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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

The Hey Bill Club has sent out the fol- lowing invitations: "Tne Hey Bill Club invite you to be with them in camp from August IT to August 3l at Hawkins Springs. Please reply. Chaperons: Mrs. Joseph Smith, Jr., Mrs E. F. Enslen, Mrs Hugh Morrow Invitation committed: w C. Phillips, F. w. Bowron and E. T. Wilcox
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Clifford and Miss Ethel Clifford left yesterday by way of Savannah for Asbury Park.
 Sam Putnam, a former Birmingham man, who has for the past seven years held government position in Washing ton, is in the city visiting friends.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
EMPEROR WILLIAM
Was Mistaken in Regard to Shipyasd
 Workmen

Berlin, August 1.-The Vorwaerts, the peror Williams arraisnment ot the work men at the Bremen shipyard for striking, whereas the fact is that they are locked out, complains that the Kaiser was i'm perfectly informed of the conditions O. the case by advisers.
 It then points out other instances where Emperor William has made speeches in which he has publicly made charges of one sort or another simply because his information was incorrect.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Y TacArthur's Casualty List

Washington, August 5.-General MacAr- thurs latest casualty list is as follows:
 Manila, August I. "Killed-July 26-Thirtieth Infantry, FL lis O. Kindred, Charles K. Kriger July 17-Fortieth Infantry Sergeant Ira N. Stanley.
 Wounded-Sergeant Harry Emmeret chest, slight
 April 25-Twenty-t Infantry, Ser Seant Gottlieb, D. Schweing head, slight; Frank J. Knofenka, head, slight. June 30-Twenty-s Infantry, Otto M ITtz elbow, slight
 July 21--Twelfth Infantry, Corporal Thomas Smith, leg, slight; Derrick B. Con- lin, hand, slight; Arthur Sailer. leg, slight March 26-Forty- third Infantry, Charles E. Mesick, hand, slight
 (Signed) MACARTHUR"
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
ANNUAL BARBECUE
Given by Camp Hardee at East Lax;
 Saturday

Camp Hardee, United Confederate Vet erans, had it's annual barbecue at East Lake Saturday.
 The committee in charge, consisting of Commander S. l.. Robertson. General Fred s. Ferguson and J. l.. Darby, made every preparation for feeding and entertaining a large crowd, and when the veterans as- sembled they found everything in readiness for a good time.
 Speeches were made by General Fred s. Ferguson, D. w. Jones and Judge N. B.
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vorable for its early plotting out. and it is confidently expected that the town will have a clean bill of health so far as sore throats and diphtheria are concerned be- fore another week passes. In fact the doc tors say the danger point has already been passed so far as it's doing very much fur. ther damage. Not only so. but that it has caused a great deal of precaution to be taken in the way of clearing up the town, and putting it in better sanitary condition than it has been in some time.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Anarc,iisf Arrasted

Paris, Aug. 5.-The French police at Ab- bevile Augustus Vallette, a dangerous anarchist who is supposed to have been the instigator of Salson's attempt on the Shah of Persia. Valette left Paris immediately after the crime He and Salson will be con- fronted. The police tried to discharge Sal
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Kiua Alexander Welded

Belgrade, August 5-King Alexander to- day welded Madame Draga Maschin, the ceremony being performed with great pomp.
 In honor of the event the King granted an amnesty together with numerous po- litical pardons, including the former Pre- mier. Tauschanovich.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Autauga Safe

Prattville August 5.-(Special.) )-There is no excitement over the coming election, as there is but one county ticket For the first time in years there has not been a public speech made during the campaign in Autauga County It is clear the people are united on the Democratic ticket, both State and county.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
New York and IsOston

Unusually low excursion rates via Cen. tral of Georgia Railway to Savannah and elegant steamers of the Ocean Steamship Company to New York and Boston. For descriptive advertising matter and further information, aply to
 SOLON JACOBS. Commercial Agent 2O15 First Avenue, Bir- mingham, Ala. 7-1S-tf
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
BADEN POWELL WOUNDED
In a Recent Engagement at Rustenburg
 -Boers Taka Prisoners

