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New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
THESE FIGURES SPEAK WE'LL.
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND SENT
222 CHILDREN TO THE COUNTRY
YESTERDAY

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund believes that figures
speak for themselves and therefore it contents it.
sen thls morning with the simple announcement
mat aZ children were sent TO the country yesrer-
day A good deal might be said about the tene-
ment houses from which these children come and
the strong contrast there is between the cherries
life they lead in the city and the CHEEKY life they
viii Lead in the country But the Tribune Fresh
AIT Fund simply points 10 its figures this morning
They have a tremendous significance 10 those who
know what IS accomplished by this giving Of fresh
air. Three hundred and twenty-five children sent
away between sunrise and sunset: II was a pretty
good record for rainy day.
The I'VE parties Of the day went TO Pittsfed,
Mass; Curtisvile, Mass; Boonville. n Y; King
ston. Penn. and nearby places. and Ashford Hill
y. 7. Three children especially invited TO Her
kimer. y Y, went along with the BoonvfIle party
OF thirty seven and the people of the latter place
who have invited children 10 their homes are as
follows. Mrs. Dealing Foster Sargent Mrs Fin
layson. Mrs. John Caucross. Mrs F Wheeler Mrs
A. Hart, Mrs. Eugene Joslin. Mrs. L. Gilbert Saw
yer, Mrs Charles Grimshaw. Mrs. Buth Mrs Davis
Mr. Kent, Mrs Witherstein Mrs. Schedelman,
Mrs. G. L. Porter. Mrs. Hines. Mrs Geiskopf. Mrs.
Rice, James Bass. Mr.. easier. Mrs Recter Mrs
Johnson, Mrs. Charles Palmer and Miss MoTe
Fiske
Consta bleville. y. Wv w Mumford
The people Of Kingston. Penn entertained a
large party OF Fresh Air Children last summer. and
the departure Of forty-four children yesterday for
Kingston and nearby places shows that they are
still thoughtful OF their little friends Of the city
The hosts and hostesses of this party fol-
ST v. aTS n os mrs Eaney anle a- % Joes E
Henderson,. Miss Beulah Bonham. Or. F. Il Cool
baugh s Gittins. Mrs. E ". Tiffany Thomas
Ersters Ed Robbins and Mrs. Seple
Wyoming, Penn--Mrs. Benjamin Euth, Francis
BFeese. Mrs. +. ". Larrish. Mrs. Frank Lley and
Mrs. D r. Schumacher
Wilkesbarre. Penn.-Mrs. z. I. Lutsey, Miss
Hannah Johnson, Mrs A. F. Hughes. Mrs Brach
Mrs. Charles Laurence. 7. B. Keefer Mrs. Parsons
Bonham. Mrs. Thomas Frederick and Mrs Rookie
felleT-
Duryea PENN P. Gilboy.
Dallas Penn-P. Perrego
Gregory. Penn.-Morris Hatton.
IuZerue. Penn.-F'red Frey and Mrs. Dunbar
F,dwardsdale. Penn.-Mrs Rees S. Davis.
Larksville. Penn.-Ars- William J. Lewis and
Mrs Rus { Davis.
I1orrancetown. Penn-Mrs. Edith Gaines
Parsons, Penn.-Mrs John Pero and Mrs, Will
lam Pero
and children OF the tenement districts was held
YESTERDAY.
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THE PRESENT POSTAL CARDS.

~ +ha Editor OF The Tribune
et- Having Just had occasion 10 write one or
- os,als II occurs 70 ask through the
.oI,rpns Of your paper If the public at large are
satisfied with our present postal arcs. ...s nn.
-, Wondered at seeing never protest against
iols =. - surely would be impossible 20 nave
80 lt' o-e rrartractive CT more unpleasant 70
,.r,te mon This same pen am using ana when @
runs easily along ordinary paper stCAs ~ -, n
- ., - every line lifting up DTS OF soLl pun
atfs Tth it. They you'd & feray Esn 6Ss 6dh them them so Is
biolltLs - - cannot have something more aIl4s'4S
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BocroFg son MISSING FR0H OYSTER BAY

de -l-. -- - lr .f Or Bates who IS occupy
izg tae white cottage Al -his place disapPeared
yesterday afternoon When last seen oy .,a
Ess walking along The meadows y boT5e ne last night
9 parry headed by his father ana - "a mid
Susde searched the surrounding .S .ls,er 90 -
--Shr Eat cot 1o elew The H1lss41-A DO~'
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LThere is praeLLeaLy no diearenee between

