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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

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niema 2 co kupit. q sc
roztrzeslo ] dis zalamst, pod
dzie6m,i. s. napfa wiam, 30
gdziez badziem spali?
Podoficer popatr1yI "a re
czywscie stare lotko. oraz sic
dzace ma MEM dzieci kt6re
" oczsch obcych smaczoie "a
jadaly kartoa-, zajrzal pod ME
i po*sedl do alkierza; .solda-
Ct zas IA strych do staten
ri.
Me 1nalazlszy nikogo, WV.
sill przekonani %najmocn:el
re " tax malehkiej chatce
ukryc sic bylo niepodobieh..
;stwem. Podoficer tyIko ME
z%apomnial zabrat, znalez one-
! go " alkiersu ipolcia sloniny.
soidaci zas lezacey na stole
bulki chleba kury chodzacej
po stancyi.
Taxi sam rezultat mialo
przetrzasanie chaty. gd1ie znaj
dowa} sic Wilczvnsk!. tylko ze
szukajacy le2:cj sic lob@owili,
gospodarz BOWEN byl zamc.
IN ejszym i W komorze Vie
eel bYlo zapasow.
Rewizya zadaych ME 3D.
MO STA rezultatow. Brz6sko,
kt6rego prawie " reku miano
znow prepaid iak kamie6 W
wode.
Puikownik wsciekal sic.
! = w - sukinsyny, pa
dley! = wrzeszczaf, - scho-
wall waszego = ksiondza!-
Wydae go natychmiast, DO
wies spale, wszyscy " S7hil
pojdziecie.
Promo zareczano. IL Mkt G
Brz6sce mic ME vie. ami &C
ME widsiat. Moskwa nie
chciala wierz>t tenn batd4iej
lie jeden re sl.zby oficerskiej
znajdujacy sic podczas obla.
wy ma formankach, powie-
DIAL. re " chwili kiedy ko1
zabitego kozaka przyleciaf dc
Mich. wldzial zdaleka dw6cf
p:zefazacych plot jeonego
ogro66w kolo wsi.
! To bylo dostatecznem. ably
W pulkownika wbit przeko
mamie. BE Brzosko jest tylko &C
mieszkahcy kryja.
Pletnie wszystkiem po kolei
= krzyknal = bic, dop6k'
- buot ka - ME wy
dada.
p.u,;la c;e Moexwa r0z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20


- X -
:(ciag dalszy)
Obskoczyla 60 Mosk~a.
:Ty- Bierozka?! -~~o'a' !
jeden: 1*
To ME ksiadz - rzekl
przyeladajac sic ra"nemo dfo:
gi.-ja widiel ksiondsa'- o."
nile TAXI czarny, mfodszy !
ssc:suplejszy cd tego.
To kt6s z.jego handy -
doda}~ inny.
Gdie Bierozka? gawari
ty psdlec? - pytal jeden z
o6cer6w, kopiac .noga lezace~
60.
Ranny milczat, jedna z kul
trafila 90 W piersi. zada]ac
clos smiertelnY, krew ootlcie
plynefs, pokazywa}a sic ma
wet ma ustach, k;lka civil
ledwie zycia zostawafe. mo-
vic JUL ME mog}, tylko wzrok
pe}en pogardy / nienawisci
rtkwii w otacza;acych 60
wrogach.
On uze ME motet ga
warit odezwal sic je3en z
soidat6w, nachylajac sic XII
MENU.
TAX czort z MIN zakalo,
rebiata 49, rzekl ofcee - a
Blerozku ssmi najdiom.
Stojtic - zawolat poru-
tznik piechoty, byly audyt u
sadu ~ojennego, baron Won
Grothus - pol6zcie mu leh
gdzle ma pied, ia szaszki swo'
jej sprobuje.
Dwoch soldat6w powleklo
rannego do poblizkiego pnia,
O kt6ry glove mu wsparl'.
Grothus dobyl szas.ki
ciai SLIME pc szyi, raz, orug'
| trzeci. Glowa oddzielila sic
cd tulowia, lecz trzymala sic
ieszcze ma sk6rze, "a czwartem
cleciem odpadla zupelnie.
leden z soldat6w podni6sl
ia ma bagnecie, a zoldactwo
dzikim okrzykiem tryumfu
pOWltalO zrecznOSC Oncera' co
tax do * onale umial pe]nit ka.
towskie rzemioslo.
NJ chot adnawo miaa
tiezoika ubi} ~ rzekl z zado-
woleniem Grothus, chowajac
zakrwawiona szaszke do p<~
chwy.
Matadiec baron - doda'
klepiac 60 pc ramieoiu pull
kown,k- s}awna ruka u was
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

