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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-06

now complain that we started the war for
conquest. We have it now for 'lfeess,
l guess. Never was the empire so linked
together--one Of the most pleasing evi-
dences of the business and liberty Of Brit
ance from our Indian citizens and the
many other black. yellow and piebald
races over which her majesty reigns-not
they gave literally to the war fund"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-06
DEATHS

st. Paul, Mimi, Sunday.
Aug. o, 1900, at 6 p. m, at the family
residence, p West George street. Mrs
Margaret, widow of the late Edward
Burke, aged fifty-nine years and ten
months. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. Z, at
$50 a. m, from the above residence
Services at st. MichaeTs church at 8
o'clock. Interment at Calvary Gene
Webster, Mass, papers please copy.
WILLIAMS-1n St Paul, MINI Aug. 1
1900, w. B. Williams, aged % years
Funeral from residence of sister 1877
East Thirteenth street, Tuesday, Aug
Z 2:30 p. m. Interment at Oakland.
Friends invited.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-06
SWEET RESTORERS.

- LEEP cannot be initiated except In
appearance, neither can Ivory Soap.
III There are other white soaps that
look like Ivory Soap, this is a penalty which
1t pays for its great success. But you are
not deceived, there is only one Ivory, the
Others are limitations of it's Projections.
e9+%e PER CENT. PURE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-06
Died on the Nnur4h

1T, II is 8 somewhat remarkable tact that
niyersary of the signing OF the deeIara-
ton OF Independence, Jefferson and John
Adams d!ed on the same day, the fourth
OF July, 1926. and only ono hour apart
Jgines Monroe died on the fourth Of July.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-06

Ee BIZ Bs9 S fSg sE5 EHz t5 Tn tSss
CHILDREN WHILE TBETHING. with
PARFECI SUCCESS. It s0QTHEs the
CHILD. eQEEIENs the GUMS. -ALLAYS
the best remedy for DIARRIfOEA, Sold
by druggists IN every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for "airs. WinsIowa
Soothing sgPgp. and take no othsP Kind
pwsRty-aYs aspts q bottle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
MEDAL FOR CAPT. FOREMAN.
Rewarded by the National Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution for HIS
Services to His Country.

Rewarded by the National Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution for HIS
Services to His Country.
Albert Watson Alden Foreman of this
city, who is captain in tho Forty
first Regiment, United States Volun-
teers, now in the Philippines, has been
awarded handsome medal of honor by
the National Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution, as a mark of
recognition of his patriotic services to
the country IN the war with Spain in
1898. The medal, which was awarded
pursuant to resolution passed at the
annual congress of the society at De-
troit, Mich, last year, is on exhibition
in a window at thu store of y. +.
Rudolph, Fourth and Market streets, as
is also framed certificate telling of
the action OF the society.
Capt. Foreman, who is a agraduate of
the High School, has been active in
military affairs since boyhood, when he
Joined Go. A, First Reg giment, National
Guard of Delaware. When war was
declared against Spain he was a lieu
tenant in Co, A, and went with his
command to Middletown, where the
regiment was recruited and was actiy 9
ia the recruiting. He remained with
the regiment until it was mustered out
of service, and shortly afterward entered
the regular service as lieutenant in
the Forty-first Regiment, and, in
recognition OF his ability and services
in recruiting and drilling the regiment
was shortly afterwaid commissioned a
captain by President Mckinley.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

Lieutenant John N. Dunn Writes Intere'
ingiy of Bis Experiences Under Fire.

