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The sun., 1900-07-20
WILMINGTON DELAWARE, FRIDAY july 20. 1900.
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fprmalitics.
Those who know China suggest that
Prince Tuan probably believes that the
chinese representatives abroad have been
sacrificed by the powers in revenge for
the fate Of their ministers at peking.
Such action. it is pointed out, would be
a matter of Indifference to Prince Tuan.
because the Chinese dplomatists abroad
nearly all belong to the party opposed to
him.
A dispatch from Shanghai received
here reports that the losses Of the Chi.
nese in the fighting at Tien-tsin was up
ward of 5000.
II is understood that Lieutenant Cen
eral Sir Francis Grenfell will have com
mand Of the British forces in China.
Lieutenant General Grenfell, G. C. NJ.
g.. X. c. b., at present the governor of
Malta is in the siXtieth year Of his age.
He has distinguished record of military
service. having fought in the Kaffir war
of 1878 and the Zulu war of 1879, been
luartermastcr general in the Transvaal
n lSS1-2. engaged in the Egyptian ex-
pedition of 1852 and the Nile expedition
Of 1854. He was sirdar of the Egyptian
army from 1885 to 1892, and commanded
the British forces at Suakin in 1899.
In 1894 General Grenfell was made
inspector general Of auxiliary forces at
the British war office, and held that posi-
tion for three years. For year previous
TO his appointment 10 the governorship
If Malta, il January, 1899, General Gren-
fell commanded the British forces in
Egypt.
Tho following additional details OF the
nllied forces attack Oh the natiye city Of
'rlen-tsin have reached Shanghai. dated
I'iIu5'sin. Friday, July l3, midnight, via
Chcfu, July l5;
AFTER a dny Of hard fighting and hav-
ing lain fir hours IL shallow, hastily dug
trench he's full of water, and suffering from
hunger ard ,hirst TWO battulions of tho
Ninth Initcd States infantry that pur-
tiepatcd in the attack nn Tien-tsin, re-
tirtd under cover Of darkness, British
Sailors assisting them to withdraw by
firing yoleys to cover their retirement.
Tie Americans brought out all their
wounded under terrific fire. An official
list Of the officers wounded is as follows:
Ninth infantry, Maiur Reagan, Cap
tains Bookmilicr ana Noyes, Lieutenants
Lawton and Lang; marine corps, Cap
tain Davis, killed. Leonard, Butler, Law
tonl?l and Lrmly wounded.
The total loss Of the Americans was
49,"
The sun., 1900-07-20
CITY COUNCIL
PAYS BACK
BORROWED MONEY
The $4,000 Accepted From
First National Bank is
Refunded.
INTEREST AT 4 Per Cent
City Council is Proving an Expensive
Luxury---Some Big Crematory
Bills Were Paid Last Night
and Large Contract for
Coal Awarded.

