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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
ANDREW WILHELM DEAD.
One OF the Most Prominent German oiti-
xeps OF wiiin,ngton-His Death Occurred
Early Monday Morning.

One Of the Most Prominent German oiti-
xeps OF wiiinington-His Death Occurred
Early Monday Morning.
Andrew wilhelm, one Of the most
prominent German citizens Of Will
nineton, died Of dropsy ut 6 o'clock
Monday morning at his residence, No.
AL Shipley street. He first became sick
last Thursday, ana continued to grow
worse from the time he was stricken
until he died.
Mr.. Wilhelm was born at Bnbingen,
Wurtemburg, Germany, On November
27th, 1S42. and came 20 America early
in the CO.'S. He first lived in Philadel-
phia, and on November Goth, 1857, was
married In that oity to Miss Johanna
Louisa Freye, sister OF Il. p. Freye of
No. 621 Shipley street, this city. In
1869 hn came to Wilmington and be-
came foreman of Keifer's brewery, in
Girard street, which he afterwnrd pur-
chased. In 1871 he purchased the saloon
property, No. ALL Shipley street, and
conducted that establishment until
the time of his death. He was mem
ber of the Improved Order Of Hepta-
sophs, Delaware Lodge, ID. o. H.
Delaware Tribe, Imp'd 0. r. NJ. /; Ger
man Beneficial Societies Nos and 2;
German Library Association, Delaware
Saengerbund, and Gesmania Enoamp-
ment, knights of st. John and Malta.
Mrs. Wilhelm and thee daughters
survive him, the daughters being Mrs.
Anna Aschenbach, wife OF Harry
Aschenbach; Mrs. Pauline Giadwohl,
wife of Frank A. Gradwohl, and Mis-:
Louise Wilhelm, all OF this city. Two
brothers are living, one in Germany
and the other, George, in Philadelrhia
The funeral will take place this
afternoon. Services will he helt
at the house and ipterment mado a
| Riyeryiew cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
STEAMER ARDRANDHU LOST.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, Jan. 49,
The Glasgow steamer Ardandhu, Capt.
Dundas, from New London, Conn, for
Halifax, N. S., was sunk in collision
with the Metropolitan Liner Herman
Winter, from Boston for New York. of
Robinson's Hole, Vineyard Sound, at
3. 40 O'Clock this morning, and two of
the Ardandhu's crew of 81 men were
lost. They were: Chief Engineer James
Henderson, of Glasgow, and Second
Mate Fred Dove, of Boston.
The Herman Winter reached this
port during the morning, with her
bow gone, and reported the accident.
The Ardandhu was struck about
amidships, on her ,starboard side, by
the Herman Winters bow, and was cut
half way through. Her watertight
compartments kept her afioat for q
time, The crew made rush, and u
was thought that all Eut two Of thon
succeeded In getting aboard the New
York vessel. The Ardandhu driftec
toward tho shore before she went down
and apparently she struck on the south
west end of Naushon Island, and foun
dered stern first, her bow remaining
out of water.
The Herman Winter has large hol,
In her bow. but her collision bulk
heads prevented the water from work
ing aft, and she had no difficulty il
making this port.
The Ardandbu was comrarativel.
new boat. She was built at Belfast
Ireland, in 1893 She was made o
steel, and was Of 1884 tons. She wa
owned ty Clark & 20. of Glasgow
Scotland. She was making her frs
trip on new line from New London +
Halifax, and thence to Havana.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
Committees Appointed for 1900 by Grand
High Priest albraith.

Committees Appointed for 1900 by Grand
High Priest Galbraith.
Grand High Priest Harry Galbraith
Of the Grand Chapter of Delaware,
Royal Arch Masons, has appointed the
following committees tc serve during
1900:
Correspondence - v. v. Harrison.
Joseph A. Bond, b. f. Bartram.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. Dobb, j.
jackson Peirce, G. N. Broadway.
Finance : Eugene Massey, H. H.
Hawkins, Thomas J. Jacobs.
Credentials-.Ch Charles Mclntire, Chas
W. Pyle. Jr., William r. Watson.
Warrants and Dispensations- Thomas
]. Day, William O. Baggerley, A..
Victor Hughes.
Work Francis L. Carpenter, William
T. Guthrie, Joseph Row.
By-Lsws-William Marshall, John
L. Clark, j. p. Lukens.
P. G. II. P. Jewel-Hatry w. Lowe,
M. L. Garrett, Clinton G. Joseph.
p. G. II. p. POI traits--William L.
Guthrie, Morris Worrall, B. +. Bartram.
Special Committee to Procure Missing
Records = John S. Grohe, Eugene
Massey, Joseph Row.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
FOR FEBRUARY COURT.
One Hundred and Four Gases on Trial ant
Thirty on Argument Lisr.

