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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-07

eKAGrT RIVER ROTTE~-ssssners skag-
81 Queen AMI Irene.
Leaves ssatfir-,raessaF. Sept :. AZ o.
m Thursday. SEPT :. ~ ~ .. ~ rstsr-
4ay sept q a. IL A. m leaves NJ. YER
Sunday. s<pt 2. ~ 70 teanes.
day sept & a. II noon. FFldfy. -epf. ~
1 p m ealing AZ F1uonds sssr~oe-f.
FTr. skaxit C1ty. Mount yernon. Avon asd
SeSr0- W9ollsy
Fov passenger auf fright ratss Apply ~
civ Ts~k Teisphane Main q. W. v. Oh
bssor. General Msnaser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-07
CHANGE OF DOCK

cleaners NuItrosnah ard CITY ~ Aber-
dreu now land ~ White sfsr dcsk. foot OF
aur.nx sfyeet Time. same ~ before.
Phone Main So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-07
SEATTLE q EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO on Tile GREYHoUNp.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDAONpS
ROVTE.
Tins Card-reaves Seattle q. m. IA n
snc D m. Leaves Everett s:I5 n m.
Three round trips daily. except Sunday
Connections-At Seattle With the {csmer
Flyer for Tscoms Al Everett WITH ne
steamer Mlksdo for Snohomish, and with
the Everett y Monte Crisfo Railway zoe
Monte Cristo ard way stations
CoTman dock, Seattle; Merchsnrs dor1
Everett Telephone, ssstiIe. Rel nl'
Everett e. r. n. SCOTT. Msnsser
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-07

TIE rAvOrlTE e. q MAIL STEAMER
STATE OF WASHINGTON
Has now resumed her regular run be-
tween Seattle Ewsrstt Anscortes, Fsif-
sav a. IL o. m from yesSsr wharf
Thls pa fatal and popular sttAmer -
fusf from the hands ~ sh;rwyfsnt. rrs-
chlniss and decorator and 80 spiendid con-
d,ston sor the SEASONS business
Elegant staferooms and raistrs tbs
tss, THE travelling public caa row -
assured Of rapid TRANSIT and quick Is
rs.frh ~ freight the State nssu4 only
dsflY boat os, seattle Wb4fcor1 route.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
rhnr. Man sfr Yesie9 Wharf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-07
HOOD CANAL. ROUTE.

Steamer Pilgrim .2ava@ GaIhrsish's snca
for Port Gamble and Hood canal Tuesday
Thursday ard Saturday. q IN. FARE.
GM CIiJAx. MADISON. Wastes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-07
sEATTLE.PoRT aAMBLE-TowSsEN
ROUTE.
STEAMER PROSPER

Leaves city Dock dairy o. Tp ~. es-
esyt Sunday. Zoe Pert Madison. kinswon.
Port Gamble. rorf Ladiov snd Port
Tcwrssnd. Returning rsachs. Seattle 81
a ~ daily. sunday leaves fer Port
TOWNSEND direct Of A. m refvr-tnx.
leaves PORE Towrsers fo- s~ss'i~ direct
~ 2 m Telephone. Main s.. Lilly. b.
sarGus n Co agsnfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-07
FOR ASAcoRTEs. FAIRHAvES. NEW
WuATCOM AND VANCOUVER. ID. c.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
Mcwi.iams. Master.

Leaves Ycs,er wharf every Monday.
Wednesday ana FRIDAY Al u 30 .. m
Leaves Vancouver TUESDAY snf Thurs
day az 10 D IN for Seattle direct. arriving
10 A. IA. follow ing day.
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 ,. N. for
Wnatcom Falrhaver. Anscories and se-
attic, arriving Seattle .. m, sunday
Connects At Arscortes with y ~. Ry
and al Vancouver with steamers for Ma
nairno ana New Westminster ard with g.
A. ". trains for MI points East
For freight or passage. Apply AZ Ysssr
wharf or At office q Vancouver Line, NJ
tusi iite building. Tel. Brown Ni.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

