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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

A German chemist named Julius
Norden, of Aldenhoven. Germany,
has patented a new invention of
great Importance. He has sue
ceeded in hardening alcohol until
it becomes a solid mass. This will
insure very much greater popu-
larity for the employment OF alco-
hol. 1t now comes packed in pat.
ent tin boxes, cylindrical in shape,
and can be used for Lighting, cook
ing, heating and various other uses
in every day lite. The soidilcd
alcohol burns without wick. can
be blown out after use aud hardens
again in a minute. There is abso-
lutely no danger of an explosion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
HIGH SCHOOL
EXHIBIT.

The Wilmington High School was
visited by hundreds of people yes
terday to see the Manual exhibit.
Principal Berlin and the teachers
of the different departments were
present during the day.
The June class turned out "A speed
lathe, to be used in the machine
department. The boys who assist.
ed in making the paper-cutter were
Frank X. ZebleJ. Charles B. Dam
nenberg, Lewis w. Ibaugh, Ralph
B. Kyle. J. Hazel Fogwell, John
W. Nolan, Emmory J. Reese and
Frank A. Slack. The boys who
worked on the lathe were Andrew
f. l.. Beggerley. Walter NJ. Baylls
Claude O. Ditfenderfer, J. Stuart
Groves, Charles +. Hackett, Leo
nard r. Hall, Washington A.
Hills, Leon r. Lofman. Edgar Nc
Comb. Harvey G. Mcdowell, vii.
liam L. Missimer, Albert A. TAFT,
Richard S. Rooney, Leon Thomas
and Robert w. Tomlnson.
Instructor Taylor in the forge
department has an attractive dis
play OF the work of the boys. Not
only is an artistic origin allty of de-
sign shown, but the thorough work.
manship is what evoke the admlra-
tion of beholders. Banquet lamps,
umbrella holders, jardinier holders
and other designs are wrought in
bent iron in the best possible IN an
ner. Chief among the special pieces
shown are umbrella stands by Will
liam c. Downs, Harvey Vernon,
Harry Hollis, Walter Draper,
Percy Palmer, Albert S. Feeney,
John Edwards, r. F. Cash, H. B.
Botham, H G. Gayley, Geo. Baxt-
er and J. A. Kienle; banquet and
table lamps by J. f. kopf, w. d.
Schrack, c. T. Short, II. ?. Denni-
son, w. E. Crossgrove, Archie S.
Reed, Harry Braunstein, H. P.
Hammond, Charles Shoemaker, w.
S. kenrard, Jerome B. Bell, Jr..
0. B. Sharp, Robert Parvis, Ar
thur Hauber, J. C. Conner and w.
&. Rommel jardinier stands by
Charles T. Short and S. H. Robin
son; window grills by w. Adams
and Bernard Dougherty; log-wood
holder. by Willard Springer; and
iron rack, wood holder and CRATE
fender by Joseph Thompson; table
gas lamp by H. NJ. Dawson and
S. D. Henkte; candlesticks by John
McDonough. Most OF this work is
of a high degree of finish, and es-
pecially is this true OF the lamps
made by J. f. Kopf and J. c. Con-
ner. In addition to this special
display, the customary lessons in
drawing out iron and in .torgin and
welding are shown.
Then there is pen and ink
sketch OF the new stable of William
M. Field, made by Claude Offend
erfer; perspective and design for
a cottage, in water eolors, by Leon
Il. Lofman; mechanical draw ing
of calendar rolls by Frank Slack;
a perspective of cottage by Hazel
Fogwell, another perspective by
John Nowland, a pen drawing of a
surface design by Miss Eugene
Chambers, linoleum design in water
colors by Lewis W. lbaugh, panel
design by Miss Jeanette Eckman;
heads of three horses, a charcoal
drawing by Madge E. Price, and
lots OF others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Train PIunGes Through "a Bridge,

