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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
OXFORD.

Oxford, Sept 2-Rev. H. H. Brown
will speak in Charlton Sunday.
H. S. Brady has returned from trip
to New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Robinson are
visiting friends in North Grafton.
Charles Larned of Boston is the guest
of relatives in town.
Mrs j. S. Cooley of Worcester and
her daughters, Miss Mabelle and Miss
Katharine, are the guests of B. w,
Morse and family.
Miss Frances Smith has returned
from visit to Addison, CT.
Most of the stores will be closed La
Dor day.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
AUGUST POLICE RECORD

Ninety-ive persons were arrested in
August by the Clinton police. Three
were women. Most of the arrests were
for drunkenness. Thirty-five persons
arrested have their homes in town:
others hailed from other places, as fol-
lows: Boylston, 49, Fitohburg.. 9; Leon
mister, s; Lancaster, 4; Hudson, a. Wor-
cester and Boston, 2 EACH Lowell, Ber-
lin, North Adams, Northboro, Cam
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
JEFFERSON.

Jefferson, Sept 2.-The base ball
game between the Jefferson Juniors and
the Rutlands, which was to be played
today, was postponed.
Many veterans of Theron r. Hall
Post n attended the G. A. r. excursion
to Philadelphia today.
Joseph Guyotte, one Of the oldest citi-
zens Of this town. died at his home on
Main street, yesterday afternoon, aged
10 years.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
UPTON.

Upton, Sept. 1.-The West Upton Gun
Club has arranged a very attractive
program for its annual Labor day tour
nament, at the Maple avenue range
form Of match races between local tran
shooters.
Misses Brenda and Maude Emory re-
turned to their home in Bath, Me, Fri
day.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
Totals.
WEBSTER.

Earned runs, Milford Q; two-base hits,
Dyer Goodwin, Woodwork; stolen base,
Tighe; double plays, Butman to Dyer,
O'Reilly to Goodwin; first base on balls
Putnam, Sholta, Merritt; hit by a pitched
ball Tlghe; struck out, Moore, Perkins 2,
Butman, Woodwork; passed ball, Good
win: Time, l hour 8 minutes. Umpire.
Miah Murray.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
PROCEEDS OF THE GAME.

The estimated net returns from the
ball game in Clinton between the bar
bers and the plumbers, are SIS. The
returns were not all in this afternoon.
More than 500 tickets were sold at 10
cents each.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

Last excursion Of the season; CRYSTAL
Lake Park, Gardner, Mass Round-trln
ticket, including admission to races.
$1.00.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03
N

Southbridge, and they are for blood.
There will be all kinds of money change
bands on the two results. The local
fans predict two victories for Web
ster.
The score of today's game is:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

IF YOU WAKE In the morning with a
bitter taste In the mouth, coated tongue
perhaps headache, your liver is torpid
You need Carriers Little Liver Pills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

bridge, Sterling, Charleston, Aver,
Manchester, N. H, Lawrence and Wa
tertown, each.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-03

Good thingli XXI Telephone Tablet.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH OF E. r,
TIAYIlOR

Wilmington, june 8, 1917.
AT a special meeting N the board OF
managers Of uhd Artisans Savings
Bank, held this day, the following reso-
buttons were unanimously adopted:
The managers OF the Artisans Saw
mgs Bank have heard with unfeigned
sorrow Of THE death of Edward T. Tay-
lor. late the secretary and treasurer
OF this bank; and by this minute bear
their testimony 40 THE fidelity and i'm.
dustiy with whilch for over twonty-six
years ne discharged THE duties OF his
ofice
A man OF simple and unpretending
Character, HE was instinctiVe,y honest
as we'll as upright, just, amid faithiml
m an the relations OF Me. In his dsath
| this institution has lost a worthy SER
want. and this board a sincere FRIEND
Resolved That thls minute be erlter'
ed upon THE minute book az the board
and be rublislhed I'm the newspapers o.
the city and a copy sent to the mam'
Itrrs of his family.
CHARLES G.. MATCHETT.
Acting Secretary.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
TO SPRINKLE STREETS.
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED FROM
CITY RAILWAY REG AldDLNa
LAYING OF DUST.
COAIAIIlNl