CnEnNsB0Ro, Nh, Jan, is. --Dr. Grimm
w. Goidbofongh Il seriously III a. h 4
physiclan In Caroline county. He Is at
tended by his partner, DR., Fred Malone
and his brothcr-in-law, d.. Alexander
Harloastle Of Denton. DR. Goldsbur0ugh
renresen cd Caroline In tho General As
sembly u, Delegate in 1850, 1859 and 1873,
and as Senator In 1885 aud 1883. He wac
eighty years old. He was educaied Ia
Montgomery county lat the Rockville
Academy. He graduated In medicine a the
University Of Maryland In 1888, aud after
practicing In St. Louis, No., and Seaford,
Del, took up his residence here In la43 He
was piominent in the building and pro-
jecting OF railroads on no Peninsula, md
was once reasurer Of The Maryland and
Delaware Railroad
Ey his first wife DR.. Goldsboroughfhas
two children, W. Ewell Goldsborough,
and Mrs. William MUsssy. wife OF an Of
ilclal in the treasury at Baltimore.
Their mother was Anna. the daughter OF
the Rev. John Reynolds, Of .otoke-New-
Ing on. London. England. The present
Ms. GoldsbUrough WIS daughter of WI m.
N. Hardcastle,. of "Ca,tle Hail. Caroline
county.
DR.. Co dsborough hos several grandchil-
dron. Elwell GaldsbJrough married Miss
LAIRD, of Cumb tdgc, and one OF his SONS
Capt. Laird Goidsborough of the Seventy
first New York Volunteers led his brigade
III tho charge Mt San Juan Hill.
Captain GoldsbOrough Is q lawyer In
Now York. WiDder his brother Is now q
law student At the. University OF Maryland
aud another brother Elwel Is professor Of
electrical engineering III al Indiana Col'
lege.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

An unknown man was drowned in the
ChristianR on Saturday night Several
persons tried to save him, but tho amount
OF ice ia the river and tho swiftness Of the
tide prevented then asslstanc, bslhg Of
any avail. Jesse Sharp. OF Ninth and
Madison streets was delivering groceries
on the tug Amanda Powell when hs head
mans cries In the water.
He gave Tho alarm and Brldgetendar
Greene and three other mon responded.
Green called out "whero are You" and the
man replied "Here am " by that time
one Of the men had jumped to tho bow Of
the Laura B. and throw II ropo. The end
fell among lot OF floating leo as the man
was carried by. Another man tried to
save the poor fellow with the b idge hook
but failed in his effort
A blue cap similar to that usually worn
by a sailor wos picked up near the tug
Powell. IL was first thought that tho
man WAS sailor on the steamer PetrlaA
MIA but such was not tho case up to tho
tlmeeof going to press this afternoon the
body::had nor been found and no ono had
reported to the police that amy one was
missing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16
SOCIAL JOTIINGS
AND PERSONALS
A Meiange Of lnterestlny Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whaling tonians
and their Many Friends.
TENTH ANNIVERSARY.


The tonth anniversary of tho New Con-
fury Club was celebrated on Saturday and
number Of friends of the club from DIFF
feront cities attended anG took part In tho
ENTERTAINMENT and helped to make the
day one long to be remembered IN social
circles. An elaborate brsakfa,t was served
by Caterer Walton after which toasts were
responded to as follows Genius and
Character" Mrs. Charles s. Rowland,
president OF the club: The Gift of HumUr
Mrs Grice. Of Riverton, N. j.; patriotism
in Time OF Peace" Mira Benjamin Nields;
Club Fellowship Mrs. Charles Lukens,
OF Germantown, In the absence Of Mrs.
Darlington, Of West Chester; 1.-THE Wheel
Of Time" Miss Green Of Kenneth Square
The afternoon celebration was held In
the auditorium where pleasing program
WAS rendered. after which the ten OK. presi.
dents Of the club made Addresses a. ten
candies were lighted around the birthday
cake which was layer cake weighing
about forty pounds. The cake was then
served with Lemonade to those present
Tho picture preseni ed was beautiful
print to the Wilmington Institute FIR. o
Library and reproduction OF Raphael's
painting. "The School Of Athens" to the
club. The celebration was entirely sue
cessful and highly enjoyable. Among the
decorations was handsome ten spoke
pilot wheel filed in butweon the spokes
with tnenames OF those who would respond
to toasts and their subjects The wheel
had been kindly loaned by tho Pussy aud
Jones Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16
/ THINGS GET
Ting WARM.
Much Speculation About
Whether the Republic
cans Will Go Into
Caucus.