tax zapominal 3 oasobisteJ ,stwi e .dfl
godnosci. sc'e "ess
N.ple ziawil sic sadyszany ddll,u11th,aanai
kozak. g #koDno
Vase Wysokoblahosod ofsaak
Il! - zawolal do pulkownika wslasnie 2
- kozak F.edorow nbit! i sic pred
Gdie? kto jewo ubil! klein rod
- pytal pulkowoik. % k'orf
- Me magu znat. Vase matka' G.
" ,eokob}ahoradie = odrzekl podlug
kozsk - tam lczy ma drodze chleoen'.
md ,asem. a kod iego przy- zatetnily
|,ac;,, ID turmanek: nelo kilk
Ruszyli sic. .wszyscy r s'el k * s <"i !
wsxa.ana strone wkrotce giovanni
staneli mad trupem zab'tego r.y'' " $
oiedawno przez Brz6ske ko- towe ch
saka. .*~ e"'4z 'os'
suk,osyn Bierozka! lilac ma q
wo1al pu,kowoik = on tn bye IA died.
musial. bo kt61by inny to hezyk
.,oha s,nka6 Shadow - re i poploch
h;o., pisania. 4
n. 1v;eze, - zawola} wpadniec
;eden 2 kozak6w - tedy sale co z dzlk
przez zagony 2sh ludzj, tn ma oatozyc
)drooe. 2 n6zoiei rowem do nych.
wsi. hozac'
To Bierozka i ktoS z pulkowni
lego handy! - zawola} pull poczem
kownik. czele XII;
Dslei kozaki, otoczyt leka jaki
i zywej duszy ME wypuszczse. kt6rego
oni tam ~jeszcze bye mus]a. takowycf
la WV - rebiata - doda} 10 puscii sig
so}dat6w - strojsia / wpierod, Podko
- najscislej ,za zrobimy rewi~ zawsze
Eye. 49, swiatowo ksiondza - morderst
mice muslin koniecznie. ka. re s.
- CO robic Z obiawnikami? ia. DAVIS
- zapytal ieden z oficer6w. bez szko
- Oblawniki won! - Oh sic IA n
r.eki pulkownik - niepotrzeb. nahajkan
nj nam i tylko beda przeszka~ j4tku.
dad. Wesel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

" SSJ Il NAA/ MILL oAJ
z woz6w biegn2c do chaty ,
m}odziez rzLcaia kryjac sic
gdzie mczpa. niekt6rzy pre-
sadziwszy p}oty ogrod6w.
chc'el, sic wymkoat W pole,
lecz wpadli W rece otaczaja-
cych wieS kozak6w. Promo
gospodarz domu i niekt6rzy
&c star szych gosci zaczeli pro-
sic of'cera, ably kazal zaprze-
STAG rozboju, zareczajac "a
niewinnose zupeina zgroma-
dz.,nych; kopniecie noga !
nahaika, byly iedyna odpo-
wiedzia.
Ma s:rza}y i wrzawe made
bieg} p%olkownik z piechota.
Kazawszy zaprzestat kozakom
bicia, zapyta} co sic dzieje?
Of,cer kozacki odPowiedzla',
ze widzac do wsi wjezd1ajaca
konna bande, kazal do nie)
strz elat, a nastepnie "a ucie-
kajacymi ~pusciwszy sic W pc.
gohi, przygnal az tutaj.
Chsraszo!-zawolai pul-'
kownik IS wiazat tych wszy-
.tkich - miatie.4,n1ikow! -
H:roska Jest?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19

