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The Delta independent., 1900-11-02
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Notice fer DspablleaeSoo.
LAND OFFICE At NoNfEoss. CoLOnApo.l
September -, 100. !
Notice Is hereby given that the fbll0Wtng nADed
settler has filed notice OF his intention 70 make
final proof in support Of his claim. 40 that
said proof will be made sefore Milton b. Welch.
County Judge and ex-oficio clerk, at Delta,
Colorado, on November TO- 1900, viz:
FELIX O. ROBERTS,
upon his ID. s. 2Uss Ute Series for the n0rth-eaat
quarter northeast quarter, section, Q, teWnship
Is S. X. 81 w 9Th principle meridian.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz:
John McCaferty. John s. Cutler. barney Ran
doph and Z. w. Wayman, all OF CedAreoee,
Colorado.
JAMES LAYTON. Register.
First pub. Oct 5; last Nov. 9.J
The Delta independent., 1900-11-02
naa.A u..aa.G xessee.

Nolies b heseby given that the annual meet
ing of tAs aeekhoaden Of the lronssone Dftcn
C0S1naay viii - held at the Court House. In
Delis, Coaoead0. ON Saturday. November 3. 1901
as o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of levying an
lor ne election q olAcen for the ensuing year
and IT She tranaaction of such other business Is
H. 8. BAGLEY, President
Gpnn0s 8. coMKLIN, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-02
l0bes I.aaA. Act Jane ;. ls1s,-.Xeties
Fer RublaeasaSa.
u.s. LAxD OEvICE, MoNTkosE, Colo.
0cfOb<r T. lQl0

o. LAxD OEvIcE. MosrkosE. CoLo.
October 3. 1870.
Notice IL hereby given that in compliance with
The proyisions Of the act Of Congress of Juue J.
INA entitled IAN Act for the sale of timber
isn2s Il the states Of California. Oregon, Nevada
81 Wesni.stce Ts,rtosy," - exsendsd to 90, all
J0nnio II BeaP, Grand Junction, county Of Mesa
s0nSo q Colombo. has this day filed in this Once
her sworn statement No.-....-:----., for the
pGFehaas Of the southeast ~ southwest quarter
lection =. north east northwest
. . sth principal meridian. and will offer proof
10 chow that the land sought Ii more valuable Tor
ID timber or stone than for agricultural purposes
and to establish her claim to said land before
the RaGister and Receiver Of this office at Mont,
ross. Colorado. on Saturday the sth day OF
December. 1870.
6he names a. Witnesses II. E. Maguer,
Grand Junctisn. Colo, Benjamin Gheen, and
N EYneet Clack Of Delta, Colo. and Herman D.
nsaf, q Grand Junction, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Above -isocrised lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said sth day OF
December. 1900.
Ia LAYTON. Register.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-02
Vote for n. II. CsssIe.
Vote fos 4. q, King.

For oil kinds of hsnd nsds stoee
ssdiIes and harness, call - Oss. Q.
WIlsso, Dsjta.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
ruE NEwyoRK woRLB.
ThRicE-A.MEEk EDITION.
S'',iA
hs Good to You .as . Daily and
+iYou- Get It at the Price Of
To- >sH . weekly.

II furnishes more ut the price thai
suy other n-wapap-r published in Amer
hx,. Its news servis~ covers xll the
xl"i,~ and is "a ..l-.l by that Of hut few
dxili-.. Its r-lmrtr from the B.er wsi
have not been exrelled in thorough.
nee. sn.i i.rom."nes., and will, the pres
i.irn,i.I csmp. ign now i. rresr~sa IL
ii I've inynlusti.. I'-' p,l;,ic:l news
= m,'~nln'. iY in.nr,l,i. -Tis,s f.ct mikes
~ II r.l"ri i'vaiur To you at ih'c time
II y"ii ~kni Ia ~.irh .yriy move al
the great I,"i'ir,l campavu take the
fhrirr-a- Week "rlh lf.,Ou want II
keep ,"ur W IN ihe ,ru.,---snd the,
nrrsi ~atriing--'asri the Thrice n Week
Wnl'. Ii y",i xa.i tn know all fbr~ixi,
dew l,I.in-,its. take the I,ric--a- Week
Mnrid fi.E R--
1t" Thyir--. Week W"rld. rsvninr
subscription !',irc l. "Ols q 10 per yeav..
". "ff'r hi. I'M. qn ie,i nrw -v.r.r aud
the CHikvTAiN tnxe'her "ne year for
&ia5.
The regular snt,srriptinr price .i the
two !mpers'ia $:.A'.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
SQUIRREL ,INH OPENED.
Ch.ssk Temperance Society of Ssw
SssA STARTS . Cheap aaA Ciesa
Eating HoHse.

