Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-12-13
TWELVE HOLES IN HIS BOWEL.

That Was the Serious Injury to Young
Harvey Beetle, who Was Operated on
at the Delaware Hospital and is Recov-
ering Finely.
The committee of the Board Of Trade
on Industrial Delaware met Tuesday
week, and added large number OF
names from all parts of the State to
the committee. This ia the boards
committee: Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.,
chairman; Josiah Marvel, secretary;
William Lawton, W. Dow. Dimmock,
W. W. Lobdell, David W. Snellenhnrg,
John G. Gray, Andrew L. johnson and
A. ID. Warner. These additions were
made:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Wilmington, David Lindsay, Eugene
du Point; Newark, William +. Griffith;
New CASTLE James q. Shaw; Newport,
John A. Cranston; MIDI !etown. }. b.
Foard; Braudywine Strings, Or. L.
Heiser Ball; Mt Pleasant, j. Frank
Eliason; Odessa. D. W. Corbit;
Coooh's Bridge, j. Wilkins Cooch
Claymont, j. Edward Addicks.
KENT COUNTY.
Dover, Caleb O. Pennewill, Harry
A. Richardson, D. Miiflin Wilson,
Richard X. Kenney; Smyrna, Wilson
d. Lavender, Harry Black, Walter o.
Hotfecker, Denney Hazel; Harrington,
S. L. Shaw, Il. I. Fleming, Hezekiah
Harrington; Wyoming, William X.
Ellison; Camden, O. w. Lord, Mr..
Emerson; Frederick, Robert W. Rey-
nolds, John W. Townsend. Di. PaIis
4. Carlisle, Jr. FELTON,, Alvin B.
Conner, DIR. Luff Pennington, Nicholas
X. johnson; Clayton, William u. Hill,
Edgar r. Sipple.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Briageville, H. P. Cannon, Newell
Ball; Sesfo,d, George W. Emory, W,
F. Haines; Laurel, j. d. Marvil, John
II. Elliott; Georgetown, w. j. Thorn.
good, l.. L. La, ton, John I. Wagamon
Iewes, W. II. Virden, L. W. Mustard
Milford, Joseph Il. Holland, David
Refs; Millsboro, Charles b. Houston,
Capt. Theodore Burton: Delmar, James
ii. Tyre. James p. Morris; Miltur
Charles Ii. Adkins, John Ponder.
This letter will be sent to the fore
going men:
Dear Sir: The Wilmington Bosrt
of Trade and the Industrial Improve
meut Co., OF Wilmington. recognizing
the great advantages of Delaware as |
manufacturing site because of it
climate, location and transportation
facilities both by rail and by water
decided sometime since that by Frope
efforts the State could be made til,
home OF manufacturing interests equa
to Connecticut or Rhode Island,
Looking to this end both orRaniZa
tions began systematic efforts to Undue
capital to locate in Wilmington and il
the smaller towns throughout tho State
Some progress was made in the matter
, but in most cases manufacturers re
fused to locate here because of wha
they called our inquisitorial and unjus
: manufacturers tax upon the outpu
, and payroll Of factories
Recognizing the truth of this charg
j the organizations aforesaid recent
appointed special committees to loo
\ into the matter and urge such revisio
, of our tax laws as would induce manu-
featuring capital to locate In this Stat
rather than to drive 1t away. Thes
: committees have now organized as
\ joint committee on Industrial Delawar
n with power to enlarge its member
\ ship by appointing additional member
h throughout the State. Under thi
i power you have been selected as a men
Der Of this committee, and your advic
n and cooperation are requested in tn
!. matter as it involves the interest ,
your locality as it involves the interel
a Of every portion of our State.
IAN Investigation shows that nor
d Of the important manufacturing Stat
Il have manufacturer tax, and Y
a therefore ask that you send us 20,
a opinion az promptly rs possible as
|. the best methods to pursue to secu
n the revision, reduction or repeal of o,
a manufacturers TAX in order that Y
h may be able to compete with 9th
Al States in securing manufacturing i
! terests to locate within our borders.
"a "There will be regular meeting
" the committee on Tuesday night ms
i. at the rooms Of the Board of Trade,
r. which you are invited, and IL you a
a unable to be present we would ieque
* that you send us your views before tb
date
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