CARIBOU, Me-. June %. The
through train on the Canadian Pacific
railway from Edmundston to Aroostoob
Junction, consisting of seven freight
cars, two passenger cars and one bag
gage cur, broke through the second spar
of the Grand Falls bridge over the st
Johns river, and the entire train went
into the river. Conductor Henderson
was hurt internally, and commercial.
traveller named Smith and others were
seriously injured. The bridge is Is feet
above the bed of the river the water be
ing Is feet deep. The engine and freight
ears were piled up in the river, with the
passenger coaches standing one end upor
ha u,ropk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

At the meeting of City Council last
night report was received from City Aus
ditor Pyle stating that he had examined
the accounts and settled with former coll
lectGr Edmund Mitchell, for year of 1897
The accounts were as follows: Total
city assessment s!24 340S.5
at VI, FIR city purposes. ...... .$29I $40 ca
Totalschool assessment So, .02,-
FIVE ; per cent added to iii collect 0' ''0'''
ions pfter September l, 1897. .3,O27. 90
Collections in July, 1897 80. 49,. sss5 74I, Is
Rebates in July, 1897 ......,. II, 2,I0O.2l
Collections August, 1897. ...... 4Sll4O
Collections fro NJ September, 1897,
toJuno2l, 1900. 0................ Co. Si564
Elr0r llst allowed. ed.............. 2,77r.SS
1utv ;Trs::m,.r 9's ~
balance in the First National Rank On ac-
count to current expenses to bs $3.D2l. SO;
Union National Bank, received by u. NJ.
Sayers, 1925; I. S. Lewis. 1906; J. C, Pyle,
SlO0.9o; H. Mitchell. 81, 1870. On motion
of Mr. Kane the council then went into
tho election OF Port Warden.
The places OF two are to be filled and
the Board Of Trade nado recommenda-
tons as required by law. George NJ. ID.
Cam, D. 7. Warner, Euoch Moore and
u W. Pusey wore recommended for the
term of five years. Mr.. Kane nom ated
G. NJ. D. Cant and Nj. Stewart nomin-
ated Mr.. Pusey. Mr. Cam received nine
votes and Mr.. Pusev Two. For the short
term Mr.. Warner and Mr.. Moore were
nominated. MIR, Moore received three
votes and Mr.. Warner and six were bank,
Tho council then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
CARD BASK EFT.

Mrs. s. L. Mckelvy Of Finley Ohio, fsE
visiting Mrs II. Nj. Hargitt OF this city N
Jumos B. Pierce, of Milford, is visiting
in this city.
Mrs Ollie White and daughter has res I
turned hbme after visiting her parents In
this city.
Mrs. Atkinson of Moorest own, n. J. ~
visiting in this city. sS
Mr.. WIN. Eleonover, and wife stopped
at the Clayton House on their way South.
taking an early train this morning.
f. Sa.therwate, of Stanton. Del. haa9:'
gone to Lancaster, Pa, for the summers
J. Howarl Taylor Of West Chester. vls.
tied Wilmington and took in the Carni-s
val this week.
Samuel Dunsmore and the Misses Dunsss
more of Media took in the sights Of the
sights of the fair yesterday.
Miss Maybel Hewes of Chester, has beor
visiting in this city.
Miss Katie Ha ton is visiting rslativsbs
in Chester
Miss May Malone has graduated frouSI
College, Northampton. Mas.
William F. McNulty aud Miss Cath
crime Harmey, both we!l-known singere
were married onl Wednesday. lA
Mrs. John Eonoanuon of KsM
Square is the ghest Of her slstesas# #s az
Samuel W. Taylor. and M II
are visiting the Elks' street fair. y a. Ss.s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

SO 1t went on down the line Of states
without a moments delay beyond the ap
plause that greeted the naming of prom.
inent states.
There was great outburst Of cheering
when Chairman Odell got up and cast
the y votes of New York for Mckinley.
Pennsylvania broke the monotony of the
roll call. The GA delegates got up on
their chairs and cheered for the presi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Death Of Mrs. Taggart.

