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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
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li9en @%emeinbefeite nit li6, bic an
bielem Srte sefeiert werben. an jee
mem Sage beeeben bic Burger bes
Stdbt6eus nit ibrem auseliebten nnb
seebrten Witbirser GasparG aplerbeIz
len Namenstas, unb bieies Sabr wurs
Sc ienes fSelt in sans be,onoerer @eiz
le ieierli6 besausen. Sur Seltfeier
batten lib einselte0t sic Stactperwalz
ter, sic Wtulitfapele, bic Mitslieber
bes &ir6en9ors uab falt ale Sirser
bes Stdbt6ens, unp ausemein wetteis
ierte man, Dem saten Serrn Gapier
CUR @ieoerfebr leines NamensfeiteS
i'm neueu Sabrbunbertb bic beiten 9lit=
wInl6e barsubrinseu. Die &apeue
inter 9eitunS bes Srofeiiors Gom'
benue bra1te Dem Namenstassftnbe
cine Serenaoe uno ber &ir6eudor elm
Stdnb6en, unb inter Wtaltt, Selang
unb @elesenbeitsreben peritri6en bic
Stunoen bes Seilammenleins in anses
nebmlter @eiie. &aum permo6te Der
10 Seebrte @orte bes Sanfes ST
finben, aber leine StimmunS lieB
beutli6 e%rfennen, wie es ieinem Ser=
gen wobltbat, it'd 10 bon leinen Wtitz
biirsern unb Sreunben beebrt gu iez
ben. SaB bieIer Sreuoentas nod
re6t oft benz Germ Gapier in better
@siunobeit wieberfebren mO9e, mar
Ser sinitimmis uusselprodene @unl9,
ais sic Gdite li9 uerabl9ieoeteu. SaB
lt6 berlelbe perwirtli9en mOse,
wiinl6t benz Germ Sap JET Der yTorbz
fern" aus sansem 9ersen.
2ittle Sails.
lleber Sonntas mar elm 9ewtiler,
inn Oienlte bes Sourna(ismts ersrau=
ter Serr s. g. Miuer bier, rpelder
ii6 mad etwaisen fur @tabliruns ei=
ner beati6en 3eituns portbeilbaft
lpre6enben l~lmltdnoen erfunbiste.
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rem bereits an swet peri@iebenen Or
ten in Wtune iota cine beutl6e Set
tuus beraus, periu6te baun aber ietu
Slid bur6 S~erlesunS ieines Slattes
mad Omoba, Nebr., no er ii6 Elm
ansebenb sutes @ei6dft aufbaute,
aber leiber feline @elunbbeit S9iH:
bru6 lit. Oteier l1ebelitaub bat II
ibm ben @ebanfen erwedt, mad Der
Sleii9topfen Wtnnel ota's suriidsu'
febren unb feline yGbronic" mteber II
btelem Staate beraussuseben. - Stt
Papiermible, wel6e bier am Won:
tag bur6 Seuer serit0rt wurbe, mirt
wteber in srOBerem MaBltabe aufse:
bout merben. Irbeiter ltnb bereits
nit @esrdumuns ber Sriimmer Be
i6dftist.
ct. Nidplas.
Seit LESTER ISOLDE weilt in Der bie
isen Samilis Ser Srau Marsaretbt
@irsfelb als miItommener @alt Sc
i'm Staate Slorioa anidiiise Ser
Sobn Spote, wel6er ii6 lobenb iibe
bic Sorsiise ienes Staates ausbrid
unb Suslei9 es %bebauert, baB es ba III
ten ni9t mebr M%tnnelotaer sibt. SO
ibm baben Die Winnelotaer es senu!
i'm Staate Slorioa ueriu6t, llnter an
beren Der friibere bO6m'ite Serr ab
gbelbrof BON ct. Sobn's, unb NOD
aus feinem Wunbe bOrte man cine @m
pfebluns ienes Staates. OaB maj
bort mad Nuslase bes Serrn Spot
bas 9anb gu 50 faufen fam, ldB
tiefbliden.-9err Soiepb Woler I'LL
tersog ii6 elmer infolse pom Sltnb
barment5inouns notbmenbts semorbe
men Operation, bic etnen siinitise1
Serlauf nabm, Sarob bic beiten Nus
ii6ten anf cine p~Ollitdnbise @enelun!
bes gatienten uorbanben iinb.-Sa
fob Sabr, Sobn Der Camille Sob
Gabr, lit CUR weiteren Nusbilbuns il
bic SanOelsi6ule 81 Saut Centre Elm
treten.
ct. Mntbonp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
Saaf Genter.

