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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-29
GEQkOGISTS' APPETTES

1t isSnot Surprising, perhaps; to learn
that geologistsShave good appetiteS. Sir
Alexander Gtikie. who has recently re-
tired from the dictatorship of the Geolo-
Sical Survey. relates that Robert Cham
bcrs tried TO dissIadc him from tn"
career which he afterward adorned be
cause ne aid not seem to possess either
strength or appetite enough for a pro
tc5sional gcologiSt.' Chambers had Lately
been in Wales with survey PARTY. CON
sisting al Ramsay, JukeS and Selwyn.
and h" being the oldest member of tn
company, was voted to the chair. Whcr"
hc had the duty assigned to him Of cary
ing Il leg Of Welsh mutton. He then
found that biologists had pr"dtGi"us
capacity FOR food. and an incredibly short
time had PASSED when he found nothin-
before. him hnt II bare bone MurchlS"n.
too, looked on THAI slim. youthful Inquire as
hardly the GtYie of man for a surveyor.
Needless to say, that he proved himself
equal to all the sclimhing. What loss
to science II he had hes II rejected hccauSt
his limbs did not anncar strong enough.
Sir Archibald is .lccceded by Mr.. Teal.
n member of tho survey and a we'll
known authority on British pctrolopE
After De IL Bachc the succession has
been III Scotch. Mnrchison' t :ri.s,,f.
of the rocks seems to De cungcniai to the
SCOTTISH intcllect.-London T"icErdph
---------- -
TO he "BlgGins is one
of these people who thinks he knows il
al"
Never mind" answered Mr.. Sirius
Parker. pride goes hctor"'a fan. lie
has a daughter who viii he through
school. He will sit and listen I" her
graduation essay ana feel like an
is.ncramus. ''-WaShinEton star.
WEATHER CORNER -t;uStam-it
went up about 20 points Quite rise.
wasn't It?
Eus;ani-Grcat Scott what stocks
do YOU refer to"
,;ust,m-Ec calm. OLD man. mere
Judge.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Onc Union made Phaaton.
All in iirst-ciasS repair. Very good style
Viii he sold reasonable If Snid Ht once.
cali Or address q. W. Perry. ~ Court st,
Augusta. Maine. jun"2S.dIw'
FOR SAII,-At a very low price five
Beauty Belsians and 4 double hutch.
Grand opportunity for anyone. wishing TO
start i'm the business. call or address.
Mrs L. l.. GUptill. y Chapel St. An
rnsta. Me. junc2d, div
c>H FOR SALE. CHEAP Accommo-
dates passengers. Apply to Haskell, the
Cahman. Gardiner june@dlw'
GRASS FtR SALE-Bids will he ac-
""nted until Saturday. Hume Goth. fpr tn"
grass standing on about twenty acres Of
ny tanu on Western Avenue. can at
house At \. NJ, or at or 60 i. n.
w II. GAnnett- june3I.'t
FARM Containing 15n 10 10 acres We'll
divided into wood. pasture and tilaCc.
Situated between Mct;raw and East
ponds. ON a hill where ther" is good air.
\ sunny. pleasant convenient house with
nine rooms nj good size with TiH2zls.
Nice cc'ncntcd cellars. Two never fail
ing wells of good water, good barn. car
riaEc house. shed. and out-buiidings ali IN
good repair, plenty of fruit trees, land
under good state nf cultivation Frceman
Ellis. Oakland, Me June-'.dlw
A SMALL AND CONVENIENT.
STABLE. nearly new. will he sold at a
bargain. III orttT tp nave II i'IH'N'u iI'ii
the lot Apply 10 Thomas J. Lynch, at
torney-at-law. Augusta, Maine.
Junc20d2w
LOOK AT THIS-A nice home for litti,
money: short distance from Augusta and
Hallowell. cioht acres good lam, new
house. seven rooms. stable connect"d:
running s"rng water in house and stable.
Make splendid poultry farm. Market at
the door. Actually the hest value in the
county. Part cash. balance easy terms.
Inquire of Fred Emery Became. lialloweli.
Me. Junel9,dlinn
HOUSE. stable and other buildings, fiVc
acres az land on line d: '''~ !. y q
r. r. 90. to Torus: several kinds of
fruit trees. Fer terms, etc. apply to
Thomas j. Lynch. Attorney At Law.
junc1Sd2w9
AT \ GREAT BARGAIN: y very nice
Phacton made by one Of the hest max
crS. is in perfect order. can he seen at
Mr. A. @. Longfcllows ). % Green st.
mayll,dtf
HOUSE lot situated in Watcrvillc on
Silver St. next Henj O. Mitchell place
I.arg" 10: extending back 10 nc Mesa
Ionsk.c stream. Terms reasonable. IN
quire of a. T.. iicald, Gardiner. Nc.
jIncll .dlno'
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Farm, l. Miles From P. 0.

