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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
WANT TO COME
TO WILMINGTON

The Kennett Advance today says;
Hundreds oil people IN this section
OF the county have business with
Wilmington, but unless they driye
the long distance OF ten, fifteen or
twenty miles they have no mems Of
reaching the Delaware metropolis.
To go by way OF Chadd S Ford, one
must take the earliest Baltimore
Central train and remain till night
10 avoid that it is necessary to 60
bv way of Philadelphia which is
waste of both time and money. TO
avoid all the a b we methods on. may
walk but that is an a reeable eX-
ercise only to lew.
1t seems to be fact that the
Pennsylvania Railroad has acquir-
ed control oil the Ba timore and
Ohio. and the e!ore of all its branch
es. including the road from Will
mlngton to Landenberg. Why then,
is it not possible for the Pennsyl-
vania to give its patrons in south
ern Chester county a quick and
direct train service to Wilmington,
via the Pomeroy line from Avondale
10 Landenberg, and thence on the
b. andO. tracks to Wilmington,
maing the distance not much over
fifteen miles from .Avondale.
That, 1t seems to us, would give
the people Of his section, who have
trade relations with Wilmington
The opportunity they have long need
ed.
tits worth looking into by the
railroad company, by the people
desiring accommodation, and es.
pecially by the people OF Winning
ton who would be the gre attest
gamers 10y such an arrangement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
THE STRIKE
lNIALBANY
Nv. II. AinsWorth of This
City on the Scene
Yesterd ay.

Z Mr.. f. Ainswcrtb, No. so Washington
street, returned home yesterday from
Gresnswich. New York. where he went
week ago, on business trip. On Thurs
day hs stopped at Albany where no was
see u certain party he concluded to take
look down he street, and on finding the
militia on one side and the striker, on the
other. he concluded to defer his business
to more convenient season.
II AT present all business in Albany is Mt
o staLdstill but as soon as the strikers so
to work, there will ba u good outlook for
all kinds of work.
No settlement has yet been reached in
the railway strike. Aftcr hours OF con-
Ference the officials Of the United Traction
Company and the committee from the
ptrikers adjourned without changing the
situation.
The only step toward settlement was
ths appointment of a committee from he
Common Council to arbitrate and the
adoption OF II resolution declaring that If
b settlement is not effected by Monday
night the Council shall revoke the fran
bhise o! the company The company
Reclsres that such action will be OF no
infect as the road now has q vested right
that cannot be taken from it,
The reason there is no settlement. to
plight is because tho company refuses to
hscharcs the men brought from other
points p take strikers places This Is II
new phase Of the difficulty and promis
TO develop far more Serious cnn'o-
huancss than have been anticipated Il any
lime since Tho strike was called,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
RENDERED
UNCONSCIOUS

Charles Barney, oil Twcnty.ninth
and Jefferson streets. lineman in
the employ OF the Wilmington Elec.
trio Light Company. received
shock from an electric light at
trout and Madison streets. this
morning and was burned very bad
Nv. Barney was replacing the
burned carbon sticks in the amps
with fresh ones when he rece ived
the shock and was hurled several
feet laway. When picked up he
was unconscious. The Phoenix
ambulance was summoned and
conveyed him 10 the Delaware Hos.
pital where physicians were in
WAITING. He had regained con-
seriousness at o'clock. This is
the second accident that Barney
has met with IN the past Jew
months. He fell in The station one
night and broke his arm and has
been back at work but few weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
City Court Cases.

