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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-05-04
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK =?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-05-04
ANGEL CHILDREN.

Is there any happier
woman in this world than
that mother whose each
successive little one seems
to her but one more dar-
ling angel to continually
lift her thoughts toward
the sunshine of perfect
happiness? But sorry is
the lot Of that poor moth
er to whom motherhood
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Iinwood An. cor ch.,,.n.o.

Wilmington Del. oct. e. 1900.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

AT AN UNWILLING
OF Memorial to Heroes Of
the Revolution
Notes Of Social Interest to City
Folk, Their Nelghbors
and Friends

An communications intended for inser-
ton In this column should be addressed
to Society Editor. care Of the Evening
Journal. Communications should 10 writ
ten on one side OF the paper only.
Mrs. George c. Hall. state regent OF
the Delaware Soeiety. Children OF the
American Revolution. Miss Harvey,
Howard ID. Ross. vice-president gem
eral Of the National Society, Sons OF the
American Revolution. and others OF this
city. attended the unveiling OF a mem
oriL by the Quaker City Chapter. ID. A.
r.. In Washington Square. Sixth and
Walnut streets, Philadelphia, yesterday
afternoon.
The memorial is an imposing granite
shaft, inscribed with bronze tablet, aud
Is in honor OF the heroes OF the American
Revolution buried Ia unmarked graves IN
Washington Square The monument 4
be erected at Cooch's Bridge TO mark the
spot OF the uafurling OF the flag, il ex-
pected to be similar TO that unveiled IN
Philadelphia yesterday, except that u
will bear a fac-simile OF the original nag
cast in bronze and sot in Delaware
granite.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Whereabouts Of Newport Folk
Special to the Evening Journal

Special to the Evening Journal
Newport, Oct. 14.-hrs. William
King left on Saturday for suHern, n.
Y, where she expects 90 spend a week
or ten days.
Wilmer King is visiting relatives in
Wilmington.
Miss Estelle Washington spent Sat
urday In Philadelphia.
NJ. e. Brown, OF Philadelphia visit
5ed friends here on Sunday.
Howard Crawford and family spent
Sunday with their parents near New
port
Walter Crawford visited relatives
here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton King. of VIII
mington, visited Mrs. William Stuart
on Sunday.
A. S. Cross, formerly night operator
at the tower OF the p. W. & b. station
paid a short visit to Newport on Sun
day
Miss Elizabeth Smith spent Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. Aloysius Green and Mrs.
Lizzie Hilyard were elected delegates
10 the Sunday school convention ol
Christiana hundred, on Thursday
next at the Lower Brandywini
Church.
The Rev. Aloysius Green preached
at Marshallton. Sunday afternoon.
Several prominent Democrats Of this
town visited Wilmington on Saturday
evening, TO hear the address OF the
Hon. Adlai r. Stevenson.
The William jennings Bryan Demo
cratic Club held its regular weekly
meeting on Friday evening"
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Social and PersonaI Notes

Mrs. Fannie Boyd. OF Wilmington
is spending a few days as the guest OF
Mrs. A. c. Pepper, in Prospect Park
John d. Harkins and wife. Anton
Hauber and wife, James Yates and
wife and James Kane left this morn
ing for a weeks stay in Baltimore,
during which they will attend a meet
ing OF the Retail Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Richard Patzowsky entertain
ed a box party at the Opera House
last might
James B. Stevenson, of Blooming
ton, ILL.,, a nephew of Adlai p. Steven
son. is visiting in the city.
Miss Helen c. Scott has returned
from Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William. Lawton cele-
brated the tenth anniversary Of their
wedding yesterday, also the fiftieth
anniversary Of Mr.. Lawton's birth.
Mrs. Samuel R. Lawson is visiting
in Lansdowne, Pa.
Misses Leola Todd and Elsie Truitt
viii give a musical and literary en-
tertainment in Silverbrook NJ. n.
Church on Thursday evening
Mrs. Martha Carswell Is IN at the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. H. T.
Wallace
Mrs. Mary Richardson, Of silverside.
and Mrs. L. Townsend, Of German
town, have just returned from a visit
to Gardenville, Bucks county, Pa.
While there they visited the noted
duck farm and brought several Of a
brood home with them.
Miss Alicia Dickens Lewis. who has
been visiting her brother, the Rev.
William Frederick Lewis. has sailed
for her home in ShsRield, England
Miss Lucy Dockerty gave a pleasant
birthday party at her home, No. 1929
Shallcross avenue, ON Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Walter B. Daniels, Of Philadsl-
phia, and Miss Ethel England. Of
Camden N. j., visited friends in this
city yesterday.
Frank Dance. Of Buffalo, N. Y. IS
visiting A. B. Dance of Seventh and
Pine streets. tI1ecomeon TINS HRON
Pine streets. He came on 10 attend
the convention of the Railroad y. NJ.
c. A. In Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