AT last nights medJlng OF the Street
and Sewer Department. letter Was re-
celved from Willard Salisbury attcdl-
nty fer h5 Wilmington CITY Railway
Company, relative TO the sprinkIrg CT
streets.
The COmmur catiOn sta.ed jl2t the
company would be willing to sprinkle
Market street over I'm Brandywine pro-
vldlng the oty should pay for tine
water President simmons was i'm fa-
vor Of the Water Department. durr.E.hr
mig the water. but mo definite action
en- the communication was takenl
w. +. Smailey, Jr., was present, rep
Presenting delegation OF Rising SUN
citizens. who desired that the depart
ment should do something i'm the mat
Ter relative TO opening the streets
Through the Toy property I'm RISING
SUN. The board promised To- look hntS
the matter
The weekly paysToll of $7l9.43 was all
lowed and ordered paid. Ash Contrac
tor Stidham was notified that he mus
keep hits co.,ecting wagons covered.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
NAUSEOUS OR PLEASANT.

A REMEDY PLEASING TO THE PAIL
Ale OF MORE BENEFIT THAN A
NAUSEATrNG ONE
In former days medicine was valued
according 10 IT'S nauseousness. Even now
there are those who distrust pleasant
medicine. Yet our sense of taste Is a
guard and guide implanted Ia us to on
able us to avoid that which would do us
harm. What the taste approves benefits
the body. what 1t rejects would often
times. 90 taken. impair the health some
times destroy the life.
The very qualities which the taste APP
proves upbund and forthy the body
against the onslaughts OF disease.
This truth is wonderfully eNempuuel
IN the wider and wider recognition on
Duffy's Pure Malt WhisSey as possessing
the most wonderful medicinal ana stimu'
latlng power of amy agent that IS KNOW
TO the medical profession.
Dumys Pure Malt Whiskey IS as Marin
less AS milk as pleasant 10 the taste A'
nectar. and as powerful Up remedial an'
stimulating power as are all the agents o.
| The whole pharma copoeia. rms Bfra
nuth is gradually becoming knoWn lh
world over, and IL Is well for the nunAl
race that such rs the case.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
AN oIvfR1NGFoGIs AsgATwT.

An outrageous assault was commit
ted ON John Hamilton, coal dealer ncaT
Eleventh street bridge, yesterday after
noon. A man came ina and asked per-
mission to use h.3 telephone 1t was
granted The fellow called up Lob
dell's and began sending a tlrade Of
profanity over the Phone. Hami10u
told him 10 stop Upon refusal TO dc
SO am attempt TO remove him. dron
thla phone ended in q fight Hamilton
Lad HIS coat of amid his shirt sleeve.
rolled up. The fellow took adyantag,
Of this and bit him ON the naked arm
infacting a painful wound, which tht
victim fears may result seriously. II
the confusion which followed his assail
amt escaped. No arrest has been made
Mr. Hamilton knows him. but REFUSE.
to prosecute.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07

The attorney-general OF the United
States this morning instructed tins post
master OF This city to exclude from the
mails all newspapers containing the II
licit and unlawful advertisement OF the
Schiii1ng Dry Goods Company, OF which
company Peter j. Ford is the secretary
and treasurer and the chief ownor
Ford has had ample warming of what
was In store fer him, but in has bin,
and insane egotism me knows IL an
ami this lis what 10 has brought aim to
We opine that, before many more day.
have rolled over his head. me w.ll see TIN
error OF mis- ways. and. wIhlle he canno
now repair the wrong The mas done, h'
can at least repent at his leisure, an.
sim no more
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
NEXT MEETING IN MILFORD
SESSION OF THE DIOCESE OF DELLA
WARE At ST. JOHNS TO-DAY.

