of
Is and cos,s. ~.
Richard Lang was sent to jail for ten
days for va9rancy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11

4 . -
The Republicans expose Of ne gnmb.i
ling which was conducted on the track Of
the Wawasett Driving Assopia ton / on
June 20. was confirmed by Chief of Police
DoIan last night when he reported to the,
Police Commissioners that gambling had
been carried on at the races. The chief
said he learned on the first day Of the
meet there was no gambling, but that ON
the second day there was gambling IN,
several parts of the grounds, bookmakers
and men with dice being present. He
talked to about twenty persons who were
there, but they would not say anything
about the matter because they We're,
afraid of being summoned to APPEAR I'M
court. None of his six policemen saw the
gambling. The officers of the WawasettS
Driving Park were seen by the chief butt
they said the gambling did not go on with
their permission. In closing. the chief
said his investigation showed that the.
officers of the association knew gambling
was going on and made no effort to sup
press it. The offenders are al out of the
state and there is no way to apprehend
them. The report was discussed Mt
length by the commissioners and was 6n-'
ally accepted. 81. 4
A communication was read from SHp-'
erintrndent Aydon requesting the COM
mission to do all possible to aid him and
the Board of Trade to make the con-
vention of the National Association of
Municipal Electricians to he held here IN
September. n success. The board said 1t
would do all in its power.
Chief Dolan was instructed to have pa
troll wagon No. painted. Several special
officers were confirmed. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
Co.. rs.
New Dept Dry Goods Store, Sized
Crayon.
22O and III Market Street.
Max Stern,
the Artist,
at Work
In Our
Show Window
Mems 39c
Jean Drawers,
19c.

All our striped and figured P. X.
5Hc yard; worth 15c..
Grenadines, Organdies andLawns
reduced from 1910 to &c.
Lancaster Apron Ginghams Sc a
yard.
All our 10c Dress Ginghams sac.
Saxony Wool, Sc hank.
White Dotted and Figured Swiss
&c, reduced from 15c.
Another lot worth 12hc, 64c.
u. in. wide Silk Gimps. worth
25c yd, go at SIC.
Our 12hc white p. X, Sc yd.
Pins &c paper.
Best quality Taylor's English
Pins, worth lOc paper, Sc to-day.
japanese Paper Napkins, Sc for
A perfect fitting Summer Corset,
PC pair.
alenciennes Laces, l2c for u
yards.
Pufings for yokes 75c I'd.
Maud Adams and Golf Hats, the
$l.S9 quality, soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11

LAMBoRN On July 10. sarah Pauline. infant
aged 10 days.
Relatives and friends of the family are in.
vited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock, fro IN her parents resi-
Cathedral cemetery.
JON Es-In this city on the sth inst, Caroline
wife Of Andrew ". Jones. in her ilst year.
Services at her late residence ITO King street
III 2 O'clock Tuesday afternoon. Interment
private.
GORDON-In Philadelphia OH July g. 1902,
Hannah G. Gordon, wife OF Daniel MGordon
Relatives and friends of the family are re.
specLfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence. 1919 North Thirteenth
street. on wednesday. July IL, at 10 o'clock u,
m;., lnterment at Lombardy cemetery Body
will arrive at o'clock, !
FRANCIS-on July 49, Martha r. Francis,
aged T3years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral services from the
residence Of Frank A. Mitchell, OIL VanBuren
street on Thursday afternoon, July Ii, at 2
o'clock, without further notice. lnterment at
RiverView cemetery.
SMITH In this city, IN July 10th 1890, Ellen ),
widow OF jackson b. Saith, aged II years.
Relatives and friends are invited to att nd
the funeral at the residence Of her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Jones, No. 1915 French street on
Thursday afternoon, July 18th, at 8 o'clock.
Interment ut Riverview cemetery. /
WOODWARD-In this city, on July 10th,
Isabella A, daughter of James and Carrie
Woodward. aged II years.
vited to ttend her funeral from the residence
OF her parents, OIL lowering Avenue on Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock. Services at the
house. InterAent ut Stanton, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
EATEN BY ACID.

