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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-22

Make lde cream according to the
foregoing recipe. but before freezing
beat in a tablespoonful Of caramel, a
small wineglassful OF sherry. a half
cup Of macaroons ground small. and a
half-cup Of dry powdered sponge cake.
Pour into paper cases that come for
this purpose; sprinkle the tops with
blanched and minced almonds and
pack In the tin and freeze.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-22

Mrs. Robert T. Haines has placed a
four-act society play. entitled Hearts
Afiame.' with Amelia Bingham.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-22

with liar OF black satin bound with
yellow.
black with
buttons black stitching
flannel. white outlined IN black
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-22

Having used the word kick" in Ia
slang sense. little Clarence was
promptly taken 10 task BY his mother
You shouldn't say that word, said
she.
That's true. mamma. I shouldn't"
frankly responded the manly little fel-
low. TITS more up-to-date to say
knock Detroit Free Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-22

The Chinese have a superstitious hor-
ror Of being caught In the rain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-22
THE TIME TO LAUGH.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL AND
SELECTED.

Sweeney couidn't Get on but Hs Fel-
low Player. Polieeman, saved the
Day b strategem Country
Road-Why Auntls Departed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
ARTHUR ESHMAN'S AIRsHIP,
Trial Trip Was Failure, but Arthur
ESCAPED Injury.

In an attempt to emulate til" perform
,nhcc of an AcrOnaut by VIII IS"
work he hlti been thrilled, i2-Acar-od
Arthur EShnal Of near Newport. came
suddenly to grief aud ground-to GRIEF,
hoy-liEc, because" his aerial experiment
failed, and to ground because he reversed
th.. order of professional procedure AID
! stepped from the roof of his fathers
barn. instead If beginning ut The bot
tom .Ind ascending.
The boys air>hip lacked PREPARATION us
his Stlcnl" lacked logic. lie rntirc para
phcnalia consisted of hive toy balloons,
collected at great pains and II crude
parachute. Ills necessary accessory
was found in il family umbrella. of ample
age and proportions.
These preparations completed, Arthur
"n "Wednesday requested his boy friends
to c0ngrrgate at u distance from tn
baum. that they might marvel At his
Undertaking. The affair proceed ii
smoothly. meaning that patrrnai eyes
We're successfully ,vadcd and AT o'clock
Arthur clanll"rrd upon the barn ROOF,
proudly hearing his impoverished para
chute, to the top of which he had Vt
IT, he'd the balloons. Eagerly he con.
Guided MS preparations FOR the descent.
pirlulnG il, his mind The admiration
h" woul,l' cause as he iloat,d gracefully
"ar'hwal,.
Watch me- HI cried. AS he sirpi"d
from the roof. holding his nppnratES
:il"vr his head. and watch him they
did. but with horror plainly written upon
their faces, us, instead of descending
- All, I" tho ground. thirty feet below.
he shot downward with lightninglik,
velocity. I'll" parachute was lost in the
boys efforts To save himself and within,
Nv" seconds lie lay prostratN upon the
ground. Appalled,. ms friends rushed
toward >him hut as they approached
him. Il" arose slowly To his feet. ap
l,a~ntly uuhurt. ga2cd diSg,rStr.lly at
his "lir>hip' and Iinrcd into the hnrSr.
That h. WAS not killed outright is II
mi arlc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23

Many think the company is through
made TO open the mills with new men
In case the old employees do not return.
1t was reported at Mckeesport that
the National Tube company would ask
every employee when he calls for his
money whether he wants to return to
work. and II enough men signify their
intention to return the mill will be
started Monday, but the story could not
be confirmed N the company's office.
what AmaIInm mated officials shy.
The Analganaled officers were early
at their desks. II was reported that
Assistant Secretary Tighe had arrang-
ed TO address Il meeting of the South
Chicago men Oh Sunday. but he said
he had received no orders. and, as far
as he knew. no one would be present
from this city.
He also denied story that Secretary
Bishop of the Ohio state board of ar
bitratOn was in New York with new
proposition of settlement. Bishop. he
neclion with the organization.
There We're IN unusual number OF
visitors ut headquarters. anG it is said
that arrangements are being made to
further extend the strike unless some
thing is quickly done looking toward
peace.
The structural iron workers and
bricklayers,'i ii is reported, are likely to
be the first of the outside trades called
to strike The bricklayers will be asked
to refuse to do any repair work at mills
of the United States Steel corporation,
and the structural iron workers will be
urged to refuse to handle material
made at plants of the steel combina-
ton.
This would have the effect of tying
up building operations and throwing
many additional men out of employ
mellt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
FoURrH'S REUNION.
Old Soldiers Elected Officers and
Transacted Other Business.
Veterans Much Concerned About
Battle Flags-Memorisl Ser.
vices for Comrades.