FOR RHNT.--stere i0l1 Market street.
Apply B. +. Mcdaniel. 10u Market street.
sN-lm
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
REFUSED TO PAY
ELECTION BILLS
Levy Court Will Not Grant
Expenses for Delegate
Elections

In the Levy Court this morning an-
plication was made BY the Wilmington
and West Chester Railway Company
for the privilege OF layings its tracks
on Market street and Washington
street bridges, over the Brandywine
creek. Horrecker, Hoffecker * Wales,
attorneys, who filed the application,
stated that application has been made
10 the Street and Sewer Department OF
this city for the use OF certain streets,
two OF which approach the bridges on
which privilege is asked to lay tracks.
The application was referred TO the
Bridge Committee.
Should the application be granted,
and the privileges asked OF the Street
and Sewer Department also, the new
company will have the right OF way
from the city boundary line to Market
street at Eighteenth street.
President James II. Hoffecker, OF the
Wilmington and West Chester Com
pany, this morning said that the com
pany means business, and will begin
the construction OF its line at oncs
should the applications be considered
favorably.
A letter was received from the Har.
Ian and Hellingsworth Company call.
ing attention to communication sen'
BY that company 30 the secretary o.
war, copy OF which was inclosed. II
the latter letter the company urgeC
that it's petition OF June 20 to remove
the centre pier OF the bridge OF thi
lChristiana river be granted.
Claims OF James Chesney ana james
T. Leach, for overpaid taxes, were or
, dered refunded.
Bills for holding the delegate cleo
b tions OF the Republican and Union Ra
publican parties in August were pre-
. santed through Commissioners Gala
cher These bills the Levy Court CON
= 4uissioners contend should be paid b.
the parties and not by the Levy Couri
4 The expenses Of the primaries on Octo
+, Der Q will be paid by the court.
At the elections for which the cOur
p is asked TO pay the expenses, delegate
we're chosen TO the Dover and Oper
- House conventions The Democrat
J. held their primaries and delegate ele'
tion at the same tine, ana their bill
p OF expense will be paid The matte
!. OF paying for the Republican delegai
election expenses was referred
p John II Rodney. the courts attone,
+ who prepared the following resolution
which was adopted:
- Whereas, Certain bills have been pr'
sented to the Levy Court for holdin
elections for delegates to tho stat
convention, and asking that the san
be paid; and
Whereas, The law as laid downin chaI
ter 39S. page 396, section 40, vol. 20 pr'
{. vides that said expense shall be borr
K by the governing authority Of the part
J. ordering said election; therefore,
Resolved. That said bills be returl
Il ed to the chairmen OF the COMMITTEES
!; sending them with the informatiC
l. that this court cannot pay them.
n An order for the annual epproprii
= tion OF $4,000 for the support of u
/. Ferris Industrial School was drawn.
b At this afternoons session perml
r sion to lay tracks on Washingtc
street bridge probably will be granite
D.; to the Wilmington City Railway Con
!, pany. Preston Lea, Of the cOmpan
was in consultation with the 0ommi
- sioners this morning in reference
an agreement te be entered into.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
POSTMASTER MAKES REPORT
An Increase Of Business shown Over
Last Years Receipts