The sale of David Y. Morgan. who oc.
cnpes tho Brian Jackson farm near Farm.
hurst, on Monday last was we'll attended
by the farmers In the hundred, AMI the
bidding was so spirited us to mako one
think of tho prices obtained q few years
ago when everything sold for rs much as
1t was worth If not u little more. Auction :
Ger Lnnk WAS graatly re- Diced US well aa
Mr. Morgan at tho result. The horses
were all home raised and first class. A
black horse WAS knocked off to l'ndcrtak
or Chandler Of this city for s2Sl; u pair Of
sorreis brought sF5.; Other horses sl3O,
sl7S and Sl4!. or the nineteen cows sold
the prices ranged from $50 nd to $50. as
follows $685. :67 10, SOL, $50, So $50, 81. =
30, so, So $50 Average OF $50 per head
Tor the entire lot Two yearling heirsrs
$40, III, bull 81. Farming utensils brought
fir prices. This Is one of the best sales
of tho season, and auctioneer Lank has
something to buast OF.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
Burned Alive by Filiplnos,

Washington. d e., March 49, The rec
Ords in the cases or "a Filipino natives
charged with various oifsnses against mil!
itary di ciplino ID the Philippines, incud
murder, treason and other acts of violence
have boen received at the War Doparti
ment. These records mako plain the
methods pursued by the insurgents to-
terrorize the native Inhabitants Of the ISL
ands and show cases of atrocities commit.
ted upon the latter where they declined to
comply with tho demands and the exact.
ions of the socailod Filipino government.
In one case nine insur2ent sympathizs
ers, fully armed, seized in the night a
family OF five persons and killed them
with b1os. Tho motive for the murder
was tho punishment OF the family for rec
fusing to nay taXaS in support of the In.
surgont government. The guilty natives
were sentenced to hard labor for thirty
years
In another case under the orders OF a
lieutenant colonel in the In 1urgsht forced
a native was ssized bound aud made TO
sis down while soldier 'beld his head
and with Lnifo cut his throat. Tho
murd .rs. was condemned to ba hanged,
Most Of tho ether Gases wero cases of the
murder of innocent Fillpiuos by alleged
soldiers aud officers of thu insurgent army
several OF whom aro described rs notorious
Landits and outlaws.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
- -
Is This hlac the Thief?

Word was reserved in this CITY
yesterday that young man about
20 years OF age, wearing a light
hat, having light hair and light
complexion, had bought ticket at
Harrington and was Oh his way to
this'citv. There is nothing singular
about this but this man is suspect
cd as being the one who stole the
money from the body Of George
Hearne, who was murdered at that
place last week. When the train
drew up at the station Detective
Jones went aboard but failed to find
the man. Upon inquiry he learned
that the man had gotten off at Eel
ton. The man was remcmb ered on
account of him being the only pas u.
senger that got on the train at Har-
rington. The police are keeping a
sharp lookout for the man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
Convention Held.

The annual convention OF the
Christian Missionary Ailiunce be
gan yesterday in the FIRST United
Presbyterian Church, at Third and
West streets. 1t will last until to-
morrow evening. II, Ashton Tat.
nall presided and delivered an adj.
dress yesterday afternoon,
In the evening addresses were
delivered by the Revs. II. II. SENT
andC. S. Sentelle. They spoke on
prayer and its power. Mr.. Jatfray
returned missionary from China,
and Mrs, Dreamer, who has done
missionary work in Africa are eX.
pected to speak today. The Rev,
Mr.. Wilson OF New York will ali
this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

In the CITY court this morning
"Spider" Anderson. colorcd. was
charged with the larceny OF pair
of shoes, the property of S.well
Workman, Of Newport. He testi.
fed that last night he went to the
depot and while waiting for the
train he fell asleep and pair Of
shoes disappeared. Officer Eakin
testified that he found the shoes ia
the possession OF Anderson. The
latter pretended he was deaf and
dumb. Judge Churchman told AL
derson that he mad better recover
his voice before he appears in the
upper court, Officer Eakin inform.
ed tue court that Anders son used
very bad language towards Ser.
geant Rice aud himself last night,
Mrs. Sarah Schatfner pleaded
guilty. to the charge of disorderly
conduct. The fine was 81 and
costs.
James B. Jones for acting in a
disorderlv manner was fined SIS
and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
Workman Scalded.