London, Aug. 6.-The Lourenzo Marques, correspondent of the Daily Express, wiring Saturday, says:
 ."Transvall advices declare that General Baden Powell was wounded during recent engagement at Rustenburg, when the Boers according to their account, took some prisoners and captured 324 wagons.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06

Wanted for the United States army, able bodied unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 35 Citizens of the United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English Rel cruits are specially desired for service In Philippines. For information apply to re- cruiting officer, No. ' North Twentieth street Birmingham, Ala sse
 7-4-3m- we'd -fri-mon. 4Eff
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Mrs. wirsIow's Soothing syrup

HAS been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILL DREN WHILE TEETHING. with PER. tECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAINs CURE WIND COLO. and Is the best rems -dy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists .u every part of the world Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.n and take no other kind Twenty five cents 8 bottle
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Course Not

From the Unsere Geseilschaft.
 Mistress-If I say anything to you 1t goes in at one ear and out at the other
 Maid-I can't help it that I have two ears.
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STATE EOSMaL COLLEGE.

A Training School for Teachers, Florence, Ala.
 TUITION FREE.-Board, $500 to s12.0O per month. Necessary expenses, 800 to $120 for nine months Manual Training Course offered. Graduates hold Life Certlncates entitling them to teach without fee or ex- animation. Graduates in demand and se- cure good positions. Fall term begins Wednesday, Septtmber 12, 1900 Write for Catalogue to M c. WILSON, President.
 S-1-1mo
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SUMMER RESORTS
ALABAMA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Seven kinds of water-cure Indigestion, Dysentery, Rheumatism, Constipation, Liver and Kidney troubles. Pure mountain air, healing waters, no mosquitoes, grand scenery, good table, polite service, good music, pool and billiard rooms. Apply to
 J. A. HANNA
 Owner and Manager Sulphur Springs, Ala.
 7-15-1m
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Not S riou, Enough

Meridian, Miss, August 5.-The State Board of Health has decided that the yellow fever situation was not serious enough for the establishment of a guar antine.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Teller on the Philippines

Denver, Col, August 5.-In an interview published here today United States Sena- tor Teller expressed the belief that the
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PORTRAITS Large Largest . and ,S. Oldes.

Twenty years in business. Crayon Watef Color, Pastel. Sepia-all kinds-from $l % up. Jobbers In frames. always in stock. Solar Prints and Art Material at a low price. Agents should write at once for big
 inducements. Enclose stamp for reply. Residence Store and Studio, Parker Sta- ton, Woodlawn. HELM PORTRAIT CO. P. o. Box 39. Birmingham. Ala. 2-17-Gm
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The lowest cut prics on ev- erything- Norton, IT.. Cutter.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06

Fine, pure tobacco and no flavor make Texie Cigar a magnificent smoke.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
BIRMINGHAM SEMINARY

Boarding and day school for girls and young women. Boarding pupils limited to forty.
 Year begins September 12, 1900. Full faculty of experienced specialists. Superior advantages in music, art, elocu- ton, physical culture, modern and ancient languages, and business school Diplomas in regular and elective courses, art, music and elocution.
 Send for latest catalogue.
 MISS LOULIE COMPTON, S-5-1m Principal
The sun., 1900-08-20

A NARROW ESCAPE.
Engine Struck the ace Man Held in
His Hand and Did Not Iniure Him.

One Of the T., w. x B.railroad train
men can well consider himself Il lucky
man as an escape which he had at
French Street station early last evening
was something ont of the ordinary. The
trninman was crossing the tracks with
Il lantern in one hand and Il cake of ice
in the other hand when a moving en-
gine struck and knocked the ice ont of
his hand without iniuring him i'll the
least. The accident happened Il few
minutes after o'clock. On starting
;lcruSs the tracks the trainman turned
around to louk 1T IL shifter which was
passing and hs he did so he held the
ice out some distance from him. 1t was
Just ut that moment that the ihladel-
phia and New York express which is
due lit the station 1T Gil o'clock came
in. Some part of the engine struck the
cake of ice knocking il i'll pieces on - :
trainman escaped unniured. There was
Il large number. of persons around the
station 1T the time and MI Of them
thought il Il most remal'kaba escape.
The tlainman was badly frightened
after it was all over and it was some
time before he could collect himself
sufficiently to continue across tie tracks.
The sun., 1900-08-20
NOULDBEL LEGISLATOR Connolly SPRINGS Sensation
Pastes up Unique Platform the Bill Boards Declaring
Against Wilmington City Railway Company and Wants
Water Rents Reduced-FOrd Men Will
Attempt TO Array Organized
Labor Against Him.
m Sc sat- 'onal feature was injected il