The loan made by City Council three
months ago from the First National
Bank was ordered to be paid back at
last nights meeting Of Council.
Considerable comment was created at
the time the loan waa made because the
money was not accepted from the Union
National Bank. That bank offered to
lend the city the money, but there was
seine misunderstanding about the rate OF
interest to be paid.
The First National Bank offered to
lend the CITY the money required at 4
per cent. and stole march ON the other
bank.
Inc finance committee decided 70 take
the money from the First National Bang
and at the same time recommended it be
made tie depC STORY bank in place Of the
Onion Bank.
This y as agreed to although some Of
the members were opposed to it, includ-
ing Jonathan Groves, now deceased.
The amount OF money borrowed was
$40, 600. This with interest for three
months makes $40 400, which sum, on
motion Of Mr.. Kane, chairman Of the
finance committee, has been ordered to
be paid.
The clty's finances are at present in
fairly &c cd condition. The balance in
bank last night was S73, 3,554. 50. City
Ireasurera Hamann reported receipts
from Tax Collector Sayers OF SIS. .745 and
from I. S. Lewis, S3l ,605.
The crematory is proving a rather ex-
pensive luxury. Crematory bills amount
ing to s., 430 were passed last night.
Bids for furnishing coal for the crema-
tory Tor the year were opened. j. H..
Gooding's bid 50 II per ton and John
NJ. Solomon's bid ranged from 81 20 to
50 20 per ton.
Alter the meeting the crematory exc
cutive committee met and awarded the
contract tn Solomon. About 1000 tons
will be required.
The sun., 1900-07-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The barge Florence arrived at Orange
street wharf yesterday with load Of fire
brick.
The new steel furnace at the Diamond
Safe Steel Company's plant was lighted
yesterday.
The Board OF Health is diligently
prosecntil e the removal of weeds from
vacent lots.
Conductor John McGee who was acci-
IDENTIFY shot in the abdomen short time
ago, is recovering.
A dog was killed by trolley car at
Front and Shipley streets, shortly after
& O'Clock last evening.
The Cause will caring has been post.
poned indefinitely owing to attorney
Lewis q. VanHegriit's iiluess.
Victor II. Bacon, proprietor of the
"Rustic Dairy" lunch parlor, has pur-
chased the property at S25 Market
street.
The Jackson ( Sharp Company will
make shipment Of passenger cnaches to
the N4rrggansett Pier Railroad Com.
pany 10 few days.
Tie many friends of Mr.. aud NTr-. De
La Cnur ,bee Or. Josephine NJ. r. v hitp,
will be glal TO earn TINT they have ar
rived safely a. Liverpool.
Mrs. Clinton Cooke and son, of No. II
East Fourteen.li street ATE at Otkford,
Carolina county, Ma, here t.ey viii
rrnlain NTH! :. pirnI5er /.
The sun., 1900-07-20
unknown TRAMP
KILLED and BRAKEMAN
FATALLY INJURED
Freight Train in a Disastrous
SmaShup at LandIith
Station.
VICTIM WAS CUT IN TWAIN
Draw Bar Came Out and the Long
Train observation-disclosures Joseph
Getz, Taken to the Hospital,
is in Serious Condition
and May Not Recover.

An unknown tramp was killed and a
brakeman fatally injured in a wreck on
the p, w. & 3. railroad near Landlith
station about 10 O'Clock last night The
wreck occurred to an extra through
freight which runs from Philadelphia TO
Baltimore, and was caused by draw bar
pulling out from one Of the cars, which
separated the train in two parts.
After the bar had pulled out the
engine slowed down causing the rear
part Of the train to run against the front
part with much force. The tratnp ga.
standing between the two cars wien tie
draw bar pulled ont. He was thrown 10
the track. When the two parts came To-.
gether ne was caaght between them aad
instantly killed.
The brakeman wao vas fatally iniured
whose name is Joseph Grtz was staacilg
on top Of one If the cars and was three.n
iothe ground He arrived at French
street station m his train about 10 30
O'clock. The Phoenix ambulance had
been summoned aud removed him to the
Delaware Hospital His Injuries were a
fractured skull, cut on the face and
several bad bruises. He died between /
and O'Clock this morning.
s'o'i olo Hob arrive dG Gue STATION
until alter II o'clock. He was brought
n on shlfter No. III and was carried in
the emergency hospital.
lhe body was cut in two and greatly
mauged. A large crowd had gathered
around the station waiting for the dead
man to arrive.
Deputy Coroner Giles was notified and
had the remains removed to the morgue.
There was nothing on the body whereby
he could be identi fed. The letters w. S.
we're tattoed on his arm with a reef
around them.
All OF the crew reside in Philadelphia.
Conductor Nash was in charge OF the
train and the engineers name was
Cochran.
Deputy Coroner Giles removed the re-
mains of Brakeman Gelz from the hos
pital to the morgue
The sun., 1900-07-20
ELECTION HELD UP.
Messers. Ward and Byrne At
tended Republic Loan As
sOciatiOn Meeting.
They Were Each offered the Chair
manship ofa Committee Appoint-
ed to Make Special Investi-
CATION Of the Affairs OF the
Association, But
Declined.

