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Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
TROLLEY TO MIDDLETowN

The indications at present are that be-
fore another year passes by, Middletown,
Odessa, McDonough and st. Georges,
will be connected with Wilmington by
an electric railroad that will join the New
Castle and Delaware City Electric Rail
way at the latter place.
On Friday afternoon party consisting
of Harry Richardson, of Dover; Peter ].
Ford and Peter L. Cooper, of Whining
ton, and MessEs. King and Treat, of
Philadelphia, left this city on a special
car over the New Castle road After
reaching Delaware City teams were Sc
cured and the party drove to Odessa,
where a conference was held. About
thirty business men from Odessa and
Middletown were present. Since the line
has been running to Delaware City the
people in that section of the country
have been patronizing the road by driv-
ing to Delaware City. The idea of open
ing line from Delaware City to Middle
town Is to connect with the line that
comes from Elkton by way of Chesa-
peake City and Warwick. 1t is believed
to be the company's plan to build
power house at Delaware City and use
the power from that place. The pro-
posed line would run along the road to
st. Georges, across the canal bridge at
that place and then direct to Middle
town. The small cars will be replaced
by the more modern ones as the travel is
SO heavy that the cars are too small.
The New Castle and Delaware City Com
pany is negotiating for the purchase of
Riverside Park below New Castle, and
thousands of dollars will be expended on
improvements during the coming spring.
-Sunddu Star.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
MODEL OF BAYARD STATUE SHIPPED

Secretary Howell S. England, of the
Bayard Memorial Association, has re-
ceived letter from Miss Efie Stillman,
the sculptor, in London, announcing the
shipment of the enlarged model of the
proposed statue of Thomas F. Bayard,
on November %. Mr.. England is there
fore looking for its arrival at any time.
The model will probably be placed in q
prominent window on Market street,
where the public can view it. The model
stands forty inches high and will be
placed on pedestal to be provided by
Michael Stillman, of New York, Miss
Stillman's brother.
The committee of the association on
the memorial comprises Andrew C. Gray,
Samuel Bancroft, Jr., and Johns. Roseell,
and the committee on selection COM
prises Frank Miles Day, Charles Crafty,
Howard Pyle and Clawson S. Hammitt.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
CONGRESSMAN HorrEcKER,s PLANS

Congressman Walter o. Hoffecker, who
is attending the session of Congress in
Washington, expects to- return to his
home in Smyrna about once week in
order to attend to his business. While
the time Mr.. Hoffecker serves in Congress
will be short, he is expected to make a
good record because Of his familiarity
with the business of the body to which
he has been elected. He was the private
secretary of his father, the late Congress
man John H. Hofecker, and was thus
able to obtain a wide acquaintance both
with the members of Congress and with
the business transacted. He is not.
therefore, new to the work.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
-. Throughout the State. =.

| The Phoenix Fire Company, of Viii
mington, was rs years old Monday.
If mother Eve had known as much
as some of her daughters, she would
have made an awful fool of that snake
in the garden.
A certain girl of Middletown claims
that her best fellow is a mind reader
because he can always tell when she has
eaten onions.
J. H. C. Barrett, editor of the Dor
chester Era, of Cambridge, who has been
appointed private secretary to Congress
man-elect Kerr, is the brother of the
Rev. L. E. Barrett, D. D., of Milford.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is furnishing handsome new stations at
Seaford, Pennington and Townsend.
Handsome flower gardens are being plan
ned at many of the stations.
Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets, Wilmington, will shortly
celebrate the payment Of the indebted
ness of the church and chapel edifces.
Rev. o. G. BuLdington is the pastor.
~ Captain A. F. Matlack, of Wilmington,
has been in the lower part of the State
in the interest of I. Pusey Wickersham,
who aspires for appointment to the posi-
ton of adjutant general under Governor.
elect John HUM.
Thomas J. Newton, who disappeared
from his residence, 2102 Market street,
Wilmington, Thanksgiving Day, returned
home Sunday night. He said he had been |
in Harrisburg, Pa. His friends feared he
had been drowned.
The commissioners of Lewes have |
been partially aroused from that state of |
do nothing-ness that has been prevalent
in their body since the town has been a
corporation, and are looking after i'm
provements and ways and means to
develop the town. One important step is
the development of the Lewes Beach into
a Summer resort. Mayor Thompson is
having it laid off into lots and, as an
inducement to build, lot will be leased
to anyone who will guarantee to erect
cottage thereon, to cost not less than
$500, and quite number of local resi-
dents will take up lots and build this
season.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
FIRE AT SALISBURY