Lieutenant John N. Dunn Writes Interest,"
ingiy of ais Experiences Under Fire.
First Lieutenant John NJ. Dunn of
the Twenty eighth Infantry, United
States Volunteers. writes to his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Dunn. No. ll01
Madison street, from Perez, Dasmarinas.
Philippine Islands, under date of Janu-
ary 7th, announcing that he was in his
first battle at Tancauluma on the pre-
vious Sunday. In the course of his
letter he says:
"It was beautiful to see the shells
from tho artillery bursting among tho
enemy, hurling them IN every direction.
We were opposed by about 1000 insur-
gents, our forces numbered about 63O
We lost two killed and 10 wounded,
while the enemy's loss was about 250
killed and wounded. This is called
the battle Of Tancauluma, and my first
fight.
"Maior Taggart was in command and
in his report of the engagement he com
plimented me for bravery during the
fight" ,.......=.
In second letter dated January
18th, he says: Everyone is loud In
praise of the Twenty. eighth. We have
been congratulated on all sides for the
brave fight we made and for the manner
in which we licked the insurgents.
did not feel in the least part nervous
when under fire, and the. only thought
1 Lad was to get nearer to the line OF
fire, which was everywhere in front OF
us. suppose it was inherited. -
In the same letter, under date oi
January 23d, he tells of marching tc
Calambra and of the capture of three
Filipinos and q native girl, who had
been kidnapped by them. Major Tag.
CART is in command of the town and
Lieut.. Dunn lie post adiutant
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
SHE Had A ROUGH VOYAGE
Bark Nellie M. Slade Greatly
Damaged by the Waves.
ALSO RAN SHORT OF PROVISIONS
Her Distress Relieved by the
+ Steamer Ponce.
The Bark Has Beon sixty Days In Coming
From Rosario to Philadelphta - When
Near Hatteras, She Was Blown OFF shore
Four Times by the Heavy Gales.

New York, March 5. THE steamer
Ponce, Capt, Dyer, which arrived today
from San Juan, p. R., when in latitude
3s.35, longitude 70, Is, on Saturday,
spoke the bark Nellie NJ. Slade, from
Rosario for Philadelphia, 80 days out,
short of water and provisions.
Capt. Montgomery of the Nellie M.
Slade reported that he passed Hatteras
on February 18th, and was blown off
shore four times by heavy gales. Dur
ing this time, Capt. Mont omery and
his chief officer were injured by heavy
seas breaking on board their vessel.
The cabin was also flooded, sails were
blown away and other damage was
received about the decks.
The supply of provisions on board the
lark was almost exhausted, and Gait.
Dyer Of the Ponce supplied her with
sufficient quantity to enable her to
reach her destination.
The steamer Ponce was built last
year by the Harlan Il Hollingsworth
(fo
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
IS DlGKEY ELIGIBLE ?


A question is raised as to the eligi-
bility of Lewis Dickey to be trustee
of the poor. 1t looks as if the Revised
Code bars him from holding the two
positions of tax collector and trustes.
Mr.. Dicley's term as trustee of the
poor expired last month and the Levy
Court is in deadlock over the naming
of his successor. Although Mr.. Dickey
was asked by Commissioner Mealey to
Withdraw, he declined to do so, and has
been supported in the balloting by
President Scott, who has declared that
he will not vote for saloonkeeper, Mr..
Mealey's candidate, John j. llanley,
being saloonkeeper.
So far as known, no question had
been raised concerning Mr.. Dickey's
eligibility, until it was noticed in con-
sulting the Revised Code on the subject
of trustees of. the poor, it was found
that the law forbade certain officials
from holding certain other offices.
Thus section 90 of chapter IL, OF the
law concerning collectors of taxes says:
INC collector, during his term of
office, nor until he shall have fully ac-
counted for all taxes it was his duty to
collect, shall be elected or appointed a
levy court commissioner, county treas
urer, trustee of the poor, inspector of a.
hundred, coroner, Tor sheriff. -
Mr.. Diclzey was u county collector OF
POOR taxes for this city, and although
there are no longer any poll taxes, he
is also collector of the Investment tax.
The question is whether the dis
qualification of collectors to become
trustees of the poor applies to him as
collector of the Investment tax.
When the matter was called to the
attention of John H. Rodney, attorney
for the Levy Court, today, he saw the
ground for the question, although he
was not prepared to say whether the
disqualification actually applies to Mr..
Dickey.
If, under the law, Mr.. Dickey cannot
hold the two offices, it may behoove
President Scott to advocate the election
of man, against whom the disqualifi-
cation cannot apply.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
THE NEW STEEL BARGES