The steamship Murcia was SURVEYED
yesterday by party from Philadelphia,
land the result of their examination dis
closed the fact that the vessel is praoti-
ically eaten to pieces by sulphurlc' acid.
4Such complete wreck as the Murcia has
Iprobably never reached here, that is with
/ the intention of being again put into sea
worthy condition. Her engines are eaten
through by the sulphuric acid and coated
with rust fully ii quarter of an men
thick and here bows are badly stove in.
! Just whether she will he repaired de-
,pcnds entirely upon the report of the sur
yeyors, who yesterday made thorough
examination of her when she went ont on
the dry dock but it said that the Harlan
4 Hnllingsworth Company will not I'M
dertake the repairs.
I II the cost of repairs comes within Il
reasonably close figure of what would be
/, the total loss claim the underwriters
would have to pay her owners, she Will
not be repaired. but perhaps converted
! into coal barge. If not, she will be re-
paired by the underwriters and turned
over to her owners, Messrs. Z. i. Bow
ring K Company, of Lodon.
All the crew. excepting the captain
officers and engineers of the Murcia nave
been Sent home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
SOCIAL JOTTINGS
AND PERSONALS.
A nelange Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whining t0nlanS
and their Many Friends.


Ono of our young men who has deter
mined to make Wilmington his future
home having tired Of celibacy has taken to
himself Salem lady as q better half :"
On Sunday evening, June 81, Immediately
after the services In the St John Episco-
pal Church Of Salem, N. j., Of which they
were both members was married Wilmer
j. Hutchinson Of 9N Shipley street. this
city, to Miss Annie Ough. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs William Ough, . prominent gro.
Ger of Salem. The bride was dressed In
white orgsndy with point lacs trimmings
and tho groom In conventional black.
After receiving congratulations Of the
whole congregation Mr., and Mrs. Hutch
ison started on short wedding trip,
which will end In making n home and
becoming an addition to our beautiful
city, there future abode being No. 907
Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
To Repeat the Entertainment.

The colOred Herman GrandOpera
Company delighted large audience
in Ezion Church last night. Mem
bers of the company gave several
recitations which proved gems from
point of elocution, while other
performers entertained the audience
in ventriloquism. Professor Herr;
mans exhibition Of magic proved as
entertaining as any Of the high
class performers. So entertaining
was the performance that the Com
pany will repeat its program in
Union Church. French street above
Eighth tonight and all who wish to
spend a highly profitable evening
should attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
~. Tramps 20 to Jail.

Els&astfamps who we're cap!
turedie.Hhe West Yard last night
by Detective Jones and a squad of
policemen, were each fined 81 and
costs by Magistrate Sasse this
morning. Charles Erickson and
George Early were committed for
carrying concealed deadly weapons
and Abraham Finnman, Whining
tonian, was discharged, as he prov
ed himself other than a vagrant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
Schooner and Dredge In Collision.

The three masted schooner j.
Henry Edmunds of Cartaret, N. j.,
loaded with wood pulp for the Della
ware Pulp Works, collided with the
New York Dredging Company's
dredge in the creek at Fifth street
this morning. The dredge was not
damaged, but the schooner had her
railing knocked off.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
Not A WllminptOniau.

A dispatch from New Orleans this
morning says that Louis H. Hast
ings of Wilmington, was found dead
in bed there yesterday. Hr. Hast
ings went to New Orleans some
months ago from Reaches yard in
Chester to superintend the recon-
struction OF the immense Govern
ment dock there. The cause Of his
death is unknown.
Upon diligent inquiry throughout
the city it was learned that Mr..
Hastings was not Wilmingtonian.
No one seemed to know him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
To Put In an Elevator.

Building Inspector Cassidy this
morning issued permit tor the
erection OF an elevator shaft al d
stairway at the plant of the Jose. h
Bancroft g. Sons Company, the ill.,
provement to cost $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11

A dispatch from Chestertown says that.
The beautiful 81, 800 fountain In the Inn
proved square a. Chestertown has result.
cd in novel but interesting contest.
There is some rivalry Us to who shall have
the honor of unwilling the fount ain, which
will take place August /.
The fountain was purchased from the
directors Of the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-11
A Good Wheat Yield

Register Crossau thrashed his wheat
crop yesterday md obtained sos bushels
of 10 acres, or about a7 bushels off each
ucre. -,
Robert L Armstrong. also of Christiana
Hundred. got bSs bushels Of VIII eat off 20
acpes OF land. VI this quantity l15 bushsls
were Of white wheat which were raised on
two acres Of ground