There is practically no difference between
the two in this respect. The trouble is gen
orally If not always. with the tanks which con-
tain the naphtha, and these are as likely to leak
in one boat as in the other. The occasional ex-
pIostons Of steam boilers under which naphtha
is used as fuel are due TO defective construction,
and for this the naphtha cannot be held re-
sponsible.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
cLEARyEss OF ALASKA WATER.

From The Kansas City Journal
About one-haIf OF Southern Alaska is water The
inlets ard bays numerous as 10 be one of the
wonders of the world. Both the salt water and
fresh water are remarkably clear Fish and other
marine animals may be seen 10 the depth of
ana thirty feet beneath the surface or The water.
There are no sandy beaches and tide fats. The
timber comes down 10 the waters edge The
waters are so cold that nsh. well shellrsh.
are good throughout the year
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
NAPHTHA LAUNCH EXPLOSIONS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: There are two kinds of naphtha launches.
IN one steam engine supplies the power, and the
naphtha is burned under the boiler furnish heat.
IN the other it ls vaporized and exploded in
cylinder, thus directly generates the power
by which the boat is propelled. From descriptions
given Of the boat which destroyed of New
Rochelle last Monday II would appear that il
OF the latter type, May inquire whether this
kind Of launch is any safer than the older and
more commonly known variety? WATERMAN
New-York July ., 1900
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GARFIELD TO YOUNG NEN.

AN APPEAL TO THEM NOT TO LEND THEIR
FORCES TO DEAD ISSUES
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Our Republican Club reorganizng. desires
ne 70 ask if you will reprint speech made by
James 4. Garfield. in which he advised young men
not 70 Join their lot with a party Of dead issues
Yours very truly. c. NJ y.
Fightstown. y J. July e 1900.
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OBITE4RT.
rDGE ". HUGHES,

Washington. July 96-Judge J " Hughes, OF
ssr Dfepo Cal. who had been I'll with eereDral
n-enlnz,r= a. the Garfield Hospital here Ior aoo-'
z week ssed lazr evening. He was ABOUT lo' =
- - - 90 The burial viii take place n
- S-.-sr--s L-7-z-s~g ground North r ORR
To-r5c- r.c----,- "a tomorrow afternoon
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and attractive? IF not ugly, surely to an old
fashioned expression IL is very homely. VIII
one else join in a plea 10 Postnaster-CTeneral
70 provide something at handsome and
pleasant 10 write upon? SCRIBE.
New-Y Ork July IL, 1900.
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Tribune once. July -. l m.-Thc weather Yesterday
was auy followed by clearing night The temperature
ranged between 90 and - degrees the average lh
Eress, being degrees previous and
degrees higher corresponding day last year
The weather to-day VIII probably De fair
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suerial Nntires.

ExpressiOn restored by artificial teeth Dr. Dszaes
isutist, S45 Lexington ava 45h- Award Col1otza
Exposition
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Tribune SubscrfpuGR Rates.

SINGLE COPIES
DAILY z z
SUNDAY, cents. TR-WEEELy eaaxG
By EARLY NAL TRAM
CFor points states Outside ot ar4ansa
Newborn. Calada Mextcol
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
washington July z6-The baror1eter Is low tonight
Central
Fockv Mountain and plateau regions of high
prss1re covers the regions and the North Pacific
coast The South Atlantic high has disappeared
Local rains and thunderstorns IN the Guls
sne South also IN the coast districts from
Virginia TO Ne-EnzIan1 Clear weather prevails in the
regions and the central valleys The temperature Is
generally below all districts The
highest maximum OF the Mississippi in the last
twenty-four hours o. degrees Jacksonville and
Auz7sta Local thunderstorms win continue
fhaS south coasts.
the exception Northwest. weather VII
he fair prevail
fn an districts on the England Coast the winds
will be fresh Middle
Atlantic Coast light 70 fresh southSestery winds wl
prevail
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