To lie Built by the Harlan & toliingsworth
Co. for tho Rockiand- -Kockport Lime
Company.
The three 200-foo steel barges which
the Harlan g. Hollingsworth Co. con-
tracted to build few days ago are for
the Rockland- Rockrort Lime &C., and
will replace the old wooden cinft now
in service in the New York and Maine
lime trade.
The wooden barges are liable to
spring leak at any time and water in
the lime frequently results in fire,
which, sometimes is disastrous. The
company expects to have six steel barges
built, and there is possibility of the
Harlan a Hollingsworth Co. building
all of them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
Milford, March 5.--Diamond State
Circle, brotherhood of the Union, has
organized court of the Rangers of the
Wood, the officers of which are: Chief
Ranger, William Murrhey; Substitute
Ranger, W. H. Richardson; Senior
Woodward, M. L. Clendaniel; Junior
Woodward, A. j. W. Harper; Senior
Beadle, W. S. Hearn; Junior Beadle,
H. Scott; Secretary, L. II. Ross Treas
urer. A. B. Houser.
While Jacob Rosa was giving dog
medicine, q few days ago, the animal
severely bit his nose.
Preparations are being made for the
sturgeon fishing season, which will be-
gin March 25th. Two hundred fisher.
men will be employed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.
Orders Discharg,pg Members OF the Fl
RrrlmanL From the Service.

Orders Discharging Members OF the First
Regiment From the Service.
Col Theodore Townsend of the First
Regiment, National Guard of Delaware,
has issued orders discharging the fol-
lowing members from the service:
Co. A, Wilmington Sergeants John
W. Reed. Percy L. Henderer, George
M. Pierce, Fred W. Drake and HoI ace
W. Smith, Corporals William R. Way
and William E. Buckmaster, Privates
Harry F. White. Byaid I. Lamporn,
Levi Beale, John r. Becky, Gibson M.
Bowen, William Brown, William Brooks,
John r. Cole, Harry r. Coyle. Hugh
George, Alfred R. Hart, Elliott Harvey,
Maynard B. Mitchell, Frank II. Nc
Clusky, Alton s. McCracken, John Me-
Clure. Frank Mccall. Jr., Lincoln L.
Merrihew. James Miller, Charles I.
Michner, John r. Pickring, Charles
Potter, John j. Sheridan, Howara L.
Shuster, William S. Smith, Howard
W. Taylor, Warren L. Wilkens, James
A. Wilkinson, joseph A. Williams,
William G. Jones, Joseph Ryan, Will
liam Allen, Robert M. Ewing and Henry
@. Wingate.
Go. b, Milford-Sergeants L. z.
Brcwn- and Cyrus S. Maloney, Corporals
Clay M. Whitaker, Silas Gevar, Will
liam Crowley, John g. Tolmie and
James NJ. Cochran, Privates John R.
Alexander, Edward Bane, Celestial Bat
tina, james g. Biggins. Claud M.
Barnham, Harry Clark, Albert Davis,
Lawrence brennan, John Donnelly,
William @. ErIey, John E. Freeney,
Charles s. Faulkner, Ebe 4. Ferry,
Patrick E. Fitzgerald, Curtis II. Fleet
wood, William j. Gallagher, Jacob
Gehrams, jasper Cruel, John F. Hag-
gerty, Harry W. Hamilton, Erwin r.
Hamer, Daniel F. Hearn, William Hem
ett, Thomas W. Handy, W. Frank
| Hills, Walter g. Hoover, Archie L
Hudson, Charles Kennedy, Victor
LaPier, Thomas F. Leahy, William
I.eary, William H. Lind, James H.
Lyons, Jr., George W. Macklem, Harry
d. Marcus, Harry Mclean, William
Moore, james D. Murray, John O'Day,
| Alex. I. Ogden, James H. Pinder.
| Howard w. Finder, William S. Powell,
Frank Roberts, Charles A. School
master, George W. Searles, William 7.
Sheldon, Walter f. Smith, William
Stoddard. Lewis W. Todd. William 7.
Trainer, John l.. Traner, Clarence Will
lard and Earl Truitt.
Co. H, New Castie-F. l.. Anseaume,
Oh. Compton, F. W. Hoffman, Charles
Mitchell, John Sheridan, Z. A. Wiley,
w. W. Anthony, E. F. Bell, George D..
Campbell, Michael P. Gonnor, Hugh
Devjne, John Holzer, Harvey j. Hill
yard, Samue! T. Hill, Mark X. Irons,
| William Kane. Charles E. Lord, James
ii. Lassell, Frank McManus, Peter
Schroth, Edward Shuster, A. F. Stigers,
Stephen p. Soloway and Lewis G.
Turner.
Some were discharged because they
are out of the State, others at their
own request, for good reasons, some
because they do not attend drills or for
other causes.
The following pomotions in Go. X,
this city, are announced: Corporal IL.
W. Baker, to be sergeant, with rank
from December 4th, 1899; Corporal W.
s. Jordan, to be sergeant, with rank
from February 2lst, 1900; Priyates n.
T. Cowan, b. f. Lytle, W. A. Millman
and II. F. Lewis, to be corporais, with
rank from December 4th, 1899.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
DEATH OF WIhLIIM 2. JoN Es. sR.