Judge Churchman made John
o Rourke glad this morning in the
city court, when he allowed him
to 60 upon the promise to keep
sober.
Eli jah Mickle, colored, was held
in 500 bail for court to answer the
charge Of carving a revolver. He
and another man were on their
way from Newport News to Coates
vile. While in Wilmington they
got drunk and were arrested.
Charles Cannon for being drunk
and disor derby, was fined S. and
costs,
Charles O'Nclll was fined S. and
costs for trespassng OH the prop
erty of the Diamond State Steel
Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Eighth Street Baptist Church, Rev. II. c.
Jones, pastor Preaching ut 1873 a. IN and ~
D. M Sunday school at = p m.
81. Johns A. NJ. T. Zion Chapel, 18th street
near Poplar, Rev. j. II w. Phillips, pastor.
Preaching 1888 a. IN. aud Is y III by Rev Jas
Crowll0r Class "a III. sunday schools p m
Christian Endravur Gd0p. M
Grant 4. NJ. +, Mission, Locust atrGtt, South
Wilmington Rev j, II. L"e, pastor. Preach
ing IL Is a. N. by Rev G II lirttinsham; 3 20
y III by itvJ c Mcpherson ana I.4j y ~ by
Rev " /, Henderson Sunday school 23Jp IN.
Shortcrs A NJ f. Chapel, Fast 18th street
above Drrr, II II Harris, pastor. Prcachtng
IL 10 u III by pastor; 3 y IN BY Rev John G
81 core and 80 y N by Rev c II Birmingham
Sunday school 10 p IL,
Bethel A. NJ. e Church. Walnut street nor
Sixth, Rev. w &. Brooks, pastor. Prelaht NJ
at 10 % n. III, by pastor Prayer meeting q a
m. sunday school 10 p m Chrlstlan Ehdeav
or 20 u IN
Gilbert Church, 18Th and French street, Rev.
c. L. jefferson, pastor. Preaching ~ A. a NJ.
AMI pm by pastor. sun lay school at !! ~
y M thr!atIah Fnduavor 30 p IN MOrnlng
subject "D"srrnlIng Gifts from tho Ascend.
ius saviour " Evening You bust bec.do
Nov.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
RICHARD CARMEL.

!. Charles Frohman's ninth ANIMAL pre-
sentation O! John Drew in this city takes
place al the Grand Opera House next
Monday evening, and there is a signti.
cant indication at the box office that the
engagement will prove signal one,
owing 10 the fact that it is tie stars first
appearance here as an actor OF the col
onia type, to wit. In the dramatization
OF Winston Churchil's celebrated novel,
,"Richard Carvel," Mr.. Drew ia, more
over, to appear with a new leading lady
in the person of Miss Ida Conquest,
N hose clever portrayal OF tie typewriter
Nm "Jhe Tyranny of Tears last season,
will be pleasantly recalled.
! The lengthy cast of Richard Carvel'
calling for an addition to Mr. Drew's
regu ar company, Mr.. Frohman has sup
piled the services OF Frank Losee, W.
q. Jones, Francis Powers and others
Mr.. Powers enjoying the added distinc'
ton Of having written the widely dis
cussed Chinese play, The FIRST Born
"Richard Carvel," it is claimed, is alto
gether new field for Mr.. Dew, his past
exploits having been wholly confined to
those OF modern construction. As Rich
ard Carvel he enac!s the Drew OF Wash.
'ington time. with sword and snuff box
and ordIy polish, and is credited with a
success IN his new line OF characterize
ton. His initial engagement in the play
at the Empire Theatre, New York,
scored run OF over 100 nights.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain.
nlentS.
COBW EB SOCIAL ,

