Smyrna times., 1900-10-24
PENINSULA NEWS.
Items Cleaned From All Parts of Delaware
and Maryland.

some line shoes were taken.
The Delaware Game Protective As
soclation will meet at Dover to-mor-
row and make arrangements to punish |
vlolators of the Game laws.
Mrs. Edward Ridgely, and daughter,
Miss Sallie, of Dover, went with DIR.
Danl. Harrison for Wholesome, L. L,
where they will remain for some time.
Bishop Leighton Coleman will con-
secrate the Church of All Saints, at
Delmar, on November l, assisted by
Archdeacon Hall and other clergy of
the diocese.
At Delaware City on Saturday night
the barn, hay barracks and crops on the
farm of Clement Reeves, near Della
ware City were burned. Loss, about
$3OnO; partly insured.
The Wilmington Methodist Preach
ers' Association appointed Revs. Alloy
sius Green, G. A. Grise and w. E.
Avery committee to visit Rev. J. D.
Rigg, of Chester. Mr.. Rigg and his
wife are both ill.,
Mrs. Thomas X. Taylor, wife of
well-known farmer near Leipsic, died
Wednesday after having breakfasted
with the family. She was IS years old
and was attacked with heart trouble.
Brown Bros, who are building a
number of factories in Bridgeville,
now contemplate the erection of
large ice plant for the purpose of sup
plying the Armour Refrigerator Com
pany with the ice.
1t begins to look as though the Del
aware beach from Cape Henlopen to
Ocean City, Md, would become q
chain of seaside resorts. Rehoboth is
destined to spread from Lewes to In
dian River.
The special train of the Prohibition
party arrived in Wilmington, Friday
and remained about two hours, during
which a meeting was held. Speeches
were made by John G. Woolley an(
Henry B. Metcalf, candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President, respectively
To-day Peter J. Ford, Willard Sauls
bury and several other gentleman will
meet Mr.. Bryan at the Maryland Stat
3 line and escorting him along the rout
D of his itinerary through Delawar,
Q until he reaches Wilmington. MI
$ Bryan will be entertained at dinner b
Mr.. Ford.
= At the eleventh annual cOnventio
v of the Dover District Epworth Leagu
n which was held in Georgetown las
g week, Rev. G. NJ. Hoswell made til
:. closing address. One of thh interes
J. ing features of the day was a mod,
Junior League, conducted by Mrs
Adam Stengle, wife of the pastor {
n the church.
v The Wilmington Sun says of I'll
IL registration of that city: The Republ
n cans made a splendid showing at Sa
r. urday's registration in WilmingtC
Of and New Castle county. They far o.
number the Democrats and the case
now hopeless one for the Democrat
a ticket.
- Fred Eden Back, who is home fro
l. Havana, will see that Wilmington r
N publicans are better organized tn
40 ever for election day. He believes
IN work and plenty of work to accol
plish results on election day. He
home to stay until after the election
i'll over when he will return to Cuba.
r. saws there is no country like Amerit
=, By the burning of Mcdaniel Brot
- ers' Stable, at No. 112 West Eleven
- streets, early Sunday evening,
horses perished, and much harness a
equipments were destroyed, entaili
ol- loss of $4,000. The insurance
cd $500. There were forty horses in
rk stable W06u tue DldAe was ui0OO'OAS
IL All but seventeen were rescued.
lo- Another letter of appeal has be
III sent out to the farmers and fruit gre
lis ers of Delaware by Walter Mori
cashier of the Farmers Bank at Dow
This is a supplement to the letter
" - culated by Mr.. Morris some time
:" at his own expense, and he urges t
~ a tax of $40, 900 be placed upon
~ 'in' railroads running through the Sta
~ and which transact so much busin'
every year.
for The strained relations that have
in isted for some time in the family
ays DR.. Joseph P. Pyle eliminated MI
day in Mrs. Pyle bringing suit for
yorce. 1t will probably be heard
ces the November term of court at '
dQW .nar y