Things are getting warm In Dover, Tn
all absorbing topic is now who will b.
tho Senator to succeed the Honorable
George Gray In the United States Senate
The Addicks men claim s8 votes sure anl
claim that they can secure the other two
votes necessary to elect Mr.. Addicks, Tn
regulars Of which there are thirteen
will vote for duP Point and Higgins.
The dupont adherents are In tho pre-
ponderance In the Regulars ranks, while
Anthony Hisgins will be their second
choice. The wire pullers arc on hand and
and are doing what missionary work they
can for their favorite, or the man they
hope to get future political favors from In
case OF his electi IN to the Senate.
1t Is battle royal and will he fought tc
finish. Jonathan s. Willis Is looked
upon US dark horse who would be az
ceptable II tho fight gets so hot that nelth.
or Addicks, dupont or Higgins can make
1t.
Tho Democrats are split on whom they
VIII support for U. s. Senator. Senator
Ex-Congrossman Handy will receive more
than SIX vo' os In the caucus The fight
will be between the free silver and gold
Democrats for supremacy, with the hGps
amongst Handy's friends that he will win
in the Dem ocratiO caucus.
The Philadelphia Times published what
purported to BIZ a telegram from Wash.
ington this morning claiming that Sen.
ator Gray will succeed himself.
Under existing conditions the re.eIec.
ton Of Senator Gray Is rendered possible
because he has some Republican friends
who would rather vote for him than that
the Legislature should adjourn without
eleotlng his successor. Moreover his 70 :.
election Ia rendered most likely because
President Mckinley wants him re-elected
ana the inflence of the administration is
being exerted to that end
The above Is q lie out OF the whole
cloth. The President never did or never
VIII ask for Gray's reelection in place Of q
Republican from Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16
Golfers Weekly.

The doubls-pago picture in Golfers
Weekly for January IA, which was drawn
by Gilbert Gnul. after photographs, is call.
cd "lbe Occupation of Cuba" The cruiser
Brooklyn Ia saluting tho American colors
rai,cd over Havana forts and public
buildings at twelve noon. January !, 1899
In line with the above are other illnstra-
tons bearing upon the evacuation of Cuba
including II glimpse Of Moro Castle,
Havana, at the departure of the first
American military visitors since the war
began. Accompanying tho pictures Is
special correspondence treating Of Christ
mas in Cuba.
Richard La Gallienne has nm essay en-.
titled "Of Real Values-Also tho Import
ance of tho Emotions, and incidentally nf
Lo Gnllienne and Men of business" The
fiction o. the week Is by Geraldine Bonner
aud is called "For Bet err for Worse" with
an Illustration by Clyde 0. DeLand.
There is apage of pictures Of Cormon's
series AS wall paintings in the Museum of
tho Jnrdn DIES Plantot, Paris, with text
treating Of the subject by George Wharf,
on Edwards.
An interesting letter from special
correspondent on the Oregon. q front.page
picture showing Puerto Rican market.
place scene. the Opera season in Now York
tho Drama, the Inter collegiate Chess
Tournament. and Manila doings are other
features of the currenti ISSUE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16
To Ratify an Agreement.