The east end of Salisbury, beyond the
New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk rail
road, narrowly escaped being swept by
fire Monday morning between and 8
O'Clock. A fire started in the storehouse
of 9. A. Pollitt and was well advanced
before discovered. The store was quickly
consumed and the flames spread to the
two-story dwelling Of Mr.. Clayton Mes
sick, which was consumed. The fire de-
partment was soon on the spot and did
excellent work, but owing to the fact
that the houses in that section of the
city are all of wood and built very close
together the fire was hard to manage.
Several other dwellings we're scorched
and damaged to small extent.
The losses were as follows: storehouse,
dwellinghouse and furniture, all the
property Of Mr.. Clayton ] Messick,
$500, insurance, $1,000.
Stock Of goods owned BY G. a. Pollitts
5000; insurance, $400.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
nut = Praanhar,s rarriara

While the Rev. j. E. Graham, sIetho-
dist pastor Of Wyoming circuit, was
engaged in an enthusiastic revival at
Asbury Church, near Pearson's Corner,
miscreants stole into the church-yard
and cut his carriage to pieces. It is
thought that the deed was intended to
s.are him.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
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Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08

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Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
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Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
Laurel Booming
treasurer.

Laurel within the past two years has
been enjoying a great boom. Two cigar fac
tories, a broom factory and wrapper fac
tory have just been started. The Knowles
4 Co, shirt factory, which had beenclosed
a long while, and the Governor Marvil
factory have started up and are running
on full time, as are all other industries.
A large brick hotel, large brick block,
six stores and thirty dwellings are near
ing completion. There is not an idle
mechanic or laborer in town.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08

ePolice I Police 2 yelled a man on
the street.
Here, whats the matter 7" exclaimed
4 policeman rushing around the corner.
sNofhine If course, explained the
,.asi II tbers had been, you Would.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08

Senator Allison, who's
has made his judgment
such matters, says Tho
measures, aside from I'll
priation bills--the ArmyA
portionment bill--that 4
acted upon without ma
sion of the rext Congrt
sary. Asked what he
legislative outlook, theI
"The session will be fu
matters Of absolute need
hard to predict the /
which, if necessary, caN
the time being. Their
days of the session
short time. " Those n
a whole lot Of new leei
to ponder a little on
words. They are tho
knows the working q
session of Congress, al
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08
The
new
YORK
WEEKLY
TRIBUNE
Regular with Weekly Tri-Weekl,

% r the t9on soT who %
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08

"Do you zee that IA
ing man over there9', 4
Yes WhaE
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08

The United States Ire
gold coin in its vaults
in the history of the go1
10s, 1886, an increase of
the first of last Janus
half of this gold is the
government, $239, 755,
against outstanding 6
The total gold supply o
now estimated at ST.
four years ago, the est
947,212.
Middletown transcript., 1900-12-08

4A% p q AA44> 41s . I|
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
s@teHeh.

Greusbure. Oem Gpn,naiialz
oirettor 8dniiG Su Sblau 1T bas Oi=
refiprat Des bieIisen fDuisli6en @pm=
nalirms iibe,tragen irproen.
gs.euItabt, 0.@g., Ser Rultus.
nliriiter bat Der bielieen epangelil4en
@en,einoe bt @enebnigung gum 8du
elmer neuen Stride ertbeilt.
5prpttdu. 9[m Yrbmenabenz
plabe beim Nussange Der 9errenitrabe
lpirO aesenipdrtig bic sSunbamenttz
rungsrabeit fir oas @DppertzOenfmal
auseefiihrt. Oasiefbe ION am 25.
sSuli, am 100. 9eburtstage beg groBea
@elehrten, entbillt iperben.
Yrimfenan. Gin Ihnsrer TN
gliidsfallereignete iieb bteier Gage ouT
Der DorfItrobe su 9enriettenbiitte, In
Dem Der 0anbelsmanu 5rirot d1!s Hsz
tersbprf in 5plee Sheltlperbens ber
gferoe bonn Wasen itiirSte unb iibcrz
fabren tpurpe. Sbaleih drstlihe 0tlfe
gerlfen ipurbe, itarb s. 6alo oarauf,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
MaSldnoild)eS.
Sramoenbur