Frederick Macklin will be twenty
one years of age tomorrow and in
honor OF the event entertained a mum.
Der OF friends at a cobweb social last
night.
The untangling Of the strings
which ran from the parlor to the third
story furnished much amusement.
Miss Reba Saunders was the first to
get her cord out of the tangle and re-
ccived handsome ivory fan. Dudley
Wier was the first young man to nm
ish, and he received silver hat
brush. Miss Mamie Hitch was twist
ing the string long after the Others
had finished, 50 she received the boo
by prize of fine pug dog. Mitchell
Stout was among the last to finish
and received a set Of A, b, c blocks.
Norris c. Morgan furnished the music
for the dancers.
Those present were: Misses Mary
Rlgney, Katherine Long, Ethel Green,
Reba Saunders, Grace saunders, Ma.
belle Mccain, Bessie Morrison, Lulu
Macklin, Estelle Macklin, Alice Short
Mary Short and Ella Short Of phlla-
dcIphia, Bertha Dilworth, Cora Ed
wards, Caroline and Charlotte Cline,
Helen Harvey, Ida Black, Sue Lay
man, Greta FlutS0n, Ellie Kern, Lille
Thompson, Clara Stidham, Bertha
Trutt, Mamie Hitch, Messrs. William
Mask Jr,, William Thomas, James
BecDe, Charles White, William White,
Ferris Jcmison, Charles LalIy, Clar-
encc Hanson, Mitchell Stout, William
Goucrt, James F. Simmons, Roy Sim
mons. Emmett Mckaig, Harry Bon.
ham, Howard Brown, Howard Stay
ton, Edward Douglass, Frederick
lIoldman James Davis Adolphus
Wier, Ross Robinson, Warren We'd
der, John Wilson, Clarence Lynch, |.
w. Ely, Homer BROKER, Frederick
Graef. Morris Morgan, George Short,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Macklin Of Phila.
delphia, Miss Cook, Adde Macklin,
Mr.. and Mrs j. {. Short, William
Macklin and Frederick Macklin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Sharon, Pa, May l1.--This
morning the machinists employed
at National Steel Works struck up.
on refusal OF the company to grant
them an increase in wages ct l2H
per cent for a nine hour working
day and double pay for work per-
formed on Sundays and holidays.
Every machinist in the city will
come out Monday un!ess a settle.
ment be reached before.
W,lkesbarre, Pa, May II. One
hundred miners employed at the
West End Coal Company's mines
near here, have gone out on strike
because misrepresentation refused
to rcinstate a pump runner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Gibson Fisher of philadelphia.
spent Sunday here.
Dr.. Mitchell has the finest resi-
dence in this section,
Burgess clay mills have been
shut down for short time.
The roads between lIockessir
and kcnnett are rough and sandy.
Frank Taylor, the hustling mer-
chant, has built up nice trade,
Harry Williamson whohas charge
Of the machinery repairs at the
snuff mills is kept constantly busy.
The Harris family. formerly of
this place, are now in Milwaukee
and doing we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Mrs. Annie Kollock. wife of Dr. II. g
NJ. kollocK, Of Newark died at her home
al l..0 O'Clock this morning with double
pneumonia. She was A years of age and
a member of1he presby terrain Church.
Mrs.. kollock ha only boon sick since
Monday md when her illne became
serious d.. Black of New Castle, Ellis OF
E!kton aud Springer OF this city were call.
cd in for consul tation. They did all In
thelr power to save her life but the dis.
ca had gained too great Roadway for
sIccsssfu combat.
Mrs Ko!iock was one Of the most re-
spec;ed and loved woman in Newark and
her death has brought much sorrow 10
many citizens. She wa d graduate OF
Old Delaware College. n pms. president OF
the Now Cehtury Club md worker in
Church circ!os. She was the daughter OF
George Evans. and a sister u Charles b.
Evans the attorney OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Promptly at noon Warden Wig
ellsworth released Pullman and
Guy from the stocks. White who
stood in the pillory with Fisher
was the first man whipped. Ha
received 40 lashes and seemed to
laugh at the punishment. AS he
walked away from the post he
said, al! be niger all my days.
A niger is no good anyway As
he re entered the Jail, he said to
Ward Rash, "Well, It's all over and
| have go! out oil 1t safely"
Fisher received the punishment
in a manner that he will remember
and by this time Pullman and Guy
belle We that it does not pay to
break INTO stores. Among the spec.
tators were several women. One
OF the latter on her way to this city
lamented spending her money say
ing that she could have seen far
better time at the Opera House.
In her opinion the cat is a bad
thing to scratch one @ back.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Mrs, Emma f. Caulk, State Presi.
dent, and Mrs. Donncll, County
President Of the w. G. r. y. will
address St Paul's ~" In the lee.
turc room of st. Paul $ NJ. L. Church
on Monday evening, May Goth. All
young people interested In temper.
ance work are especially invited to be
present. A collection will be taken
and there will be specia! music and
refreshments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
A Smoker