Seiber lit pen bier bic ernlte Or
franfuns bes pie bierorts 10 in sans
Stearns bo6sea6teten Serrn s. g.
Ootp gu beridten, wel6er, wenn nidt
@unber sel6eber, biesmal ben unuerz
meioli6en Sang in bic gmisfeit wirb
MAIDEN mi ien. grtannfeine Nabruns
mebr gu ii3 nebmen, uno aaes SSH
len Der Ooctoren I3eitert al benz gu:
itanbe bes Wannes. beilen Sob NUT
mebr cine Srase Don wenisen Sasen
lein mirb. Der in Der bielisen irild
fatbolil9en STRIDE ais Yfarrer ansez
iteute bodw. Serr C'Gonnor reiite
Wontas mad Siour @itp, Soma, an
eos &rantenlaSer leiner:W utter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
Sauf Gapiaa.

SEER 8. s. Grace, wet6er Bel Der
(esten 9SabL i'm Sewerb UNI bas
County. Observation-Disclosures lei=
nsr @esneriuh Sraulein Woria Srett,
unterlas, 5eist ii3 INNER nod ni9t
gewtGt, Der Siesertn bas Gmt absu=
treten. @enannte Dame Bot in Der
4ffaire BEN Qnmalt SrIner ais Gatb=
seber Mao Sertbsibiser ensastrt bie=
ler bat, ba Srate ben Sorserunsen
ieiner glieutin nt9t entlpro6ea, bic
Nnselegenbeit benz Ni6ter Searte CUR
@ntl9eibuus unterf reitet. = SGneiz
bermeiiter Soba bantt benz &tGter
Searle aus Grunb bes Sersens, ,seil
er frat ieines ri9terli9en Wa9twor=
tes i'm pom ieiuem 9eusbra6en be-
freit bat. = Ste gouutp=g ommiiidre
pon Benton 60. baben ben gum 8es
publitanismus ibersei9nappten gbi=
tor @oob sunt OffiSielen County
Druder ernannt, neil er In leinem re-
plblifanii9en @roBmutb Dem gountp
bi Orudla6en balb umlonit liefert.
III ct. Yatrif.
Sier murbe Sreitas Iersen ber
id Mlter pom 80 Sabren on Der aus=
ssbruns %ueritorbene stephan Sones
MD einem pom bo6w. 9errn Sobn
8rOs,n sebaltenenS raueramte imSeis
lein Der Gesitntieaer hes fatb. SOriters
bofes beerbist. Mit >er altem Mutz
ter betrauern pier @ei9loiiter ben Sob
bes junSen Mannes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
9tofpiae.

Der ais gonanSaz6 GARNER felt Sub
rem in bteiem Sown sea9tete 6err
Sbomas Sassen iou leine berrlide,
m~ertbuoae Sarm an cine Gerlon aus
benz iibli6en Sbeile bes Staates per-
duBert baben. = Die Qrbeit in benz
pom 6errn Seinrt9 Ileranber in Se=
trieb sebaltenen SteinbruGs sebt UNI
aufbaltiam fort. Sieler Sage erit
murbe in semlel6en Elm bebeutenoer
Nuftras %erlebist, unb senannter Serr
bra6te Samltag aus ct. Slou6 per-
idiebene neue 8elteaunsen nit.
Chen Saaes.
Sn ben smii6en SEQ. %. Stub
lamb pom bier unb &. 6. S'Srien pon
ct. Wartin sepflosenen @el9dfts=
unterbanblunsen fam es gum Slap
pen e~riterer bat feline Creamery benz
lesteren, Ser ii6 in ct. Martin ais
8utterma6er zines uortbeilbaiten &u=
fes erfreut, barob man i'm nllr ur=
serne BON bannen i6eiben iiebt, fduf=
lid %iberlalien. Serr O'8rien mirb
ais ta6tiSer @ei6dftsmann unb Sa9s
fenner Der. Sabrif neue 9ebensfraft
perleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-17
Watfina.