The stockholders Of tho Queen, Ammo and
Kent Railroad. the Dolnwere and Chesa-
peake Railway. and tho Cambridge and
SeafUrd Railroad will meet at Cen reville,
Md. Easton, Md, and Cambridge, Md.
respectively. hoxt Thursday and formally
ratify an agreement whereby these lines.
which are subsidiary to thu present Deln-
ware Division of the Philadelphia. Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad. will,
with the Delaware Railroad, BIO merged
into n new corporation called the Della.
ware Railroad Company. The stockhold-
crs Of tho old Delaware Railroad met Fri.
day at Doyor and tuck nc lon to tho
same effect.
1t is believed that II. + Kennoy, who
recently resigned as general superintend.
ent Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, will be elected to tho
presidency OF the new company. he sue
ceeding K II. Warner, Of Wilmington,
who is president of The present Delaware
Railroad. Tho old directors OF the latter
road will be elected to the directorate of
the new concern, with the addition of H.
y. Kenney and w. A. Patton, Mr. Patton
IL assistant to President Thomson, OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The date of tho
formal organization of the new company
has not yet been fixed. but 1t will ba form.
ed soon after the necessary legal papers
are filed with the s 'cretariss OF Statsof
Delaware aud Maryland. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16
BILL JONES AT
De BANQUET.
Bill Jones Attends the Ban.
quet of the Board OF
Trade Given to Sem
at0r Geo. Gray.
BIZ Jones writes as follows.


IL received an Invite to 10 banqnst Of ID
Bord Of Trad givn In honlr Of SlnitIr Gray
Saturday eve at de Klayton Huse. IL was
bang up affair. Dey was laips, congress-.
men, merchant, buslnes men, professional
mon, jedges. ex.congrismon and lots Of
wood be's on han. Dey 2 APPLICANTS fur U.
8. District tAttorneys was ders. Icy both
made speeches Mike had on banquet
dress and hold his end up. H0rice was der
also and gat In his wurk and muvd to giv
John NJ. Rutgers a vote Ut tanks for d
Rlor's poasun. He certainly desaryei ".
Grace Oskestra furnished insplrin mu ,ic
an KEEP do party In spirit. Handi sed no
was nit mooch, but he mad the effort of his
III. Henevr said u word about fro silvir.
He Is not much OF an PENSIONS, whatevr
dat Is.
Ho created lsf at his marks booth Mix
Burn and de tOost mister. Concludin his
wntr In do Deliwiro no also want 1t for do
kristiana. wilmington he'll great naturl
vnntages dat de outsid worl new nuthin Of.
do MOST lughlbl speech was mad by
Hoon Joe q. S. Blackburn OF Kentuu.
Peels OF laftr greted his marks He seemd
to be kind Arid Of Kongresmin Hhndi.
Elk. Jedge Armstrong spomdid to toost Of
International tretise and did VOL.
Ex-kongesmin Willis cz a preechr an .
PohVooo"uh' iAo pou ~ heu ITO use Iof
man.who grudged II solgcr Or hiz widlz an
orphans a peensun, VINO fit and dyed in do
war;, 1t was bully speech an showd d.
man In him.
Do etiblus wer up to date an q most joyis
bio time was spent De Deni ure dun jus.
It's TO dc casin an Civ Presidint Mackinii
grot praze. De noospapir booys luked
hapy us do ct an rote hoop haplr dan at do
rocco men banqvit OH Thirsday. Dis ca
sin was flow Of wit, eluquoncs an re-
priceatur men Ut Wilmingtin., Sunday
mourn winused do endin OF do casin.
BILL JONES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

Charles Walton. : /, busy hauling
lumlcr from Nos rae IL.
j. Frank Willis. of ~ sArls, Is busy tear
ing down and hauling the betting ring 10
No. track.
Arthur u. Who're, 10 expected home
from Wheeling - Va on saturday.
John N.Warren IL busy hauling manure
with three teams on the Whorley farm.
Edward Quicksal is going to build q
large granary. John N. Warren has con-
trnctea to erect the building.
There was a pigeon shooting at John
Denver's on tho 18th.
George Sheldon, Jr., will move from the
McNeal farm to the Walker farm near
Cowhntown.
John N. Warren. tho natural auotionaer
purchased from Evan Pyle Of Ksolin. Pa
recorded male pig by the name Of Happy
Medium, the best breed OF white pigs in
the state OF Pennsylvania.
0Mr Smith has also purchased LochInvar
ono OF tho finest two year old stations in
America. MIR. Warren also slaugh cred
u Chester white pig u few days ago that
weighed 40 pounds Tho pig was III days
old and was the smallest Of tho litter that
WIS awarded first prize at Elkton fair,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