The Church Temperance society has
opened Squirrel Inn. at l3i Ro~ery.
New York city. Squirrel Inn is on the
east side Of The I:owery, one door
above Grand street. II occupies tha
basement and first two floors of five.
story binding, the three upper floors
Of which are TO bc fitted up as soon ns
plans for ,ucir Use are formulated.
On the first floor is an up-to-date
restaurant. where n palatablc lunch
con may be had for u dime and where
a satisfying meal-cith.r breakfast.
dinner or supper-will be served for
l., cents. a.
The menu card shows that the cost
of small steaks will he ten cc.Is; veal
Outlets. mutton or pork chops. ONE
l-trcs. or three fried or boiled eggs
with bread and butter The same.
In the rear is the kitchen. as com
plcte!y equipped as that of any first
class hotel
Equally attractive is the second
floor. which is to be devoted to the
purposes of II fire.. library reading
room. On the shelves of the bookcase
are 500 volumes. presented to The So
ciety by ". X. Hearst. and morr than
n score Of choice pictures. also the
gift OF Mr.. Hearst, ;ldorn the walls.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
Nnt Long Lived.

The life ofan Aus,ra.ian native rsre.
" exceeds 50 years.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
NOf{Cc,

All TWine Account are due.
c. \ ADAMS.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16

No other pills ,7,n -q,ni DE Wiz. L. :
=. Early Ri-er- for pr"mIin--,. certain
y AMI .tiIcieucr. r'ur s,l- iH lb'lInar
i.uthcrs'
Take your watcn. clock or jcuelrJ
:" .AppIegate a, Lamar and have 1t
repaired in u first class r1nuus~. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
TorturinS skin Sruptions hnrns and
sores are sooth-d 1t onc~ aud promptly
I-sled> nv applying DeWius Hazel
>atve, the best known cure for piles
Hrware OF ~or'hl-.S conn,erf,itS.. Al
ltoluiau Brothers.
rhis is the season .h-n mn'h-r' nre
- ,rintd on scrnunt "i GROUP. Ii ii,
Il urHly cured by One Minn'- Cough
are. which criliI-n like to take. Al
i.-iman BroiEeis.
= he best method "f ..l"hn.irv 'l- r-r
J. Iue use ofthe famous !ril- ,,i,l, k""Ni
~ DeWitE's little E.riV Rlsers F.s,y V
Ia AXE. Never grippe. For sale al II i
man Brothers.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
CREAD 1900 WEARS STALE.
Il WAS BAKED In Ponpeii Bsrv,~ 1k.
Eruptions.