Sorisen Sreitas bate Sacob SAL
laul6 bas uusliid, III nnlerer Srtz
i6aft zines ieiner Yferbe gu perlieren
bas S6ier ertraufte al Sarmentsin=
buns uno perenbete in penisen Stun=
ben !; ant uerbersebenoen Gage biBte
Serr Wi9. Sizes zines ieiner belteu
Yierbe infolse Der udmli9en &rantz
belt Elm. - @ie perlautet Ioaen bic
Serren Mart. Sort unp Sobn &imm=
finger bas @el6dft Ser Sirma Sobn
&6bel & Sobn iibernommen baben.-
@dbrenb smeier @o6entase bietet
Serr @reelep feline @aare on Die
Mettbietenben fell; man6er, Der iid
biele @elesenbeit 81 9tusen ma6t.
fam einen biuisen Qrtifel na6 9auie
traseu.-sSn Soiepb &Otbitein's Sa=
milie bat Der &lapperltOr9 etneu
prd9tisen @eltenbiirser binterlaiien.
= Nit. Sobnion miro bteles Sribz
iabr cine neue @obnuns erri9ten TAI.
len BEN Contract basu bat er bereits
erlalien .-Senrp SOnep lit seionnen,
bic Sarmerei wieber aufsuseben, I'm
ii6 ieiner Erofeiiion ais Saul6reine,
better mibHten gu fOnnen. = eebre,
Sob Waus pon Sacobs Yrairie maj
biei rSasetei bieiisen Serwanbtena ul
Seiu6. Seer Waus lit bier imme,
nod elm germ seiebener @at, ba e'
mebrere Sab.e Ser bieiisen S9ule mi
sutem @rfotse portland. Ser Yau]
@ismann Bot einen @usperfauf be:
sonnen, Der einen sansen Wonat an'
bauern ioll unO aaenS beilnebmern @e:
lesenbeit bietet, btaise Sa6en gu er:
lansen.-6err SranS Singer ldBt IN
aaufe Der biesjdbrisen Sauiailon let:
ner Samilie eabier cine i9One, serau:
mtse, neue &elibeus errt6ten.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
LADIES. s REWARD

For an abnormal obstinate case or euprre:-fon
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hours; positively guaranteed: no srrot or Pills:
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

Oh SALEs
One eo-inch by ls-foot stationary tubular boiler,
complete.
One battery of 4S-inch by 2o-foOt. s-inch fus
one vertical boiler. suioInch. with 20 Pinch
One stationary boiler. 4-inch by IL feet. all
complete.
One s0-h.-p. new locomotive nrebox boiler. on
ohda.
One 4o-h.-p. new locomotive frebox boiler. on
skds.
One a-h.-p. locomotive frebox boiler. on skids.
Lot OF small vertical boilers, new and second
hand
Large lot Of steam pumps, all sizes and makes.
One ie-h.-p. Coriiss engine, complete.
One l6xzeinch slide-valye engine. complete.
One 14xs4-inch slide-valve engine. complete.
One 1ex16-inch center-crank engine. complete.
One lex1s-inch Atlas engine. complete.
One aD-inch slide-yalye engine. complete.
One 15-h.-p. new vertical engine, complete.
One 10-h--p. new horizontal engine. complete
One CHIP. horizontal engine. complete.
one loxl2-inch double cylinder three-drum hoist
ing engine.
one i~oIi.inch double cylinder douhle-drum
hosting engine.
One ~1xl0-inch double cylinder elevator hoisting
engine.
Ono pair Icx1ainch vertical marine engines.
One compound tug engine. sxl21l5xl2-inch
Lot of brick machines. puiserizcrs. disintegr2-
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every description. For particulars and prices ad-
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Observation-Disclosures CO.,
+6 y. Main ST.. ST. Louis. No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
BARGAIN SALE!!!