nm se sat 'onal feature was injected into
!. heated fight for the Democratic
legislative nomination in the Fifth dis.
tr ct Yesterday by the appearance ON the
bill b ards and dead walls of that section
the city of three-eheet posters contain
ng the platform on which Contractor
wi liam NJ. Connolly of No. 2l8 South
Jackson street, is conducting his cam
paign.
Mr.. Connolly was at one time an actor
ind evidently believes in the efficacy OF
how bills. The posters were put out
late S Saturday night but were ot noticed
until Yesterday morning when they cre-
tied great deal of talk and caused much
ineasiness to the friends of Contractor
John E. Healy, who is also candidate
for the legislative nomination in the
Fifth district.
The poster reads as follows:
'For Representative in the Fifth dis
rict, William M. Connolly.
.sPlatform.
"Opposed to the Wilmir gton City
RAILWAY Company controlling Tie city OF
Wilmington any longer. They have con-
rolled it long enough
Composed to all trusts and mon
lpolles. E. asf,
"In favor Of new city charter, one for
the people and by the people, but no
| ,uch charter as the Board OF Trade ls
lrafting. #
"Ab"lish all commissions and appoint
nef's
EJECT all fiice holders by the votes
II the. people,
Exempt AL pt perty owners from
egistratio,i I've AM allow everybody
sho ie register to ote at the nomina
ion. s38E4TFl.i j. = t,.~s =
.Redncc. the water rtI 30 per cent.
EJECT two men tu the United S.ates
| -enate v fn are 'rne Bryan Denueia 5,
| en- who will carry cut every princi 1le
The sun., 1900-08-20
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE MONDAY. AUGUSTA 20. 1900

the tIu p0nt Republicans will sacrifice
all the rest Of the ticket to save the
Governor, and the Union Republicans
refuse to sacrifice DR. Marshall.
From the confines Of Kent county
comes the report that the velyet-handed
George Y. Massey has announced Il
ticket which he would like slated
through 1T the Grand Opera House To-
morrow Under Massey influence this
slate has been mentioned:
For Observation-Disclosures l.. Clark of
St. Georges, Speaker Of the House of
Representatives, Regular Republican,.
For Congress (slort term)-Walter ..
Hoffec.ss. OF Smyrna, already nomi-
mated by the Union Republicans.
For CongresN full term)-Dr. Hiram
X. Burton of Lewes, Union Republican.
For Attorney General-Robert &.
Houston Of Georgetown, Regular Re
publican.
For State Treasurer-Martin Il. Bur
ris of AIiddetown, Regular Republican,
but already nominated by the Union Re
publicans.
For Lieutenant nt-Goyernor-John HUM
of Wyoming, Union Republican, already
nominated by the Union Republicans.
| For Insurance Commissioner-Clar
l
NJ. Menseh of Magnolia, Regular Re
publican.
For Auditor of Accaunts-Dr. John w.
Messick Of Georgetown, Union Repuli-
| can.
For Presidential E.ectors-Evan &.
Shortldge of Wilmington, Harry A.
Richardson Of Dover and Daniel }. Lay
| ton Of Georgetown.
One thing seems certain. the Anti Adj
dicks convention tomorrow will name il
Wilmington man for Governor He will
be Il du pontite. Several leaders despite
the fact thar Chairman Churchman says
no states have been made, assert that
tile candidate will b. man who is
especially 'obnoXious TO the Union Re
puhicanS.
a story is going the rounds which
gives the reasons of the tlu Pont people
for holding their convention i'll this city
1t is said that they We're afraid TO NEE
in Dover because there is II feeling
among Kent and Sussex Regulars t
endorse Il harmony ticket. Had th'
convention met in Dover full delegation
from the lower counties would have ut
t tended. it is claimed, and controlled tn
meeting for harmony. As the conver
tion meets in this city, New Castl
county may be drawn on TO fill delega
l tionS and keep the convention i'll line.
The sun., 1900-08-20