u WAS bakrn In Porp~ii bs1vts Shs
Eruptions.
'iLfeEers from Indigestion are Al:
T-"d 10 eat stale bread; the kta!e'
- better. they are told There 10 in
'HF museum a. Naples some bread
" .ch ought to be stall, enough for any.
Giy. 1t was baked oLe day in Al
gust. 70 A. D., In one u the curiou'
- rs still TO be seen At Pumpei!. say.
The London Asii
Hore than eighteen centuries. there
Tore. have elapsed s;Eca it was drawn
AL hot" and indigestibie from the
o.hn. So II may clain, 10 be the Oldest
read in the world You may see Il
III glass case on the. upper noor o.
Tic museum. There are several loave.,
81 II. one still bearing the Impress os
The bakers name. 6n',Gty sp ., Ii
In shape and size ,heJ rsssnb;s IT,
malt eottass loaves q, England. but
aot In appearance. fSf ,thsy srs q
black - charcoal. vAleh. q tAet, tAsy
closely rsssmbas Thh vas aos tAsir
original oolos. but thsy Aavs bseoos
earbonised. and u SatsA would peoA-
ably remind one q charcoal biseaits,
When new they may hass we1SAss
aacut . eosple Of pounds- eseh. and
were most likely raised with IeaSen, as
Is most OF the bread in orisatAi coun-
tf.es at the present time
The popular Idea that Pompeii vas
destroyed by lava is a fallactou. one.
II lava stream had descended won
ha ~ w. ~.
In he place would have been utterly
destroyed. Pompeii was really buried
unHer ashes and fine cinders called by
the Italians hpilli.
On that dreadful day 10 Aug,Is:
when the great eruption OF vssusviuA
TOOK place. showers OF fnc ashes fal!
hrst npon the doomed city. then show.
ers Of lapilIi,' then more ashes. and
more lapilli. until Ponpeii was covered
over to depth In places of fifteen And
oven twenty feet.
Other comestiblA besides The bread
Hrrr preserved. and may nov be seen
IN the same room in the museum
There are various .nds of grain. fruit
""sH'ables and even pieces Of mea:
Most interesting 4. dish or walnu,s
some CRACKED ready for eating. other.
whole. Though carhon!zed. Ike al!
II other ea.ables they have pre- served
tho.r characteristic wrinkles and Zines
here are figs. too. and pears. tn.
former rather snTiveled. as one wonli
"rg9ct after MI these years. ths latter
certainly no longer juicy" Hn, per
haps tha most interesting rci,c IN tho
ON Is u hoaeycoHlb. every ce.! -
"afch can y" distinctly made ont. II
Is so we'll preserved tia. 1t Is hard to
realize that the comb Is no longer way
rc- The honey honey.
\ piece of the comb seems to have
iena cut out. and one can imagine
some young Pompeiian having he.rr'
:'mself to IL and sitting down 20 ~:,t
whom he had to jump up and ~ TO-
hi life. One cannot help worderins
What beTne OF the pierre whether the
ynurg fellow took II Win h!r, ard ate
T. as he ran. or whether he left it a.
his plate. Intending to return .or i:
whe., ths eruptioQ was over.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
millions Given Av,ay,

1. is sxrtminIv Rra'ifving 10 the nrnks
t'ku"W 1T "r- c,t,,.ern which, ix not
afraid :" he urmrto,,s THE r.n,rirtn,s
~ Dr. kieR's New D:.u,yesv. ;..r Cnn.
an. non. C'ugl's s,,.i G,l.... hive Y y~a
.~ry yer ten hu1l"n ri. 4 ts,,tIrs and
'h1s' - Knisfr,s'.n"f k,.o~i.e /, has
''is".f 'k"n,aats "f l,nis.l..-x. cs =.
A,'hnA' brelrll'i-. Iiiu,,Jr. I'D III
iin", Chest aud i.rnc dis. SIS u,
y -; n..a ,sN e J. .n. fSs.b,.,,
i'."> dssssss ~ ~ cti = + -...lefnsl
.''"i!i'. tssv' ~. 20 5Jc .....i IL s:ysty
Hdtk RUaf1Rt1sd> nj.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16

Modern woodmen Of America, No. 7f4.
NJ Meets every Saturday night. II. W. MIL
Hoxp, C. C: n. H. Gill. C.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
rri-hin.- IN Ger,~sn Meats.

Nuremberg Germany) paper,
commenting on the fact that II OF the
iS pigs that were found in the markets
Of that rity last year afflicted with
'richinae came from Prussia. concludes
that the policy of excluding meat from
America is foolish, and that the only
safeguard iics in careful inspection.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
.JEWELRY
\ STAPLE.

Look AT the neN, len people YOU
meet and see how much is worn nf the
.u-callcd iewrlrs From the s5Uh.0
watch chain 70 live cent stick pin.
.I-~riry has come 10 be Il stapie Arti-
clc OF dress.
You win buy more " less III il: see
that you get what ,ou pay for when
YOU buy. You can be sure Of thiS
y hen yon buy OF G. l.. Mcpherson. Of
Holly. who has Il fun assortment OF
the ". r. MAIN Co. goods. Every
article Of these goods is fully ~arrSn-
led TO be exactly as represented. a
printed guaranty to this effect is giy-
ru with each article OF these goods
purchased at their store.
W. :. MAIN CO.
Esstern Factory Cor. PIirndship and Eddy
IS, PrOyidrnre i. J.. Western Factory
LrrYest Jewelry Factory In tn. uor:dl Fast
wa City. Iowa. Over a..o'n fee; inor spsc-.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-16
COINS NEW BOOK.