William I. Jones, ST., aged so years,
father of Detective William L. Jones
of this city, died Friday at the home
of his son, Oliver, about three miles
from Elkton, Md, where he had boarded
for some time. He was born and re-
sided all his life in the vicinity OF
where he died. He was frequent
visitor to his son in this city.
Mr.. Jones was the owner of several
nice farms in Cecil county, Md. He
was one of the oltiest hricklayers and
stone masons in the country.
The living children of tho deceased
are Mrs. Elizabeth Biddle, wife OF
Jacob Biddle, and Mrs. II. Mary Nc
Knight, wife of Arthur Mcknight OF
Elkton; William T. Jones, this city
James OF Elkton, and Oliver, jackson
and Charles of near Elkton, Md.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

j. jackson Peiroa, on Saturday at the
Court House, sold properties of the
estates OF Elizabeth Sanderson and
Mary Scarborough. No. Coz Adams
street was sold to Howard e. Vernon, for
81 200; No. Goa Adams, to same, for
81, ,235; No. 1898 W. Eighth, to Robert
Fitzammon, for $3.50; property at st.
Georges. to Rachel Nelson, for $465 ;
No. al Washington street, to William
McMoniple, fol S2,7l0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.


Near Lansdowne, Pa.
Corbett Smith, colored, aged "a years,
of Clayton, this State, was instantly
killed on the Pennsylvania railroad be-
tween Burmont and Lansdowne, Pa,
last Friday. just how the accident
happened is not known, as the mangled
remains were found after the accident
by a man who was walking along the
tracks.
Smith worked at Lansdowne and on
Thursday night borrowed an overcoat
from friend and went to Media, and
it was by means of fragments of the
borrowed garment that the remains
were identified. A brother and sister
went from Clayton to Chester to ar
range for the funeral.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

RtoF Kenney has introduced an
ans9nt 70 the Army Appropriation
pr0viding for the appointment
vetbrinary corps in the army.
auldpdmont authorizes a chief
pAriHn, with rank of colonel; an
ant nhief, with rank of captain /;
ist9nts, with rank Of captains; ;
|iatnht, with rank of first lieuten-
8nd 20 assistants, with rank
|acQnd lieutenants. The chief
|nafian is to be appointed by the
a6nt while the assistants are to
&zred after a satisfactory COM
f8 Examination as to their quail
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