:. .H go.
Yotsb m. - Sine Mborbnung
Der biefigen Hesisruna besab iih nah
NntAenpu, nm ben bortigen neucn
Ranal nnb bas 9apelgebiet gu bei iihz
ttgen. IS bdnbelte lih babel 1tm Die
Gntipdiierungsfrase Der 0apeln,ebez
rung, bic MN boffentlid baburh ibier
Musfii6rllng einen GAritt naher eez
braht lit.
5prembera. sSn Der Naht
,purbt unldngst bas au Yulsberg be!es
gene acknowledgement rGDnIul" ben
einem 8ranbrngliid beimaefudt, I'M
benz bic aus !ools erbaute 2abebiihne
nebit Maihinenranm gum grGbten
Ibeile pom sSeuer beindbigt, bestp.
ser5tDrt ipurbe. Sblpohl Die Direfz
tion ,oieies Werfes ben S1aoen 10
ibnen als n0alih tpieberher5telen lcfz
fen ipirb, 10 it, bei oem aeyenmGrtig
iiberan berrfhenberi &Dhleuman9el,
ielbH Der fiirselte 5tillitanb eines eer.
artigen Mertes bon llngeheurer Sragz
neite. Ser S9aben, Der II. q. baz
bur1 entltanber lit, bab Elm Sbeil Der
aoblenporrathe, iotpie cine Mn5abl
J0roeripdgen mitperbrannt iinb. be-
lduft iih auf $15,>-2O,00O Mt. unc
lit pura Ser li1erung sebedt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
Brcpin5 S,eKen.

6arles houien. Mi! benz l..
Npril idieb bon bier ner 2ehrsr ..
Hpdel. um ei,1em Mnfe Der Stabt &aIz
lei .5u foisen. Die @emeinbe perliert
in ibm einen ItrebIamen. nit 8eiite5=
gaben rei6 selesneten Mann.
81 a benbam. Die unaiin'tiaen
burb Die bo6en 8erge bebingten Ser
rainperbGltniiIe, ipelhs BEL rem 8alt
Der JcrtIebung Der @ifenbabn bis rad
@erborn III iibertpinben linb, !a1en Sc
Mrbeit nur lane1am bortpdrts fDreis
ten. Der grobe Sunnel bel 9arttnroo
wllrbe 5uglei9 an aipei Seitsn in Inz
griff gnommen.
2engsfelb. Der fiirs!i9 Il,
Bonn erfolste Sob bes profeHprs 81.
b. Moieneeil bat in Der biefisen Sc
geno grobe Sbeilnabme berppreerufen.
9err p. Moieneeil mar 8eiiber einea
Der Hittersiiter in 5taot 2enasfelo;
ibm geb0rte bic bieiiSe Gilafabrif, Bic
papiermiible ingDeilar, auberbem ipar
ct an anccrenltnternebmuneen tpie ber
Gepertidaft ,9roBber5os bon Sashs
fen" in 0tetlas, Der ,&altborgeIeGz
Iaaft Sophie" 6etbeilist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
5aiIon {iher gu eriparten. 2eiber haEen
fih iebod ber Durhfii6rnns ber Balm
bis gum 8dbnbof Sitfnine Shtpieri1.
sfeiten dtberer Watiir entgesengsitelIi.
l9pfess.s

Mttf IN 0. - Die neberadbe bes
bier neu erri9teten Mmtsgerihtssebduz
bes ieitens per 8aupertpaltung an bic
Gtdbtgetneiabe bat jfdttgefilnSen. 3l
Mihtern BEL benlIelben {inb Der bis6ez
rige 2anogeri9tszMfefDr 9ilpert aus
pofen unb ter bisberige Nmtsgerihts=
afIeior @aebler aus Monsrpipib' err
nannt fDorbsn.
&lebfo. - @robe 5reube berriht
in unierem Gtdbt9en, bas infolge 1ei=
,,er fhlehten Combination BON sSabr
5u Sabr tpirthIdaftlih unb gef9Gfts
lid imner ,nebr 5uriidsegangen lit,
iiber ben 8efd!uB bes 8reistases in
8nelen, burb ipel6en bic 10 lange er-
iebnte aleinbd6n geii1ert lit. Diefelbc
fol. bon S6often fommenb, unfera
Srt beriibren unb BEL 3eAar in bic
Staatsbahn 92afel=@neIen n,iinber,
Sum gau Derieloen fon cine areis=
anleihe BON 600,0 900 Mart aufgenoms
men iperDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
@0feswi8sgoltfeitt>

NeuItaot. = 3um britten 2e1=
rer in @rDnlis ipuroe geitern Der 2et=
rer 9opemdnn aus preeb geipahlt.
6abersleben. Der 8eIiB
hss 2anbmonnes 6oFfmann auf Muz
itrilpfelo raroe Durd sseuer einge=
Gihert. 9luh Ger 8iebbeitanb fann
tcn 5lammentoo. In Rsttuns be3 ST.
pentars uno geIAlags mar nt6t git
renfen.
6ludHabt. Gs brannte ii,
Der S@la6teritrabe i'm 9auie bes
Ghla6tsrneiiters Heeie, mo in Der
RGu1:rsi in 5olse S9abbafttgteit
bes HDbrentperfs pas iSeuer aunQus=
brrh gefcmmen ipar. Oa baHelbe
reChtaeitta entbedt ipurbe, fpnnte Die
sseueripebr nit !0tlfe bes 9poraaten
1e,ner 1err r,erDeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10