One Hundred and Four Gases on TRIAL and
Thirty on Argument Lisr.
The Superior Court trial list for the
February term, was issued Monday
from the Rossiter press shows 104 cases
in the trial and 30 cases in the argu-
ment list.
The divorce cases are as follows
Maiy L. Primrose VS.. Henry Primrose,
Margaret M. Baldwin vs.. Joshua Bald
win, Sibyi Ida Swartz VS.. Samuel g.
Swartz, Mary e. Hammond vs.. William
Hammond, Wilford S. Smith vs.. Ella s.
Smith, Jacob A. Null VS.. Annie Null,
John p. johnson VS.. Mary r. johnson,
Ettie NJ. Brown VS.. Joseph Brown.
Joseph w. Dolan VS.. Mary Ann Dolan,
James N. Flanagan VS.. Mary Flanagan,
Emily r. Reed VS.. John II. Reed, Lillit
Mclaughlin vs.. Samuel Mclaughlin
James S. Lowe vs.. Florence L. Lowe
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
FRIGHTFUL HAV0C IN JAPAN
The Coast Swept by an Awful
Storm Last Month.
GREAT lNUNDATlONS THE RESULT
The Loss In HokkaIdo Is Over
100000 Yen.
Tnirty-fivs Towns In tho District OF lshi-
kari Wore Devastated, ana Seventeen
Thoasapa Houses IN Hokkaldo Province
We're Submerged or Washed Away.

Tacoma, Wash, Jau. %. -Offlcial
reports, just completed, give details of
terrible inundatiops which destroyed
property valued at over 6.0O0, 0Co yen In
Hokkaldo Province, Northern Japan,
in December. Thirty five towns in the
district of Ishikari were devastated.
Since September, no less than II, 288
houses have been submerged or washed
away in Hokkaldo alone, while the
total damage is placed at $4,000, 600
yen.
Complete returns show that about
100 fishing schooners and other craft
were destroyed OF sunk during the
severe storm which swept over the
Japanese coast December 2lst to 25th.
The total number of lives lost is placed
at 1885,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
A THRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Joseph yoodall Bitten by n Dog While He
Was Trying to XIII It,

Joseph Woodal, living between Mid
dletown and WarwicB, Nd, had a
thrilling experience Monday while
trying to shoot his dog, which had
been bitten by another dog supposed to
be mad. Before he succeeded 10 killing
the dog it attacked him and his horse
and bit both.
Mr.. Woodall's dog was bitten several
days ago and Mr.. Woodall fastened his
dog in the barn immediately afterward.
Monday the dog ate its way out OF
the barn and its peculiar actions
alarmed Mr. Woodall, who decided to
kill it. The dog appeared to realize
that its life was at stake and made an
effort to get away.
Gun in hand and mounted on horse
Mr.. Woodall started after the dog. He
succeeded in cornering the fleeing,
animal and when the latter realized
the predicament it was in jumped at
the horse and bit it, and as Mr..
Woodall was about to shoot bit him on
the hand. No time was lost in killing
the dog. Whether the dog was mad Is
not known.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
DEATH OF Or. HORACE VAUGHAN.
Had Been praoric,ns Physician In Midai,

Had Been Praoticing Physician In Middle
town for Several Years.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette aud journal
Middletown. Jan. 23.-Dr. Horace
Vaughan, a well-known physician, died
here yesterday, after an illness of several
months,
DIR. Vaughan came here from Milton,
Del, several years ago, and soon built
" ESn,Ia large Pr'gHSs Hashan ae and bsaas hs hGhsr
ciated in the drug business, hut the Ill
health Of the doctor necessitated his
giving up attention to the business
during the last few months. He visited
various places in the hope Of benetiting
his health, and returned home q few
weeks ago. He had been married about
two years. A widow aud one child sur
vive him. The mother and sister OF
the deceased reside at Milton.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
what Breaks tho s,,lia.ss of the N,shrg

these premonitions of consumption in every
street. Lying in bed they reach us from the
adjoining houses. Are the sufferers aware
that Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar
would soon take all of the irritation out of
their throats and lungs, and stop the par
oxysm, which if unchecked. must eventu-
ally become chronic and dangerous? If
ignorant OF the fact, let us hope they will
sec this paragraph and profit by it. Sold by
all druggists at % and so cents and 81. Great
saving to buy large size.
Pixies Toothacne Drops cure in one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
1ErrEs rRoM MANILA.
Corporal mcCreaay's Regiment Has Bee
in SeYernI Engngements.