| Ab,ut IN memh.s If In. E,urtL u, la.
ware H,rim, ut Win ,h.ir families snrnt
n n.li,Inful Inv Yesterday n, Rr.,uLyrimn
Snrir"s I.nrL II WINS M. t,,tnnniI, M
p,ol reunion, of the regiment The or-
cnssi,u is ALWAYS ON. nf mu,L nIr,surc
to ,h. veterans who fm,,,ht site inv sid.
Iduriur tho civil War and y.s,rrd,y w,s
no c>rcutiou m, ,,r,n,. n,rt ar m,
I,v was n,ss.d he thn r-l,;,.J nlJ
soldiers in strolliuy nru,ud iii. .,r y.
ch,t,iuy nr "reminiscences ,r t,.,. w ~.
ldnys Many nf ,h.m ,n,I. tl,,ir ,';,n.rs
with ,hr,n IN h.skrt. and ,,,nr. hnc,,.I
NJ tb, r.vtau,ont
! Th,. re,,niru WINS oneu.d with - ma, ,,r.
|;al xervic. fn. cn,u,.,I.s NJ ,hn ro,,i,nnn,
VIVA died durinr ,hr nnst yc.r I x,rv
nnthet;,. and nlnu,,rn, mann w,. rand ~
CalonrI D,ni,J IT knut rhan,,;n
Daniel Green or Nav mort l,d IN nr',yrr
m. ,n.n,h.r. ~ m. I:nur,h Hn.,;nnrt
WIN ,liul Ju,.;,y thn y..,r w,rn ne f,J.
love. C,nt,in 1 + Williams NJ r. M
many A. David NcCmn,lI C,mn,nv "A.
'rhrod,r. C.nss,m Cn,nn,uv J., Ij.rrv
n Sn,nc.r I,nmn,rv II ,,l AIny.us
n.nnav ~ C,rn,nv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
ACTIVITY IN RANKS
OF THE LABOR UNIONS
Moulders Trouble Settled by Inter
vention Other News

| Philadelphia. Aug. 22.-.IoScrh Swar,z.
former business agent Of the Ladies'
Garment Workers, has been giv"n IL
|plarc On the General Executive Board of
the national organization.
the ATal.anialrd JoIrn,yIhrn House
Painters Association has drrin.d to pa
rale II uniforms IN Labor Day. 1t will
consist of dark suit, white cap. car!e and
small American flag. The union viii
HAY" tw. hunds in line.
twenty mrrh"rs employed by the
Wolff Process Leather Company. Sum
m'r,lalr. have gone on strike for an ip-
crease of one cent II stint. Th" price
AT present paid is nine cents.
Five new members have been admitted
to the Bakers Union. The initiation
fc, las been fixed at s. for those com
ing in voluntarily aud s. for those who
are obliged to join through the union
izing OF the shol in which they may
happen to he employed.
\ john meeting of tigaImakrrs' Tn
IONS. 100. 161 and 29%. was held last even
ing 1T 93l tallnwhill street to consider the
propagation submitted by the finn of
Frank Teller \ Co.. Second and Chest
nut streets. where II strike has been IN
progress for several weeks.
\ conference of lal or leaders will be
held il, Camden on September ..
he Steel and Copper Plate Fng"avers'
League will hold II special m"rtng on
August rs ut the northwest corner of
Thirteenth and Arch streets.
rhity-ivr strike breakers left phila-
dclph'n yesterday afternoon for Den l.
Ter or Mun"sSrn. to take the places Of
the members of the AnJlr: mated ASso-
citation of Iron and Steel Workers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
lin LABOR
CIRCLES.