Walter Lane, OF No. 3l+ Monroe
street, lies in acrItical condition at
his home as result OF having fall.
len in pulp vat early this morning
at the Delaware Mills. The great.
err portion of his body was parboil-
ed by the boiling fluid, How he
came to fall into the vat cannot be
explained by his fellow workmcn.
Some oil them who were around at
the time heard the splash, followed
by cries for help. Willing hands
soon went to his assistance and
pulled him from his perilous posi-
ton. lie was then removed to his
home where he was attended by
DR.. J. Harvey Spruance. Lane
suffered intensely this morning tor
the boiling his body received. At
noon the attending physician re-
ported that Lanes condition was
serious
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
MURDER GROWS
MYSTERIOUS.

West Chester, Pa, March 49,
The Lydia Sharpe murder grove
more my sterious as the hours roDl
by. Coroner Troutman has post
poned the inquest until tomorrow
to learn the result of the autopsy
which was made today. The County
Home wardens do not think the
three negroes who left that institu-
ton are connected with the murder
if such a crime has been perpe
trated, they having left several
days before Lydia departed from
the institution. The officials think
differently and are working along
lines which they believe VIII early
lead to arrests.
Coroner Troutman believes that
if any one Of those three pcgroes 10
arrested considerable light can be
thrown on the tragedy. which he
believes was in fact a murder. II
is argued that the men having left
before the woman they might have
loitcred around the town, and the
authorities are collecting evidence
On this point.
A significant feature Of the case
was the discovery Of the body OF one
of these negroes in vacant build
ing near Pomeroy lew DAYS after
the crime. II is thought the dead
man might have been murdered BY
the wolnao's assailants 10 prevent
the discovery Of the manner in which
they had treated her before she
was put to death. Every effort to
find these co!ored men has thus far
failed.
The skirt and shoes OF Lydia
Sharnc were found eighteen or
twenty feet away from her body,
and as her clothing was badly dis
hcvellcd. it is concluded by the au-
thorities that she fought a desper.
ate battle for her lie.
ANOTHER BODY Fo IND THERE.
A coincidence in the finding Of the
body in this woods Is that it was
discovered within a couple Of hum
dred feet of the spot where that
of Peter Wolf, cf Romansville, a
trapper and hunter. was found
few years ago. There were sus-
picious circumstances about this
case also, but post norton dis
closed the cause Of death, which
was aroplexv. Three sessions of
the Coroners jury were held.
VOLTS body lay in the woods for
several days and was guarded by
three dogs (which remained vi h it.
one of them going to the home Of the
late II. p. Jefferis ev,rv day aud
cndeavoring TO attract the atten-
ton OF the people there. 1t was fl.
pally followed and The body dis
covered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
Argument Concluded


Argument for the deieuse was
heard in the case OF Thorn as Tulley,
administrator Tor Henry TuIley,
deceased, VS.. the p. W. g. B. Il. X.
Company.
Asbury Mack!em, conductor oil
the train which killed Henry Tulley.
was the first witness called and
testified that he had warned the
boys to keep off the cars and that
he did not see them on the cars the
day Of the accident.
d. NJ. Streets. a brakeman on the
train gave similar testimony,
Charles Edwards. Il brakeman,
also gave similar testimony.
John W. Walker, a brakeman.
testified that he had warned the
boys off the cars.
Charles Nebber, the engineer,
testified that he rang his bell be.
fore lie moved the cars.
Charles Rono, the fireman, cor.
roborated the testimony given by
the engineer. They could not
have seen the boys if they we're on
the cars as the box cars were in
the way.
At 1905 O'Clock, Josiah Marvel.
counsel for the plaintiff, offered
prayers and was followed by An
drew Gray, for the defense.
Court adjourned until : clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
Meeting Called.