Jennie Mas5s ffiII and wIIiian1 Jvs55s-
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address-
DIED.
Asf9gsh SsiIs9s r5,9ss 5l.ssssta eZ.s s gazsf1as'
5oEman Mary savaEs sarah n
Goddard. warren Tlsworra. Fannie L = h
Jones a Slstg5r
AscoUGH-on Tussaay. July "a 1890. Elizaseta Bud.
Is7 west mast, IN Fridsy Iuig y a. SO p n
BALLARD-As sewarsn. y j. Taurseay July -
eh@a5lss @ Ballard infant son Of Charles W aaa Ala
BoGERT-At Tenaay y J. on WEDNESDAY IaTy y
200 Catherine z sogsrr as=a . years VIE q SEA
Fasral Eraay. July q go p H. from ths P--s-
Trains leave Nsv-Iark, "a y r r. Al ID p n
}9 s Ts9 1n 2. ar Srs aas N on 9'E Pn
s2wm2n ana y1unges' laughter - James Hauisol-
DowNrG-Afrsr lingering Illness a. t1s hone u aer
son-in-la7r John n DILLON, Ear HIS - ., eliza B
Notice o. Funeral asrsastsr,
GqP8AEP-Ea 250 742- Ssz-yors cry T.tH;sa7Z July =
lss. NaTTen Norien- san u ne 5ale y warren and
Funersi serv5ss a. All s5,s cSls i-5-sv- corner CT
2oth-s,- SATURDAY r7oruns- July 2s II o'oIock-
JBR1A' l ., ,5 RiveTslieH Esaase'oais srais2F Corr
o Hgo5eu and only sister q slsdora Tt1s II =
Sa1f1rl SaItus.
Funeral services - vhich friends invited At Rivs--
cliGs9u-F40gsat 10 so SarUr1aT July -
Carriages VIII meet trains az S-ratt'rd station
Intsrmsnr private.
kindly omit flowers.
JoNEs-sqddenly. THURSDAY. July 3 1900 4 sIs<as
Jones pneumonia
Notices u funeral services hsreafter
LFIS-IH EI,75 ,as Tzsa~e = & Ggs8 r = Igy c2asssss
Lewis, aged / year months and p days
RIvEs-At London England. July -. Elzz5=th Ezlsr.
wife % George Barclay Rlves ard daughter q Iasa
Montgomery Hare
RoTs-On July IS Charles A Roys. No SIT A1n-os-
81. Brooklyn Berlin, Gem agsd as.
InteTmen- Berlin
sAvAGE-In North Greenwich Cozn-, Iuly - ss-zA n.
widow = rhe Selah savage
Carriages win train arriving resuwiCh st 1tT1-
sTORM-In this city. July Is 1900 n ssth ysHr
Catherine widow q Charles Storm. A11
sister = tha lace Rev Leonard n vincent
Funeral SATURDAY july = from ats resttsnce No
SIS Mi-sJ-. ? n
Inte-neut private
TTTsVORTH-Entsred Wednesday. Tzly -
1900 Fannie L Van 5cesen. VIE q Seorgs b TirD-
Services home, No. West Tth-st- P4ala-
fed. y J.. Saturday morning. 2atA fnsts az szlo
O'Clock
Tran leaves foot 81 Lfserry-st, NsV-Tork At =
wRIGHT-At For5ha-n, y T. On July =. 1900 villas
Wright. formerly q Brooklyn
Larsr-neur AZ Hudson y y.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.