Since January 1 the Geercycle factory has sold
over 1000 Geercycles. both wholesale and retail;
We have sold hundreds OF bicycles n tns cry ..
number &c Geercycles have been returned on &C
count Of purchasers being unable TO make tur-
ther paywents. out of work during a strike. SICK
ness or additions 10 the family being the univer-
sal excuse. We now offer for sale At a bargain
Is 1901 model Geercycies. in nrst-class ccndition;
sone Of them used less than 30 days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18

46-h--p. plain vertical boilers.
eS-h--p. plain vertical boilers.
4l0-h--p. plain vertical boilers.
R12-h--p. plain vertical boilers.
21+h.-p. plain vertical boilers.
lI-h-p- 6xio horizontal tubular boilers, with
Birch tubes.
lf0-h--p- pain c. C. horizontal engine.
2zSh--p locomotive portable boilers, with wa
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% steam pumps. all sizes, single and DUPLEX.
with boi,er,
lo-h--p- d,sk-crank vertical engine.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-18
CONFINEMENT CASES,

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
Family of Fifteen Drowned

New Orleans, La, Aug. 16.-News
comes in slowly from the big Gulf
storm, as telegraph and telephone
wires are down in many places.
Some known results are: One family
of fifteen was swept away and drown.
ed below New Orleans. The town Of
Shell Beach and many smalie settle.
ments have been washed away with
loss OF life not yet known. The
tug Ne'asco, with twenty persons on
board, is believed to have been $ unk.
The settlements of Camanida, Chan
crs and Grand Isle, inhabited by
hundreds Of Chinese and Malay fish.
erman, are believed to have been
devastated. Many coal barg es and
smaller craft have been wrecked or
sunk. Galveston citizens fear that
the storm will reach them. Fore
cast officials say that the storm will
move up tile Mississippi valley, then
eastward to the Atlantic coast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
della W ARES
ELEVEN.

Can iilates for tho foot ball eleven OF
delaware College have been notified by
Captain Huxley, Of this city, to report at
Rehoboth on Sap eln6or for practice.
lhs outlook for u foot bali team a. Old
Delaware this year Is bright and schedule
has ben arranged that will bring to vii.
mington some of tho best college slevens
outside Of tho leading colleges and uni
vorsitleS.
Through the efforts Of Captain Huxley,
tn, home ganos OF Delaware will DO
played on tho Cuion strsos ground, In
this citv, In fact In liking up this
scheiuls. arangemoats ware mai, to
play most OF the games in Wilmington.
The mon who will b. missed are Ted
Wolfe, who was fu! back and pisrc,
Cam and Richard Cam. Lali back.
Excepting these msu all of last years
team will try for PLACES on tho eleven.
In September the team will play three
games In Newark, In or Ter that the folks
OF the College town oan view The players
on the gridiron, bus tho remainder Of tho
scheduled games at HON. will be in Will
mington. The schedule thas far arrang.
cd. which Ia abou, complete excepting
one date. Is as follows:
DC ODER 5. Maryland Agricultural Col.
Iege Oc ober H. Swarthnore. at Swarth-
more; Ontob,r 49, Haverford; October %,
Franklin aud Marshall: November 2. Gal
laudst, or Georgetown University; No
vember 3. Rutgers, at Now Brun wick,
N. j.. November Is, st. johns Of An
napolis; November %. Ursinus; Thanks.
giving Day, Hahnemanu College, OF Phil
adelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