Herbert Fl. Ward and William Michael
Byrne attended the annual meeting Of
the Republic Savings and Loan AssOCia.
tion IN New York, "Wednesday afternoon
as attorneys and proxies of the Wilming.
ton stockholders. Joseph Carter Of
smyrna, was present in his own behalf,
and i'll behalf of other down State
holders.
Through the suggestion oil Mess-s.
Ward and Byrne the election Of officers
was held up pending the decision of the
New York Court OF Appeals on the mat
ter of the receivership, and an inyestiga-
ton OF the associations affairs by the
stockholders.
The organization went into the hands
of receivers recently and as Delaware
people are interested to the extent of
about Si2 GOO, they are concerned with
the status OF the association. A com
pete statement of he affairs OF the asso.
citation was made by the cretary, F. o.
Case, and the special counsel, Hector NJ.
n. Hitchings, who has charge OF the de-
tense against the application for re-
ceivers. MIR. Hitchings stated that the
appeal from the appointment OF the re-.
celveis had been argued on Monday, the
10Th, and that he was very confident
that the order appointing the receivers
would be revoked. 1t is claimed that
the society 's not insolvent and there
was no basis for the appointment OF the
receivers.
As the order appointing the receivers
has not vet been kanded down and in
order to permit the stockholders to make
full investigation OF the affairs of the
association and determine at their leisure
and upon mutual consultation what is to
be done in the interests OF the stock
holders. the annual meeting was ad
iourned to meet Tuesday, August Z, at
the temporary offices OF the association,
No. - Broadway. Adjournment was
taken mainly on the ground that the de-
cision Cf the Court OF Appeals would be
handed down ina few days and that the
election ought not to be held until that
had happened.
After the meeting a committee was
appointed to make special investigation
OF the affairs OF the association and to
attempt to determine what was best to
be done. Messrs. Byrne and Ward were
each offered the craftsmanship of that
committee, but declined to serve because
of the special interests they represent
here.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Took Their Mascot.

Special Officer Gardy attire j n
street station yesefaty maruts te h.
K Bert Enmet d. ~, ae,a IS -ai.
No 23l3 swatne staet. FfH3 rrii4,
tram oeneath q ri.e a luggage et,s 4c-
contrs ments EeitteiaI ~ ul oi
marines, thirty dve ID rumb Il WGo
wereienfoute on z Z a-tNHste train -,1m
ne League I=lant N5rg Y&r4 an.
Oils, Md, wrere they VA 1a5r.la
Steamer t1r Chita. They ae # lie
Yankee. The by vas discovered d by
TIE conductor of tie train an be np;i.
ted the officer The men were solry 10
lose. the boy, who they hoped - make
their mascot. The boy SAID he wanted
to fight the Boxers. tie vas tlkea 0
the station house and bis aunt. vi h
whom be lives, vas Hiiii d.
The sun., 1900-07-20
PRAYED Fur PEACE.
Ministers Spoke of the Massacre
of Christians.
Increased Attendance in Camp
Meeting at the Chester
Heights Camp
Ground.
Special to The Sun.

Chester Heights, Pa, July l9--The
war in China was Considered earnestly
at every session uf tie Chester Heights
campmeeting t. daN, ard fervent prayers
were offered that a pacific condition
might tie reached without further shed
ding OF blood.
The attendance was much larger than
Yesterday, many farmers and their fam.
lilies taking advantage OF the weather to
mingle with the crowd in the grove. The
early trains slso brought goodly num-
Der from Philadelphia, Chester and other
piaces, ~Ao spent tile day at the camp
and returned to their homes this even
ing. This morning the service was we'll
attended, more than half the seats in
the big amphitheatre being occupied.
The Rev. John Priest OF ChIistiana, Pa,
preached an instructive sermon. He re-
ferred to the serious conditions in the
far East and spoke feelngy of some OF
the Methodist missionaries who are sup
posed 10 have been murdered by the
Chinese Boxers.
Tie Rev. J. I. Satchell, OF the Church
OF the Covenant, Philadelphia, led the
service at 10 30, choosing for his theme,
'The Sovereign Words OF Christ"
Mr.. Satchell expressed the belief that
many OF the Methodist missionaries
must have departed from Pekin and
Northern China before the trouble began,
basing his opinion on information which
be said had been received at the head
quarters ri tho Methodist Missionary So-
ciety in New York.
The Rev. G. B. Burnwood led the chill
dren's service at l. 30 p. m, with SER
mon on "a Mistake in the Beginning"
At 8 O'clock there was another largely
attended service in the main amphithe-
atre. The Rev. Richard Turner OF the
Summer6eld NJ. Z. Church, Philadel-
pnla, preached from Romans S: "a, so,
l'hrist. triumphant" The triumph OF
Christ was based upon his character and
work. He said that the Lord rot only
satisfies tut more than satisfies in his
blessings. While sin abnunds grace
much more ahonnds.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Imp'd. 20. r.. M.