1t is possible that at special
meeting of stockholders of the VII.
mipgton and New Castle Electric
Railway Company to be held at the
office OF Peter l.. Cooper in this city
on Thursday afternoon it will be
decided to combine the road with
the New Castle and Delaware City
Company, which is owned and OPP
Grated by the same people as the
Wilmington and New Castle Com.
pany. but it is separate copora-
ton.
The New Castle and Delaware
City men are also interested in the
proposed line from this city to Elk
ton by way of Newport, Stanton
and Newark, aud it is possible that
the road might be extended from
Elkton to Chesapeake City, and
thence to Middlctown and Della.
ware City, making complete cir.
cult.
1t is thought that matters would
be much simplitied if all Of the cor
por ations were merged into one,
or at least, two OF them into one,
and there would be no difference in
the end, because they are already
owned by the same people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
Attempt to Wreck Train ,

Bloomsbury, Pa, March IS A
dastardIy attempt was made to
wreck the IL o'clock passenger
train on the D., L. and W. Railroad
to.day.A heavily charged dynamite
cartridge was placed on the rails
shortly before the train was due.
The approaching train Jared it
from the rail and it exploded with
out doing any damage. The cmyty
cartridge was found Immediately
after the explosion
The authorities have been I'M.
able to locate the miscreant, but it
is thought that it was the work of
tranps,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
CARD BASk FIT

N-liti' iIh'1N''
Miss Ida Homer las returned from
Il visit to Chcs ter relatives.
Dr. Alexander Lowber, secretary of
the State Board of Health, went to
SeaIord yesterday to make further
Investigation Of the smallpox cpl
dcmic.
Former Congressman and Mrs.
Walter @. lIoileckcr. l.. NJ. Price and
J. f. Carter came to Wilmington yes
tcrday and purchased new piano for
Asbury NJ Il. Sunday School,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggs and fami-
" and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cnaklcy Hat
ton are at the Luray at Atlantic
City,
Mrs. Harry Il. Wright isat the Ilo-
lei Berkeley, Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hall Porte
are spending several days at the sea
shore.
Governor Hum was in Wilmington
to-day.
George Mass ey Jones, Of Dover was
among the visitors in Wilmington to-
day.
Hugh VI. Morris. law student with
Willard salisbury. is visiting at his
home in Greenwood.
Mrs. Howard Pyle is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen W. Mrrrihew in
New York
Mrs. Helen l.. Wier will come to Will
mnetou today for months visit.
Miss Helen Scott has been entertaining
Miss Ethel Riggs of Smyrna.
The Rev. DR.. Hogg. Of Chester, Pa,
preached at First Presbyterian Church
on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall Porter and
Miss Annette Porter are among the
Wiimngtoninns at Atlantic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
street and Sewer.

At the meeting OF the Street and
Sewer Department this morning
the plans Tor the B. s. o. bridge
over Sixth street were accepted.
The bridge will have a Is feet
span.
The third reading was given to
the ordinance granting permission
TO the Wilmington City Railway
Company to extend its lines from
the end OF Maryland avenue to the
city limits.
b. E. Shaw made application for
permission to connect with the
sewer from the power house Of the
Peoples Railway Company.
Christian +, Pirommer wants to
connect his macaroni factory with
the sewer at Sycamore and Harri-
son streets.
Action on the other street rail-
WAYS was postponed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
NOURISHMENT
NEEDED

Chief Of Police MASSEY WAS notified last
night that there was family living atNo.
7l3 South Harrison street 10 destitute cir.
cumstanoss.
Matr0n Wagan was detailed to in vesti-
gate tho case this morning and found that
Mrs, Hel0n Green Ia very sick and needs
nourlshment On Friday last little baby
was born aud last night II died. Her
husband had been out of work until Mon
day when he secured position ut labor
ing work. Trustee Of the Poor Fahey
gave an order this morning to an under
takor to have the baby buried.
The managers of the Homeopathic hos.
pital 10 learning of the condition of the
woman notified Chief Massey that nurso
would be sent to the house and the woman
would be cared for at the hos pitai.
This offer was refused by Mrs. Green
as she has too small children to look after.
Mrs. Wogan notified the Associated char.
itiss of the case In order that nourish-
ment may DO sen, to the family. Those
who have plenty Of tho worlds goods can
perform = charitable act by sending food
and nourlshment to this family. The
woman although not in q condition to do
SO Is trying to move about the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
More Property Bought.