CorpOrai mcCreany's heRimcut hhs beon
in Several engagements.
John McCready, passenger brakeman
on the Delaware railroad, is in receipt
of an interesting letter from his son,
Corporal w. X. MoCready Of the Twelfth
United States Infantry, now at Manila.
The letter is under date Of December
9th.
Corporal McCready states that his
regiment had been on the march from
November 9th to December 9th, and
had been in several fights. At one time
the troops thought they had Aguinaldo
cornered, but be had gone. He stated
that he was in good health. He also
speaks Of meeting a resident of this
city. John Bates. The latter is now on
the hospital ship and when McCready
spoke to him he failed to recognize
him. mo wonder, writes the corporal,
'.for am almost burned black and am
wearing heavy red moustache and
doubt much whether or not those at
home would know me at once" 4" He
thinks that the greater part of the
fighting is over.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
psath of rns Duke of Tsck.

London, Eng, Jan. 22.-The Duke
of Teok. who died last evening, as
cabled to The Associated Press last
night. had been insane since the death
of the Duchess, and had been con-
stantly under restraint. Previous to
her death, he showed signs Of insanity,
which subsequent to her demise became
fully developed. His death was has
tened by an attack of paralysis, which
came on suddenly.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
8ailruaa Eiuss.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
J. TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
shining Car. IDaily. eWeek-dnys.
tExcupt Saturday,

~
shining Car. IDaily. sweek-dnys.
Except Saturday.
FOK HE WEST. :.
S.50a. IN. daily. Pitls5urg, Chicago, cincinnati
Louisville and ". Louis. Dining Carl
1915 q. m. daily for pittsburg and Chcagot
no coaches 70 PittsburgJ Limited TO twj
1870 4. m. daily, Limited, j" Pittsburg Chicago;
Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, Louisville. an'l
st. Louis. Dining Carl L
1920 p. m, daily, pittsbnrg and Cleveland. II
4.30p m. daily, Pttspurg, Chicago, Nashyiilts
(yia Cincinnati. aud Luusviliah lndianapoliv
and 81. Louis tDlning Car.I
3. 60 u. m daily, pittsburg ana Chicago; FOL
Tolado except Saturday.
10. 30 D. IN. daily, Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Louii
VILE, AEron. Cleveland and 81. Louis-
I1.2O u. M. daily, fittsburg and Chicago; DAILY
for Knoxville via Shenandoah Valley routel
for Cleveland, except Saturday.
Lock Haven Express. .,....:..,.., HrVh Il
Niagara, Rochester, Bunaloapd Kane =, 10, u
Express. ........'.''',''. so,iv
Elmira and Remove Express.,n....... slEso Il
Rochester, BuiYaio and Kfie Express. 1850 p Il
Rochester. Buffalo and Eric EXPRESS, Gl.20 y II
Cumberland Valley kutlroad, 4.30. S.iU a. MI
1t25, AS, 1l.2o p. IN. weekdays sundays 4 Y
aud l1.20 y. m. I
sCuUyLIxIIL DIVISION.
For ph1niSyllo, Pottstown and Reading. 5.5k
S.y5 and 1918 a. M, 130. 40, 5.J3. I.33 al L
ll.33 p. m. Sundays, 6.50 SIS, and Oh a. nj
l2.3a, 8.G2 and $50 p. IN. PhDnixvllie only ~
a. IN. and t.i1 nnd ID y. IN, week.dnys.
For Pottsvie, a.5N, S.55, 1913 a. m., I'D ilo ar
1888 p. IN. weekdays, sundays U'5u w a.
and 6.02 D. IN
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
THE CITY RAILWAY CASE POSTPONED
Special Dispatch to Gazette and Journal.

Special Dispatch to Gazette aud Journal.
Dover, Jan. %. BY consent OF
counsel on both sides, Chancellor
Nicholson, this morning, postponed for
one week the case Of the city of Will
mington VS.. the WILMINGTON City Rail
way Co., asking for an injunction
against that company, restraining it
from laying tracks on West Sixth street.
The Chancellor, to-day, heard argu-
ment in the case of Hossinger VS.. the
Newark wall paper factory, asking for
an injunction against the operators of
the factory, restraining them from
emptying refuse In stream. II. III.
Ward and William F. kurtz argued
the case,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
For New York.

