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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-01

il Brep0ried that another letter from
DE British minister al Pekin. Sin
Claude Macdonald dated Pekin, We'd
lesl1y July -5. has reached Taku The
chinese government has renewed the
suggestion that the minister leave the
al.'a. lut the minister declined
l1e Belgian government has received
news That the allies have already
marched eight miles In the direction Of
l.kn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
DOTER.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Dover, March 1.-THE Delaware
Clay Manufacturing Co., which was
Incorporated here last Saturday, with
paid up capital stock Of 50, 900. has es:.
tablished its plant on the State road
Opposite II. E. Moore's -four mills,
three miles south of Dover. While the
company will make q speciality OF
bricks, it will also manufacture tiles
and fancy pottery. Its officers are:
President, L. N. Kcrbin CT Dover !;
Vice President, William H. Smith Of
HackensacK, N. j.. Secretary and
Treasurer, j. Alexander Trors Of Dover.
An Office will be opened here. Already
the company has several large contracts
in view.
The tracks OF the General Electric
Railway Go. now extend from Hayes
hill to Camden. Ridgely Harrington
has received an order for 100, 900 add
tional ties and 1900 POLES.
The wedding Of Prof. Cecil A. Ewing,
assistant principal Of the Wilmington
Conference Academy, and Miss Alkaline
M. Null Of Carlisle, Pa, will take PLACE
March 9th.
A dog owned by II. Lee Walker,
which won $50 prize at the New
York bench show, and had been sent L
Chicago to be entered In the Chicago
bench show, died in the windy city ,
few days ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT
Mrs. Leonard ReYis Of Duck Creek
Burned Almost to a Crisp Sunday.
SHE DID NOT INHALE THE FLAMES
Therefore, Her Physician Has
Hopes of Her Recovery.
FIRE SPREAD FROM STOVE TO CLOTHES

speeial Correspondence OF Gazette ard Journal.
smyrna, March ia distressing acct
dent occurred at Duck Creek yesterday
morning,
After the family of Leonard Reyis.
who has charge OF Denney's roller mills.
had finished breakfast, Mrs. Revis sent
her daughter to a neighbor for Elk.
While awaiting the girls return, Mrs.
Regis went to the parlor window. and
stood near the stove. from which her
clothing caught fire. Mr.. Resis, who
was IN the yard. heard his wife scream,
but did not heed her cries. At first,
he thought the noise was in the street f;
next, he imagined Mrs. Reyis was
rompiug with two nieces, who were
visiting the family. Finally, he was
stai tied by cry of murder, and,
before hs could 90 indoors, Mrs. ROWS
rushed out, enyeloped in flames. Mr..
Revis quickly obtained blanket, with
which, after throwing Mrs. Revis upon
the snow, he extinguished the fire.
Mrs. Reyis' limbs and back were
burned almost to crisp, and her hail
was singed in several places. While
her condition is very serious, her Ihysi
clan, DR.. T. G. Moore, has hopes o
her recovery. He does not think sh,
inhaled the flames.
During the excitement, the fir
srread from Mrs. Revis clothing t
the parlor furniture, but the blaze wa
extinguished before it gained mucl
headWay.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
NEWARK.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal.
Newark, March 1.-THE Newark
Building and Loan Association has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, ID. O. Rose,
Jr.; Vice President, j. g. Shivler;
SECRETARY. @. w Williams; Treasurer,
H. N. Reed "A uditors, DIR. II. u NJ.
Kollock, A. Lee Ellis and W. IL;
barton. W. II. Kelly. J. I. Maxwell
and II. B. Wright have been elected
directors for three years.
At the meeting of the Delaware Col
lege Philos ophical Society, Tuesday
night, Prof. Il. n. Vallandighani
lectured 90 1.-THE Peculiar Importance
Of the Merry Wives of Windsor. !" The
lecture was followed by a general dis
cussion OF the condition of public
school education in this country. A
committee was appointed to report al
tine next meeting on the condition OF
public school education3ip Delaware.
Newark. March 17.-John =. Lewis
has bought the dwelling owned by Mrs.
James Gibson and occupied by. Thomas
| Casho.
A. A. Curtis has bought a tract o.
land at the West End, and will erect
dwelling thereon.
Ira G. Mclaughlin has made ex
| tensiye Improvements TO the Washing
House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
SUSSEX COUNTY COURTS.