lNlFO RTlANT BUSINESS TRANSACT
ED BY THE DELEGATES THIS
MORNING, AND AN INTEREST,"
ING SERMON BY CHAPLAIN MUM
SON.
Tine 1l9th annua1 convention Cii THE
Diocese OF Delaware opened this noun
ing in st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Morning prayer was said Ly Rev. Or.
DuHamel and Rev. +. X. Smith. At
the conclusion Of the service the bishop
called the convention to order in the
parish house. The secretary read the
Lists of ali the GeTgymen entblad TO
seats. The bishop appointed 1.-THE fol-
lowing committee on unfinished bush
ness: Rev. E. X Miller c. L. Moore
and Mr. Brady Hd also appointed
Revs. Henry, Taylor and Willis
committee to examine the creden-
kials OF lay delegates. The committees
reported tine names of THOSE who had
been elected S. NJ Curtis was nOmi-
mated for secretary by Rev. Mr. Taylor
Rev. Mr. Henry was asked to cast a
ballot. which was dome.
The bishop declared Mr.. Curtis duly
elected. Rev. Jesse c. Taylor called
for thanks for THE rules If the ordel
OF THE last convention. whiCih the sec
retary read. Rev J. Il. McKim moveC
THAT qRiie No. 16 be amended to real
after shall be-" Mr.. McKlm's motion
was adopted. AT this pcint the Gspor
of THE archdeacon of Wilmington wal
read. At 1890 O'Clock a recess VIA.
/ A.. f,,l Ia
church. The sermon was preached b.
Chaplain MumsOn. of New Castle III
took for lhis text St. Mark iN, 33 and 81
In his sermon he pleaded for more &c
tive missionary work among the is
ands of Manila and for Giberality in ne
ceiving perscms from outside tn
chmrch.
Holy communion was celebrated
Bishop Coleman being the celebramt
After the service Bishop Coleman
again Called the convention to Orde
In the PARRISH house. THE report OF tIh
: standing committee was read BishO
Coleman appointed as a committee q
admission OF PARISHES, Revs. Spauldnl
Armstrong and Paynter. It was dt
cided to hold THE Next convention q
, MiMord.
Rev. Dir. Reed. of tine Diocese Of GeOi
y gia. was admitted as ain honOrar
member "A ueport OF THE m,ssi1mar
, land educational committee was hear
? William INlSe and George A. Ellie
r. were appointed ITO audit the treasurer
& report, which was made.
. Bishop CoTeman's address was pos
s r0nrd until this afternoon ON accoUH
q Of THE short TIME before recess.
4 invited THE delegates and ihar wivi
: to spend shis evening at Bish0pstea
Vt which Invitation was accepted.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
WORK on CONfMTssTONERs.

At yesterdays maating CT the Park
Commissioners the question Of extend
ing The CHy Railway Lime rWer THE
Bculevafi was discussed. and upon
motion OF Mr. Bancroft the matter was
referred to THE executives committee
with POWER TO act. The question OF
having music i'm the parks was refemed
back to the execu,ive cclmmiutee
Hyatts Band on twenty pieces can be
had for 1872 for each connert. The re-
port OF Tine treasurer SIN WED n tota.
expenditure since last repoit of $l,l67.-
97. and "a balance OF $l45i09. THE fl
.nance comniibtees report Showed a hal
auce OF s3.995.4S.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
MEETING OF MEDICAL MEN.
TO BE HELD IN EDEN HALL IN
THIS CITY NEXT TUESDAY.

TO BE HELD IN EDEN HALL IN
THIS CITY NEXT TUESDAY.
The li0th annraL meeting CT the
Medical Society ol Delaware win
he neld in this city on next Tuesday,
june Is. The business session win be
held i'm Eden Hail. and dinner will fol-
3 w at the Hotel Wilmington.
irhe delegates will DE welcomed by
DR. II. r. Spruance, who as chairman
a, tine committed ON arrangements.
Rev n. "A. McCurdy, ID. D., VIII open
uha meeting with prayer
1iile officers of the society arer Presi-
Gana, pr. b. L.. lewis; first yice-presi-
DENT. DIR. o. ID Robinson; second vice
president, DR.. w. III. Hancker; score
tary De. Frank Belleville; assistant
secretary, DR. John Palmer; treasurer
Da William c. Pierce.
line program, I'M fu[h Win be as fol
lows: Prayer. Rev. Dr n. a. McCurdy
Address cf welcome, il. n. Spruance, M
ID: transaction OF regular business
papers, "SeImm 1herapy," William c
Pierce, M. D.; "Bactericlogy as an All,
to THE Physician" Professor F. ID
Chester; Diabetes of tha Aged, 1T
Prognosds amid Treatment" Charles M
Ellis, NJ d.; This Laboratory as al
Aid i'm tine Diagnosis and Treatment O
Diseases OF THE Stomach AlbeI
Robin. NJ d.. Foreign Bodies i'm th
Ear, Nose and Throat" w. G. Winner
M d.; Some Interesting PathOlogica
lspsC.mens," Din Hancger; THE Sig
nflfcance az Uterine 1IemOrrhage Occur
linlg ait or Near the M5nopaulSe, DIR. W
HE Woods: "Ophaimia NeOnatOrum.
DN r. r. Tybout; "Faecal Impaction,
lswithfn Chandler, NJ. ID.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
FOUND THE BODY.
REMAINS OF THE MAN WHO COM
MITTED SUICIDE IN THE CHRIS
TEANA FOUND YESTERDAY