The Great Sachem will officially visit
Tuscorrora Tribe of Seaford on the 24th
inst; Wicomico Tribe, Delmar, 25th
inst; Qudianolo Council, d. OF p,
Laurel, 10Th inst, and Shawnee Tribe,
Clayton, 9th inst. A new tribe is in
process in Wilmington and will doubt
lesss be instituted next month. Osage.
No. 80, celebrated its first anniversary in
the Smith Building Wednesday night
with an ice cream banquet to its mem
bers. The great chiefs were present and
raised Chief William H. Slinson up to
junior sycamore. Short talks and music
were interspersed. This tribe is in the
best OF shape in every respect.
The sun., 1900-07-20
DEATH OF MISS NELLIE GoUERr
Wen Known Young Woman Dies
Under an Operation.

Miss Nellie Gouert. eldest daughter Of
Oscar o. Gouert. paying teller Of the
First National Bank, and Mrs. Gouert Of
No. 1921 West Eighth street, died We'd
nesday evening in Philadelphia as the
result Of an operation. Miss Gouert
went to Philadelphia ON Monday to pre-
pare for an operation which was found
to be necessary, and on Wednesday the
operation was performed by DR.. Price.
A telegram received by Mr.. Gouert about
! O'Clock in the afternoon indicated that
the patient was doing as favorably as
could be expec ed But about 5. 80 o'clock
he was summoned to bis daughters side.
She died in the early evening.
The young woman was in her 25:h
year. She was very popular, OF bright
and cheerful disposition and had wide
circle of friends. She wae member of
Mrs. Jennie Creamer's class in Grace NJ.
ID. Sunday school, Her mother has been
seriously i'll and both her parents are
sadly prostrated by her death.
The sun., 1900-07-20
ACCUSED OF NUMBERING
A MARYLAND FAMILY
William Wilson Taken in Cambridge o e
in Connection With the Kernig
Tragedy.
Special to The sun.

Speclul 10 Inc sun.
Baltimore, Nd, July 19.-William
Wilson, who was captured Tuesds,
night by Detectives Smart and Weis.
hamper, was taken to Cambridge, Md,
yesterday. States Attorney F. L. Har-
rington Of Dorchester county, fully
identified Wilson at the man who il
wanted by the Cambridge authorities in
connection with the mysterious deaths
of the kerDig family, three of whom
father, mother and son-were found
dead in their farmhouse, near Cam
bridge, last April.
When first captured Wilson denied
any knowledge of the crime, but later.
after his identification by the States at
torHey, made statement of alleged i'm
portance, although the detectives would
not divulge what he said. Detective
Smart said, however, that his statement
implicated several others. When tho
people were found dead it was given ont
that they had committed suicide, but the
authorities seemed to think otherwise.
WIlson was very nervous during his stay
at the detectives headquarters. He is
% years OF age. He was accompanied TO
Cambridge by the States attorney and
Detective WeishsmHer.
The sun., 1900-07-20