The Grand, Petit and special Juries for
the April Term.
The following iuries have been drawn
for the April term of the Sussex county
courtsi
GRAND JURY.
Baltimore hundred-C Nathaniel
Warren, James Il. Law.
Broad Creek-George W. Bryan, Levin
s. Hitch.
Broadkiln-Joseph Holland, John J.
Morris.
Cedar Creek-John A. Argo, Albert
E. Archer.
Daesboro-John R. Steele, William
p. Shcrt.
Georgetown - Zachariah Reynolds,
George w. Jones Of j.
Gumbcro--Silas }. Lewis.
Indian Riyer-EIederick p. Burton.
Lewes and Rehoboth-William Il.
Manning, William P. Thompson.
Little Creek = Obed W. Marvel,
William S. Marvel.
Nanticoke- H. Hill, John
Millinan.
Northwest Fork-Robert F. Leden-
ham, S. II. Nelson.
Seaford - Harvey Brown, Thomas
Rawlins.
PETIT JURY.
Baltimore hundred-Thomas A. Hol-
loway Of Thomas, Abisha ID. McCabe,
Joshua b. Long.
Broad Creek--Irvin s. Kitchens,
George II. Pussy.
Broadkiln-George Pepper, William
II. WEIGH.
Cedar Creek--Johu S. Macklin, Bur
ton d. Carpenter, John d. Messick.
Dagsboro = William j. Parkhurst,
Isaac B. Brumbley.
Georgetown.-Charles L. Willin, Majo
W. Hudson.
Gumboro-Joseph b. West, Jane
T. Jones.
Indian River-John R. Warrington
Joseph II. Moore.
Lewes and Rehoboth - JOSEPH |
Collins, Jacob Morris, John p, Jones.
Little Creek--Stephen @. Hearn
Charles S. HeaIn, George s. Dickerson
Nanticoke = William I. Fleetwood
John w. Short.
Northwest Fork-John E. Layton
Edward Q. Sudler.
Seafotd- Charles II. Marvel, Jaco
w. Wallace.
SPECIAL JURY.
Baltimore hundred Henry NJ. Tin
mons, Ephrsim g. Calhoun.
Broad Creek-Samuel ID. Windso
Herman d. Hastings.
Bloadkiln-Lewis j. Carey, Villa
G. Fearing.
Cedar Creek--William II. Donova
William +. Hammond.
Dagsboro- Clayton N. Atkins. Jof
T. Messiuk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Joseph, Jol
M. Kitchens.
GumEoro-James s. Donaway.
Indian River william I. Mitchell
lewes and Rehoboth - John
Morris, John r. Wolfe.
Little Creek-John 4. Parsons, Jo
S. Cooper.
Nanticoke--james Mcdonald, 10
VI Bailey. .......-
Northwest Fork-William Knowl
William Cannon.
Seaford-James FrIedell, George
Cutlery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

schools, New Castle county, $50, ~ "
Kent, S24, 249. 30; Sussex, s36, 0Sl.ol;
total, $50, 253. 81: colored schools, New
Castle county, s., si3. 81 Kent, g, go ~;
Sussex, Sc, l5S. III; total, SIS, 62f.Sa;
raid out OF State fund for text books,
white schools, New Castle county.
81, ia. 81; Kent, e. 546. 10; Sussex,
80, ga5.72: total, sS,277. Is; colored
schools, New Castle county, s2lo; Kent,
s7O4; Sussex, $3.50; total, 81, i59; total
resources, white schools. New Castle
county, So, 332. ~; Kent, S5I.994. AZ !;
Sussex, $50, Os5. 10: total, sls5, Az. 81 !;
colored schools, New Castle county,
s7,0A357; Kent. IS, 1853. 60; Sussex,
81, SIC. III; total, So, 969. Oh.
BY graded schools is meant schools
| having more than one teacher; by
schools not graded il rural districts is
meant those having only one teacher.
I While few schools have libraries. there
are a number of go1d circulating
| Libraries under the control of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs. The
| statistics given above were furnished
by the State Board of Education.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
sE.fFORD.