The bdy cf Tins man who commit
ted suicide on Sunday last Dy jumping
from Market street Ibrhse mao dhe
ChristAna was found floating i'm uhe
river yesterday afternoon naar lihhrd
street bridge by Michael Cannon and
another man.
1lhe exact identify OF the man is un-
knlown. and SEVERAL people who View
ed the remains were unable TO say who
Il Nas. In one pocket was found re-
ceipt by George Stanton to john Blair
sky for $40 paid for a back mare, on
MAY 30 This may lead TO the ldeniica-
ton OF the man. He was apparently
about 30 years Old wore new shoes, q
black vest anil trousers and lighi
lseersuclVer coat. He wore a HEAVY rec
mustache.
Last nIiglht Deputy Coroner Giles saw
Stanton and he said ihe remambere,
Blarsky On May 80 he sold him {
lhorse The purchaser said he intenhe,
b. take the animal TO West Grive on th.
following day When Blausky pur
lotasad the hoFse he gave Stanton pa.
lenvelcpe from w'hiclh to copy lhe name
Ion THE back OF 10 was written Tween
liy-n.nlh and Market streets RivWview
1911.
The clerk Qt the Office of the VIII
lmanqton City Railway Company ,as
nlpht said he d.d not think the com
lpany employed a man by that name.
Mn inquest wifi be hsIld ON Nrida
evening next by Coroner Vandeyer.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
VIOLIN THIEF.

James Wiley. colored, was arrested
by state Debective McVey and Ser
sears Ke-0ehar This morning on Z
Charge OF Stealing a viO.lnce,lo frcn
The pawn shop If Levy, at Seventh anC
Market streets. Tine theft occu-et
about a week ago. Whey snealoed b
and took THE instrument from a rea'
room without AIR LEWIS knowledge
In tan minutes after the theft was re
ported to the police stallion this morn
ing NcVev and Keleher arresteI
WMsy at No. Sl1 TatnaA street ans
ccc ReHed the viClincello.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
ACTION AGAINST BACON
Must Answer to Disbarment
Proceedings.
RULE IS RBTURNABLE TOMORROW

JURY TN TINE DONOVAN CASE HdIc-
TURNS a. VERDICT FOR THE DE
PENDANT AFTER BUT SHORT
DELIBERATIONS DECREE IN Dbl
VOROE CASE.
This morning the jury In the case Of
William Donovan vs.. the Harlan and
Honngsworth Company. was charged
and retired
After being out five minutes Tine
Jury returned a verdict I'm favor OF the
defendant
The case OF James Maasey's admini5-
traitor We. Mitchtil & Thomas, SGT for
trial next Monday, was announced seu-
tiled by Levi G. Bird for the plaintitl
and William S. Hflles for dhe defendA
lants
The court handed down decree an
nuiing the marriage of l4illle G. DfS'
COLI and Freeman r. DriscOlh
The Mt Cuba school commissioner
case, In which, Cornelius ]. Horulgar
/ Is the defendant, was Ccnu.inue1 until
! NoN ember
Argument on The demurrer In uls
lease cf James O'Neill VS.. THE city was
lc0ntnueh until September.
General leave TO amend was granta1
1n the case OF the Republican Prinbmf
and Publishing Company VS.. ex-Sherlf
Pelice Could and his sureties, and Thu
case was continued
On molten OF Walter II. Hayes al
Im,es, references, MOTIONS and matter
pending except motions for final judIg
ment. were continued.
Tomorrow morning Walter Bacon
a member on the bar, must appear ans
Show cause why he shall not be dis
barred For several years his dis
graceful actions on the strei,t hawe rem
ldered him liable to such a proceeding
bait not until to-day did THE bar talk
action against rim.
Levi G. Bird j. Harvey Wlhiiema
and WHlliam S. IIfnles. the bar censor.
lappelrod I'm court and asked for rul
ON Bacon to SHOW cause why HE shout
not be dlsbarred from practictng-
was granted anil made returnnb!e att
lc'clock Tomorrow morning.
10 is altoge,hew probable that tn
rule will be made absolute
Court will adjourn finally cr FIR
dav or Saturday.
Tho case OF John Gallagher vs.. +. BIZ
menihal & co. was reported settled
Evening journal., 1899-06-07

THAT the Union Republicans a1rasi
the Democrats no defeat uha Regular
Republicans. at Tho city election no
enc cam denny Tho election returns
make il manifest. But that such action
was the result ci amy agree
ment between the Democrats
and Union Republicans h5 in
m1 sense true. The action of ahe Union
Republicans was the natural
outcome OF a b.aer 1ao,lona'
fight which has Finally re-
suited In a complete severance OF all
relations. Under su,ll cond.tions q
was wholly unnecessary for the Demo
Gratis 30 think OF entering into d.al
Victory WAS ready made for them bu
Republican dissensaon.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
UNCLE SANS HOT BATHS.

THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
VIII eradicate from your system the
-ingerins effects CT grip and other ail-
ment- caused by the severe Winter, and
malaria, rheumatism. neuralgia. catarrh.
stomach. kidney. liver and nervous disor-
ders, paralysis, blood and skin diseases
and chronic ana functional arrangements
The mountain climate 81 Hot Snrines is
cool and delightful To Summer. 100 Hotels
open the year around
For Illustrated literature. containing all
Information address C.. II. Cooley. Man.
ager Business Mems League,Hot Springs
Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and par
ticulars a. the trip, address W A. Turk
General Passenger Agent. Southern Rail
way. Washington. ID. c.. or c. L. Hop
kins, District Passenger Agent. S2s Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07

TIE body CT FRANCIS Diamond. who
was drcwred on Monday last. will be
inferred tomorrow at Cathedral Gene
terry. Hish mass win be hri at ST.
Peters Pro-Cathedral. Sixth snd West
streets, in the morning at O'Clock.
James j., THE son. CT James +. F.an1gar,
who was drowned fl line Delaware on
SUNDAY I2st was brought mere "a
bulal in Cathedral Cemetery at neon
to-day
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
MASONIC oFTIcrRs -EIHcTED.

lalayc.te Ledge No. ia, "a. +. A. NJ,
last rlsAt cl1~td1 OFFICERS 'Aiter .hs
decdon a supper WAS bald az n les.au-
rant The cnccgs chosen We've: Wor-
gh1pful master, H. n. Winchester; senior
WarGcn, leocnsd Crawford; Junior
warden, Jlhu Nlalitgman; trcasCNr
William T. lyman; secretary Pucf5s-
scr Reynolds; trustees. IL. w Lows
Harry Gaeraiah, Harry Gmthrie. A
past masters jews' was presented ,'
Chcg,es FCl by Rev. +. b. Short.
musical program was rendered.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07

AIN hope of saving the steamship
Pants HAS been abandoned hg her own
ors The best Of engineering minds
hawe failed to devise a scheme whereby
THE magnlhcenh and unfortunate steam
ship can be released from THE hold
WIh.oh the rocks hAve upon her The
bulk of Tho loss win fam upon the own
ors. AIN insurance of s1,OOO,OO0 is al
ihat thcre Is en- This sS,00OOOO ship
and the crrcr OF Judgment whleh sent
tpe Paris en- the rceks is c-e cf ths
ccstlest IN Ire annals ~ NE sea.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
"a urrMArNIE ACT.

Acting upon information, Officer
James Tucker yesterday afternoon ne
moved a horse belonging ta josiah
liowden. cf Chiistan which had Keen
hiltched cn Shipley street, between
Third and Fourth streets, for over four
hours. The poor beast had stood IN
front Of The Sunday STAR office from
1890 o'clkrk a. nm. TO 2.30 o'clock p. no.
with tine hct sun beating down upon
/ 90 Officer Tucker renewed the animal
TO the Gibson House stables, whsre 1t
was cared for and later Claimed by ita
Clwlsn
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
rHElR wEDpING ANNIvERsARY.


Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hoffecker de-
liehtfuray celebrated the tenth anniver-
sary of their wedding ait their home,
No 600 Madison street, last might The
srnse was beamtifully DECORATED and am
orchestra diEcoursed fine music. Am
elaborate luncheon was served, and Mr..
and Mrs. EpOfiecker received numerous
tnp6scme gifts Many who attended
Ol.a wdliing were present last nlglht.
Among the guests Ut the evening
wffe: Mn and Mrs Aubrey NanheNeib
Canyon. Del; Mrs. George =. Hof-
f1.lrr MlddletOwn, Del; Mr. and Mrs.
ID. $. HoffeclUer Mr. and Mis- j. X. z.
Norris. Miss Carrie Hoifeoaer Miss
Sue Simpson. J. T. Hoffec0er, Miss
Eva Bmry, Mr. and Mrs. J. b Moore,
Miss Elizabeth Jcmas, Mn. and Mrs. II.
~. Gwilhrie. Mr. and Mrs. j.
IW. Robertson, MIR. and Mars.
Harry Dixoxn. Rev and Mrs.
w. l.. S. Murray Mr.. amid Mrs IL. w.
Pyle. Mr.. ami Mrs Nj. II. Cahoon. Mn
land Mrs. f. r. Slccomb, Mn and Mrs
lG S. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Mark DIG
Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Bell, Miss
Marry Cromdh. MIR. and Mrs. f. H. How
ard William Mortcn, Miss Marry MGR
row MIR. and Mus WIlJam Smalley
Miss Mobile Huntingdon, Jacob Vande'
liver. G. w Williams, Miss Liliie R!nl1er
Misses Mattie and Jennie ScCy, Mn. amt
Mrs a. S. Van Dyke, Miss May Unrulh
HENRI Lindsay. Miss Camaa Hance, MIR
Z and Mrs j. p Williams. Mr.. and Mrs
Z w. s. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n
Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Huffimg
) ton, Mr.. and Miro. Aaron Willis.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

GONAfAi4 Anvil i iNANA'N4NEAit AN'p 4 A-,''
Rev. w. r. MacFarland has returned
from a visit to Ceutrevire.
miss Bessie MINIS has been visiting i'm
Delawars City.
General Crant,ey p. Postles has re-
turned from Paris.
Mrs Jhn II. Grotecloss, ST., and
Mrs. john II. GrobeclOss, Jr., of Sufern.
M Y. who have been visiting Mrs. AL
vim Reed Morrison. have returned home.
Rev. j. r.. Dill left here yesterday on
a visit 10 relatives i'm Columbus. Ohio.
He was accompanied by hits daughter
Mrs Evons and h.er husband, DR.. b. d.
Evans. Of the New Jersey state HOS
pDtal who Is a delegate to the Medical
Convention at Columbus.
Charles Il. Lucas. eff Biahth and West
streets. is quite sick with an ahscess
I'M HE hsad Mrs. Lucas is also slick
WNl!am c. NdCleary, OF this city, and
Mrss Mamie Blb0me, Of Midd'stown
were married Monday nigAt The oere-
mcny took place at The home OF she
lhr.de's parents, Mr. and Mlra. Fredsricf
/ Blccme.
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Zimmerman ank
lscus. Reed and Harry Zimmerman. "a
! CmGha. Nob. hava arrived I'M VIII
mimeJn for a mcnth's visit with rela
ltives.
Miss Patton. c' Philadelphia. IFS v.s
ltrg Miss Magta Rowland.
Miss Ma1g Watson Green. of New
lport, As spending a month in Ba.timOr
lattendng THE exercises of the Woman
loolose ol which She rs a graduate
Miss Erdlsss. or Hagerstown, As Wis
Sing Miss Bessie Hanson, on Jacksoi
street.
J-lln H. Evans IS now able 10 SIT uT
i Er George II. Carmichael Is at Al
iantlo City fer several days.
rGni, Gahke has returned from
ten days visit 10 Newport News, Va.
Nj SIS Mnuy Ellen Johnson celebrate
hFr twgnty-iiist birthday ON Sunda
a-termocn. Shs received MANY hant
= some presents. crla Cf which was
handsome d.am0ad brooch from he
r mother, Mrs. Ellen Johnson.
p w. IL Lcclyer is recovering frcn
n am attack Of typhcid fewer.
q Benjamin Eye and Miss May APEX
e by spent Monday evening at WOOdsid
J. Park, near Philadelphia.
Misses Sue and Elizabeth Crwmbaug
= were in Philadelphia on Monday.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07

Coroner Vandever is stin in doubt
as to THE identity of THE drowned man
found yesterday afternoon in gihie Chris
tiana river at Third street bridge. Two
men purpouting to be Insurance agents
reocgnized the body as that of "a con-
tractor named Weber, and others say
he may he William lay
ton. of Taliytown, WIN dis
appeared from his home last week and
has not been seen since Friday.
Evening journal., 1899-06-07

Edward j. DS1n, or Monroe sheet,
between Third and Fourth stree, g. cr5-
ated a sensation last might by announc-
Ing THAT ne Ind talVsin mcrrhiule Alygr
hs had been brought to THE police sta
a ~ 10 was Lcund upon Investigation
with Cfficer Frank Kanas stomach
r.ll1 ,hat thare was NO truth On THE
story. Dean was released this morning.