of the Kantas City p atfnrm.
"Rrduce lie pom mars tax by taxing
the trusts. corporation and monopolles
their fair share.
.tGive the mayor something TO do.
Make him earn his saarv.
Connolly has been conducting rather
sensational campaign. He started his
canvass months ago and from the start
developed such strength that his oppon-
ent Contractor Healy who is also MEM
ber of Council. went to Peter j. Ford and
declared that Connolly must be called
off. Ford undertook to do the calling
and according to- MIR. Cnnnellr sent IN,
him and requested an interview. Mr..
Ford it is said told him it was presum-
ptuous for him to run sfor my conven-
tion' and rediculous to think of setting
in stmv legislature" and demanded him
to withdraw from the fight against
Healey. Connolly refused and left Mr..
Ford's presence more determined then
ever to continue the fight.
Connolly believes lie is in possession
of campaign matter sufficiently conc u.
sive that Healey is owned and con.
trolled by Mr.. Ford There is report
out that Healey is being run i'll the in
terest of the Wilmil gton Cty Railway
Company.
Mayor Fahey smiled when he saw one
OF the posters not far ir,m his home and
noticed the ,paragraph'abnnt ii maya
being given slmething to do toearn hi,
salaiv and said he -iui.n-,d that plank.
Healp,'s TREND. ard H. f. ri men ~
the Fifth d strict spett pan I" tay
crticsing Ia. platI lin."i Vi. 4 adr ~,
whom .ntu.ou- f,c.n il-iv "a -t a am
fat actor aift q par -ir"M. 'r'n,, II
Ut is hti'g maze tn ARA, "ig al.ized
lab IT against him, rhr arltgatinn b ~
n,aderliat MD ls '"t ttir- uunn men
/. .rhe threat Ma made iArt night that Z \
would smash his platform all to r e -
The sun., 1900-08-20
union REPUBLICANS
DEMAND MARSHALL
Be ENDORSED
Du Pont Stubbornly Insists ON
Naming a Wilmington
Man Tomorrow.
NOT TO SACRIFICE MARSHALL
Problem For the Anti-Addicks Con-
vention Tomorrow is to Fight Ont
the Question of Naming the
Man Already in the Field
For Governor.
NOT TO SACRIFICE MARSHALL

.Anti-AddicSs Republicans have had
slating-making time during the last As
hours. Through all du Pont has man
aged to hold his henchmen in line and
the word w;lS passed along the line yes
terday that Il du Pont Republican would
be nominated for Governor by the Anti
AGdickS State convention Mt the Grand
Opera House tomorrow. If the din pont
men remain StubhOrniy welded to their
plan to refuse the endorsement of Dr.
George w. Marshall already named by
the Union Republicans it is certain that
the Union Republican convention on
Thursday will ratify the August
nomination without amy attention to the
Anti-Addicks ticket.
On Saturday Il report was current.
credited To Winfield ). Quigiey that the
Union Republicans had agreed to pull
lown Dr. George w. Marshall, the
| CiubeiUatolal candidate and substitute
| the du Pont man who is expected to he
named tomorrow. For some unknown
reason the report seemed to gain credit
and yesterday morning a meeting Of the
Eighth Ward Republican League was
held at which tine report was discussed.
After long discussion vote was taken
OH motion to protest against taking
down DR.. Marshall and substituting a
du pont Republican. 1t was decided
that the unanimous sense of the Union
| Republicans of the Eighth ward is that
DR.. Marshall be retained as Guber-
natorial candidate.
Last night President John Q. Nc
Caulley of the Eighth Ward League
said: 1.-The Union Republicans of New
Castle county demand that our candi-
date remain on the ticket. Union Re
publcans must have the first choice
and our choice is DIR. George w. Mar
shall. have heen attending Repnbli
can State conventions for seventeen
years and at all except the last one
have met DR.. Marshall. | have always
,ound him willing hnrmonizer, fair anC
Just to Ill. On the other hand some oi
The men who the Regular Republicans
want us to accept for Governor are too
: radical. We want Dr. Marshall
The Eighth Ward Republican League
Il il representative body of New Castle
county Union Republicans. The senti
npnt expressed by the League and by
It's president are found to exist amons
i'll Union Republicans in the county
The demand for the Governor is mad,
! in earnest by Union Republicans.
The decision of the Union Republicans
to have the Govelnorship is Il problem
with which to molrow's Anti-Addick
convention will have TO deal. Severn
)prominent Anti-.Altlicks leaders say tina
The sun., 1900-08-20
Paving Bids Opened.