Reba r., wife Of Josph B. Tag
art and daughter of B. Frank
Townsend, died last evening at her
husb and's residence, No. 1902
Trenton Place, of convulsons. On
Wednesday evening Mrs. Tag
gart complained Of feeling unwsll
and DR.. Swithin Chandler was call
ed in and administered the usual
aptidotes. They failed to give re-
lief and death ensued as stated.
She was very estimable lady and
her early decease is greatly re-
GREETED by alarge circle of relatives
and friends. To her husband and
her little daughter her death is an
irreparable loss. They have the
sympathies of their friends IN their
affection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
PERSONAL
MENTION
TAGGART-CAyANAUGH.

pretty wedding wedding was solem-
lied yesterday afternoon, when Miss
Hannah Cavanaugh became the bride o.
Mr. Alfred Taggart The ceremony WAS
performed in st. Patrick's r. G. Church.
BY the Rev. Cominsky. Miss Nora Mans-
field was bridesmaid and Mr.. Lewis
Chamberlain acted Us best man. The
bride was attired in steel lsnsd0w wn1
trimmed in W whits satin and lace and carried
brides roses. After the ceremony q re-s
ception was held at the future hoins Of
the bride and groom, No. 22l3 Msrkse
street. Among the guests from out of ].
town were Mr.. Frank Brittin, Miss Ethel
Brittin. Miss Rose Brittin, Miss Estslln
Brouse, Mrs. John Brouse, OF Thornt0n.
Pa, Mrs George Flagg, Mrs. Howard
Davis, Mrs. Katherine Brittin OF West
Chester, Pa, and Mr.. Fred McGargal Of
Philadelphia, s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Sale OF Property at Newport.

James H. Polk will sell at public sale,
oD Saturday, the 23d instant, at one
O'clock. p. m, his house, stable, carriage
and blacksmith shops, with q good size
lot Ct laud in the town of Newport, rs he
desires to retire from business and change
his location on account OF declining
health. lie will also sell some sixteen
bugSies, surreys, no top and spindle wa.
gons, lot of harness, a fine driving horse
aud various other articles, Parties who
wish to engage In business should tako
advantage of this opportunity to secure II
desirable location, as the term, will be
made ms easy as any one could wish. For
paticulars sYe advertisements
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Comment Unnecessary.

In the Morning News Today th ere al.
pears the following adver isement.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y crived at the office OF Tiighman john
ston. Esq until 2 . clock p. m,, July 8.
1900 for II new Hospital Building for the
Delaware Hospital. Separate o Inmates
asked for ,lumbing and hoa.ing. Plans
and specifications may be seen after
o'clock. June 20 1900, at Room No 507
Equitable Building. The right to reject
any and all bids ID reserved j3!-3t
KIEFEK-RICHARD the resi-
den2e of the brides aunt, Mrs. W. H.
Jones, on Juuh 20 1909, bv the Rov.
George Fl. Trull. Charles Kefer aud
Miss Annie Robccca Richardson. both
Of Philudel phia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
H00PERSAN0OyNE
For Cholera Jnfantllm ilppth hing Dlarrhoea
Professor Knowles.

Professor William w. Knowles.
of the New Castle High School, is
mentioned as successor to Prof.
Harlan. Mr. Knowles was recent
ly elected principal of the schools
at New Castle, but resigned to
study law. He may, however, be
prevailed upon to accept the posi-
tion here. He would be worthy
successor to Mr.. Harlan. He is
young man who has the brightest
record of any teacher in Delaware.
The REPUBLICAN suggests Mr.,
Knowles name.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Silver Service For Church.

The First United Prcsby tcrau Church
was presented with beautiful silvoc ser 1.
vice for the use Of the congregation. Rev.
Rov. J. j. Huston accepted the beautiful
present in neat speech. Miss jennie
Croes representing the Young Mems
class then presented package OF com
munion linen vote Of thanks was ex-
tended 20 all those who contributed for
tho purchase OF the articles. Prayer was
offered by tho pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
DIR, LACOuR-wHfTE.