5riebbefg. Das Safob 5dab'z
i6e gbepaar bier feierte bas syeft Der
golhenen So6aeit.
g dstten. 6ier fanb in, Bolt
bdusden" su @bren ces bon bier fdsiz
oenoen 8reisIdulinlpectOrs Serrn
Sat- ale 0ebrer oes RreiIe Ies S6otten
(62 BON 72) tparen bier5u erfdienen.
nlfe. - Mie llrgemsin poriihtia
man bel ber8ehanolung auh Der tleinz
item offenen @unbe fetn fpa. Benefit
Elm bier boraetomuener GllberIt trauriz
GER Sall. Cine Jrol1 bon bier 0ffne!e
Oil Der oiboe Elm aons tleines@eI Ihiriir=
6en rnb lieH babel Die n0thiac Hetnz
lidlteit ber 6dnoe auBer a6t. Snfolz
G,feHen cntitonb 9lutDergiftuna, un1
troB pcrIhiebsner operdtiber gtnsrifTe
geldng es bet Gl,nit oes o(rste5 MIDI
bic 5rau ben SIREN gu erbalten. Sic
erlag ifrsn 2eioen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
Sannper ano grainiD,pet8.

@tolsenau. ginen llnfaa err
litt bic Wittpe Marie Weilers, bic pnn
cinem NIT Strob telabenen Waeen
itiirate unb bcbei zen linfsns(rm brad.
Mettelrebe. Sn ietnem 5tetnz
bru6 perunsliidte Der bteiigs 2ano=
ntrtb Senlps. Oemlelben fitl etr
Iblperer Steinblod duf ben rehten5ub
unb aerquetInte benielben.
Sbebingbauien. Ser 2ebrer
@uitap Mhilles i'm benahbarten Srte
Gmtinobau1en, Der an bortiger 9ez
meinpeI9ule 5 Sabre tbdtig mar, 1T
als stpeiter 2ebrer na9 8epenslebsl1
per1ebt norben.
l1d)t. Der burh ben umfaI ietz
mes @eipannes auf bent @e!eile Der
Meinoener &retsbabn ibiper gel6doigz
te Mderbiirger W. 8rotate bierielbli
min Ii6 tpegen S6ablosbaltung on ote
betr. 8abnpertpaltu1tg ipenbenuno eo.
tpettere Shritte unternehmen.
5alber. Ser SagelDbner 9eues
aus 2eberiteb mar i'm bena4barteu
9rudmadternfen beim Maldtnenbre=
feben be|bdftist uno gerietb bierbet III
heit ioaenannten 8inber. Gbefrau
5Gum belaB bic @etitessegentpart, ben
Sretbrien,en ber Mafhine iofprt 'ab5u=
ihlaaen, 10 baB Der 8inoer gum 5tilz
itanb tam. 0ierbei ltrallhelie lie,
fam al 6au uno bru6 ein 8etn.
g 56eIIerten. Gin Naubmoroz
periu9 iebte unleren Srt tn Iufrez
euna. Sin frerrber Mrbetter trat in
bas Wobnbaus oes 5rdulein SHraber
bier, forberte pnn Der dnein antpel lem
ben Masb bic 8eiihtieung bes9aufes.
befonbers bes Sellers, llnter. Der Din:
.sabe bes 6austaufs. Nls ibm btes Derz
ipeigert tpurbe, perfolste er oieWasb in
bic Rii1e, ipiirgte lie am 9alie,f4letfte
iie am 6aar Bis CUR aelertbiir UNI
itiirate fe bic Sreppe in ben Reller
binab. fDann idloB er bic &eaertbiir,
um bic 8eraubuug bes '9alfes pOrouz
nebmer,, ersriff aber bulb, pur9 0uA
8elIen bes 6unbes geitOrt gnb ers
ihredt, bic Jlu9t. Die Mago. tpelh:
ii9 bon i6rer 8etdubung erbolt bate.
rief bic Na1bcrn gu 0iIfe. Ger NGu=
Der. tpeldyr entfam, 1T erfannt. unn
stpar in ber perion fes Mrbeiters
Sltge aus Dem bena4bdrten Srt Sttz
bergen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
@artteutber4.