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Seaford, March 17.--Nanticoke, Just
beyond the boundary Of Seaford, having
doubled its population within the last
decade. there being Us citizens at
present, desires the advantages of
municipal government, and is adeo-
eating the extension Of Seaford's
boundary westward SO as to include
Nantico6e.
W. G. Conorer has secured four
recently patented pea-hullers, and IS
making extensive preparations for the
canning season.
Col. T.. C. Ross has discontinued the
manufacture Of sulphuric acid. The
acid chambers will be dismantled.
Greenabaum Bros. have sufficient
orders for plum pudding to give steady
employment to 100 persons until June
9th, when the pea season will begin.
The Delaware Telephone Co. has
completed its line from Seaford te
Easton. Tho new rules are causing
much dissatisfaction here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
GEORGE COOPER DEAD.
A victorian Pilot, who Served Many Years
on Delaware River Boats.

ON delaware River Bonus.
George Cooper, aged 10 years, one Of
the Oldest pilots in Delaware, died
Sunday at his residence, No. 906 Pine
street, three days after the death Of his
sister -in-l law, Esther g. Stevenson,
aged 81 years, which occurred at the
same house.
Mr.. Cooper, at tho time of his death
was Waterman for tho Wilmington
Steamboat Co., and had been employed
in that capacity by the company for
tho past - years. At one time he was
a pilot for the Weldon Limo, and was
| also on the John A. Warner, Samuel
M. FELTON,, Mary Morgan and other
steamboats, on the Delaware River.
He served many years as pilot.
Mr., Coopers death is the third
which has occurred at the Pine street
house within two weeks. On March
7th Mrs. Susan O. Walker of Smyrna,
who was Ga years of age, came to Will
mington to visit Mir, Cooper, her
brother, and during the night she died
suddenly OF apoplexy. Mr.. Cooper at
tended the funeral, which took place ri
Middletown. Mrs. Stevenson's deatt
occurred last Thursday, and the deatl
Of Nj. Cooper, Sunday, makes thu
third.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
SIX SENATORS PUNISHED
Twenty.one Hours Of Continuous SeS-
sion of the New York Senate.
CLOSED AT 7 O'CLOCK SATURDAY
Officers Sent After Absentees
During the Night.
DINING, WHINING, SUPPING, SWEARING

Albany. N. Y, March 1T wenty-
one hours OF continuous session Oh tne
State Senate closed this morning az :
o'clock, and 80 weary.eyed senators
sought their beds.
The Pure Beef bill was the nominal
cause sof the protracted session, put
the more real purpose was the ulsci'
mining OF the leader OF the majority,
Senator Ellsworth, for insisting that
other Senators should be present on
Friday and then on leaving the cnatn-
Der himself, thus breaking the quorum
and stopping public business th aS
latter purpose was attained, for at ~
O'Clock this morning Senator Ellsworth
was brought before the bar Of the
Senate, together with Senators Sttana'
han, Alsckey and Armstrong. Senator
Ellsworth was caught at Buffalo,
Senator Stranahan at Fulton, at his
dinner table, Senator Mackey at home,
/ In Buffalo, and Senator Armstrong at
| home, in Rochester. Senator Thornton
had been captured before that OF
Goshen, and Senator Plunkitt had
come I'M from New York. In the mean.
time, the Senators had dined,. and
wincd, and surped, and discussed in .
desutory manner the situation as II
appeared to them.
Senator Ellsworth, who left thu
Senate in company with Senator Ann
strong, who had opposed the Pure Bee
bill, was criticised for breaking TN
quorum. He denied emphatically tina
he had attempted to break the quorum
and alleged that he had gone on i'm
portant business. lie declared that b.
had no contract with Senator Grady t
assist him, and had not asked him T.
protect his going further than the usua
agreement, that in each others absenc
nothing political would be taken u
Cd Friday. Senator Grady moved tina
the Senators be censured for their ab
sencc, and launched into invective
against what he called 1.-THE child
play Of grown men," A motion to eS
cuse the Senators was carried. III
other four Senators also offered thei
excuses, which were accepted, an
, the Senate adjourned until Monda
I evening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