The Journcymcn BARRIERS Protective
League hclt. an important meeting in
Shields Library Hall last night. l'rcsi.
dent Frank Bacon of the league pre-
sided and Clarence Kirk was secretary.
Reports on the shorter day movement
which was first inaugurated oil Monday
last were very encouraging. Although tn,
larges; majority of the employing bar
hrs have granted the request and are
now closing their shops ut s o'clock.
several have so far refused 20 clos" early.
II was decided at the meeting that
on ara after Monday next all boss bar
hers Mho do not close farly will he placed
on the unfair list and those VINO do, on
the fair list. The United BARRIERS
League will report the nf.,ir shops 10
all other local labor unions and assure
tn BARRIERS TIL" support OF every union
in tn city.
On Monday the Tnternatinna. journey
men barber shops cards will he placed in
the window of every union shop in the
city. The. BARRIERS are much pleased
with the success of the movement and
say it WI. only he a short time before
every shop in the city will he closing
early. Six applicant. were admitted into
membership last night. A special III ct
ing will he held ON Sunday afternoon at
No. 504 Market street.
The local organization Of the Brother
hood Of Carpenters n"d II meeting last
might at the Smith Building with prr>r-
dent Lewis j. Thompson in the chal.
The union is increasing fast. here now
helm. about 70 members. Several Az
plicaEts we're admitted into member
ship last night.
The United Labor League COMMITTEES
in charg, of the Labor hay celebration
will hnli a NEE ting tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
TUG RAMBLER
."77# Fl ON FIRE.

l About I o'clock thus morning fire al
most totally destroyed the tug Rambler
which was lying in the Christialm river
near Third street bridge, back of til :
works of the Diamond Stute steel Com
pany. The fire WAS discovered hy Pa
trolmen Hancock and Gaynpr. The yes
sci is owned by Captain Chester Blink
Of this city.
When the policemen discovered 'hc fire
patrolman Hancock sent in an alarm,
from box II at Third aud Railroad. Al.
most Immediately aftrrwmd William
Niedcrmaer pulled the hook in the box
and sounded a general alarm. All thu
time the whistle at the s,rcf wnrks was
footing vigorously and it was thought
the large plant was on fire.
p The frtnlen soon arrived and in a short
time had several streams playing 81 the
fumes which started in the engine room.
All the woodwork of the boat WAS
destroyed and in about fifteen minutes
utter the fire started the vessel carecnrd
and short time later sank. 1t was
thought that Engineer and Fireman No.
Ian was OH the burning boat but the
police were informed that h" was in New
castle.
The promptncsS Of the iircnen probably
saved the steel worf from damage us
tile sheds were within, a few feet of the
burning boat. At one time the shed
caught fire but the blaze was Immediate
~ eAtinguished. Chief Welsh of :hc
Fire Department made II tour OF the
shops to sec,tlat all was right.
Hiram Moultrn of No. 9lo West Front
wtreet fell over pile OF pig iron in the
Diamond State Steel Compuny's yard
while the fire was in progress and badly
injured one of his hips. MouIten was
running to the fire and fell over the pile
of iron. He rcgainrd his feet and stag
gered outside of the gate where he FIJI
to the ground partially unconscious
Officer Gay nor was told that Il man WAS
injured and at once went to his assist
'ance. The Phoenix Ambulance was noti-
fled and removed Moultcn to the Della.
ware Hospital
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
rnllaaelpnla and Reading Railway
(W!lmington Dlvision.)