The latest and greatest work by the author Of
the famous 'Coin's Finxneisi SCHOOL" entitled
COIN ON MONEY. TRUSTS AND
IMPERIALISM"
hoW neADf.-The price Of this book Is zx
cents per copy. and II can be had only nj the
Rocky Not SrArs Nkws. sole agent for this
par. OF the country. In order to facilitate its
wide di.tribution the Nxws make, the follow
ing liberal offers:
The Daily aud sunday News three months
~ csJ sud one ctps of .' Goin on Money, Trusts
aud Imperialism" i3s cents,. postage prepaid.
both for only --..............-... .... $2.3a
The Weekly News one year Il 90, and one
copy Of Com on u 'ney. Trusts and Imperial
Ism" s2s ceats,, postage prepaid. both for only
si.oo
Ifyou are already sssnbscriber to
either edition of the NeMs you can re-
new your subscription for three
nonths or one year, a. the case. may
be. and take advantage Of this offer.
Cash to accompany all orders.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS.
Eenssr. Colo
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
CENSUS IN CECIL COUNTY
Enumerators There Have.Their Work
NearIy Comnleted

Elkton. Nd, June 25.-The census
enumcrato1s for Cecil county are
rounding up their work, and IN some
instances oisy a day or two will be re-
quircd 20 complete their labors. AT
the outset Of the work IL was confident
ly expected that the county would show
decided gain, in fact. some were en-
thusiastic enough 10 believe that the
county would show a sufficient gain to
nave an additional representative IN
the Legislature and an additional vote
IN congressional and state conventions.
while the enumCratOrs are not giving
out any figures enough is known to
show that while there is likely TO be a
gain over the population ten years ago.
the increase will not be sufficient TO
bring the county up TO where il should
stand 10 be entitled to an additional
representative The population i'm 1880
was 2I,l0S. Ten years ago it fell on
10 25.Sl2 Sinoe 1890 there has been
a steady loss in many of the districts.
and In the towns the population has i'm
creased. The largest gain IS likely Ia
be In Elkton, Perryville and Port De-
posit
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
BRAIN FEVER KILLS Guild
Fourteen Year old Morton Edwards
Dies Amer -Four Days Illness
bnecInl II Nd ENonlnr InnrnnI


New Castle. June -Fourteon-
year-old Morton Edwards died at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Edwards, In the New Castle
road, yesterday morning from brain
fever with which be was stricken an
Saturday. Previous to that time Nor
ton was as well as he had ever been
lie had just closed a successful term
at school. and was looking forward
anNiously to his promotion.
ne was an unusually intelligent how
and had many friends here. who were
shocked 70 hear OF his death. lie was
an only child.
Il was said last night that Morton
haa received injuries to his head while
but DR.. j. J.. Black who nffondod the
boy, says he saw no evidence of such
an injury. He was called to attend
me child Monday night. and al that
time Morton was in dying condition
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
MANY WANT THE
PRIACIP ALSHIP
New Castle School Board Has
TW@ty-IOur applications
for the Position
speeIal 20 The Evenlne Journal.

New Castle, June 27.-Formal notice
Of the resignation of Professor w. w.
Knowles, principal Of the pvblic
schools OF the city, was received by
the Board OF Education at it's regular
meeting last night The resignation
was accepted. after which the board
gave attention to twenty-four applica-
tons for the position. The applicants
are. Albert M Fowler. New York
city: III. f. Slagcnhaut, Laurel; VIII
liam Ellis, Dolnlar; Miss Laura H.
Miller, Nummemburg Pa; a. NJ Dick
Yonkers. N. Y; II. A. Curran, Carlisle,
Pa; w. J. Petty Bradford, Pa: j. s. II.
Wilcox. Cambridge. Md: y. A. Stew-
art. Binghampten, n. ": J. J. Col
bonra, Snow HILL Nd; l.. B. Landis
North Wales, Pa; w L. Gordy. Sha-
mokin. Pa; John Il. Burdette, George
town, Del; G. ~ Reber. Marcst0wn.
Pa; n. d. Gamble. jamestown.
Pa; M. w. Wilkinson, Delaware
City; w. Richardson. Cleveland.
o.; A. $. Griffith, Camden. Del; n. W.
Widencr Hanover Pa: NJ NJ. Fryer.
Tower City, Pa. M. S. "A. unger. Rie-
glesville. N. j.; David Jacuuette, Daws-
town, Md, Theodore Currier. porryville. .
Nd; and H. K McCabe, Selbyville. \
Del.
Election of Mr. Knowles successor
was postponed until Tuesday. July 10.
ROUTINE BUSINESS or BOARD.
A bill from CHM a Co., amounting toI
$40, for books bought last November
was ordered paid. Tho bin Is the nrstI
one received by the board for thel
books
Secretary Eckles reported he had re-
ceived letters Of acceptance from the
recently elected teachers. cxcoptins
Miss Nesbit and Miss Reber
Superintendent Knowles report for
June showed i27 scholars enrolled dur
ing the month. Mr.. Knowles also re-
ported the promotion of 3l2 scholars
and recommended that Miss Margaret
Carrick be given some remuneration
Tor her service at the piano az thel
closing exercises Of the primary school
The report was accepted. A verbal re-
port by President Eliason showed that
the closing exercises had yielded gross
receipts amounting TO S43. Bills
amounting 10 $40, incuirod by the px
orcises, were ordered paid. OF thlsl
amount s. is for Miss Carrlck.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
GtanIte onnrrie. in cecn

