The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-12
ton, and the Misses Stockton. These

ton, and the Misses Stockton. These
parties will paw the costs.
| The sewer in the rear of tho
stores on Second and Delaware
streets. occupied by Messrs. Goods
and Bacoh, was also opened and
the overflow which has for some
| tIme covered the yards has
been relieved. There is little if
any sickness in the city and the
Board of Health is doing every I.
thing possible to preserve The
health and prevent sickness among
the residents.
Mrs. Edmo Pattison of Norfolk,
Va, who has been visiting rela-
tives in this city, left yesterday for
her home.
Mrs. Harold Sudell spent yester-
day in the Quaker City, TO which
place she will shortly remove with
her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mayor Of
Camden, N. j., have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Naylor.
There are heroes and heroines,
but the latter was found near this
city yesterday morning. Miss
Anna Harvey Of Philadelphia, who
saved the life OF her companion,
Miss Sadie r. Scott, also of the
City OF Brotherly Love.
The young ladies with a party Of
friends from Wilmington sailed out
of the Christiana river Yesterday
for sail on the Delaware Driver.
The others OH the party were Miss
I Edna Leach, Harry F. Williams,
Walter Moore and John McNulty,
all Of Wilmington.
When about mile up the river
heavy wind struck their sail and
the mast snapped and broke of.
Moore went overheard and the boat
Threatened to turn over. The wo,
men screamed but Miss Harvey
saw that her companion was about
to Jump overheard, caught hold Of
her and prevented her from Jump
ing into the water. The frightened
woman became historical but re-
covered as soon as Moore reached
the boat and was assisted in. VIII
liams who was at the teller held
the boat up and did not lose his
head. The sail was soon relieved
and the patty rowed to this city
when the women boarded a trolley
car for Wilmington. Moore lost a
gold watch and hat but took his
loss coolly.
May Bacon of North Fifth street,
was rendered a birthday party last
evening in honor Of her sixth birth
day. About twenty of her little
friends called to extend congratu.
tons.
At the meeting OF the Citizens
Building and Loan Association neld
last night it was found that there
was $1,000 on hand and a drawing
was held to select the names Of
those holding certificates and thus
get rid of the money by compelling
these holders to accept and use the
money as they may see fit.
The prisoners in the Jail were
presented with bouquets to dav BY
the W. {. T. u. This is floral
mission day and on each bouuuet
was a scriptural text.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of Nazareth NJ. f. Church
will hold the next meeting on Nom
day evening next at las O clock at
the home Of Mrs. Theodore Atkin-
son. on North Second street.
New Castle received its share Of
the electric storm last night. The
Gin came down in torrents and the
thunder and lightning resembled
those Of years gone by. So lar as
known at present no damage was
done.
Mrs. Conrad Of Philadelphia. WIS.,
tied her husband in the all here
yesterday. He is charged with the
murder OF George Leyrer.
A number of Masons from this
city went to Wilmington last night
and attended meeting Of Eureka
Lodge.