Postmaster Hugh c. Browne and As
sistant Postmaster II. II. Billany have
and issued the report OF the
business done at the local office dur
ing the month ending September 80.
The report shows that there has
been a great increase in the receipts OF
the office for corresponding period
last year.
The report Is as follows:
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT
Domestic orders issued, 2.653
amounting to S23, ,1e9. 40; international
465.75; total fees. S300.05; certificates
OF deposit 2l7, amounting to SlS,16S;
total, s4s.09S.20.
Domestic orders paid. 1907. amount
ing to s27.oS404; international orders
paid, Sc, amounting to S1,516.62; or.
ders repaid. II; amounting to S23262
funds credited to the postmaster-gen
eral, Slo,O30: total, 347 Sizes; grans
total, S95,9174s.
REGISTRY OFFICE BUSINESS.
Registered pieces received FOR dis
patch 2.797; registered pieces receive,
for delivery. s,SSS, registered piece
received for delivery. 1923; total, 76Oe
POSTAGE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from postage amounte
TO S22. .sS097; received from secoud
class matter, s2s2.79 received fron
box rents. SPACED; miscellaneous re
ceipts. s2.62; total, S23,263.67; expeRdl
lures for the quarter amounted [
g1s,O54s1.
For a corresponding period last yea
the postage sales were g20,27l 40. an
the receipts s4S6.S9, making q total {
$40. .707 So, this years Increase In thi
department being $5,092g1.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
WILL MAKE MANY SPEECHES
Blackburn will Not LOitsr Away Time in
Delaware

Senator Joseph c. g. Blackburn. OF
Kentucky. who will deliver an address
before the Democrats Of this city to-mor-
row evening, arrived in this city this
morning and is stopping at the Clayton
House.
ternoon and in Smyrna tonight, in
Seaford tomorrow afternoon and in the
large tent at Ninth and Lombard streets.
in this city, tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
CHURCH CLUB ENTERTAINs
brotherhood OF ST. Andrew and Rlch-
mond Delegates Guests

Wilmington Assembly. brotherhood Of
st. Andrew. and It's guests, delegates
from the Richmond convention. were en-
tertained at a special meeting OF the
Church Club OF Delaware last evening,
m the parish house OF Trinity church.
Charles NJ. Curtis presided.
There were discussions on questions OF
interest 60 the church ana the
work represented by the brotherhood
OF st. Andrew and the Church Club
Addresses were made during the meeting
by the Rev Hubert W. Wells. Charles
NJ. Curtis. George A. Elliott. John S
Oirohe. Charles A. Cook, the Rov. w. NJ
Jcheris, Samuel d. Biddle and Archdea.
con George G. Hall.
After the discussions Refreshments
were served.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
; Guentn9 yuuraal
'UBLICAN COUNTY TICKET
FoR srATE sENATORss

FOR STATE SENATORSs
bond Distuct-Howard d. Ross.
birth District-Benjamin A.
tes.
Il tn District--Harry c. Ellison.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
st District-James Kitchen.
zlond District-Samuel II. Baynaro
4ird District-James ". Robert
kurth District-Harry JOslya.
.sth District-William File.
Sxth District-Frank p. Ewing.
yenth District-William r. Finn.
ghth District-Richard T. Pllllng
nth Distriet-William Chandler.
3nth District-Harry w. Hushe-
eventh District-John w. Dayett.
yelfth District-Theodore f. Clark
thirteenth District-Robert S. Car
'burteeuth District-Richard Hodg-
fteenth Dlsu4ct-James W. Latto-
h LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS
|lrst District-John Lynn.
'econd District-Philemma Chand
third District-John G. Kersey.
|ourth District-Charles Megglnson
fifth Distriet-Francis H. Lattomus
\ or Shsriff-Samuel A. Mcdaniel, o
mington hundred.
/ OF CorOner-John L, F1fck. o
lite Clay Creek hundred
Tor Receiver OF Taxes and Count
'Basurer-Horace G. Rettev. Of VII
'hgton hundred.
Tor Clerk Of the PeAce-Winheld {
|gley, of Wilmington hundred
FOR Prothonotary-Frank L. Speak
| N, of Wilmington hundred.
For Comptroller-George d. Kellel
'St. Georges hundred.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
In Defense Of Soldiers
EdItor Erenlnr Ionrnnl.