Rapen 5brrg. - Ser Seltcatz
eiienhGnbler gdrlp grDcco, Elm Stale
rer, fiel in ietnem 2aoen BON her
Sreppe unb brddl bas 9entd. grocco
mar erlt'31 osahre alt uno Elm ie5r be-
ltcfter Mdnn.
Gom g 0nur3paIb = Dos
s. s.dnaerfe1t bes ipiirtem1crgiihen
GAmo,analbsaues lit enbsiilttg uuF
her Is. Suli feitseieBt. 9aubirigent
1T Sberlebrer Ssieiel Sbernborf. Nls
Y1eisrihter iperoen beitinlnt: Semiz
nor Oberlebrer 5eselez Naaolb. Wtuz
lit Sberlebrer @einbarDt Heiltlinz
GER unb Multfbireetpr 3ollerzghinsen.
&inatgtb + II. : elmer @erz
iammlung bon Ma6l6eiiBern aus bcr
llngegeno, BON 9ertretern Leg Stauz
tes uno Der betbeiligten 9metroen i'm
Gjaitbof 5um 2Dipen in gllpirsbah
ipurbe bic 2tuflrIung Der 5lI[ret3ez
noi1eni9aft pes oberen &in5tgtAoles
unb Die 8ertbeilltng Des ca. $500 Wt.
betruaenbcn 9runbitpdpermDsens an
Die 9enoIienIdaft ftsmitslieber 6eiAlo1z
fen, jero6 obne Gersidtletitung 0uf
bas Re9t elmer tiinftigen Musii5ung
Der 5l0berei auf Der oberen Sinsig.
ulm. Die felt stpa 3I4 Sabre
beiiehenoeJriie riieurinnlmg bate bon On
fang an cine groBe 3abl bon 5ri'eure1
qegen it6. Cine Wfebr6eit bon etipd
3i4 alierMitelieber hat ii9 stpar ldrgit
ilnteriGriftli6 fir NuflDiung Der Snz
RING erfldrt, aber BEL ben anberuun1=
ten 0erIammlunsen feblten tets 10
ptele Weitelieoer. baB etne ,8ei1luBfai=
fune BIB ieBt unmDali1 mar. 9lebnli9
tpie i'm Goriabre iolleu alth beuer tpie=
ner bonn Yerein fir ssremDenperfebr et=
ma 100000 sSrembenfiibrer bon llln1
sur Iusaabe selaugen unO nah auS=
rdrts pertheilt ipereen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
cleembmrs ans 1sedltnb,txe.

Nofod. Ser gr0Bte bieiise Seq
Ter, bic Stahlbart rGnnb Clement" ,
gapitdn Mlbranb, nit 20 damn BE-
iabung, iptro ais perloren betrdhtet,
basbaS saiff fGon fait 25O Sage Don
6draburg nah RiantIdou untertpess
1T.
Waren. Die MDglin'lGe Runlt=
fammlnng in Der Rndben 8iirger-
fhule lit Inn elm tperthbolleS prnnt-
itiid berei1ert tporben. Gs lit bies eth
in getriebenem Silber Guberlt funitpcn
gearbeiteter 9afelaufiab, eiuen 8aun.
farm baritenenb, Der nit trppi1hsn
Mlen5nen@ ,tnb Sbierfiguren rno
Shlinsgetpd9fen Deeorirt lit.
pur@im. Mit benz 5hlu6 bes
Quortals berabfdithett iid6 ber ais
Ghulratb nad) Shiperin berufene
0nnlnaiiol Director Dr. 5trenqe ppn
Ser aur s5eier periammelten Gmule.
tptIdr e felt benz 0erbit18S3 Ieitete.
SIN Mamn bee SthOIarhdrs ridtete
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
Sacett.

Gobp1fseIl. Meb;5inalratb
sSrona Wober, ein sel6dBter unb be-
liebter 9lrst, lit i'm Otter ppn so Sab
rem am S9lasflniie seitorben.
Sriberg. Nodts itorb bier
unertpartet Der 8eiiber bes rS4iparSz
tralbr6otels", 2ouis Bieringer, Der
bieies @tablihements /. Hunges por
% Sabren erbaute unb ieitber uiterz
baft seleitet fat.
Sreiburgi. 8r. Sas @ra=
men als Doctor Der YbilDIDpbie hat
tiiralib bier SRI. Natalie Wipolin aus
&ai1el nit Musseidnung beitauben, bic
e1ite Dame, inelR in 9euti6lano in
Pbilolophte prpmcnirt tpprben 1T.
Mannbeim. = Oie 8ismardz
Gtdg. ipeldr am 1. Mpril 1895 am
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