knce Ii Hung Chang. Viceroy Lin
khuu YIN II Nankin received the detail,
N t.a scheme from Prince Tuan, but
Fail ~ apprise the powers of what was
/ .-a said that certain hish authori-
r. tiu iang-tsr p.'oyinces favor Il
,'F'' a.i.lncc with Russia. but Niccroy
Aa.- HI Tnns vii! not agree to any
fil p ,.tion.
N"w York Journal prints a story
aar effect. bearing Shanghai
J saws rhut when Russia invades
ur forces will he joined by those
4 fa" fuau who will be declared em-
- teg the protection Of the czar.
Mn,N Hope For Enjoys.
~ 2ihaaI Telegram from Shanghai to
'5' ,!attd Wednesday, July IS, states
aernfding 10 the governor of Shang-
W ~ foreign ministers and their
.'.es At Peliing are safe and sound,
nv 4at the danger IS still very great.
~ yceroy, according to this dispatch,
4setined the consular corps that he had
.lesFaphed to Peking urging the protec-
gl 4 HE foreign legations.
" Blllssels il is announced that a tele-
'aM tr"in NJ. Cartier. the Belgian dip
'a-atie agent ut Shanghai. says:
da'icts now confirm the report that
thr Europeans are safe in Prince
"ls palace The report OF the mas
agfe ~, + rontradicted."
me revelation OF the ability Of the Chi
eSe toTres in the north to stand their
olAd against the internationals is pro-
.uhg the inevitable results in he south.
shanghai il is announces officially
7" foreign women and chi rem have
~ requested to leave the ,rts along
seh'as rioting has occurred at Po Yang
~ mar kiu-Kiang. Several mission
rt .eS AlHe been killed and chapels burned.
telegraph between Kiu-Kiang and
-GAh2W Is interrupted.
- .'Anection with the story that Prince
9n w.. i"rces have been orderd to march
Il -liai-Wei. it is considered as sig
'N that Indian troops arriving at
''s:E9hg have been ordered TO proceed
Nrl-lIai- Wei,
:, ihS of Cars announcements.
announcement is regarded in
l.l as at least fureshadowing an un-
49, ma recognition Of the fact that
"a q war exists between China
nj, u" civilized world The general
seems to favor such recognition
a, beSt means of meeting the bar
tnJ, a" 4pheaval, while at the same time
H., tl'g 10 isolate the independent
Il rom the general conflagration.
kprg .''2'her dispatch from ST. Peters
iii, i' said that Russia's anxiety to
trr 'Ae alarming nature Of the news
4nchuria is dictated by fears of
hj,i., he confirmation of such news
h4r, '9lSe in the matter OF arrange
tp,,, legged to have been made in the
Onnl. states for money with which to
Il me Manchurian railway.
,D !, Ae CONSENSUS of diplomatic opin-
asg,a me only reason why the first
d. IN was against Russia was that
eri..n = only power whose territory is
|, y that of China.
re.e', Lardly expected that China will
SF, a,,.i ~ make her warlike policy regu-
" f Withdrawing her ministers from
-, sh capitals. a nation which de-
Qrc. W The role Of savages by such
= nat Of the Chinese at Peking
The sun., 1900-07-20
MAY ABSORB STEEL PLANT.
Rumor About the New Delaware
Forge Company,

1t was rumored yesterday that the
Delaware Forge Company, which will in
short time erect large plant in South
Wilmington, will also soon absorb the
Diamond State Steel Company. i ~aa
stated on good authority that the r ,-ya
Company will guarantee dlvid, II, IN
the Diamond State Steel Com. ..iil's
stock.
Howard T. Wallace president Of lie
Diamond state Steel Company was E, On
by q representative Of TnE SrN last nig.
and stated that there Was No truth what.
ever IN the report.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Detective Mcyex Found Him.

William T. Wright, colored, If Ches-
ter, came to this city ana told Detective
McNey that ne had purchased a huck-
ster's outfit OF two wagons, two horses,
a lot of farming implements and the use
of certain plot OF ground for $500 Fl. m
f. w. Simmons. When le went to tie
place he found it deserted anu tie g.. ds
missing He was unable to locate Sim
mons, but Detective McVey som found
him ON the Churchman farm. where he
was engaged in trucking. He vas taken
before Magistrate Daley and he'd to
await tie action of the Prrnss !vania
authorities.
The sun., 1900-07-20
To Connect water Pipes.

The Street aud sewer b parument has
issued nVtices rtqgling ii { clune ction
Of water pipes in rupayed tees to be
made wlloln thiuy days. Alter that
time the work of paving will pegin and
the streets cann3t le dis n'. .r.l ior five
years.
The sun., 1900-07-20
A Lar C Excursion.

About 400 persons went 10 Washing
ton p nn - pel2o are on the Retail
.irocel'' Association eAcu sion yes serday
IL was the IA gert XuaftIr tt is associa-
llou has ever given ard he mmi. ee
In charge is veiv nue.: gla.ified a. the
result vi it's work.
The sun., 1900-07-20
A Good Wood-sawer.

Ex Corporal John Ford, OF South Viii
mington, bought new buck saw yes.
terday afternoon and lie will now speud
his spare time in saving drift wood. The
corporal offers To bet S25 that he can
beat any man in Wilmington saving
wood.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Driver Was Injured.

One OF the hind wheels OF wagon
loaded with hay broke down on Shipley
street, between Sixth and Seventh,
shortly after noon yesterday. Clinton G.
Seminar, OF Kooch's Bridge, the driver
of the wagon, was thrown out, hurting
his hip and ankle.
The sun., 1900-07-20
On a Fishing Trip.