a smoker was given last evening at the
home of Congressman i. II. Bail at
Faulklaud which was participated in by
numerous friends in that vicinity, II the
cigars were rs good a. tho box that the
Congressman presented to the writer
those smoking them had no kick coming.
I he editor Of the RErrBLlCAN wishes
to express to Congre' sman Ball his
thanks for the present. Every lime he
lights one he will lave pleasant thoughts
of the Cor gees .Inans future i'll Delaware
r.nliI lnl-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
THE CHURCHES.

st. Matthew Chnrch, 'n,pIey, S,tec. n,,.a
l"th ahd Orange, lev e., D. hupGl.' uurum
sunday schonl ''' u NJ i'"''' ""''
Io.SP III III" ~ IT. ,,.,.-
Calvary Episcopal 'hurGh, 81 ana masn a1a.
ton streets, Roy NJ A. jane IS = - pA9t'a a.
Sunday school ".jV IN fraye! ana sermon Nv
100 u IN and I,J'P III. ny pastor roty tVih
muniOn - n M Nur"'hs suDle'' NV
Great Expectation Evening moe Vs. We
heacohhcsS. t"h'vclA'e1 Nh''a'''" "o'"'"
hoo''
Harrison Street IT, Church, seventh avn
Harrison streets, R"v. W. =. avery, pa1t VI
Glass at go t.. IN. led by &c" Il ,oiihs
10 HJa IN and 10 p M preaching hN rn't"r';;
morning SunJecl hyd d l" s,, ,"y I"ho,l
Lvenmh 81 ~ MnSdalehr' e"h""y ''''''
~ III EP""''" ''c'H ~ u"
Union ". +. Church, 9TH and Nn1hlntt'h
street Rev. 4. h Adams pastor. iTtHchIhH
at 10 ~ n NJ. nu 10 p m ny ptHGor' MOT mn !
subject "Thr faithful Friend. Evening
Lord increase our Faith. SUNDAY Aeh"u!
2p n. kpworlh leas'e $40 p IN
Asbury NJ IL, Church, corner Third aud
Walnut streets lev. Henry ;. Dulany.
pn-tDr, Class meeting n. IN. Junior G 4
y e u III 1870 a. m.and '.ihp ~ !rcachlns ny
pastor. Morning subject "a Roy Sacrifice.
Sun lnv school :! p III, 'hristuh EEdcaVpF
At o"o y III. Holiness meeting oop Ill
Scott NJ T. Church, It'll AMI Spruce strart,i
Rev j W. i.n4ley, pastor. Preaching lOD II
IN aud ; A. p III. Sunday school at : y IN. Up.
worth League III . 10 y III Holulhs ShhN =
Less Gus IN tho lran-hsTrntioh OF chr'',i
evening" FROM my VIZ" JIM vi Il" A'o'''
Erl3od''
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Key. Il r karIhoiSrn. NJ pastor. ''a''
heolihb u NJ AZ lV,'i' H. III. anu go y III
preaching by pastor morning. Sup!vc' hhr
naba'' evening ohVrrtion o. .no nuni'h
sunday school p III EpN'rlh League D. I'd
vos,,,. At II ci,ur,h I;,dor orI So,tb
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ton str"rts Key. n; hhEwln' D. D.. pastor
Preaching a. ~ " m 10y me pastor
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n''O ~ unt u un,, ,' 'N'''' at " ,
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hn n =" ~ ~ p"1'V,' ''"n''"S g "'o' ~ III
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First Unitcl Presbyterian Church will h1l
serve" IN ,n"InnrG ,1a ~ up uLT"n'h'' in.r'
and West s'r"I'E np' nu1inn' pI1.u'i n
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