To tho Editor Evening Journal
Sir: May ! say a word, please, through
your columns. IN defense OF my comrades,
tho ex-soldlers, and IN defense OF ou1
brave fellows now in Cuba, this Philip
pine Islands IN China and at home.
Mr.. Ford Mr.. Handy, John @. Gray and
every other Democratic speaker is deep
ly concerned. so he says for fear that the
.nstituuons OF this country are In danger
by the reelection OF Mckinley" and
what they call his policy Of "miiitarism.'
Thip means n Il means anything. that
the men who servsd In the army OF tho
United states are the enemies OF the ma
ton. That men who are willing 70 be
shot 1T for others. need watching; that
they are dangerous element; that they
could be moulded by ambitious rulers
Into a thunderbolt 10 overthrow the gov
ernment.
Let US judge the present and future by
the past The soldiers OF tho revolution,
at the end Of that long hard war, took
thelr pay In almost worthless paper, and
went to their devastated farms and
friends complacently. when the gnsateal
war this country ever has had-tho war
Of the rebellion-was ended. moro than
a million trained fighters went ouietly tc
their farms. and In towns and cbties. TAX
ing their pay in depreciated paper. With
out n murmur. Grant and sherman SAID
OF them: Take them man fer man, ont
acr FOR officer. there was not their squa
, IN tbs world"
They were hnrdy veterans, trained an'
+ led by Grant Sherman. Sheridan, Meade
Thomas and Joe Hooker. They could,
T they had 90 minded marched over an
8 country in Europe. but what did thi
great military force do9 Without rip
pie OF protest. It's members took thei
! place In tho ranks OF civil life, and in on
hundred days after tho grand reunion A.
Washington, May y and 2s. 1868, exoep
for broken legs and empty sleeves. ~
d, would not have known there had bee
war At all
No air there IL not loyal eN-soldiel
% nor q soldier now undor arms. who be
, Iiisvos In militarism. The soldiers % tn
/. American Revolution fought and blst
and many OF them died 10 wipe out mill
Il tarlsm. monarchy and aristocrncy In a
e their forms. and tho nations eoldiers
ID the great War of the Rebellion fought an
b. more than four hundred thousand {
y them died 20 wipe out every vostase {
= government by miiitarism without u
consent OF the governed.
There Is not the faintest sign Of go'
l. ernment by militarism In the Unite
States and thero never has been sini
~ our comrado. William Mckinley, h
been president At present we have a
proximately about 5000 men now una
arms-lsss than soldier to thousal
o pooplo. 1s there any DANCES OF q
= tyranny Of a powerful standing arm
- Il is not only absurd. but II Is an inst
l- 70 the men who aro now in tho de
~ nshting to-day. and 70 every soioi-, ~
~ ever shouldered a musket in defense
IN the flag"
A' They fought, not for the wreath {
victor wears.
They heard with Joy wars oisri
cease,
OF A higher. holier aim than tame, "
10 theirs.
nd They fought they blsa. sione
~ peace"
OF rourA etc,
on A soLDIHH
Wilmington Del. Oct ig. 1900.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Hi Henrr's snnerh mlnstrel orrnnlrn-

Hi Henry's superb minstrel organiEa-
tion will appear at the Opera House next
Monday night, and On this occasion low
ers OF amusement viii have an opportu-
nifty to attend one of the best entertain
ments Of the season Bright vaudeville
up-to-date comedians. gifted singers, su-
perb musicians. and every requisite es-
sential to frst-class program, make up
the show.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

NAVE YOU ECZEMA7-TIave you any
kin disease or oruptions? Are you sub
ect to chahug or scalding? DR.. Agnew's
ointment prevents and cures any ana an
bf these. and cures Itching, Bleeding and
Blind Piles besides One application
brings relief in ten minutes, and cases
cured in three to six nights. s5 cents
Is.
Sold by Miller Drug Co., 402 Market.
Ind n B. Danforth, Market and Second
streets.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
FINED for Corner Lounging