Tie following bids were received by
the Street and sewer ip!rec,utr On >aIur-
day lor au2ul 10000 81 .are !, ards Of paw
ing brlchf. bu. no action was taken on
them; Joun NJ. o1lonon, Reading shale,
79 cents square 4arl; JOHN Jacoby,
Townsend ucK, Sl.l2, Porter block,
$l.07; Cattskill, Sl,0l; American Clay
Manufacturing Company, New Cum ter
land, W. Va, Porter book, Sl 05; block.
$l.0o; BRICK, Sl.05. |. L. Towesend
Brick and Contracting Company, Z,nes-
vile, Ohio, jerome Dn ok, like thai on
Sixth street, Sl.2l. Athens Brick Gem
pany, Athens, Ohio, Athens block, like
that OH Ninth street, Sl.04. Charles
Warner Company. Montello block, "a
$40 ceLtsi Hallwood, 81 051. Mack
Manufacturing lumpanv, Sill.
The sun., 1900-08-20
SUCCESSFUL h. OF P. OUTING.
Diamond Lodge, No. 10, Secures
the Flag in the Voting.
Cnutakt

Tie Knights OF Pythas LODGES in this
CITY he'd very successful outing at
Sbel,pot Park on Saturday afternoon and
night. A number Of il teTesting events
TOOK place III Tile allei noon. There were
Two b. r4ces, John I. Is 5,tes, Of Excel
Samuel J. Beck, of Lafayette Louge, No.
=, the c1nd. r. bert Vallean of La
layette L,dge, won the 200 yard race,
ms lime being p seconds. William S.
Burrows VI Lafayette Lodge, Won the
standing broad jump, clearing teet
inches. Rain stopped game of ball be-
lMten d tr.in c. imposed ol members Of
lafayette L. dge and sciun team in the
ii It lnnli G, wien he score stood to 0.
fearure ul tie ontins was voting con-
test upen 20 lodges ol all orders for silk
flag valued at 500, winch was wor by
Diamond Lodge, NJ. Is. K, Of P, which
iec' iv,a 50! ,otes.
The sun., 1900-08-20
SOCIAL AND r4ilss IS ~.

Miss Edith and Mildred S:a@t of
SMYRNA are sucs;s 4. relatives OH West
Fourth street.
Miss Lille IIaaac has rct@lacd from
Atlantic City.
&. L IIal!am viii sp,:.d ie week at
Atlantic City.
James c. McComh and Charles q.
Brown leave today fur a weeks visit
in Boston.
Harrie 4. Bell viii - to Cape May
tn,,.s.
Eugene Hailnan is rapids improving
in health III Colorado and expects 10 r.-
turn to his old home III Il short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Hi khlan,
Miss Ethel Hickman. MIR. an 5. j.
Il. Bell, Dr. Il Il. Ncasey and Harold
NeuSey left yesterday for Norwich,
Conn. to attend the National Rogue AS
sOciation and tournament.
Miss Helen Counts Scot leaves to-
day for Smyrna where She will he inter
tanned by fiendS for II W; elk.
Miss Clara MeFa in Of Chicago is the
guest Of Mrs. j. W;aiield Scott. t.i"hs
Miss Emma Collins af We, t Chester
is visiting friends in this city. s5
Mis- Beatrice Tas.tr is visiting rola-
j, Ca:,.. lse, Mo.
The sun., 1900-08-20
ONE CENT