Farm of 20 acres on High street. good
buildings aud good orchard. Inquire Of
". a. Jones. harness maker. Gardiner.
Me. mayS,dtf
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WOMEN DEANS.

The Advance of Women in Higher
Educational Service.
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FOR THE Seasonal furnished cot
tace on :;uuirrcl Island, containing five
sleeping rooms. Address. f'.cd f. Ham
len. Augusta Maine. i'ine's. dr.
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CUNARD Line
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.

MAGNIFICENT, Now, TWln- SCREW PaSSeHBeI
Steamships, l4,0o0 Tons.
Fast; Remarkably Steady: Spacious
Promenades Passage about days. All
First and Second Saloon Rooms loca ted
Upper Decks ami1ships. Perfect Ventila-
tiOn. Table unsurpassed
. lVERNIA sails July 6, August 10 and
Sept. H.
Saloon SO ny. Second cabin si2
Round trip discounts ThIrd-cIass 10"
rates. Low winter rates in force July ~
sA%ONIA sails July %, Aug. 81 sep
uLTONTA, Twin Screw 10000 tGns) spe-
eiaily fitted rnr TiIltD-CI.ASS passen-
gers only. ladies Saluou and Mems
smoke Room located Upper Deck amid
ship Sails June -. August o.
ALEXANDER MARTINI. Agent.
state Street. Boston. Mass. or Th"mas
Lynch cod smo
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SMALL. AND CONVENIENT
STABLE. nearly new. will he sold at a
bargain in order 10 have il removed from
the lot. Apply to Thomas J. Lynch, at
torney-at-law. Augusta, Maine.
.Iunc1nl2M
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LOST.

a SHEPHERD DOG-Answecs to name
of Rex. Finder please return to Walter
Packard Junt2S.dt
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FURNISHED AND TNFCRNISiIED
rooms to lot. with or without board. -
Crosby street iun"-ldtt
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AT 4 GREAT BARGAIN: y very nice
Phacton made by one Of the hest max
crs is in perfect order. can he seen at
Mr. A. q. Longfcllows 5. % Green st.
may1l diff
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HOUSE. stable and other nlnlnInGs; i've
acres az land on line o: ~" 4. = q &;
r. Il. 90. to Torus. several kinds Of
fruit trees For terms etc. apply to
Thomas j. Lynch. Attorney At Law.
junc1S. dew
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HOUSE lot situated in Watervillc on
Silver St. next Henj O. Mitchell place
T.arg" Ia: extending back To mo Mesa
lonskee stream. Terms reasonable. In
gliire of \. T.. iicald, Gardiner. Nc.
jIncll .dlnO'
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HOUSE Ma. 8 Grove 81. Also Meonian
hail hrpIv to iar,es w. North, No. T.;
Grove ST. or Fred w. Ellis. & Scwail St
ma ygS diff
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CONVENIENT modern house; bath
room: hot ana cold water: on East Si'Ie.
I IT Randall. InayN, Gtf
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To LET.