Before Judge Ball in City Court to-
day, Henry Jefferson. charged with cor
ner lounginR and dsorderly conduct. was
fined 81 and costs. For assaullins Her
man Alstein, John McBrue was fined $40
and costs. The case OF william NJ
Smith. charged with assaulting William
Ambrose. coiored. aged u years. was
continued until tomorrow
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
More Democrats 20 Speak

Chairman Willard Salisbury, Of the
Democratic State Committee. announced
this morning that the Hon. A. b. Os-
borR, a Pennsylvania orator. VIII speak
TO Democrats IN New Castle on Thurs
day evening Judge George j.. McLane.
Of Lynchburs. Va. Will speak IN the
Eleventh ward on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
bNG TRIP IN AUTOMOBILE
Q. st. John and Joseph Grant
Travel for Pleasure

st. John, Of New York, and Joseph
|lnt, of Richmond, Va, passed
|ough this city to-day in an automo-
i enroute from Richmond to New
lrk, on a pleasure trip.
|lr ST. John, the owner OF tho auto,
k the machine from New York to
|ohmond by boat about ten days ago
h the intention Of travelling back TO
metropolis I'm it and expected to
ke the trip in three days. After reach
Fredericksburg, Va, however, he
md the roads to this city in a bad
|ldition and almost impossible. It has
IN six days since he left the capital OF
|rginia. but he expects to reach New
rk some time tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Injured al tho ounrrIes

AT the Bellevue quarries this morning
two Italian laborers were injured by the
explosion of blasts. At 1880 O'Clock J.
Dallo had his hand badly lacerated by a
rock falling upon it, and at 123O o'clock
Antonio Niccon had his skull fractured
by rock falling upon his head. The
men were taken to the Homeopathic
Hospital for treatment.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Chancery and orphans Court

Chancellor Nicholson will come to VIII
mington tomorrow TO hold Court Of
Chancery. Judge William c. spruance
will hold Orphans Court at the same
time.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Commemoration Day October 20

The Evening Journal is IN receipt
OF an invitation to the commemcra-
tion day exercises Of Princeton Uni
versity, on Saturday, October 20 at
1880 o'clock, I'm Alexander Hall. The
program will include an address by
the Right Rev. Henry Yates Satter-
lee. d. d., bishop Of Washington, and
the comforting OF degrees.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
No Trnth In Rnmnr

It was rumored to-day that w. L.
bckstader had purchased the prop
ty at Seventh and Shipley streets,
BON which the Wonderland Theatre
W stands. and also adjoining prop
tiles, for the purpose OF erecting a
Bw playhouse. When seen Mr.. Dock
ador said there was no truth In the
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Rector Celebrates ANNIVERSARY

The Rev. J. Harry Chesley. rector Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
Ascension Claymont, celebrated the
sixth anniversary OF his rectorate yes
tcrday.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Hen Laid Rig Egg

John n. Conlin Of the Prosper Club
Grubbs Landing, brought to Wilmington
"a hens egg weighing five ounces. The
egg was large as full-sized goose egg
IL was laid by "a Plymouth Rock hen
and wcs presented by Mr. Connn &.
Manuel Richcaberger
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
j. Hamilton Lewis 20 Return

The Hon James Hamilton Lewis. OF
the State Of Washington, Will speak 70
Democrats in the tent at Ninth and
Lombard streets ON Thursday evening.
Senator Joseph G. S. Blackburn, OF
Kentucky. win speak in the tent on
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
seven TicIrets Tiled in Kent

Dover. Oct. l6.-With Clerk Of the
Peace Downs yesterday the seven tickets
o. DE printed on the 10000 ballots were
fled. The tickets are Republican, Union
Republican Democratic. Regular Demo
-ratic. Prohibition, Social Democratic
md SIngle InN.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Nm nerin nridre NYnrlr