Hon. JoAathan s wiihsp resched vssy
impressive asrmon in ST. Psuls NJ. Il
Church on scnday morGing, from the 9th
verso OF the Slh chapter Of Paui's Eplstle
to the Romans: "Ho that hath not the
spirit Of Christ, IL none Of mine" In his
prefaratofy remarks no alluded to the birth
Of Christ. two thousand years ago. and the
influence that his Preaching had upon the
people,, His doctrines Of justice and hui
mnnity contrasted strangely with those
which governed the great mass Of men,
whose love Of self. property and influence
led to tho loss Of their soul. Wealth aud
poverty existed side by side, and yet II the
spirit OF Christ prevailed, there would DO
no suffering on the part Of any one for
bread. Cupidty was the curse Of our
race, as 1t was nne Of the predomi7 ant
feelings In mems nature. The devil sou hit
through 1t to influence Christ when he
tasted forty days in the wilderness, but he
failed in his purpose. Tho love of money
and great riches was the curse OF the world.
1t led to the destruction of Romo, and II
our'country should ever be destroyed, 1t
will DO owing to The cupidity Of the peo-
pie. He condemned In the strong cst terms
oppres sion and Injustice. He loathod them
from tho bottom Of his soul. He hated
them wherever they existed Some poopls
act MS though they would grasp the whole
world and secure a corner on heaven.
Some build churches and exclude all from
them except their own set. He was In
favor Of giving all mon an equal chance
to live and acquire property. Dives with
all his wealth went to hell. while Lazarus
was given pluce In Abrahams bosom.
Christ conquered by love and all should
leern to do the same. "He who has not
the spirit of Christ is none of his"
He condemned In strong terms tho men
who asperse the good name of rival In
order to secure their own elevation or that
OF favorite to place Of honor or profit,
and dwslt ut some length Oh the feeling
Of revenge which is too frequently mani
tested. quoting an appropriate description
from one Of Shakespeare's plays. He lik.
ened Christianity to tho Gulf Stream, car
rying warmth and blessings to The people
of every lnnd IL touches. A man without
hope is in pitiable state. He quoted
from Cowper to Illustrate his condition.
He believed In the doctrines Of Christ, as
they gave hope to all of blessed inmor-
tality and enabled tho dying to exclaim:
"All is well.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

11i3 our ed;tnr;aI Fr;dav c;ve.
- Y X me Situation. Tke true
3 81 Rehuhl;c anism Il s,,hm;ssion
m Wit 81 Tin ma iority T7' "
n III rot iudre arv man until
Z n 4 ada 4 record Rut HE forr
n ~ 1nbers N the General Assembly.
n n ~, fnnr Years a@o said uAddicks
- rohodv. !" and voted for Addicks
Il 4 "a rnbodv else for Ir 8 Senator
ss1a;S7.tsd +Re card;r,, nr;pcinle 81
fiSIs i,sr,hi;car nartv
~ fhe same test those who in
I'M & I s Il atnre sdbared " H;rr;rs
"A mar t;rst choice Until thew Saw
81 z ,,:sh Z cc,,rsa would 'dafa,+ ~ e1ec,
n Ss;s,s $3.50, ~ II, ~. -, pa,,,h
4 ,,s IN "a st;nm +hs;. Ial,ots for
fnrp,,,t
Tbe same situation confr,n+s us
ts,5.v w;th it'll uar;.t;on If one
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II N Az nonnlar viii and ;nteSest
s 80 ~ II; ~ af ~. hodw nni;t;. ;s
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4 1T ,,,+;"n4 = 80. ,,asnant Nal
aware ~;ll vet he trme to her +rad;
Z. t;on II honor and em;nencs Nv send
;na har frst md fnr.no,t men to
,a ~ har ~ +ha are,test Oar.
,;I,s,.a.u ~, ~ ssrth
d. .t;as' IL aan1a n,,,,s ,o;s
+.Les Ru+ in fhe evolution and
y ,.a,saI,,+;on &c al, ,n,naana +h;nms
,n;stanss ,re overr,,iad o,d IN
tr;hnte 70 ,l+;m ate narfer+;on ,Th;s
= ;nfa,,;h,u tr,,a -, t t ;nd;v;dn,1
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