~ IGl.
FOR THE Seasonal furnished cot
tace on Squirrel Island, containing five
:iecpint, rooms Andi, -. H!cd Il. liam
len. Augusta. Maine. lIln"'N-d'f
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISiIED
rooms I" let. with or without board: y
Crosby street. iun"-iatt
A NEW COTTAGE At OCEAN POINT.
Mem a beautiful location VIII I"t ut
reasonable rate. Inquire ot i, > LYON; y
Arsenal street. Augusta. Me junc22d wv
At g SEWALI. ST. MODERN Two
STORY House in first-cliss repair Hot
Location AMI surroundings unsurpass q
Enquire Of Geo. ". Nickery.
june1hf
FOR RENT on Squirrel Island, on.
large cottage, beds. piazza az round, !
one small 60 tace beds. No tet;er loca
ton on the Island and both newly paint
ed. ". +. Smith. No. II East crescent
St. Augusta. Maine. 1unclldtt
FURNISHED COTTAGE at Old Or
char,l. Maine. beautifully located: con
,ains seven rooms: large rnony ~ lar;
modern waicrclosct with IN unlimited
supply of pure spring water Apply u
Geo. -. Lindsay. Waterviile. Me.
HOUSE No. 0 Grove 81. Also Meonan
hail hppIv to .Iar:,es w. North, No. Is
Grove ST, or Fred w Ellis. IS Scwall St.
may2S.htf
t,yNNt.%It.NT modern house; bath
room: hot ana cold water: on East Side.
T. H. Randall. mayN,dtt
CONVENIE%T RENT, well located
Amply to w. G. Boothby. kennebec Saw
incs Rnuk.
ONE TWt.SroRY HOUSE. at q Oak
ST. Inquire Of Gov. Chas. know'ton. Oak
st uecldtf
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A NEW COTTAGE. At OCEAN FOINT.
Mem a Leautiftl location. VIII let ut q
Icasoua Bile rate. Inquire Of l.. 3 LYON. ~
rsenal Strcct Au:siIstn. Me. iunCH2hlW "
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6 WESTON p M Water St, Augusta Me- Mccall Bazaar Patterns

statesmen everywhere: =. salary or
commission: permanent. Brown Bros. Co,
nurserymen. Rochester. N. Y. .
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COlOrGd Sl1irt>yuists


Balance of this seasons popular
styles of Ladies' Tailor Made Suits,
reduced from $l400. $500. $4,000 to
81. SO and $1,000
Also II Suits to be sold at s.. 90 each.
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TO he BliEcins is one
or these people who thinks he knows II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-29

GRASS 70 T. SNI.E-Bids will he &C
""nted until Saturday. Hume 9th. Gpr thn
grass standing on about twenty acres OF
sut ianu on Western Avenue. tall at
house At \. NJ, or at | or 60 i. n.
w. H. Gannctt- june3l.,t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
EXTRA SESSION
NOT EXPECTED.

Washington. May 20.-President Nc
k!h'ey sees no reason for calling Congress
together in extra session on account or the
supreme Court decisions in tho insular
cases
There was no meeting of the Cabinet to
day, as the Presden5 and those who were
with him on the trip were in need OF q
rest, but when the regular Cabinet meet:
ing is hell to morrow there will be q
general exchange of views as to tho effect
which tho decisions will have on tho
Philippine situation.
in accepting the Platt amendment with
notifications will also come up for con-
slderation tomorrow, 1t is not expected
that great deal Of time will be given to
the discussion of the Supreme Court do
cls'ons A member OF the Cabinet said
to day that two or three meetings would
probably be held before definite conclu.
sion by the administration rs to their
full bearing.
The one point on which the President
and his advisors ara unanimous is that
there is no necessity for an extra session
Of Congress on account of the docis lon.
If the Court had decided that duties could
not 10 levied on goods shipped into the
United States from tbs Philippines vita
out Congressional action the President
wonld probably have called an extra SOS
sion. But that point has not been dec id
ed, and the duties can be collected and all
other laws bearing on the relations be
tween The United States and the Phil D
pines can be enforced until tho Court has
decided adversely upon the question.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31