Tine table In effect May 20. 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
EtRtion) for Elsmere Junction. Mont.
thanin. Winterthur, Guyencovrt, Gram
eSus; co''sEt chss sd.,. F01a Junsu,Hfn.
k estvnvTill coat.svliis and intermsaiat:
a.; daily si5 and S IL p m. Sunday Only.
F g a % e; Junction. r,v.r.o.
and intermediate stations; daily s!cel
Sunday. at 75 q. M: daily 3ls an ~
IN IN Sunday sny a, SO 30 =, d r. ~.
ermsdtate stations. daily. ezeept sundsN
=, * * M M s sns IL = M n: Sunday only
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadeiphia- Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for Allan
Week Express. 500. 800. 1915 a. M.
100. Saturdays only, snl. 200. . 90. ~.
100 $50 800. $50 7lS. $50 y IN. Accom-
ss Susa S% - 80. So 90, ~.
ll@ a, m. Az. us p. m. Aecommcda-
daily. 100 q m. Additional sunday, Isl
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPoT-we<
days--Express, MONDAY only. 64s), TOO,
rs from Bette Extension only, 7Ssj.
$50 800, 1913, II a. m 2Se, iSo. So.
ss So ~ 81 % Ae ssnssssHsse. -
s+S a. m $50. $50. s %. co. go. iGS 73o,
800, $50 p. m. Accommoda tion-71s. q
m, A32 .. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For CAPE MAY-week days-Sso. u.s.
ll45 q m, L5o. Al0. $50 p. m. sundays--
SIS els a m. 500 m
For OCEAN CITY-Weck days-sE II "a
a. m, ?iS. 80. $50 p m. sundays--s@
For 10 SEA i M ISLE TX SErTTY-w.ek s,v.-sm.
m. Els. an, $50 p N. SundAyss6 4.
m. 800 .. m 81 90 Excursion to Cape
May, Ocean City and Sea Isle City, 70O
q. nj daily
South St, 400 p m, South St, LISP. m.
South St. $50 p. M, South ST.. i.N
,. m.
Jew YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY Elk.
PRESS.
leaves NEW YORK Niberty Street,. so
q, m Saturday only, LOO .. m.,) 1%o
p, m
leaves ATLANTIC CITY-week days, IN
.. IN, 2lb D. IN. Sunday-53u p. m.
Detailed time tables at tlckst o6icee.
W. g. BEsLER, EPSON J. WEEkSs
0epl. SUIT. Gen. passr AL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
WAR On LABOR INJUNCTIONS.
Glassblowers' Association Will Hold
q Convention in Camden.

Woodbury.. ~ j.. Aug. .2-Fullowin:
mp the plans of the glass work IS 20 hav"
legislation passed that is favorable TO
their union. Il circular letter. signed by
Carlton Park. Francis J. W. Branan.
{ harics H. Heritage. WlIit:l Il. Min@im
ami I. J. Penn of the Glass Blowers,
Association. was issu,l yesterday, cal rg
upon organized labor to mold special
meetings to elect delegates to Il conyrn-
ton {" he Held in Camdrl., September
3. to urge both parties to restrict the
use Of lniunrtionS in labor disputes.
The purpose is to have lahorilg men
vote a.ain | the candidates OF any party
refusing to put in its platform II planl:
against the abuse of .njunc,ions in labor
troubles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
Boy puts Burglar to flight.

Connellsville, Pa, August e. Hal
Speer. the flfts,n-ycar-old son Of Freight
Agent II. S Speer, had II desperate en-.
counter with bnrly burglar At his home
Inst night, which ended in the Intruder
being driven from the premises. Young
Spesr went to his room after dark and
saw the man standing nsar thu dresser.
with a chair but he parted it, The
two grappled and struggled all over tho
room. Suddenly Speer broke away and
grabbed rife which was standing In q
corner. The rife was empty, but on
ight OF ~ the burglar jumped from the
second story window. taking the sash
with him. Young Speer Is badly bruised.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
WORK ON POWER HOUSE.
Will be Massive Structure on Solid
Rock Foundation,