Elkton Md. June 25.-The Consoli-
ated Granite Company. composed Of
New York capitalists. has purchased
about 300 acres OF land IN the Seventh
election district OF Cecil county. and
viii shortly commence the ouarryine
OF granite. From this quarry viii be
furnished the granite 10 be used In the
construction OF the New York subway
of which J.. b. Macdonald is the con-
tractor. The company will place about
$4,000 worth of machinery on the
land and viii give employment 10 a
large number OF hands.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
SHIPMENT OF PEACHES
Alexander Pullen Sends out the First
From Milford
speclal % the Evening Journal

SpeplnI % The ltVenlnE journal
Milford, Jane 27-Alexander Pullen,
nurseryman of this town. shipped thir-
ty baskets of peaches on Monday.
Those We're Of the Snede variety, and
the first Of the season to leave this
place. MIR. Pullon has $4,000 trees, ana
told the Journal man recently an his
trees were heavy with fruit He
thought he would have at least 10000
baskets this seaOn. All orchards I'm
this section of the state are heavily
fuited and the June fall has been very
light Some growers fear the trees are
too heavily burdened. and they say
many varieties. IN consequence. may
come TO maturity too early. This quail
ity n such should be the case. would
be poor and prices realized smaH
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
Reduced Rates 60 Charleston. s..
C., via Pennsylvania Railroad

For the meeting of the National Edu-
cltional Association at Charleston. s.
o. July 7-iS, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will sell excursion tick
e's from an stations on its lines to
charleston at the rate Of one fare for
the round trip, plus 50. Tickets to be
sold July 20 3, inclusive. and to be
good 10 return until Septembce1 inclus-
I'VE. On the return trip stop-ovor will
be allowed at Washington on deposit
.oi ticket with Joint Agent and on pay
ment of fee of 81.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
Mechanics EIeet omoora

Special 60 the Evening Journal
New Castle. June 27-Onicors were
elected at the regular meeting OF In
dustry Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ. last
night as follows: Councillor. M. Kee-
gan; vlce-councilor, w. Meredith. as-
sistant vice-councilor w. Cannon; con
ductor, E. Thatcher.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
nnIldlng NInnr nnnis

Special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle June 27.-Work is plen-
uful lust now at Joseph slewart's boat
yard. Several contracts have been re-
ceived and work on them will be com
menoed next week Mr.. Stewart IS
now putting "a new bow and otherwise
improving Petor Smiths yacht.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
wc.t Ilnd olub wm na,e oulIng
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

Special 20 the Evening Journal
New Castle June 27.-Thirty mem
bers Of the West End Club, accompan-
led by their wives, are planning an out
ing On the river. Although the date
has net been fixed, It is believed the
club VIII go down the river about the
middle Of July
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
LAUNCH WAS BURNED
Alexander ryo's Boat suffers $500
Damage by Fire
hnoCinl % the llVcning JOurnal

EU0CINI I'D Tn0 IlV0nIng J0UrnaI
New Castle June 27.-Alexander
Tyo's naptha launch. Margureta. was
damaged by fire while lying in the river
on Delaware street wharf yesterday af-
ternOOn.
Mr. Tyo sailed down the river
with a party OF friends from Whining
ton, and tying his boat at the wharf
went TO visit friends. While away am
explosion occurred aboard the little
craft and had not j. II. Rodgers been
In sight OF the boat she would have
been burned to the waters edge. lie
informed Mr. Tyo, and a few minutes
later the FIRE was extingushed with
water. The loss TO the boat Will reach
$780,
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
Epidemic of sore Throats
Special 20 the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal
Milford. June 27--An epidemic OF
sore throat seems 10 prevail in this
community Numbers OF people have
been lately stricken with swollen
glands Of the neck, and dry soreness
OF the throat This Is accompanied. in
most cases. with more or less malaria
and loss OF appetite.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
TROUBLE THREATENED
Now Delaware City Residents Nav
Stop Work on Railway Line
sD0clal % the Evenlng Journnl