According to the records of Secretary
Wigglesworth of the Board Of Health.
20 deaths, 20 births and II marriages
were reported in the city during the
week ended at noon Saturday, while for
the same period last year % deaths, 10
births and A marriages were reported.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

The finance committee of City Coun-
Gil expects, Notwithstanding the fact
that IT paid s2t, t,o00 worth of bonds
instead of refunding them, to end the
fiscal year without a deficit. Every
effort is being made to collect money
owing the. city, either as taxes or any
sort OF debts. Delinquent taxes are 10
be collected by legal procesII.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

Salisbury. Md, March 2.-Ex- Gov.
Jackson's handsome summer residence,
The Oaks, was the scene of series of
burglaries extending from last Satur-
day to Thursday. The value OF the
p!undel secured cannot be determined
until some member of the family comes
to make an investigation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

The candidates who are reaching out
for nominations, being urged by their
friends, can be safely laid on the shelf
to dry until the State and county con-
yentions meet The man who is push
ing himself for place always has a
private object in view.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
,rrs. i. n. HANG. p.na.

Staff Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
New Castle, March .. Mrs. James
B. Hance, wife of Warden Hanoe of
New Castle Jail, died this morning at
2 o'clock at her home, Fifth and Har-
mony streets, after an illness of several
months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
lALD IS At LADYSMITn
Relief Force Has En-
4 the Besieged City.
EFFECTED AT NIGHT
3ountry Between That
Aace and Butler.


II1
| -
bEne., March 1, a.52 a. H.
E0fIice has received the follow.
Efcb from Gan. Buller:
|sfnn.s Ueadn,,arters. March 1.
k5L- Gen. Dundonald. with the
E2h;neers ard a comnosite repi.
Ejered I,adysmith iast nieht.
|n}ry between me and Lady
rsnorted clear of the enemy.
|vibe on Neltborne. -
-, ,,n v,a,, ,ov
/ s'1 ,epN M, ~ a, - 80 " a..
E "a, " " hen tne news vi the reliei
2tn became selieraiiy hnoWn'
eraiiy went maa Win Joy,
eghout Ehe iana the scenes
nave no paraiieI ~, IN tne
q this generatioh. me pent-
Non az the reiiei oI hihoer,
ma deteae OF zen oronle eouia
pe controlieo' ,.' anu Wi.n ti, 10,
nlng IflumLn tne naelonal
-restralnt was thIoW1 70 tne
w Lpra MAYOR oi Lonuoll IN
telegrapneo ms congratu,
pens Wnlte ana 5nI,er, anu
P9ller aiso. ne aeclaIea ~, C., u
|9Ioay "a tne scnoois, aiie, ,atei
eech 70 . ciowa Oh citlleEs.
|tne Queeh received lne news
the oells on inc curiew
<he castie were rung III hohoi
nv. .,
m or .,upliation oehtfea
me MANSON house, ana py
ssands OF persons plookea lhe
Mcaohes, tne majority Oh ghem
slttie union jacks. never
there such q saie Oh iiags.
Fhis cheering throng, mere
5ene avenue open 70 tralnc, anti
ntiiized ny 5he ,pssses going
Q 20 west All tfaliic IN otnei 1,
1 was stailea ior hou,s. ihe
H TO got past tne MANSION
|Res by mounting me pusses,
9np began 10 rese,hoIescnarIoes
mphal pageant; otock brokers';
clerks and workmen clamneree
|innd, as the n9sses iuMDeLeel
historic puiiding' t1e meI
s waving nags' hats ana nano'
FL and ealing ior oheefs iol o.
u3ier and hoeeTIs. nv, q inighty
3lS days mad Kept the natlof
S1e anxiety was removed In. I
tNyoi showed hlmselI AZ
Iout OF whlch huhg a huee nag
|scrowd yelled itseii hoafse;
magnates eraD1eu ilarlnt
pm newspoys, anu nranulsne.
|mith Relieved TO the roaring
|All Thought oi business wa
Nothlhg could pe cone OF
|cH EXchange' except sing 20.
ano cneer' buslnes
@ O'CLOCK. NO one wanted .
Pn such a DAY as thls. I'm
fuf up their snutters' anu gnv' ',
Pntea ~ tne sunilsnG from nun nun
puiidines, anu littie Snto,
FIVE the murky snow WinuoWs
Fs we're given 10 ring the grea
|sE Paul's thls evening.
X0AAt H.nn I2 nS II
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