FORECAST FuR Fu-DAh AND IO-MoFNhoW
For New-England and Eastern New-YorS. generally
fair today light 70 fresh northerly winds
For the OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
New-Jersey Delaware, MARYLAND Virginia. partly
cloudy and tomorrow; light fresh northeriy
winds
For Western Pennsylvania generally fair today and
Tomorrow. light fresh uortheriy winds
For Western Nev-York. generally fair today and
morrow. ro-morroE. light fresh northeriv
winds
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MARRIED.

wEBBER-HTLL-Ou SUNDAY. July - az Long IslAz1.
Jennie Maude Hiu and william Weber
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DIED

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address,
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ERIDAY-At


Peninsula
sATCRDAY-At 4 n FOR Netherlands. PEI Roeeer-
dam t1.ail must Be directed per s. Rorte-1aEls a.
10 a. m for Scotland direct per Fu7-essa (rrail
directed PEI FuT1essia'ls - 80 D
Complimentary > p n Europe s. 5 Lacaniz
Queenstown
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again there are ruuors Of the engagement OF
N-z Lszdeuburg 70 English noheman whose
name tz nor given This engagement has been
h5r-z5 a. II the different London prints but Mrs
Laf=rbu-g remains silent on the subject Newport
S u-s-fr with irrrar1ence for the announcement
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Should p DAILY by al interested. cnAnFes
ray occur a. any tinel
Foreign nails for the week ending July IS 1900 81.
close promptly al General Post11cs
follows. Parcels Post Nails close earlier o.
closing Parcels Mails
many close a. p WEDNESDAY
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T9-uor-oV the wedding Of Lady Randolph
rr---zil and M CornwaIlis-West viii take place.
re ceremony viii be held al London ehurch-
-r5-r 2 aEfssr sfterwarG tne home Of the
r-l7z-z -f-rar Mrs Frev-en The cable Is authority
- 5esc-fntion OF the wedding gown. Which IS
tc He rf-c trimmed with black osJrch teaLleIS
y5-e--r l---C-iii has not Vet returned from South
Aerf~e and VIII rot be present Among the Weo-
d. gzs-s &c s,bscrfurfor one Of e apiece from
: r----rz- ~ women Interested n the Maine ne
u-=55-g ro5r wiz "a IN complete circle oL ne
El-lz and The couple hope 70 arrive n Ne" ON
befr~a tr- end Of the season Of 1901
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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BT OCEAN STEAMER

CFor Europe the British Isles ard all countries n
Universe lFusrEt Cliou-l
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SUNDAY
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Address relative % Subscriptions
vzr-iz=u-srrs t. THE TRIBUNE. Nev-Tc-z Ci-T- Re
IL by PosJucs money order. express 1lo1ay order dr
registered letter
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5Ir. ard Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, have
Ist- Philadelphia fer = long cruise on the yacht
AsT- The cruise VIII be along the coast and they
VII stop AZ Bar Harbor and Newport.
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IN NEW-TORE CITY.
Mall subscribers e The DAILY and TEI-UEEZLT VIII
Be charged cent copy postage in addition "a
the named above
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BOWNAS-Suddenly. her home OH City. Psn-.
July IS Mar Hamilton Bowman widow of Dr. r
Bowman and youngest daughter - James Hamilton.
formerly OF New-E1rE City
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AscoUGH-on Tuesday. July - 1900. Elizaasth Buec.
wife % John s. Ascough-
Foneral services VIII rssidsnce. No-
i5f West 11tE-st.- FRIDAY. July p. $50
BALLARD-As Sewarsn- J. THURSDAY. July -.
Charles " Ballard infant of Charles " and Ada
Pal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
VERDICT FOR
]. W. HALL.