man and Lewis that every nan rcceiV-
ln@ that ticket must vote ii without
question ol hesitation, regardless of
whether he was i f1'ig,ni ol fee Of the
victim. And, ~ though adding insult to
injury, the man hunters actually sent
three Of the ballots with my name
scratched off i'll I'M addressed envelope
to me. What will tile consequences and
punishment inilict upon me ny Lewis
and Churchnan if | do not vote one Of
these ballots is impossible ful me to
say. In these days Of i free and I'M
trHmmend vote, sending such marked
Hllot caA he nothing less than insult TO
the Intelligence and fair mindfdness of
he men receiving it. 1t is perhaps but
i trick i'll politics, vet there is undelly-
llg il II maleyolence that no man favor
ing fair play can fail to resent. Since
these tickets have been sent on many OF
my fricili.s who have received them have
come to me for unscratched ballots,
stating that whatever they might have
done if left alone, under no circum-
stances now would they permit them
selves to be made an ambush behind
which Churchman and Lewis could
| shoot ut me.
Il deplore the fact that my defeat in
the Seventh ward is so necessary that
my opponents are spending Il consider
"ble amount of money to procure -. 1t
does seem that the money and energy
used in this fight might have been en-
ployed in way that would have been
better for the Republican party, buf I'M
| fortunately ! have not control Of the
contributions and party funds. and con
sequently have no power over their ex
penditures.
The lists o. registered voters in the
Seventh ward which belong TO the
''Hegllar : Republican party" were used
by Chuiehman and Lewis in mailing the
ballots on which KNOWLES name was
scratched.
When Knowles asked for the lists in
order that he might be able TO mail
unmarked ticke.S 10 the registered
Regular Republican voters, Lewis refus-
ed to let him have them.
These lists belong to the party, and
all candidates should have access to
them.
The sun., 1900-08-20
HEAVY REGISTRATION.
More Voters Qualified Saturday than
in Both Previous Registration days.

Saturdays registration was much in
excess of the expectations Of the Re
publicans and the Democrats. 1t was
the last day on which man could quail
fy to vote 1T the nominations of the
various parties and both Republicans
and Democrats made strenuous efforts
to get ont their full strength.
More voters We're qualified than Ill
both previous registration days.
Returns from Al districts showed 4,o46
qualified ana the same average main
tanned throughout the city would give
il total for the day Of $3.50 which added
to the 5,4O5 registered on the two Prev
ious days shows the total number Of
citizens qualified TO vote to be lO995
leaving fraction over 1000 yet un-
registered.
The sun., 1900-08-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,

pha fall season at the Ursuline
Acudemy will reopen September 3.
The Delaware Cotton Mills will make
an attempt to start up this morning.
Thomas G. Mum has just completed
a 2O-foot metallic life boat for tht
steamer Hildegorde.
Fifteen members of the \. NJ. Y. A.
who were encamped at Bowers Beach
have returned home.
The Remington Machine Company
shipped to the Rapauno Chemical COM
pany large refl'igerating plant
Grand Organizer Stephen O'Brien Will
attend the meeting of Wilmington Acre
No. IA Fraternal Order of Eagles thiS
evening.
Funeral services were held yesterday
nyer the mains of William l.. CountiSs
at the residence of James Il. Saville, No.
$40 Jefferson street.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Charles Frantz, 10 years old, son Of
Dr I II. FrantZ, formerly of this city
died ut Lancaster, Pa. ON FRIDAY OF
appendicitis.
The two end walls of new three
story, brick dwelling in course Of con-
.ti.uction at .Twenty-fifth and Washing
-on5 streets we're blown down during the
storm Saturday evening.
The Rower's Dredging Company n
eady to, fill in about one-hair oi IN.
Delaware Forge Il Steel Company
and on the north side of tine BRANDY
. sine with mud from the Christiana.
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