Express weeli-days $40, 4.05, 40. 300. 5lS sI|
T.33. so, o.0h 30 sl02I, loo n.B a, M, Y
s2,30 3.2O, $50, 40s 500, 5,66, 500, !ts, ss.i
and 1000 p. m. and l20 night. sundays, . Il
1O5, 4.4O, 100, Bis, s.ss, $50 .lo,sl, 1913 Il
$40, $3.50, 6.35, 7.Oa, $40 and 1000 p. m, al
For I, Boston, % without change. 1.oi a. m. wesI
days and $40 p. N. daily.
Eor sea Girt. hsbury Park. Ocean Grove. Lot
Branch, 81 , lilo a, IN. and $3.50 and 4.os p' 4
For Lsmpertville, Easton and Scranton, on
Vile aud Eastpu only, week-days, anu 7u'l
m. daily. Buffalo, 9.0i a. M, Il loon wed
days and T.0s p. m. daily.
WssliiN..T0N Al" Tlip snru.
For Baltimore and Washington. $50 40, $
1870 ll.23 aud II ;3 q. M, 'E.38, I'll SB,h
t525 Congressional lini.I. G.O5, go. '6.55, W
D. M. and l2.30 night, weekdays. SUNDAY
PFC T2c 9E la snd iI'M 5im a. MI !sb III
p, IN. and g.s0 night IA,
For Baltimore, e,uccommodation,e.s y a M, 10. q!
4.OI p. m, weekdays; b.OS and lilo y. m. daiI
IN k-dayJ. Express, 1888 a. m. and II
Southern Hallway. "i'lo7ida Limited" ala
m. weekdays, Express, sos and ob' p
Nor;ois and Western hallway. For Mompa
and New Orleans. 900 p. IN. daily,
Ohio Es,lsay, snS M EarIs,R Z, % S Say 4
weekdays; 1l.2B p. m. daily ,.,,..-
Leave MARKET STREET WHARF as tollow
Express for New York, 800 q. in, t.5o ?. m,wee y
days For Long Branch via Seaside fark, ~
a, m. week-days. For Island Heights, edo
m. and 400 n, M, week days.
FOit ATLANTIC CITY.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION via Delaware rlv
bridge, express. $40 a. m, T05 p. m. wee
dnya. sundays. 30 Il. M, 7.0o p. IN.
| LEAVE MARKET STREET WHARF, Express, y
a. M, 200, 100, 800 pm. weekdays. sunda
900 aud l0,OO a. MI accommodation, AsO q
QUO p. m. ny
SEA CITY OCEAN CITY.
| AVALON, STONE HABBoR. ASoLKsEA, WtLDwt
AND HOLLY REAcn-Express, 800 q. IN. 4
| 4.Op %. M, weekdays. sundays, hOO a. m.
| For SoNERs' PoIsr-Express,aO aO0 a. M, 2.O0,
800 p. M. weekdays Sundays, s.Vl aud u
| a. IN. -. 4 -.
| The Union Transfer CoIEpan will call tor
| check baggage from hotels and residences |
| j. n. HUTCIISsON, j, Il. WooD,E
| General Manager. Con. Pass. AgonB
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
Bailruad Zines.
BALTIMORE