Arrangements for transferring
three properties recently bought by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany TO that corporation were made
yesterday. It is said that the COM
pany now owns all the property on
the south side Of Front between
King and Market streets.
The deals made Yesterday we're
for the saloons Of John A. Meow
en-, at Front aud King streets; Der.
nard Carr, Water and King streets;
and John II. Hubert, Nos. 10 and
l0H South Market street. 1t is
thought that the transfer will be
c empleted to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
S. l., S. ENTERTAINED.

The S. l.. S. of Harrison Street NJ.
f. Church gave its first dinner last
evening at the home of Miss Bertha
Faust, of No. 1919 West Sixth Street.
An enjoyable evening was spent. An
interesting programme of vocal and
Instrumental music was rendered.
Those present were; Misses Bertha
Faust, Ethal Pennington, Emma
Rettew, Anna Lopez, Sadie Draper,
Viola Wells. Eta Moore, Agnes Con-
stantine, Laura Morrison. Myrtle Nor
rlson, Florence Carter, Leila Bennett,
Mamie Bcckley, Messrs. Fletcher
Blockson, Albert Crowney, Howard
Richards, Harry Shakespeare, Frank
Rodgers, Harry Weninger, Robert
Biscoc, Wilmer lIighiicld, David Ba-
con, Harry Russell, Rupert llutt,
Delaware Russell, Arthur Rettew,
William Jones, Albert Huber.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
PERSONAL
MENTION
ENJOYABLE PARTY.

A measuring party for the benefit
of Mrs. Kcigwin's class of the West
Prcsby terrain Church fund was held at
Mrs. II. B. Seminars home, No. S22
Jackson Street, last evening. There
were about rs persons present and a
very enjoyable time was spent from
about to 10. 80. Music, Rotations,
parlor theatricals and vocal selections
were rendered by the Misses Preston,
and others. AS q means of raising
the ducats required tho measuring OF
each visitor was resorted to, for which
a cent an inch was charged and three
cents for every foot in heighth. In
this way quiet neat little sum was
realized. Refreshments were also
served and as result all were so de.
lighted that this device may be re-
sorted to by other parties on future
occasions in order to get liberal con-
tributions for church lndebtness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-19
DOTS,

The Home Real Estate Company yes
terday broke ground for eleven eight
roomed dwelling houses at Tenth and
Lombard streets.
The quarterly meeting Of the NEAL
Mission will be held tomorrow afternoon
in West Presbyterian Church.
Plans have been made for the con-
strnction of n new bridge for the use OF
the Delaware railroad at Laurel, over
the Laurel river.
The Wilmington Business School at
No. East Ninth street, will move to
the McNey Building at Eighth and
Market sercets this week.
Peter Morris Lindale n well-kDown
citizen Of Kent county, died at the
residence OF his daughter, Mrs. Wilbur
IL. Burnitc. near FELTON,, Sunday even.
lng. aged II years. He will be buried
Wednesday afternoon, with interment at
Silver Lake cemetery, Dover.
Trustees of tho New Castle County
WOrkhouso met today.
The rooms of the Bayard Legion Demo-
cratic Club have boon nicely rcGted
A fnc loaded glass window, represent.
ing the last supper. has been placed In the
Pro. Cathedral of st. Peter in this city.
Thomas NJ. Monaghan, at prescnt Coun-
Gilman from the Third ward, will be
Democrat candidate to succeed himself.
The Delaware Granite and Mining Com
pany has received tho contract 70 erect
two bridges at Woodbury., N. j. Tho
prices are Ss36.02 and 80. 527 70
Mrs. kaio W. Barrett of Washington,
spoke In the interests of the Florence Crit
tenton Home. in st. Andrews Church
yesterday
Industry Lodge. A. o. q. W. will hold
an important meeting this evening and
the members have oil been invited to at.
tend 1t is possible that the new plan Of
assessment may DO discussed with other
matters.
The Board Of Health yesterday discov.
ored another new case OF smallpox In this
city. The victim Is Rufus Lloyd, eolored,
Of No, 2l0 Tatnal street. He was
sent o the pest house ut Farnhurst this
morning