Hon. John II. Hoffecker has heen
elected superintendent emeritus of the
Smyrna NJ. E. Sunday.school.
The Delaware City Presbyterian
Church has invited the Rev. Mr.. Stahl
Of Scranton to become its pastor.
The Milton Town Council has elected
the following officers: President, J. j.
Morris; Secretary, e. W. Warren;
Treasurer, NV. White.
A license has been issued in Cecil
county for the marriage of Eli B.
Foard of Chesapeake City and Miss
Emma Edwards Of Middletown.
The municipal election at Camden
resulted as follows: Commissioners,
William Ellison and William r. Postles I;
III easurer, William L. Stubs; Asses.
sor, Hezekiah Cullen.
The municipal election at Harrington
resulted as follows: Commissioners,
John ". Richards, I. j. Smith, M.
| 4. Adams, W. A. Graham and g. N.
Grant; Alderman, James W. Smith
Assessor, s. L. Shaw; Treasurer, Zados
G. Fleming. 7..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
SCHUYKUL DIyIS1ON,
For New York.

Express, weekdays, 800, d.05, 440, 500, 51S
1900 noon, 12s5 LIMITED, 100 and ti.22 p. my
l.fO, $3.50, $40, $50. 402 500, $3.50. 600 7O2
$50 and 1000 p. N. and 1902 night sundays,
liza a. M, si2o8, i235, $50 ioS limited, ti2Sj
620, $3.50, G.S5, T02, $50 and 1000 y. m., and
1909 night
For Boston, without change, 1lol a. IN. week
For Sen Grit, Asbrry Park, Ocean Grove. Long
Branch $40, lilo Il. m. and 800 and l.O2 p. m,
For Iambertville, Easton and Scranton, $50.
9.06 a. M, 1900 noon, $50, 800 Lambertyiiie
and Easton onIyl weekdays, and 7.O2 p, m.
S Hna % Buffalo 9G6 m 300 noon weekdays
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Baltimore and Washington. 80, 100, s32
1o2O II - and ll.33 u: M. *l2,96 81 is, 8i2, al
(%1.25 Congressional lin COS, 600 a655 *73l
I'D, 9l2, HES aud II .33 a. IN, Al 49, 3.l2 AL
I+S29 Congressional linz, sos, 1885, a73l p, IN,
For Baltimore, accommodation. o.1a am, l.5o and
i0l r. m. weekdays; sos and ll.l8 p. m. daily.
Atlantic Coast Line. FLORIDA Special" 252 d. m,
weekdays. Express ll.Ss a. m. and u 20 night
Southern Ra,!uay. "Florida Limited, = s.la p. m
=. Week -dayS Express, COS and 6.i5 D. m. daily.
Norfolk and Western Railway. For Memphis and
Chesapeake ( Ohio Railway, f.ai p. IN. daily.
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, 10 20 q. IN.
TseEa SARkr sT n ffEsTiy WHARF as follows
Express for New York, 900 a. M. 4.s0 p. m, week.
days. For Long Branch via Seaside Park, $50 a.
M. weekdays, For Island Heights, $40 a. m
and 100 p. IN. weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION via Delaware River
| bridge, express $40 q. IN. 400 and I.05 p. nj
week-days. Sundays, go n. M, 1.O5 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET WHARF, Express 900 n
M, 30 saturdays only, 100, f60 500 D. m
| weekdays. Sundays 300 and 1000 d. IN.
FOR CAPE MAY,
| SEA ISLE CITY, OCEAN CITY.
AVALON, STONE HARBoR. ASGLEsRA, WILDWOOD
AND HOLLY BEAoH-Express, 800 a. m. and Adj
=, y, m, weekdays. sundays, 800 O. m.
FOR soMERs' PoIST-Express, 800 a. M. 300 4 90
300 p, m. weekdays Sundays, 800 and 10, d
! a. m, WV
The Union Transfer Company will call for apt
check baggage from hotels and residences.
| >. ID. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen, Pass. Agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
PENINSULA PARAGRAPHS.

7. M. Maynadier has been appointed
postmaster at Vale.
DIR. Stephen p. Dennis, aged 70 years,
died at Salisbury Thursday.
Congress will be asked to appropriate
SIT, 600 for dredging the Elk River.
A -four mill with capacity Of $50
barrels per day will be built at Hurlock.
Henry hamburger has bought the
Burns farm. near Centreyille, for $1,000.
Easton NJ. P. Church has invited the
Rev. w. NJ. Poisal to return as pastor
next conference year.
G. W. Fallowfield & Bro. of Barclay
have made an assignment fol the
benefit OF theft creditors. Their assets
are estimated at 81, 600, and tho liabili-
ties at 81 200.
The Eastonr passenger stations of the
Delaware & Chesapeake and Baltimore,
Chesapeake * Atlantic. railroads arc te
be consolidated at the crossing Of the
two roads close by the present station
of the latter road, which will be movet
nearer, enlarged and refitted. The
present passenger station Of the Della
ware Il Chesapeake road will be con
verted into freight station.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
w. 0. Z. U. MEETING,
Delegates to the County Convention
i+3S3 pointed.