All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware avenue
New fork. week days, .Soi. $50 -ioN a. M.
.12.io, .2s4, 400, '51g lell Pullman carsJ, s7Ad.
.iO.5ap p. m. sundays, 50i, .e39 So I'm, .s.N
sso. 'ss5. 1850. 'i0.bs. 1Ios a. IN. .lSia,
.s.3i 400. LOO s5.1o, iaIl Pullman cars). $50
Pullman I @ cars. I $50 '74I sioS: 50 D. m NV 'a'i
Chester; week dsys, s;3o, .Ios. $50. .sss. 'asa.
sunasys. TG $50 .ssS. I il a. L. s5 a. mo. mo- s Z. IL
Aslsntis oi;y, week days; 81 sT:O5, a; m, .iala
Cape May. Ocean City and on Isle City. week.
days los d m- "a p; m. Sundays !.oo a, m.
gas,%ors s % Snd 4 %assinEssoa @ a. Sss dsys IN
,b.3g (ell Pullman carsl, s6.0A san p. IN. Sum
days. "a 49, 'sUi a. m. 'l2,5G, 200, 3le, '4bI
-5.39 tall Pullman cars), sS.04, e9.1l p m.
Baltimo ara way stations, 7.0U b. M, daily
except Sundays, 3l9 p. M. daily.
F., Newark, weekdays, AIS. To, 500. #lLoi q,
days, DAY. rs fs Sol n a. no. Se aiN 4ss saa All ali
: Pittsburg, week days. .s,oa q. M, .4.57, -ass
M. '457, s5.8g tali Pullman carsl '9.11 p. m.
Chicago, daily, sS.04 a. M. F4.67 y. IN.
Cncinnati and St. Louis Ts.Oi am.. 1885. and
Toledo and Detroit. -ali p. M daily TO Toledo
nnd daily except Sunday 70 Detroit
Slpgeriy accom- mmodation, woeK days. T01a- m
BIZ, f.39 i, m. SUNDAYS Q. 10, 7.3s p. m.
Lsndonoerg a commoostion. week-days. t57
D. IN. Sundays, b60 p. m.
LEAVE ma RKLT S'rkEET STATION FOB
Baltimore. week days, 255 .. m.
Landenberg, wcek dRys,@t5 q. ni., 2.55. b,It
D. m. Sundays. e.65 a. M, b.i5 y. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA tor Wilming-
ton, weok days. '3.35, G60, '5.90, 1925, l1.l1
a. m, 'l220 'f37, 2.i5, -a0I. r420 43O F5s07 {all
Pullmen carsl, s5 30, Be0 t730, 1896. s1L35 p. in.
Sundays, s3.35. s7.30, 1l.e0 u. M, sl2,20. SL3T
alh. A.20. 400. .5.U7 lall Pullman cars), O. 81
~7.30. W. .85, 10. 30 p. m.
Dolmnrvia Telephone No. 1888
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other line. u. d. UNDERWOOD.
General Ms lager.
d. B, MARTIN, Manager Of Passenger Traffic
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
auxiliary TO Delaware Hospital.

The board of managers of the Della.
ware Hospital has appointed com.
Auxiliary to the Delaware Hospital,
whose purpose shall be to form branches
throughout the State. The following
officers have boen elected: President,
Mrs. Walter d. Bush; Vico- Presidents,
Mrs. =. T. Warner. Mrs. Caleb Church.
man, Mrs. John Biggs; Secretary, Miss
Jane Lea; Treasurer, Mrs. Esther 7.
Albertson; Assistant Treasurer, Mrs.
Spottsw BOD Garland.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
Ferr,. school Band.

The concert of the Ferris Industrial
School Band will take place on Tuesday
evening, February goth, in the Grand
Opera House. The band is composed
of boys and they are apt pupils and ex-
cellent performers. On the night Of
the concert they will appear for the
first time in their new uniforms.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
League Of a mer,can wneelmop.

Pittspurg, Pa, Jan. 22.-The next
annual meeting Of the League of
American Wheelmen will be held in
Milwaukee. This has just been decided
unanimously by the executive COM
mittee. he date of the meeting, will
be fixed later. Preparations will begin
Immediately, although the meeting will
probably not be held until late in the
summer
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
nnxard sta,un Commirtss.

a meeting of the committee to select
the Bayard memorial statue from the
designs submitted was held on Satur-
day afternoon at the Office of Andrew G.
Gray, chairman. The others present
were Samuel Bancroft, Jr., John S.
Rossell, Howard Pyle and Clawson 8.
Hammitt. The committee selected two
names, one of an architect and the
other OF sculptor, and they will be
asked to assist the committee in SO.
lecting the design.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
BUSINESS TEopsLE.

Brookfield, Mass, Jan. 23:- John
Clancy u Son, manufacturers of mems
heavy shoes, made an assignment today.
No schedule of assets or liabilities is
available.
The advance of prices of raw MA
terial and slow collections, it is said,
caused the assignment.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
Mis.,onary work IN the rnI,pp,ns..

San Francisco, CAL, JAN, 22.-The
Methodist Church Is about tc begin
active missionary work in the Philip
pines, under the supervision of Bishop
j. II. Thoburn. The first missionaries
to be sent to Manila are Miss j. e.
Wismer, Miss Mary A. Cody and DIR.
Norton of Ohio, and Miss Mostes of
Michigan. They will sail on the China
on Wednesday, accompanied by Miss e.
Anderson, who is going to do mis-
sionary work In Malasia.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
Inc Future of.rutolla.

Washington, Jan, %. The Philatiel-
phia, Admiral Kautz's flagship, has
arrived at San Diego, which will be
the headquarters of the Pacific squad
ron during the mannuvres now in pro-
gress. Admiral Crowninshield will reach
San Diego before the end of the week,
to confer with Admiral Kautz respect
ing the future of Tutuila.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
Mrr. on,herlns uoos nann.