The new powcrhousr which is being
erected for the Wilmington City Tail
way Company III the foot Of Bn"na Vista
ptleet, is rapidly hearing completion.
Taking a retrospective view from Market
street bridge across the Rrlndywinc no
one could in the least form any conc"p-
ton Of the masSivrness and strength Of
this building.
One has hut to take a short walk along
the railroad down past LEAFS mills to br
able to realize The amount If work that is
required to erect the structure.
The scrir,uai injunction has indeed
been needed in this ease for not only is
the foundation for the hnil,lng bur tlu>r
for the stack. en"ir"S AMI boilers us
well, built upon solid rock. The bull
ing Is lO5 feet Icing and i04 feet wide aud
the walls are eighteen. il,chrs thick. with
nine inch pilastrrS. Testing oi II stone
foundation two feet thick a, the top and
ut places seven feet wide at the bottom.
III the erection of these foundations "
Pral Thousand perrhrs Of stone and
about five hundred barrels of crmcn,
were required. and the brick work which
will be completed N about ten days will
require l.200.0o0 bricks. The fO,l:lat ion
for the engines and II. mlmos. two cnrii.
which are t|irty-r:.hi feet long and ten
feet six inches will" and in which nnl',-
ing bit cement WIS used. required ~
pcrckeS of stone and lIh,0oc brick The
Foundation for the stack is twrntN-thr.,'
feet in diameter and is 10 ,ariy Il steel
stack four feat in diameter and l4O
fret high. The two foundations far III
eight boilers are now being erected HHd
ere of stone aud cement. each Foundation
Icing for.y-sIN feet nine IN, ilrs long and
II " feet wide.
N the boiler room y trrvo'n" crane
v 'th capacity of fifty tons will he put
", thus enabling the wm k,il"n to halrih'
~ heavy material rNpr,lir,1>ll. I.y0n n
hilIirs are doiag the stone md hlI.k
,"ik which is the lars, t single contract
r.ry ever had.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
Judge Attacks Church.

Denver, Col, Aug. FL "A vigorous as
sault upon the doctrines Of certain church
o. In reyard 10 divorce Ia made by Judge
Lyman D. Brewster OF Danbury, Conn.
Mr., Brewster Ia here to attend The Sos.
sions OF the National Rar Association.
Criticising proposed divorce legislation
advocated by a committee Of cergyInen.
yesterday. be taid:
The churches would also 10 away with
second marriages, but for myself, as the
result Of u second marriage. am not In
harmony with their idea Of 'One soul for
one sou"
Every lawyer In the country knows 1t Is
absolutely absurd to prohibit second mar
riagsb. just to think Of strong, healthy
peopl,, with all the human passions, boing
divorced and then not allowed to marry
again.
The trouble is largely with the high
church Episcopalians and the oCatho.
lies. have no objection to either sect
except that those who adhere to them are
simply carried away by prejudice In this
matter,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
REFORM COMMITTEE MEETING.
Declined to Make Public Contents of
Resolution Adopted.

"Nothing for the public at present"
was all thlt could he learned from
Mrssrs. llrnry &. English Thomas i.
DDonncll and Peter ]. Ford. who met In
private caiu.,ls ut the ro,,S # ne DrInu-
cratic L"aydr la, nigl I. I" investigate
u e official acts Of County Commissioner
George H. Kelley.
This committee was elected at a riti-
Gems meeting on last Tuesday. night. to
)Ook into the alleged lmiSnnnagrnrnt
Of the affairs of the local government.
Resolutions were prepared last night fer
presentation At the public ,nasS-ln"ctng
10 be held in IT." rooms of the Democratic
League on next Tuesday night
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
To Consolidate Offices.

There is now a rumOr to the cHec.
that the b. Il .. and L. W.
Il i. railroads are to consoli
date their offices in Philadelphia, Viii
mngton and other cities. The plans
are said to have been already decided yn
AMI may be put in effect by the last Of
this year. The executive officers of thu
two roads will meet in Philadelphia in
October.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23

NEW CASTLE COUNTY S. THE STATE
Of Delaw are to the Sheriff Of New Castle
Couuty, Greeting:
Whereas, Nellie Francis 0ilbride.
BY hei petition to the Judges Of our
Superior Court filed In the ofilos OF
the Prothouotary Of said Court IL
and for New Castle county for the
(SEAL) cause Of complaint therein alle2.
ed has made application to our said
Judges that = decree may b rro-
nounced dissolvlng the marriage
existing between he petitioner and
Thomas dibrlde.
We, therefore, command you, as you were
heretofore commanded. that you Summon
Thou 9lIbridr that he be and appear before
the Judges Of our said Court A. tho next torn
thereof to be held at Wilmington, OH Monday,
the lUh day Of SEMI enber next to answer TIA
allegations Of said petitioner. Nellie FraKtiI
9ilbride, according TIC the Act off Assembly Ia
such case mad. aud provided. nd also 10 do
and receive what the Court sh&tll then and
there consider concerning bin iuA this hehAtf-
as to the Court shall seem meet aud consihtsnt
with the provisions OF the said Act OF Assem-
bly,.
And have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Charles B. lore
Esquire, at Wilmington, the twenty fourth
day Of July, A. D.. nineteen hundred aud
one. FRAN 4 l.. SPEAkNAN.
Prothonotarr,
Issued Aug. II, 1901. ala ltaw.4w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23

DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. Sl3 a. = ,a0a 400 arA
" ,. M. weekdays.
For Lewes and Rehnboth. 6l3 q. m, l01
For Dover. Harrington. and Delmar.
fD. 106s q. m. &O2 SIS and 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations. sos p
Express Tor Cape Charles, old po,.,
Comfort. and Norfolk, 10 IS q. M, week.
days and l2l night daily.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD srRpua
STATION, PHILADELPHIA.
40 a m. daily, ,Plttsburg, Chicago, Gin,
emmett: Louisville and st. Louis. 6in-
~ r. DAILY 70, P!tt..sur. md q.
no p. m. daily. Limited" Pntsours.
Chicago. CLEVELAND, Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville, and g. Louis. Dining Carl
~ p M daiIy, W. r't;s . and clsye,ana
apoIis. and st. Louis. Dining Carr
az p. m, daily, Pi,tsburg Columbus, IN.
dianApolis, Louisville, and St. Louis.
~ ?, m. daily. Pittsburg anc chicssos
n.0 p. M. daily. Pittsburs. Cincinnati
1 and Cleveland.
LIZ p. M. daily, PIttsburg and chcssoD
daily Tor Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route: for Cleveland. except Sat-
urday.
FOR BUFFALO.
NJ Emporium Junction. $50 q IN. and
Ma Uanandatgua, $40 a. m. week -dayA
40 p. m. except Saturday, and ITO =
n. daily. :.
!
- Congressional Limited Express. All
Festibule ParlOr Cars and Dining Car. Nc
extra fare other than the usual pullmaD
charge.
('') Limited Exposes. vestibuls Parloe
Cars. Vestibule Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
Tho Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from h&telS
Ind residences.
, For further Information. passenessS
Are referred to the ticket agent at the
station.
4. b. HUTCHINSON J. R. WOOD.
0Sueral Manager, General Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
WILL NOT MEET GOMPERs.
Denial that Morgan Will Confer
With the Labor Leader.

New York, Aug. 22.-lt was denied at
the otiic, of the United States Steel
|Corporation today that Samuel Goml"".
WAS to have a conference with j. l..
Morgan looking to the ending of the
steel strike.
An official Of the corporation said the
situation was unchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23

. Clayton. Del. Aug. 22.--A stool tower
81 feet high will be erected at st. Jo-eph's
Industrial school. to take the place Of the
one recently burned there. The tower
will have tank at the ton, capable of
holding q, 600 gallons of waite. George
W. Taylor Of Smyrna has received the
contract and will shortly begin wosk on
the structure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
viii Lie a Week Unburied.

Lanrsi, Del, August CIT was sup.
posed that Mrs. Mamie Marvil. the daugh.
ter In law Of the late Governor Marvil,
who died suddenly yesterday. would b,
init burial until next Wednesday.
Mrs. Marvil had stated that she wished
to be kept one week. and her con viii car.
~ out her wishes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23
Guests of W. L. Dockstader

W. l.. Dockstader, the manager of the
Auditorium Pier, entertained the Allan
tic City baseball club at the theatre on
the pier last night. The club occupied
the boxes in the theatre with their
friends. After the performance they
were invited to supper provided by
Mr.. Dockstader.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-23

charged with the larceny Of $50 worth
OF clothing and Jcwclry from Samuel
Applegate at Asbury Park. Charles
Iamisen of this city was arrested hy
detective Tate in Philadelphia, yrstrr-
Day. He was held for requi>ition papers.