The Edge Moor Bridge Works will
gin the construction Of che iron
lidge over Red Clay Greek In Mar
|allton tomorrow. While this bridge
in course Of construction, which
|ne is expected to be six weeks, traf-
will be stopped across the stream in
hrshallton. Vehicles must 80 to
iher Kiamensi or Greenbank to get
-oss, l1 la.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
OaI1woods want CbnIIenoes

The Oakwoods defeated the Never
Sweats by the score Of 25 to O. They
would like TO arrange game with any
team in the city averaging seventy
pounds.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Fnther onieIer Honored

Miss Arhlie Il. Dougherty. Miss Susie
\. Boettger and Miss Maggie Mckinley
ave presented to the Rev. Father Quig-
cy. handsome picture Of the Sacred
ieart and sum OF money in be-
lSlfsof the B. " NJ. sodality. Father
luigley now is pastor Of St. Johns X. c.
Church, Hockessin.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
whist Club to Have Tournament

Announcement has been made bv the
Wilmington Whist Club that the handl-
cap tournament Of the club will begin
on October o. AID continue every Mon
day for eight weeks. Ia order to partlci-
pate I'm the finals. a contestant must par
tcipato IN five games.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16

What is a rummage sale2 A sale OF
anything and everything old and new;
surely everybody win send something TO
No East Fourth street this week to
help along the Delaware Hsspi.ars
much needed new building Sale begins
Moniay October q
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Fifth ward CoIored voters Meet

Hugh O. Brown, DR. Brown, II. II.
Yard, Walter II. Hayes, James w.
robertson and Mr.. Pusey addressed a
Ieoting Of the Fifth ward Mckinley and
Roosevelt Club OF colored voters last
light in their new headquarters in Tat
+all street between Eighth and Ninth.
'he Columbia band furnished music.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Ace.n,ed Position os Ass,s,sp.

r. T.. Fuller. stenographer in the oIic.
Of Charles NJ Curtis. has resigned to ac-
cept the position of assistant TO hi
brother. J. f, Fuller who is instructor
In the shorthand department of the G-l-
dey College. Miss Jessie A. Murphy will
succeed Mr.. Fuller.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
WIN Beein C,mnasIum work

m the new gymnasium the gym
classcs Of the y NJ c. A. Will begin
their Winter work. Both the junior and
senior classes viii take part under Physi-
cd Director NoEldowney.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Trial List Conc Over

Before Judge Bradford this morning,
the trial list OF the cases In United
States Circuit Court was gone over. w.
S. Hllles announced that the Cause
case was practically dropped.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Mr.. Ford Imnrorinr

Peter J. Ford. candidate for governor
on the Democratic ticket, is recovering
from the illness with which he has been
affected and viii be able to resume his
campaigning in a few days.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Democrats Get Cbarter

The Eleventh Ward Democratic Legion
filed an application for a charter no
capital stock, with the secretary OF state,
In Dover, to-day
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
ow Rate Excursion to Baltimore

Sunday, Oct. 2f, via B. q o. II. R.
Sunday October p, the Baltimore and
hio Railroad Company will run another
5pular excursion to Baltimore. Tickets
pm be sold at the low rate Of 81 for the
,und trip, and win be goodo on regular
Spress train leaving Delaware avenue
alton at $40 a. m, Newark at 9.02 a. m.
nd on special train leaving Delaware
venue station at 91O a. m, Newark at
30 a. m. Returning, tickets will be good
n special train leaving Baltimore at $50
m. on day of sale.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
Death OF the REV. m. g. Rowie

The Rev Harold c. Bowie. pastor Of
the Swedish NJ. f. Church. In South VIII
mington, died last evening at his home,
No. 1906 Heald street.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
company 2 Being recruited

Company Y, First Regiment National
Guard of Delaware, is being recruited
under the charge Of Lieutenant Simon p.
Doherty.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
saIe of CatlIe in Hookessln

O'Nesl Brothers sold a carload OF
Western cattle at public sale in Hoe
kessin yesterday. They brought good
prices.
Evening journal., 1900-10-16
DeoIared 10 ~ Tnsn,o

Mary Denning was declared insane by
an inquisition in lunacy at the Court
House yesterday. She Is an inmate OF
the State Hospital for the Insane.