Delegates to the County Convention APP
+f pointed.
The monthly meeting of the W. G..
7. U. was held Friday afternoon at
headquarters, with an attendance Of
20, Mrs. Darlington presiding. The
finance report showed a balance OF
81. rs in treasury. The reading room
report showed an increase of attend
ance and the work in prosperous con-
dition. The Loyal Temperance Legion
work under the management OF Mrs.
Howard De Haven Ross is increasing
in interest. In the work among colored
people the different departments are
being carried on with increased interest
and receiving new members.
The following named women were
elected delegates to the county conven.
ton to be held at Newport on April
18th: Mrs. Stauffer, Mrs. ]. r. Hudson
Mrs. Mary Rifle, Mrs. L. M. Emerson
Mrs. Ezra Fell; delegate-at- large, Mrs
r.. q. Mccall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Claymont, March l7.-The death of
A. Howard Tinges has caused sorrow
among the F., W. a. b. railroad EN-
ployes. Mr.. Tinges formerly was
assistant supervisor between Whining
ton and Philadelphia. His kind dis
position won him many friends, and
they deeply regret his death.
The citizens of Claymont are in
dignant at the proposed wholesale
killing of birds in this State. Com
plant is made about boys coming here
to scour the woods for birds and birds
nests and eggs.
John Cochran, member OF the COM
mitteo appointed &c solicit subscriptions
for improving the Claymont school.
house, is elated over the promise of a
fine bell for the oupaio to be erected on
the building. j. Edward Addicks, by
whom MIR. Cochran is employed MS
florist, is the prospective donor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

Ailments OF the lungs and throat are COM
mon, and therefore are apt TO be treated
lightly. Yet all physicians admit that coughs
ard colds are the parents OF u greater num-
Der of deadly diseases than any other dis
turbances of the system arising from out
ward causes. Unless you would have these
casual affections run into eonsHmpio9ni cure
hound and Tar. Don't dig your own grave
by DELAY. All druggists keep the article.
Price, 25 cents, 80 cents and 81. or six bot.
ties, small. $3.50. and six bottles, large, 50
Great saving to buy large size. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure in one minute
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
steamboat Zines.
Philadelphia and Chester Steamer
aailroaa Zines.
BALTIMORE