- Barba"ou O May IA case remark
ahIu 10 he inpdlcaI profession has just
come tu 'ight In TINS village, lwelys
year OlL Penrl storey was severely burn.
cd suyrrAl years aga, Her hing caught
fire, p1in'uly bl,nIDg her body and arms
n iurRi physician dressed the burns
bandHYing 10th arms 20 tho body. The
uesr, bHnE raw aud Inccrlted, tho girls
arms grew ~ her body rs far down As
thv elbows
d. IRVING CrAnkin. Of Aston, to-day
GU the g,rl H,Ins from hsr body and PIT
chem N Ap,nts and now hc Is look ny
for SOMEONE willing to give up some skin
TO hr 2railrU upon the muscle. Of tho
gin . grpus, II" says -ho Will regain the
usrv il arms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
:. SPECIAL EXCURSION TO B"fFALO
VIA 3, & o. r. K

On account of the dedication exercises
Mt the Pan american Exposition Monday
May 2Jsh, the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Co, will sell excursion tickets for
coaches only on trains Of May 18th aud
10Th, returning in coaches on regular
trains leaving Buffalo until Wednesday,
May 22nd inclusive at ru: Q OF $1,000 from
Wilmington for the round triD,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
RESIGNED
FROM HOSPITAL

After a session behind closed doors
which las ted for more than three
hours last night the Board Of Mana.
gers of the Chester Hospital announc-
ed that Mrs. l.. D. Magee had re-
signed as uperintendcnt Of the in
sLitution, and that her resignation
had been accepted. This is the Gull
mination of the investigation into
the case Of little Ellie Maison, who.
according to the AFFIDAVIT Of Dr.. 10.
seph Price, Of that city, and others
were turned away from tie mstitu.
ton.
Mrs. j. Frank Flagg announced
thai she had the superintendent S
letter in her possession when the
meeting was called to order. The
only witness present, DR.. +. L. For
wood, well known surgeon, eX May.
or Of Chester and a member Of the
surgical staff Of the hospital, appear.
ed and narrated facts concerning
some previous occurrences at the in
stitution. The meeting finally re.
solved itself into committee Of the
whole and what took place is Il mat.
ter of conjecture. From the length
Of time consumed it was evident how
ever that Mrs, Magee had some warm
defenders.
Her letter Of resignation was ad.
dressed to the president Of the Board
of Managers. In it Mrs Magee said
II hereby tender my resignation as
superintendent Of Chester Hos pital.
1t is not necessary for me to cnumc-
rate the reasons which lead me to
take this step but after due delibera-
ton am convinced that it is for the
best interests Of the hospital. That
there has been an error made in a re-
cent occurrence at the hospital will
not be denied. But it is not my
purpose at this time either to dis.
claim or assume all responsibility for
the mistake that was made as time
will in the end bring out the Giro UNI
stances in connection with the case
when the responsibility and the
blame properly distributed. "
Mrs, Magec's successor vii. lie
named at future meeting.
James Banks, colored was arrested 'his
I 4 >
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
MAY Meet Here.

r. William Kirkland will attend the
meeting Of the Orangemeu IN Phila-
delphia, today, when arrangements
will be made to hold the annual
convention. There is some talk Of
holding it in this city and the local
org anizatlon has instructed its
delegates to insist on this fact.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
SAYS He Was Tortured

II suffered such pain from corns I could
hardly walk" writes H. Robinson, Hills.
borough. Ills, but Buoklen's ArnioA
Salve mplstely cured them." Acts like
magic on sprains. bruise'. cuts, sores.
scads burns, boils ulcers, Perfect healer
Of skin diseases and piles. Cure guarau.
tee d by N. B. Danf0rth 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