The Oh Be joyful Fishing Club, conn
posed Of well snnsn hu-.uess men of
this city, left Elev, nth street bridge YES
terdav morhlng for cruise down the
bay in Whmatef's steam launch.
Among the party were Alfred Bucher,
Fred Mamntle, Michael Duno hoe.
Charles Simmons and others.
The sun., 1900-07-20
SAYS RUSSIA
Declares HOStiliti9S Exist
In Amur.
TORY ABOUT THE CzAR
shanghai Dispatches Report
Him In League With Tuan.

Ii Hung Chang Also Represented ms
Acting In Concert with the Leader
Of the Boxers-Pnris and Brussels
Again Hear That the Foreign Min
isters In Peking Are snfe-spread
Of the Troubles In China-what
London Thinks of the Announce
mcnt by Russia Declaring That n
State of War Exists In siberia-chi-
nese Loss at Tien-tsin Estimated Mt
Three Thousand Men.
!. mlon, July ia dispatch from St.
I shurg says that certain parts Of the
4 territory. comprising the first di-
Of the Khaharovsk district, the
Of Biac.vestchcusk. Khabaroysk
\ .s Ussuri and Nlndisyostek, have
clarcd in state of war from
Shanghai correspondent Of The
UAo IS apparently inclined to
ism. talnlraphs a story to his
Rus In has been socrutly nc
with Prince Tr8n Inc hadcr NJ
igu element, with the conny-
The sun., 1900-07-20
Stole One Tomato.

William Mckinley was auest,d d last
night by The police at the Church street
wharf on the charge Of larceny. When
brought to the police station he claimed
that ne had only stolen one tomato.
The sun., 1900-07-20
First Infantry Band Rehearsal.

Tee First Infantry band under the
direction Of Roy Hart, had a rehearsal
last night. There were fifteen members
present. The band bids lair 10 become
one uf the bes, in the S.ate.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Borrowed a Bicycle.

David Roy was given hearing before
NJ .gi'trate DA-y yesterday afternoon on
a charge growing OUT of the borrowing
OF bicycle, "hiah it is alleged he failed
to leIurn. lie Was neld.
The sun., 1900-07-20
water Pipes ARRIVED.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday after
noon the barge Matinicunk of Burling.
ton, \. J., arrived at Shipley street
wharf i'll tow Of the tug Isabelle. Tie
oaiee is loaded with So l2-inch and 240
l6-inch water pipe for the water depart
nent.
The sun., 1900-07-20
COn;irr--CuX.

At AsSury NJ l. parsonage IN We'd.
ntsda, tveni' z, Ms Lulu Ok aud
Clarence @ Conner were married by the
R4v. +. L. Hans A. i.oiAal recep-
ticn was held immediately after the
ceremOpy.
The sun., 1900-07-20
ONE CENT
MUST WEAR COATS.
Judge Ball Wants the Dignity OF the
Court Upheld.

Assistant City Solicitor Cahoon ap,
peared in Municipal Court Yesterday
without his coat and received a repri-
mand at the hands Of Judge Pali.
Court had just heen declared open bv
Court Crier Heal. when Judge Ball no.
ticed that Mr.. Cahoon had no coat on.
He frowned aud SAID in stern voice
Stop that"
Mr. Cahoon took the hint and retired
to Clerk Adams office, where he put on
his coat. He then returned to the court
room.
The affair created much amusement.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Entertained at supper.

Mis-. John t. Dickey enter aimed Mrs.
Emna SsyIcs and Nlss Savlts of Wash
iintton, j.. G., at supper at Shelipot Park
las. evening
The sun., 1900-07-20
10 Have an .tddlcks Banner.

Q. + Winga.e # Delaware Citv, will
receive subsci pt;oGs f,r 4 J. Etward
Addicks balr"'r - be Stretched across
Clinton street, at DeiuN arg City.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Building improvements.

Permission has been grautel to Jonh
n. Carswell to place a maLslrd 70. on
the dwelling No 1906 West Eighth
The sun., 1900-07-20
Lost Girl Found.

. Annie Sullivan, little girl ree;ding at
Front and Shipley streets, beccr lost
last night bus aas tonnd and r-tur,. ed to
her home By the police.