VIM e. Tallsy died on Saturday, at tho
residence Of his sonin law, john Moore,
No. 9lo Br0ome street, after short ilncss
In his " h year. He was born In Brandy
wine Hundred and Is the last Of u large
family of brothers and sisters He learned
the whcclwright business In early life aud
Cor over 40 yeas carried on the business
in what WIS then ku own rs Brnndywine
Village. His wife died 20 years ago and
soon afterwards he gave up business and
lived retired life. He leaves two sons
And Two daughters HIS remains will be
Inferred In RiyervIew cemetery On We'd
nesday afternoon at . o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16


John G. Hazard has been visiting NIL.
ton
Mrs. George Tumlin has been visiting In
SeafUrd.
Mrs. Rachael Parade, Of near Middle
town. is visiting here.
A dinner will DO given by Mrs E. Tat
nall at her home on Tuesday.
Jonas Hamburger, Of Baltimore, is visit.
ing this city.
Frank Perkins, of Wheeling West Va,
Is visiting his mother in this city.
Marshall Darrach will give Shake
on January25.
Mrs. Thomas H. Draper, of Greensboro,
Md, is visiting friends in this city.
Miss NJ. c. jackson, who has been sui.
fering with the grip is about recovered
Nancy g. Co." will DO presented at an
early date by the Wilmington Dramatic
Club.
The second assembly dance will be given
in tho New Century Club on Friday hight.
Mrs. Holstein Harvey and Miss Josephine
are preparing for visit to Port Rico.
Miss Susie Wigslesworth, of Christiana,
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Colnegys, OF
this cicy.
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter and her son
Willard who has been seriously i'll, will
start on visit to the South the present
week.
Mrs. George w. Sparks, Of this city, who
has been quito Ill in New York, Is much
be,t, r and will return to her home In
fow days.
MRS. Lewis c. Vandegrift had Miss
Hortense C0urlander, the Shakespsarian
scholar, as her guest at the New Century
Club dinner Saturday.
Theodore Townsend, of Milford, Ia in
Wilmington to- day.
Samuel l.. Enstburn, Of Mil Creek hun
drcd, visited this city this morning.
Mrs. Hnihes of the Ferris Reform School
visited his city to-day. and although suf-
ferine from u slight cold, Is pleased that
her household consisting Of some 6S men,
bers has been vouchsafed 50 great meas.
ure Of good health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

Ekton. Md, jan. 15-There IL an army
FINANCE in Tho Elkton company OF tho
Maryland eVolupteers. Miss Laura b.
Heath is IN attractive young woman of
this city, and Private Richard H. Schaffer
ID one Of its valiant soldiers. The two
were friends hers-very close frionds-and
pany Al Augusta, Ga. has torn more than
one heart OF ElktOn's fair daugats
Ms, Heath Is as pretty and spry as she
is faithful, and while the Other young wo
men wr,to great long love letters and
heavod long signs, Mis- Heath boarded a
train and on last Tuesday was married In
Augusta to Private Shaffer. with Lieuten,
ant George Tokina as bust man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16

1t was reported this morning that Mar
tin Bnzine of No. 1902 West Second street,
WHO fell from the steamer Kcrshaw nrd
had his skull fractured at the Harlan 6,
Hollingswor,h company, was dead.
1t was ascertained at the Homeopathic
hospital that Buzine although yeey low
was still alive and tho report Is incorrect t,
1T was also said that n Grape was on tn Q
door and this also proved to be incorrect.
Bnzlne Is hurt inwardly and there Is lit
tic hope Of his recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-16
0,lvet Church Music,

The musical service as given at Ol.yet
Church last evening wits enjoyed by a
large and attentive congregation. Ths
singing by the choir was very tine and
throughout The service illustrative themes
was introduced by the minister maklnr
the whole IL delightful and worshipful ser.
vice. The second of the series will DO
given next Sunhny