John W. Hall, a Mill Greek Hundred
farmer, secured damages for $500 from
clerk Of the Market Michael Cornell in
the Superior court yesterday afternoon.
At the last February term, Judgment
was secured for want OF appearance and
yes erday a jury was empaneled to accer-
tain the amount of damages. The jury
rendered an amount exceeding that was
asked for by Halls attorney by $500.
Horace Greedy Knowles represented Hall.
Hall was arrested for occupying q stall In
the King street Market for which he had
permit He was taken to the City Hall
and searched and looked in cell with q
crowd of drunken colored men. Judge
Ball dismissed the case.
In his! declaration Mr.. Knowles asked
for 81, 900 damages for malicious charges
aud false imprisonment. In addressing
the jury after the testimony had been
heard he asked for $500 damages. After
being out for about half an hour tie Jury
returned with a verdict of $500.
Mr. Hall has another case against Con-
nell.
Clerk Of the Market Connsll, when
spoken to last evening concerning tho
verdict against him. appeared surprised.
He snid; Twas actinglfor the city and a.
city officer. or course supposed the city
would defend me- When received word
Of the suit I spoke to Mr.. Cahoon, the as
sistant city solicitor, about 1t, and he re.
piled 1t would amount to nothing. He
said when he wanted me he would send
for me. I heard NO more from him. I
do not see how am resp onslble.''
When asked II he had ever spoken to
City Solicitor Conrad about the matter
Mr.. Cornell said he had not, but he
would consult him on the subject this
morning.
Mr.. Cahoon said he had never promised
Mr.. Connell to appear for him. II did
not say 10 him at the time the Judgment
was obtained and that II ho had
notified me before the judgment was en-
tered would have entered appearance to
keep him from losing the case by default.
This 10 the only conversation / ever had
ab0nt the matter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
Yacht Eagan In Flames.

Fire caused damage of $500 to the
Eagan lying at the Shipley street wharf
last night, She IL owned by James Eagan
Of South Carolina. He and William John.
son were sitting near the storm Of the
yacht when the gasoline exploded and
flames shot out from every quarter. The
tug Amanda Powell was close by at the
time and at once turned on two sire ANS
The superstition is that the gasoline
tank forward on the yacht had sprung a
leak, allowing the dangerous gasoline to
flood through the bull Of the boat In
some manner this became ignited, cause
ing the explosion. The Washington
chemical engine was called but did not go
into service. Immediately after the fire
the water was bailed and the damage was
found to be mostly to the Joiner and wood
work, although II could not be told
whether the hull planking was badly
burned.
Mr.. Eagan had brought his yacht to this
city to have new engine installed by the
Delaware Machine Works. and everything
had been arranged for trial trip this
morning, but the fire will cause postpone
ment,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
National Educational Association
Charleston S. &.

Round trip tickets to Charleston, S.
G, via the Southern Railway, account of
the Annual Meeting of the National Edu-
cational Association will be sold on July
9th, 9th, 7th an6 9Th, good to return un-
Ill September LIST, at rate of one first class
fare plus Two Dollars membership fee.
Stop.overs will be allowed, both going and
returning, on all tickets reading via the
Southern Railway.
The route of the Southern Railway pas
SEES through the historic battle grounds Of
Virginia and the Carolinas and affords ex-
cellent facilities for reaching Charleston
and seeing en- route the agricultural and
manufacturing industries as we'll as the
principal commercial cities and resorts Of
the South.
Chas. L. Hopkins, District Passenger
Agent, Southern Railway, 1928 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, will be pleased to
furnish all information desired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
CHAPTER II.
THE WAGER,

what mean to assert said Ralph
Sturgis, with quiet conviction, lis that
every crime is its own historian; that
all its minutest details are written in
circumstantial evidence as completely
as an eyewitness could see them-aye,
more fully and more truly than they
could be described by the criminal HIM
SELF"
The reporter was man of about 80,
whose regular features bore the I'M
mistakable stamp of intelligence and
refinement. In repose, they wore an
habitual expression Of interpretive
concentration, which might have led
a careless observer to class Ralph Stur-
gis in the category Of aimless dream
ers. But single flash of the piercing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
Mammoth Engine To Run.

The board of directors of the Diamond
State Steel Company will have their reg
lar meeting To-day and also will inspect
the new mills being erected for the COM
pany on the marsh land on the south side
Of the Chriatiana river.
For the first time sirce Ii was eracted
the mammoth 1000 horse power engine to
furnish motive power for the new mills,
will be operated to-day In the presence Of
the directors. Preparations were made
last night for turning tho engine, which
Is By far the largest and most powerful
in the state. Steam will be generated In
the new boilers. The two Fisher engines
are also to be operated, perhaps to-day
and they will be used regularly in the fut-
ure
Unlesn present plans lniscarry, steel will
be manufactured In the new plant before
July l. The date when five new furnaces
will be lighted aud charged with ore 10 not
known, but President. Howard 7. Wal
lace and Superln tendent Philips expect to
turn out steel before the end Of June!
Although many new hands will be en-
ployed In the steel mills, II 10 not known
as yet how many additional men will
be required. It Is certain, however, that
many Wilmingtonians will be given en-.
ployment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
DOTS.