HoDtf EN- AN.--ln this city on May Both. 1g)l
emma T., IICdgeman tau ,hter OF VIM ami
Ahhi" II. sis III hBI 2lst year.
Relatives and friends are invited to nttend
the iunnrh, services AT the parents residence
NJ. 1898 West llth street on SUNDAY Afternoon
At JdO OcIOck. lntcrmUnt RNcrytew GENE
terry.
hlE-In this city on May GOth, 1901, Frank
W, sou OF Frank W, and Aaulv nj Ier
aged 3 days '''N
Funeral services at his parents re,idpn "a
No. do King street this FRIDAY, ur,urnonn
At CLOCK. lnttrmont at KiVcrriew GENE.
tory,
HdBY.-On May 3Ith 1901 Elizabeth wife
OF BeniamI II ] ighy, aged 81 years
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attcnd
her funeral from the Residence of her husband
HOB pennsylvania avenue on TUESDAY after.
Loon al O'Clock. l1lerment at Mt. salem
Cemetery.
h TCHGN, --lu this CITY, on MAY goth, 1901
WlIlIam Kitchen. ST.. ascl IS years.
RelutiYeS, friends and members OF Hone
Iougo No. u l. 20, +. are invited 10 attend
tho funeral services nj his la.e residence No
~ Walnut street on Sunday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock. lnterment at Lombirdy cemetery,
THoMAs..-On May Goth, 1871. George Thon
AS aged AZ years
Relatives and friends are re .pecfuly in Wit.
ed 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, Mo- 1904 West 9Th street. on Saturd ay
morning solemn requiem mass at st. JOS.
cph's Colored Church NJ . O'clock 5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
Miners Give Warning

Elikesbarre, Pa, May 80. About
10000 union miners showed their
strength at Nantcoke today by
marching III observance OF Memori al
Day and decorating the graves Of
dece sed members OF their organi-
zAtion. Tine outpourIng was the
double purpose oil Observing the day
and OF showing the politicians what
the miners who lived around the
home OF President Thomas Nichols,
OF the First district, could do IN th e
event Of being called upon to march
10 Harrisburg.
\ mass meeting was held after
The parade, and addresses we're
made by President Nichols, Nation
a! Organizer Fiei DiIcher. presi-
dent Duffy, OF district No +. and
lesser officials Of the unon, They
all bitterly den ,nnced The conduct
OF the legislators at Harrisburg
reg arding the miners bills, and
urged the men to remember that
their time would come at the polls
next November. They told the
great crow Jthat itcouid by organ
lied effort send whom it liked to the
lie. stature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
CASES. IN
'aI CITY COURT.

Before Judge Churchman in the
city court this morning Joseph
Blackiston and john Bordly, col
ored, were charged by Officer
Pierce with fighting on the street.
The tire was IS and costs.
: William Seatley was the prose.
cutting witness against Mic hazel
Dune, John J. Funshion and Rob
ert Ritter. About I o'clock Seat.
ley entered Sweeney's saloon on
Sixth street when Dune started
10 abuse him. While they were
talking some one struck him. Then
some struck him with piano stool
aud he was beaten up. Dunn
I threw two glasses at him while be
was lying on the ground. Walker,
a friend OF his, WAS rushed to the
yard and brutallv kicked.
Walter Walker testi fed he was
with Seatlev in the saloon. He
knew nothing about the starting of
the fight. He was taken TO the
yard where tunshlon held him
while the other three men beat and
kicked him.
Timothy Sweeney ran into the
saloon and tried TO preserve order.
Charles Thomas was in the sa.
loon and saw the fight. The three
defendants we're in the row and
all three took part in tine assault
on Scatley. The court imposed a
fine OF $40 and costs III each case.
They were with the Weehawken
base ball club and Dunno formerly
PLAYED ball with Seatley.
Hannah Floyd, colored, charged
George Mills, colored, with assault
and battery. On Wednesday even
ing he called her vlle names and
struck her.
Witnesses for the defense contra
dicted the prosecuting witness.
The case was dismissed.
Charles McCarron was charged
with the larceny of a coat and
vest, the property of Charles Cor
bin. McCarron was in the, house
on Wednesday when Corbln start
ed to go up town. He went home
from work yesterday morning and
found that the coat and vest valued
at IS had disappeared.
McCarron stated that he pawned
the goods fer Goblin S daughtcrlu-
law. The case was continued I'M
til tomorrow morning.
Walter +, Hilles and Thomas
White we're charged with the lar
ceny Of gold watch and So in
currency. the property OF Mabel
Hart and May Russell. The case
went over until next Wednesday
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
IlUIS.