Mrs. Catherine Cook of No. i22 West
Frcnt street, wife of James Cook, who
was stricken with paralysis last Friday,
died Monday. She was sister OF
City Tax Collector Eugene M. Sayers,
aud was buried from his residence,
No. sos West Fourth street, yesterday
morning. High mass was said at
St. Peters Pro-Cathedral and inter.
ment was made at. Cathedral ceme.
terry.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25

1t has been fully demonstrated that Ely's
cold IN the head. This distinction has been
achieved only az the result OF con inued sue
cessful use. A morbid condition OF the Inern-
brane in the nasal passages can be cured by
this purifying and healing treatment Sold by
druggists or 1t will be mailed for so cents by
Ely Brothers, So Warren street, New York. IL
sprcads over the membrane, is absorbed and
relief is Immediate.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
A FIREMAN INJURED.
Feared Collision ana Jumped From HIS
Engine.

Feared q CoIIision and Jumped From HIS
Engine.
About /. 30 O'Clock Tuesday morning a
journal on freight car of extra south
bound p, W. Il B. railroad train No.
80 burned through ard caused wreck
Of several cars, near Northeast, Md,
and blocked the track. For a short
time the northbound tracks were
obstructed and the wreck delayed the
soutbbound train at 6. 15 O'Clock.
Caleb Mann of No. T33 Warner street.
this city, fireman ou the northbound
train, seeing the signals, jumped from
his engine and sustained sevei Q sprRin
to his right ankle. He was brought
to this city and placed in cab and
taken to his home. Az examination
proved that no bones were broken.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
German BARK UpcoadlrlonaIIy Released.

Berlin, Germany, Jan. %. A dis
patch from Durham says the German
bark Marie loaded with Sulphur, which
was captured early in january by the
British cruiser Fearless and taken
to Port Elizabeth, has been uncon-
ditiopally released
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
pnstnr surnrise,I.

The members and friends of Red Lion
Methodist Church recently surprised
the castor, the Rev. James T. Prouse,
and his family by making them o
liberal donation.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
GOOD pRosPECTs FoR GAME.
Additional Birds Ordered From Kansas


More Money Promised.
President Alfred d. Poole of the
Delaware State Game Protective Asso-
citation mailed an order Monday to
Kansas for so dozen quail. This will
make total Of $50 dozen birds ordered
to arrive in this State during the month
of March. Tho outlook is encouraging.
A letter was received from Dover
Tuesday asking when the money was
needed for purchasing birdie and stating
that the writer would raise at least $3.50
for the use Of the society.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
For Levy Court Nominntlon.

William r. Brooks of Pencader hun.
dred is a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Levy Court Commits
sioner from that district.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
Tbe sutton yyr.cI, Cos,lv.

Careful estimates show the loss to
the underwriters by the wreck of the
British steamer Sutton on Fenwicls's
Island Shoals will be sl75, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
yNTILMINGTol AND NORTHERN
wv RAI Rnhn fnMpANY

TIME TABLE. in effect May 18th, 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington <French street sta
tiOnl for hlsemere June Moutohanin, Winter
thur, Guyenconrt Granogue. Cossart Chadd's
Ford Junction Pocopson. West Chester, En-
breeville, Mortonvlle, Coatesville. and inter-
a. M. s.i5 @ad i.59 v. m sunaAy only SOC
a. M, Els and $50 D m.
termediate stations. daIis. e1cepf sunday. al
7.e0 a. m. Els and 4.51 p. m. sunday only a
s.0S a. m. Els ard l50 p. m.
mediate stations, daily. except sunday. at 7.a0
q. IN. and k5o p m sunday onlH s,Os q M
npd Ab0 p m.
superintendent Gen Pass Agt
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25

If your glass betrays unsightly eruptions,
or other beauty-marring biemishes. remem-
ber that Glenn's Sulphur Soap will make
your skin as fair as the spotless snow.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
Mrs. Tatnnii InproyIng,

Mrs. Ashton r, Tatnall Of No. 1403
jackson street, who has been critically
ill for some time, is recovering.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25
Death OF a Bank presid.nt

New York, Jan. 1s.--John Lord, aged
SO years, president of the Second
National Bank of Somerville, N. j.,
died today Of pneumonia.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1900-01-25

Jean b. Ragey, a dyer, of No. s02
King street, died Monday. He was
born In france.