NV0VIUI % INC TVenlnT JOurnnI
New Castle, June 27.-There is marc
trouble ahead for the New Castle ana
Delaware City Electric Railway Com
pany, whose line Is almost built to
Delaware City
Residents Of that town say that AZ
the railway company attempts to Law
Trails on the streets OF the,town thev
VIII lee enjcined by an order ont az
Chanoery Court. II this action IA taken
the road cannot be completed by Julv
Work ON the line has gone ahead so
iayombly the last week that tbero ie
every indication Of the operation OF he
read next week. ''
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
FOR THE sOrrTu

Southern Railway.-Express 6.46 p. m.
daily. sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis, and New Orleans; 1876 p. m,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis.
Nashville. via Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express u. .13 D. m,
daily, sleepers to Charleston, Jacksonville.
Port Tampa, and Macon; LOS a. m. daily,
sleepers to Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S.1t p. M,
daily, dining car, and sleepers to Gin
cinnau.
Seaboard Air Line-Hxpress. ABS a. m.
daily. sleepers TO Jacksonville; 409 y. m.
daily. sleepers to Atlanta and Tampa.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
IMMATURE DEPARTMENT, WILMINGTON EVENING JOURNAL,

its newly-elected Officers next Monday
night At that time thirty-five mem
bers OF Riverside Lodge. Of Pennsvllle,
win bo present. After the installation
refreshments will be served and the
visitors pleasantly entertained.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
They Canght NIanr Eiah

'peeiai 20 the Evening Journal
New Castle. June 27.-Edward Rod
gers Alexander Mccaughan, Albert
Davis and Albert Pedrlck returned
nome Yesterday from fishing trim
down the river. They caught So many
nsn that many Of their friends enioved
hsh suppers last evening.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
visitor From Cuba

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle, June 27.-MIs Harry La
r.. Cayehaugh, wife of Lieutenant
Cavonaugh, OF the Tenth Cavalry, L.
S. A.. now stationed in Cuba. Is visit
ing friends here. Mrs. Cavenaugh
reached New York from Cuba several
weeks ago. and intends to spend six
weeks in this country. Her home is In
Kansas
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
TO BUILD ICE PIERS
Bid for the Work at BrealOwater
Received Yesterday
Special to the Evening Journal

Special 10 the Evening Journal
New Castle, June 27.-Only one bid
has been received by the United States
engineer in Philadelphia for the ten
new ice piers that are 10 be built along
the Delaware Breakwater.
This bid was from Hughes Bros. a.
Bangs. and was at the rate of 1926 per
ton. or about $4,000 for the entire
work. and as this bid Is well within
the appropriation the firm will prob
ably receive the contract
The new piers viii each be fifteen by
eighteen feet with foundations Of ram
dom stone, and superstructure of
heavy stone, which will rise about four
teen feet above low water
10 Is expected that these piers Will
break pp an the Zee that floats down
the Delaware and thus remove all dam
ger to vessels seeking refuge from At
lontlc storms during the Winter
months.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
List of WiInlineton DRUGGISTS Hanelin,, ssr.,,

List of Wilmington Druegi
H =. Brinshmst al7 Market street
p Fl Wood, 1fih and King streets.
J. ]. Gallagher & Bro. 1900 Market st
j E. stamp Tenth and Poplar streets
Dr. T. d. Cook. 10th and Pine streets.
Reaton smith, Seventh and Pine SITS
nF. Oslro, Sixth and Pine streets.
p s. Collins. $50 East Fourth street
". c, Taylor so2 King street
j. II Morgan. 18th and King streets.
West 81. Pharmacy. "a and West ST.
J. II. apruance 5of Poplar street
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
Council Hears More Appeals
unopfnl "a fb, rs.-.,.t.. = r

New Castle, June 27-City Council
was IN session again last night and
heard several appeals from the city as
sessm ment, After tho meeting OF Council
tomorrow night the appeals will be
considered.
Evening journal., 1900-06-27
Now Bulldlng Nearly Completed

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
Milford, June 27-Forner Governor
Watsons new store. south ef Walnut
street bridge, IS now underway. Whcn
completed c. o. Abbott g. co. VIII oc-
cupy the building together with the
store they now have adjoining.