William ]. Burton, who has hacn ap.
po.uted to represent the Eighth ward in
place OF |. I. Parker resigned, has been
designated AS one of 'ho visiting com init
tee to schools No. |, anu ..
The Pullman Car shop in orr city have
been 50 CRAFTY crowded with work that
lumber OF cars have boon sent to tie
chops in Buffalo, TO be repaired,
The Rev. II. A. llwooI tho new pas
tor Of Oiiyet Presbyterian Church, will
be gtvon IL reception lhi, evening by his
congregation.
Clifford Mehdenhull hief clerk in the
Ctlire O :. l.. Bowermnn, of Philndelpl IL
aHd Raading Railroad Company, has ro
.lgnsd his posi- ion to enter the employ Of
z. ". l. b. X. H. Co. e..
Frederick Mucklin, trace clerk in the
employ Of tho p. W. 4 &. railroad freie hit
Office has resigned. lie Wal be succeeded
by William q 1uert f.om tho Jackson 4
Sharp Company.
Mrs. farley and her waxworks will be
presented in Ezion CAurch hi, cvoua Z.
The Oak Hin Sunday School will hold
their Chi!drcn's Day exercises next sun
day afternoon june ,, at 2. 30 o'clock.
A suitable reward will be paid for the
return of an iron gray Scotch and Fox
tsrIlur to No. 80 Jefferson stroot that
strayod away lew days ago
L2ve Feast and Cuarte Conference
a. st. Pauls Church, Seventh aud Mar
kGt streets, this evening at 10 o clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
The Only Survivor.

John Guthrie of this city tho only
survivor of Co. G, United States Cavalry.
has received u letter from Cot. H Il
Noyes at Matauzas, Cuba, which com
plrtes the search rcNa i've to tho where
about OF some OF hi, comrades. Tho last
man that he has been trying to locare was
second lieutenant, aiterward Captain
Thomas l. Gregg, who died about six
months ago. He thus becomes tho only
survivor of his regiment which was
almost anuihlutcd III 1857, and is tho only
man to regularly claim the Caring ON
medal recrntly Awarded by Congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
An Invalid.

James r. Hanson. who resides.
at No. 10 Maryland avenue, tagged
IS years, has been au invalid !oS
over four years, sutferlngEom ueT
vous prostratiou. On gSing vi
stairs TO his bedroom Me oehf
night, he missed his footi1fig al IN
top step and fell backward landing
OH his head aud cut quite deers
cash. He is now SO weak he
cannot stand and is compelled to
sit in rocking chair night andl
day. A visit from any friends will
be highly appreciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
In Superior Court.

There are no more cases fo
trial in the Superior Court by til
regular jury. The session Of tn
court was taken up today 10 tn
trial OF May and others vs.. Mr.
May. The case is one Of ejcctmet
for the house, No. 1903 Harris1
street. Lilburne Chandler now
Tor a uon.suit. The deed for IL
property had been transferred l
November 1900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
Snee zed Hcl self to Death

Wichita, Kan, May 31.-Mrs.
John Rafferty,, the wife Of a farmer
living near here, sneezed herself to
death
Wednesday night while in the
barnyard milking she inhaled into
her nostrils cottonwood pollen from
cottonwood tree.
Immediately she commenced
sneezing and although medical aid
was ummoned she died after IS
hours of continuous sneezing.
The tug Philadelphia may not bs sold
today.
Henry G. Robinson is indisposed.
Mrs. j. j.. Keegan is the guest of Mrs.
j. Curren.
Street work was commenced this morn
ing in "a number Of place, ia tho city.
The axlcs of two wagons broke on
Front street today,
William Spence g. Company. will build
a back building to No, 4l2 East Eleventh
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31

Several persons were complaining
IN tie superior Court to-day about
tile continual wet weather. One per.
son remarked that it did not look like
Maytand George II Leach surprised
those present by stating that there
are only ii months in the year.
lie explained this by Stating that
thirty years ago James Gordon Ben.
net SHOT MAY In a dnnI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31