There Is to be gathering OF the
representative Poles ofthis country
at Buffalo, September ., under the
name Of the Polish National Cath
Ollie Congress. The main object OF
the convention is to petition the
Pope to appoint a Polish bishop in
this country, and the founding of a
National College in which Polish
young men can be ed ucatcd TO teach
in the Polish schools OF this coun-
try.
At present all the Polish priests
are under the Jurisdiction OF Abbot
Hillary, head oil the I}enelictine
Order, whose abbey IS at Newark,
N. J.
The Rev, Richard Aust, who was
formerly stationed n this city at
The Sacred Heart Charth. and who
also administered 10 the wants oil
The Poles, is now III Wilmington,
1t is his first visit IN ten years. lie
built st. Ilelwlgs Church, the
church where the Poles Of this city
worship.
A prominent Pole said last night
that such was the case. and the
school question would also be
brought up. There S an objection
to having Sisters as organlsts N
churches, and the Poles want
college where young men can be
40 , l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
Seven Day walking Match I.

The seven day walking match will
start in the dancing pavilion at Bran.
dywlne Springs tomorrow morning
at IL O'Clock. So FIR twelve well
known pedestrians have entered the
race and 1t promises to be notable
event.
Among the walkers will be J.. Col.
den Johnson, Of this city, who pro.
poses to Illustrate theory of bis own.
He claims that 1t Is not necessary to
60 into months Of training for a con-
test, but that mental force will carry
a man through.
He has just quit his bench at the
works OF the Jackson and Sharp Com
pany and will enter the race.
johnson says that many p ersons
have an idea that he proposes to 60
without sleep or nourishment dur.
ing the entire race and says that
this is wrong, but that by mental
force he can keep himself going and
cover longer distance than the
other contestants. Among the other
racers will he Dean, the champion of
the world, he having defeated Click,
the winner Of the six-day race In
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
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lmprUyeu National Guard

Dover. Del, August l5- Adju-
tant General l. Puscy Wickersham
met Governor Hum i'll conference
at the State House to-day over
military affairs.
"lhe State of Delaware" said
General Wickersham, Cannot al
ford to let its National Guard starve
out on an appropriation of $40
for each enlisted officer and man
per year; Rhode Island gives her
soldiers s;I.5o per head; Penn
syIvania supports hers at s42.5o.
while even New Jersey spends S34.
1t has been generally agreed up
on to ask the next General AS
sembly for an APP reputation OF
$4,000 annually to provide for
an cncamrment OF the State militia
and for all increase of the present
State appropriation OF $1,000 for
the maintenance of two new COM
panics which are desired to CON-
plete the First Regiment OF In
iantry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

The agents of the Mutual Lille
Insurance Company, OF this State
and eastern shore OF MARYLAND,
held their sixth convention at
Ocean City, Md, yesterday. Gen
eral Herbert n. Fell had charge of
the party from this city, prominent
among which were Aubrey Nande-
YER aud ~. NJ. Foilansbee, who
have a branch Office in the Equita-
BILE building. Professor Stuart,
national instructor OF agents, was
the guest OF the occasion, and after
an elaborate banquet at the Allan
tic Hotel. made an address IN
which he mapped out the campaign
tor the coming winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
ADMISSION
FIVE CENTS.