Mary A. and Chester W. Brink have
sold to Mary M. Foulk the house No.
SU6 Kirkwood street, for 80, 800, and
Mrs. Brink has purchased from Thomas
Davidson and wife the house No. GOT
Van Buren, street, for So, 800
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

W. r. Dickerson of No. 13O Duncan
street died suddenly Sunday, evidently
from dropsy. He had been suffering
with GRIP, but was recovering Deputy
Coroner Giles gave certificate that
death resulted from dropsy. Deceased
was SO years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
UE EASrBURN 10 DEBATE.
Is One of Yale's Representatives
& Against Harvard.


I6e q. Eastburn, a law student
ln8ecker & Hoffecker of this city,
Sa .atudent in Yale Law School,
5sn selecred as one of the three
u; reEt esent Yale in hel annual
with Harvard.
Nanbiect for the debate is IRE.
That Porto RE, should be
8f}Within the customs boundaries
Un4ted States. B." Yale chose the
4 did Harvard has the choice of
While at Delaware College Mr..
aril2 made a reputation as a de-
yepfAsenting for several years the
seR1s Society as its first speaker in
ny,Als debate with the Delta Phi.
< ns5ipg to Yale he was an assistant
i8iinnington Free Library.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

II Mcguire, aged so years, died
|tly'at his boardinghouse, No. POS
AF 6sreet, or Saturday evening.
.Rl1Ae of death was pneumonia.
ized had been i'll only q week. He
IN Employed as painter by the
VI IN Railroad Co. His brother,
X ]5Hs buried Monday week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

Valley Field, Cam, March IA
strike at the MONTH cal Cotton Go. 's
mill, by which 1900 operatives were
affected, has been settled, the men
getting an advance Of 8 per cent. Work
will be resumed Monday. = y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
Milford, March 2.-The stores of
William A. Humes & Son, G. NJ.
Tatman and James II. Latchum were
broken into Wednesday night, and at
each small sum of money and con-
siderable goods were stolen,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

The deeds for the right of way, be-
tween the Delaware State line and
Kenneth Square. of the Wilmington &
Kennett Square electric railway were
recorded at West Chester Saturday.
The work of grading the road will
begin about April LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

The Wilhelm property, Nos. 400 and
Ali Shipley street, has been sold by
Charles OsfKuYtz, agent, to William
G. Cole, for S15, 600. .N7e,- - .'fl .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

Charles ,McCarron, aged 60 years,
whe Was well known in this city, died
at Farnhurst on Thursday. 7,f
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08

Vienna, Ill, March 3.--Fire, last
night, destroyed the Opera House and
the business block of eight buildings.
Loss, $4,000,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-08
BIRTHDAY OF ROBERT EMMETT
Anniversary Celebrated by the
,. United Irish Societies.
EXERCISES IN THE OPERA HOUSE
About Eighth Hundred People
in Attendance.

Adoption OF n Series Of Resolutions Ex-
pressing sympathy for the Boers ard Con-
denDing the Soldiers of Irish Birth Who
Are Fightin. for Enslana-The Proceeds
for the Boer Widow aud Orphan Fund.