Dr.. Josephine N. r. White of this city
and Edward De Lacour of Baltimore wares
married last evening in st. Johns Episco-i
pal Church. Archdeacon George G. Hall
otfioiated. The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Jane White Psnnewill. a.
matron Of honor. &. b. P. McCrsa was
best man. and the bride, was given away
by her brother Charles E. White. AfteeA
home of the bride, No. 7o6 West Fstresk,
and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. d. La
cour left for New York and IN Saturday
will sail for Europe, where they will rs-
main Gbout two months. Upon her re-s
turn DR.. Do Lacour will resume, her
practice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

After the adjournment of the City
Council last evening the members wsTa
treated to several musical seleotions on
the bsg-pipe by BailIf John j. Ryan
and Clock Regulator W. H. Hargrnxs19
1t was the first timo tho members Of tkH
Council knew that these officers couIE
play hose Instruments, and the serenad6
was q surprise to them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

Salem. N. j.. June 2l.-Ths Friends
rile of marriage was Performed at 8 30
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon at the hons
Fogg, and Mr.. Clement Griscoin Lippin-
coti a coal merchant OF this city. The
ceremony was performed in the presence
of the relatives and number OF the
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride was given away by her father, ME-.
Jonathan II. Fogg. OF Mnaninston. The
bridesmaid was Miss Bessie Miller, oe!
Alloway. ard the bot man, Mr.. Arthur
G. Smedley, of Swarthmore. MIR. A. Roe
land Fogg, of Philadelphia, brother o.
the bride aud Mr.. William b Dunn Sues
Salem, were ushers, /#sa$S
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

A union mcetng of the Home and For
eign Missionary Societies Of tho Presey-
tcrlan Churches will be held in Wost
presbytor Church Tomorrow evening
ats O'Clock. Mrs. keigwin will deliver
un address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Mr.. ffurIan Re signs.

Alter being superintendent Of the
Wilmington public schools siuce
1871, David w. Harlan has placed
his resignation in the hands Of Dr..
Shortlidge. on the ground of failing
health. Through his efforts re-
forms were instituted, order sue
ceeded confusion, and our schools
have been brought to their present
state OF efficiency. The members
Of the Board and the teachers gen.
orally, regret his enforced retire
mcnt. and trust that he may ell Joy
the deserved rest which he ha, de-
cided to take. His place will not
be readily filled. and as time glidcs
by his Services in the past may be
the more highly appreciated. The
faithful deserve a rich reward for
work we'll done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

PHILADELPHIA June 22.--The Ha
waiian delegation to the Republican ma
tional convention left this city today 70.
New York. The representatives of tha
faroff Pacific island are greatly pleaset
over the attention paid them during thei
stay in this city. The Hawaiians were
among the most popular delegates at thu
convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Welded AT pENNsGRovR.

Pannsgrove N. j., June 2l.-Miss OH NJ
Croft Denny, youngest daughter 0f Cnp-3
tain and Mrs, James Denny, was welded
this evening to Mr.. David johnson. Row
S. AIcNichols performed the ceremony.
The brde was given away by her father.
and was a tended by Aliss Jennie e. LeapI
as maid of honor Mr.. Lsonard Myers. 0f
Philadelphia, acted as best man. The
flower girl was Hazel Layton. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
BY ACCLAMAT|0N.
All For Mckinley For a
Second Term.
GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
Roosevelt Named For Vice President
Without Opposition
OVATION FOR THE FAVORITE