/ The trustees OF thu Brandy wine Sum
init Cam .. IN setting Association. OF which
D. H. BaynRrd Il president held meet
ing On III, groun |, on Wednesday, and
decided on Two lnnOvaii ions that will Ds
Introduced next year,
II was decided to appoint q supsrlnten-
dent for the camp woods to hold that po'
pition all the year. In order that tho inter
Dsts Of tent yners may bs protected prop
brly. Howard Pyle. who lives In the
woods. 81 caretaker Of the property, was
Relscted to serve al superintendent until
The meeting Of the trustees previous to
the camp next year They are about 90
tents tn the grove nearly all Of which arc
swned by private parties. This year
many new tents wsro erected, and many
are kept furnished from year TO year.
The executive committee will recon-
mend to the trustees that admission be
charged to the camp grounds on Sundays
In the future. so that the collections on
bhoss days can be dispensed With. This
innovation was discussed at length, aud
u was thought best for the camp, The
beginning feature co1nsatod with the
bunday services in the effort to obtain
enough money to meet the camp eX panses
has been objection able to many visitors
By collecting an admission fee Of five
Dents from each plrson enLerlnR on tho
grounds, and charging five cents for each
horse entering oa the Two sunday OF tho
ramp, the trustees think they ran enough
money to meet the expenses Of the woods
meetings. Throughout tho wees, nc
admission will be charged but TIDE usual
bssk OF co Elections will be taken at the
services,
Before tina next camp, s.. Pauls
boarding tent will be rebuilt. and st.
Paurs Camp Meeting Association may
bake some steps toward placing compo.-
bnt persons at the heard Of their boarding
department Instead of selling the
privilege,
Four wellknown Wilmingtoalan' are
DndeAvoring to rent six teuts dJojning
bach other, so that their ia miles can
have communicating domlcl.es. They
propose. II they cal get the fonts, to use
Jour for enter tanning aud sleepns and
bwo in which to have thuir HI chsu TIL ey
plso contemplate tho eroclon Of clut
htabes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

Mention the RErrnL!CAT when
applying for these positions.
A girl 10 assist with house work
can find a position at South west
corner OF Firth nd Spruce streets.
A cook can get situation by APP
plying at No. 10+ Jackson Street,
Experienced ironers, starchers
and machine hands are wanted
Immediately at No. sllfs ship ey
Street,
A barber is wanted At \. +. Cole $
barber shop, Third and Harrison
Streets, other positions could be
had by watching The columns o!
The REPUBLICAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

Mr.. EulroR:-keep up the good
work you have begun in the RE.
PUBLICAN, have 1t from the best
authority that it has been prac.
tee Tor the Sheriff Of this county TO
charge IS for a set of bills. divid.
ing the money Between himself and
the printer, This was considered
perfectly legitimate as the person
being sold out did not hope to re-
celvc anything from the sale OF
thclr property. ] tor o,e do not
think the county should allow this
practice as II is nothing more than
gougc game and robs those who
have been unfortunate.
A RFprBLltAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
tDt;A Iito.

HUGH SIN thi- city, on Aug, H. 1901,
Earhual Hughes aged % years
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at her latr residence
No. 40 IaviUr street. on Saturday after.
noon AT u'clocll, Intnrmeut at Wlmin gtUn
and Brandy wine Cemetery,
| zee. In his city. on August II, 1911, tarah
wife of John Lee. aged ~ years.
Relatives aud friends are invited 10 attsnl
tho fun .rni from her late residence, No. Al,
lland street. South Wilmington on Friday
afternoon, at - O'clock. services at Alaii.y
Church. at +. o'clock. Inteimcnt Vt River
view Gem itrry.'
lug AN In thi1 city. on the 18th inst,
Cathar ~, wife Of James Dusan, aged 81
ynhr+.
Relatives and friends .aro respectfully in.
vltnl TO ATTEND the funeral from the residence
Ut her husband, No. III Lancaster avenue
on saturday morning at o clock High
Mass mt : . Pau, Church Intrrment at
ST Joa"ph4 Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
AT RED LION.

W. Appleby, ST., and wife. Of Chris.
tiana, were guests of their son on
Sunday.
Miss Marie Marscy is spending twt
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Banks, ia
Stanton.
Rev. II. b. Hunter has been in at
tendance at Woodlawn Camp for the
past week.
Isaac Roberts was in Wilmington
Tuesday.
Willie Stradlcy Of Bear, spent Wed.
mes day in town.
Mrs. II. NJ. Silver is attending camp
at PlLman Grove.
Master Frank Silver is the guest Of
his aunt, Mrs. j. II. Baton.
Thomas Slack and family are enter.
tanning their niece and nephew Of
Philadelphia and Master Elmer Col.
Inns, of Brcnfurd,
Harry Blackburn and Walter Cox
were guests Of Clarence Baton on
Rev. G. Fricr. of Wilmington,
preached last Sunday in the absence
of the pastor.