A desirable.baby coach can be purchak-
cd at . very reasonable price at fat No. {,
221 King street..
Samuel Compton has been engaged to
furnish music for the Steamer Republic.
At the meeting of the M, E. Preachers
Associ alton yesterday. Rev. William w,
King gave talk on PREPARATION for the
Pulpit"
There was slight fire In an unoccnpied
house on Button wood street last night.
The Jackson and Sharp Company ship
ped three reg ulation passenger cars to the
A. N. Y. and P. railroad to-day.
Ed. Mcconnell has been matched to
meet Levy Mcdonald in twenty-five
rounds mill tonight.
Brandywlne Spring cars will run to
Market street hereafter when there Ia o
crowd at the park late in ths evening.
Flagman Pat Wynne has besn resouina
people from danger and death at the Mar
ket street crossing.
Sheridan Post, G. A. r. has elected
Mayor Fahey an honorary member.
The Sunday School of Rodney street
Presbyterian Church will give an excur-
They expect to take about 600 on the pleas
ant days outing.
The fire hydrants are being painted.
A number of Wilmington people will
attend the coming conference Of the Seven
Day Advent fists TO be held in Baltimore.
B. Frank Wallea has offered his pacing
horse Fllipator, with record Of 222 for
sale.
$4,000 is now the amount Of the Dela-
ware Hospital fund.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware
Kindergarten Association, will DO held in
the Friends school building to elect Off
GERS for the following year.
Miss Marion Francis of this city has
graduated from National Park Seminary,
Forest Glen, near Washington d. G,
William A. Brook choirmaster at the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, West Chester.
was in Wilmington yesterday on business
connected with Ats choir.
Mr.. Frank MsrffGk has resigned his po-
sition as steno grapher to the General pas
ssnger agent the French Street Station
He will be succeeded by L. Riggs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
pea,h Of Mrs. Williams.

Mrs. Ann E. Williams aged 76 years,
died yesterday at her home No. 205 WASH
jngton STREET. Her funeral will take place
on Thursday and iuterment will be made
in the Wilmington and Brandywne GENE
terry on Thursday at 3 80 p. m. Mrs. Will
liams was the mother OF Joseph P. Will
liams, druggist at Ninth and Madison
streets. John G. Williams, Percival Will
liza MS Miss Mary g. l. Williams. assists
ant superintendent of the public schools;
Eliza j. Williams and Frances Williams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad will sell
tickets at One Lowest First Class Fare for
the round trip from all points on its lines
east of tho Ohio River. Tickets good
going June 10Th to 10th, inclusive, with
limit for return passage leaving Pbiladel-
phia to and including June Goth, 1900,
Wilmington to Philadelphia aud return,
for 81 cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05

The REPUBLICAN would like the pastors
Of the churches to hand In their announce.
ments for the week beginning evesy Mon.
day morning not later than ten O'Clock.
Mt SALEM n e. CHURCH.
Wednesdays I45 p IN. The mid.week
prayer and experiences meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
Y. M. G. A. Championship.

Ths contest for the championship Of the
Y. NJ. G. A. lies between Herman DOLL
and Charles Schloe. both Of whom had an
equal number of points at annual field
day sports At Wawasst Park last Satur-
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05

Three speotres that threaten baby's life.
Cholera infantuM, dysentery, disrrhea.
DR.. Fowler's EXTRACT Of Wild Straw berry
never falls to conquer Thorn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05
Notice.

Remember I am still at thu same old
stand. Milk and cream constantly on
hand. John A. Porter, Southeast corne
Seventh and Madison streets. Phone al
-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-05

Dyspepsin-bane of human existence.
Burdock Blood Btters cures it, promptly,
permanently. Regulates and tones the
stomach.