Il
- .,'.'''. = !; e; : 6: ss ''''''!
A1,,rains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Trains i leave Wilmington, Delaware aveu
''s New York, week days, ,s5.ol, 1888, sl01as
safe "2.3l, 400 t5l9 all Pullman M saISl "
s5Si, j ,O0 1919 (all Pullman cars, 'Idi, M
p Ppbi,adeiphia, weekdays, 500, go "a
7ao ss,p5, $3.50, sl0b2. 11.0S a. m, 'l2.le
s Sd 10 n m Sundays. *5.oi, T80, $50, $3.50 II
iii n a, M, t2.8i 400, 400, A5.19 (all Pullng
cars, & 30 *7.A, tl0.52 p. m.
Chester. week days. $50, tI05, 7.So, SO !
slO52 Hos g. "a " ~ so1 Il ~ is ri Il an
400, G.3O. *7H, al0.52 p. m. .,,I
Atlantic CITY, week days, +I.o5 q. M, III
s2,Si, 400, p. IN. sundays, $50 a. M ttWRa
Cape May, Ocean City and sea Isle wy l WI
oI BSsitimo S e. and Washington weekdays n
20 * al al Ol a. M: AZ. 56 ZOO, 3.l9, $40
$3.50, (all Pullman cars, $50, s9il p, m "
DAYS, E41S, tS.0i a. M, *ls.6, t2us a'H "a
Pa Baltimore and way stations, 100 a. m. daily 4
| cept sundays, $40 y. m daily "a "a go,
| Newark, week days 44.1S, 100, 500, SIN
m, *l2,56, 3lg, *i.5I, I.Ss +9:l T.. m SWnuSI
II is ssOI a, M. sl256, 3.l9. *i.5T, .S2 ~
Pittsburg, weekdays, +so4 q. m, s'a5 sASs 4
Pullman cars .9ll p. m. sundays, ss'a
| AN, $3.50 TALL Pullman cars +a.ll r. M
Chicago, daily ss.Oi q. M, *i.5l p. IN,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, ss.0l a. M, fl9bm
| #9.1l p. nj. daily, 80, ~,
Toledo and Detroit, .*9l1 2. m. daily to Ios
and daily EXCEPT Sunday to Detroit.
Singerfy accommodation, weekdays, Ieo @n
SlQ, 1882 p. M, sundays. 3.l9 81 p. M,
I.andcnberg accommodation, week'days Y
H. m. sundays, $50 p. M. 1
LEAVE MARKET STREET sTATIONF 10
Baltimore. week days, 2.55 p. m.
Landenbcrg, weekdays, go o m, 29',
% M. sundays. 9.55 Il, m. 5l5 Z. m. :.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Wilma
ton, week days, sS.35. $50, T,3o slO@ \
a. NJ, #l22O, si.37, ais, 1907, 40 d,s0; sSNi
Pullman cars, *53j, $50, *7.30, 4S35, sll.S \
sundays, 1885, *7.30 HOO a. M, 1920, tl;S7 !
*i.9O, f36. *5.O7 Tall Pullman cars, 6.So u
%S.35, 1890 p. M.
pelmaryia Telephone No. 1913.
Rates TO Western points lower than va
other line. +. ID. uNDEhMoop,
+, ID N,AppIN MANAGER nf PASSENGER IranN
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

Referees 7. N. Stayton. A. S. Reed
and W. J. MCCARTHY, in Magistrate
Pritchett's Office Monday heard the case
Of Nice & Schreibner Of Philadelphia
VS.. j. G. Reed, on claim Of 500. 10 for
cold storage eggs. G. L. Ward repre-.
scented tho plaintiffs and L. l. Handy,
the defendant Reed held that the eggs
were bad. The referees awarded Nice
u Schreibner ISL. 10.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
Cnttape Ghnnres Hands.

The Christiana Outing Club of this
city, which has clubhouse at
Smalley's Dam, near Christiana, has
purchased Col. A. g. McCausland' 8
floating cottage, for $780, The mem.
bers of the club have not decided
whether to locate at Smalley's Dam or
elsewhere. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

Hester A. Draper, widow OF Lemuel
Draper of Milford, died on Thursday
in New York. The funeral took place
Saturday afternoon from the residence
John J. Mitchell, No. 44c5 Pine street,
Philadelphia, inteIment private.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
PHILADELPHIA AND READlN
RAILWAY Wilmington DivisioHl.

II halIhA1 w
Time Table in effect November 18th, lSe
Trains leave Wilmington French street
tom for Elsmere Junction, Montchanii Mlli
thur. Guyencourt, Gnnogue, cossart nhes'I
Ford Junction. Pocorsan, West Chester Emje1
willie, Mortonvillt, Coatesyille and interma
2.I5 and 40 y. m. Sunday only, at 500 .. ~
For Wnyi.osburg junction. Springfield ana "
termedia.. stations, daily. except SUNDAY a l
a. M, q n and 40 y. IN Sunday only, atSBh9
For Joanna, Birdshoro. Reading ana llle!,
diate stations, daily, except sunday, Mt 7.3j AZ
and 2.li p. IN. sunday only, at s.o6 a, m i,,y,
l. II. SWEIGARD. EDISON WhEhs,
Gen'l Superintendent. Gen. Passr Ageli
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

The melody Of music is divine but il is no
more enchanting than a young girls face
made supremely beautiful by the use of
Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

The Odessa Creamery Go. has sold its
plant at st. Georges to Stanley S.
Stevens and Fred Kumpel. 1t will
continue to operate its plant at Odessa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22

Rebecea A. Webb of Hickman has
been granted an original Widows PEN
sion with special accrued interest. The
pension is IS per month. Mary L.
Wilson OF Milton has been granted a
like pension.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-03-22
DELAWARE DOTS.

"Ill weeds grow apaCe." Impurities in your
blood will also grow unless you promptly cxpcl
them by taking Hoods sarsamrilla.