Newark, N. j., May 3l.-Dah,
Henzhel, lodger in the Wlllal q
House, a cheap lodging house, died
yes tcrday while lying on hard
plank in the assembly room oil the|
lodg ing house.
Henzhel was a consumptiveY nd
became seriously i'll Monday alter
noon. DR.. Gaffney pronounced hing
fit case for hospital treatment
40 d issued a permit for his adlnls-
ST on to the city hospital. For eight
ours Henzhel lay on the plank till
death came.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31

West Chester, Pa. May 3o,-A mouu
ment TO Major John Harper wa. unveiled
At Choyhoy. yesterday. IL was placed in
the cemetery there by his great grandsons
who reside at II distance 1t was Major
Harper who led tho Chuster Dooplo over a
century "so to take steps against estnb
fishing IL Court House md county seat in
West Chester Tbs mon ument Is a gran
it, Une PLAIN bat imposing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
A Death-Be d Wedding.

New York. May 30.--A bride and widow
within three minutes Is the tragic 70
nance of Mrs. Thomas t. Sheehan. -Four
years ago as Margaret Frances Bryan she
met ana fell in love with Thomas She's
han, Of Norwalk, Conn. He was an officer
of tho Fourth Regiment. Connocticnt
National Guard, and prominent in militia
circles in his state.
Not long ago the announcement Of their
wedding in Jups was made and the happy
bride elect was preparing her trosseau
when, like bolt from clear sky, cams
the news last Tuesday that her pro
spective husband was seriously i'll ut
Bridgeport
Miss Bryan hastened to his bedside. His
life was fast ebbing away, but no recog
nized her and with supreme effort wits
pered -
I'm dying. Won't you let mo dia-
your husband Weeping, sba,~ =
consent A prjl'-- -'a-
solemn rite y
utes lateg RHE
"st' s...00111lOo0-4iO o
01O0- u
can ID Buelow. McGinnity and
"'0f0' ''teridan, umpire.
Great Neck, b. R. n. K.
the day by a trip one 000-13 20 2
launch, Mr.. and MrsAOO1-312 3
death.
The little boat was abb
shore when Mr.. Rudyma,A
to light cigar. Near h.!A R,H,E.
naphtha, which in some vi -5 2
the blaze. There was I'd a
and instantly the entire aft6f / :. s.,d
launch caught fire.
..Badlv burned about the face and shout !
ders, the two rstreated to the bow, only,
to be for ced to jump into the water byA
the advan ciug flames, Mr.. Rudyman Is ty
strong swimmer, but he was on the poin
ofgiving up whom help from shore arrif
ed g.
Physicians announce tonight that bf
will recover, though badly burned. y
launch was wholly destroyed. 30
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31

Topeka. May 50, Because the
vile OF the Rev &. NJ Sheldon
would not permit servant girl to
dine with the family the girl left
The sheldon home. but not, how
ever, until she had reminded Mrs.
Shrldon that her husband, in a re
ceut novel, in discussing the SER
want girl problem, had insisted that
the servant girl should nave equal
privileges with the family. Mrs.
Sheldon told the fgirl that she was
not responsible for her husband $
opinion.
Does your roof leak? WIN fix, it.
Gus ii. Groves. 30 Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31

Frank c. Stidham, auctioneer,
sold at public sale for r. l.. Rob.
erts. at his farm near Chester, Pa,
on Thursday, fresh COWS, $o4. 500,
$54, SIS, $50, S57, $54, SIS, $50, S57,
$54. 500, $40.50 $40, $47, $40. S46
So. $40, $45, $40. $40, SAT, SAL,
$1,000. $40, $40, $40 50. $45, $47,
sic, $4+, $40. so, $50. so. $55. Aver
age for the lot $40 The sale was
well attended and bidding brisk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-31
Car Tore Down Wires

While car No. ?, of tho Wilmington
City Hallway Company. was turning tie
corner OF Fourth and dnPontI streets last
night, the trolley pole Slipged Before
the car could DO 3 opped the network of
wires at the corner were torn down. This
interfered with traffic for white and the
passengers were transferred from cars
around tho obstruction