Senator Foraker NOminates McKin-
ley and Governor Roosevelt Sec
Onds-lOung of Iowa With
draws DolIiver and Names
the Rough Rider-Depew
and Others Second.
The Convention
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Presi-
ident Mckinley was unanimously renom-
mated for president of the United States
by the Republican national convention at
! ~ o'clock yesterday and an hour and
ten minutes lnter Governor Theodore
Roosevelt Of New York was unanimous
ly selected to stand beside him in the
coming battle.
The scenes attending the selections
were tumuliuous. Such unanimous DEM
onstrations in honor Of the nominees of
national convention have never been
equalcd perhaps in the history of politics
in this country. 1t was Il love feast, a
jubilee, a ratification meeting.
There was Il fine setting for the days
spectacular drama. Bright peonies at Ell
lHeF emu ol ille stage lH.iut tNo HdtulllS
bits of color. Over the vast multitude
fans moved ceaselessly to and fro like the
pnions of cloud of alarmed gulls beat
ing the air. There were no prelimnaries
The wranglc expected over the question
of reducing the representation i'll the
south was averted by the withdrawal Of
ex-senator Quay's proposition. The great
hall became quiet as Senator Lodge.
standing before 1000 eager faces, gavel
in hand. announced that nominations for
president of the United States We're in
order. The reading clerk advanced to
the front Of the platform. He was about
to call the roll OF states for the prescnLa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

On to- MORROW the Harlan and Holline1s
worth Company will ship the last con
slgnment of three 80 foot coaches to th(
Philadelphia and Reading railroad toi
service on the Atlantic City route. ThG
consignment co onsisted of twelve cars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
A DELIGHTFUL RIDE.

For six miles alon. the Delaware River can
bo had by boarding th . New Castle cars at
Fourth and Market Vi-toI ~ to Wilmington
shoold take this trip and see the historic
piaccs-rn-rarw Uastic q tr- we'll as the only orig
insl post and piilory IN the country. Cars
ruu avery twenty minutes, j?O.8t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

Sc. pho ographs for $3 This week only at
Cummings the Photographer, 800 Mar
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

Shipmeut Of Cars.

s. photographs for s.. This week only ~
Cummings the photographer sos MaS3
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

Sc. photographs for 49, This week ouly ao'5
Cummings tho Photographer. ". Mxt|3]
ket sire et.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Here are Some Special

Here are Some Special
offerings In Misses and Chiidron's shoes
for tomorrow. We arO saving money for
many parents on Chi'lren's shoes, We
have some splendid bargains that are vol
worth looking up
Misses and Children's cloth top. patton
vamp shoe, a $500 and sl.o9 value for Sl.-
50 and 81. %.
Misses and Children's russell shoes, but.
ton and lace for Sl.!6 and 81.
Little Gents russell and black vici, pat
ent and dongola tips, to l3'., "A GEMS to
s125.
Ladies' 81 rs fine dongola shoes 81, 50;
three STYLES of tips, some cloth tops.
Samples of Ladlo, Shoes from celc-
brnted Philadelphia maker, fancy tip.
IN elegant s225 quality, our special
price o.,
Mems $2 25. Vici Kid shoes black and
russell. tl.W phtont back stay, rolled
fancy edge, newest styled toos,
A special line Of mems $l7j shoes
to- O-inorrow $l.E.
OAN'AH'N ~ Shoe H0Is3
No. 10 East Fourth street,
between King and Market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

Weather Probabilities.
Showers and cooler: brisk southcrl.
winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

Cures Group. sore throat. pulm0narj
troubles-Monarch over pain OF every sOf1
DR.. Thomas Electric OIL. u:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
FOR SALE.

IU2 SALE-TWO FRESH COWS. nm
Il Apply TO James McKecwn. Marsh -k.a2
and DUPONT Roads, Delaware Junction.
j2l-3t*
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

very enjoyable birthday party was
given to Miss Mamie Schillinger at her!
home in honor of her 10th birthday, by her
parents, The evening was spent In play.s
ing games and singing, after which rs-s
refreshments were served at q suitAble5
hour. Those present were the Missssa
Mary Watson, Ella Sinclair. Grace and3
Minnie Vjiet Alberta Day. Eva Langley
Brown, Carrie Haughey, Annie and
Emma Pappermann. Ida Poteet Sadie
Clark, Florence Pipino. Dolly McNighk
Bessie Llllsy, jennie Tanter. Miss Gers.
tiude Miller aud Mamie Sohillinger:
Messrs. kennard Davis, Will aud Andrew
Watson, George Santer, Gus Pappermann,
Irwin Miller, Samuel Parrish John any
Bonnie Clark, Joseph Blest Leonard
Baylis, Frank Stidham,. Chester Rufi.
Harry Shur, George Books, WIN ARM
strong, Rav. G. Fl. Trull. Mr.. aud Mrs
Muller Mr. and Mrs. Schillinger. Mrs n
Clark and Mr.. Leonard Wrinkles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22

Ta3lur-Fulle,ton' Blood purifier. for
all diseases OF tho blood. Prepared by H.
Q. Taylor, No. 3O2 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Ball in the city
court this morning, Hugh Devine
and John J. Cronan were charged
with being drunk and were fined 81
and costs each.
Lewis E. Granger charged Her.
man Wilem with act ing in a disor-
derly manner on the midway at the
carnival. Wilem has been causing
trouble for couple Of days. The
case was continued until tomorrow
morning. Harry Potter had a war;
rant sworn out for the arrest of
Granger.
Herbert Johnson. colored, was
charged by Officer Mcbride with
acting in a disorderly manner.
When arrested he had pocketful
OF stones and was throwing them
at other bows. A fine ot SIS and
costs was imposed. The disorder
took place near the carnival
grounds where the riot occurred on
Wednesday night.
August Wunderle was charged
by his wife with acting in 4 disor-
derly manner. Some time ago he
began to drink whiskey to drive
away the fever He became angry
10 the house because she would not
get more beer. He broke up part
of the household goods and choked
his wife. The case was continued
until tomorrow morning.
Jacob Saunders, colored, was
charged with assault and battery
on Cora Burton. He was at Front
and King street when he struck
her. Officer McGilon was stand
ing on Front street when he saw
Saunders knock the woman down.
The court imposed fine Of IS and
costs.
William Leibrant was charged
with pointing gun at another
man. The case went over until to-
morrow evening.
Wesley Russell. colored, was
charged with riding a bicycle at 4
greater rate of speed than seven
miles an hour. Officer Barr testi-
fed that he saw Russell and an
other man riding at Fourteenth
and Washington streets, riding
very fast Three hours later they
came back again and when called to
90 easy they kept right on and was
arrested, A fine Of IS and costs
was imposed.
The charge of assault and bat
terry preferred against John D.
Conrella was dismissed, as John
II. Clements, the prosecuting wit
ness was not present. He went to
Baltimore to attend to business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
WANTED.

VRyANTED-Ho oU sEHOLD FURNITURE,
wv carpets and household goods. Also
Mahou Broa. No. a3 East 9th street.
j2J,28t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Insurance Company Ceases Business


Dover, Del, June u. The In
dustrial Accident Insurance Com
pany OF the United States, charter
ed in this city one year ago with
$4,000 capital stock. by prominent
citizens and capitalists, dissolved
business here today. Over 5000 pol
icies were in force and the business
was very tlattering to directors and
stockholders alike the enterprise
became one of such magnitude and
ntricacy that Dover and Winning
ton business men concerned de-
murred at the undertaking.
Today the secretary sent out 4
notification to all policy holders
that their policies are cancelled
and all liability Of f1lc company I'M
der the said policies will absolutely
cease at noon on Saturday. Ad-
vance payments are retul ned on
demand. The officers state that
nobody will lose, as the concern
worked on the weekly plan. 1t was
intended as an experiment..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-22
Council Proceeding.

20 Ours Constipation, J,evcs.
Take Cascdrets Can'y CuLhartlc. lyc Or 60
Y c. G.. g. fail tn cure. druggists refund mousR