While many farmers have NOT fin Z.
ished planting corn, farmer Mr..
Jehu Pyle, whose farm lies on Red
Clay Creek, near Mount Cuba, boasts
Of a lot of some four acres which was
planted the last week in April and
the young stalks are four or five inch
es In height, presenting a beautiful
appearance. The story Of the early
bird Is applicable. :,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
Lightning DESTROYS Poles,

The lightning last nigh split
many telegraph poles between Della.
ware City and st, Georges. A COW
belonging to William L. Ellison that
was standing near one Of the poles,
was killed
Several of the telephone wires in
the neighborhood are down as the re-
suit Of the poles being destroyed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
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Ooeriny OF the Cub House.

Tho club house owned BIZ several we'll
known young cuisines, men Of our city,
above Grubbs Landing will be uprned this
Saturday evening when II smOA0r will be
given ia which soural members of the
Young Mems Republican Club and the
Wilmington Wheel Club will pnrticlpAte
A lunch vii! DO served up after the
aNpkpr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
The Sixth Street Bridge.

The work of swinging the Sixth Street
bridge over the B. & o. railroad TRACKS Is
going on today and the bridge will be IN
position by night. The bridge arrived in
parts on the cars this morning and n force
Of bridge builders were on hand. A largo
derrick was erected ana the work OF
swinging the parts Into position was
commenCed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
|AT POST 1Is
fAND;PILL0RY

New Castle, May lS.-The usual
crowd Of sight-seers flocked here
today TO see the lash applied to the
backs Of thieves by Sheriff Nc.
Daniel. There were, only tour to-
day and all hands took an hour ia
the pillory before being whipped.
New Castle people TOOK deep in.
terest ia the whlppings because
the highwayman, Edward White,
who assisted the robbery Of Viii.
liam J. Hunter, was among the
number.
John Henry Pullman and William
Guy. colored broke into the gen
eral store OF Frank H. Watkins. at
odessa. and the last Of the quartet
was William Fisher, colored He
waited around the saloon Of Mrs.
Harkins in Wilmington, Until she
emptied the cash register. Later
he broke into the house aud after
taking off his shoes. was discov-
cred.
Sheriff OF New Castle
County, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Sheriff Mcdaniel sold the following
properties at tho Court Uouse this moru
ing, Arthur c Dodge. farm of ~ acres
In Brandywiae Hundred to Bsnjamln
Nields. attorney, for 500 Westoft and
Modholt to Edward Bringhurst. attorney.
sS)Oi Jacob Pussy. two properties to j
A smith attorney. 500 and $1,000 and
Margaret Provo TO William Michael
Byrne, S21O
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Tomorrow promises to befair aid rather
warmer
Somewhat similar conditions will prob.
bly, prevail on Mol,.ay.
The Thermometer ut ". c. Taylor's
drug store 50! King atroet to-day regis
cred as follows:
Z O'Clock l0o'clocs lo'clook
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

Clerk OF the Peace Qulgley received
nearly all the over due license fees and
few that remain II not paid during this
term of Court will be handed 10 the grand
Jury for indictment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

A meeting in the Gospel Hall. n.
W. Corner 9th and Tatnall street,
at I45 p. m. Lords day. You are
cordially invited No collection.
The IIilles land Jones' company
granted the demands OF the ma.
chinists for ten hours pay for n:ue
hours work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
(lOluCy Team.

The base bail team of Goldey College,
will play the Pennsylvania Military
Academy at Che ,ter this afternoon, Tho
team has been playing good ball and on
on next saturday will Iino up with the
Trimmer Euslne 8 Cnllege.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18
PAl,TY AND DANCE.

A euchre party and dance was given
at Shields Library Hall last evening for
the benefit II the sodality table at St,
Patrick's bazaar A neat sum wGs real.
lied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-18

The strawberry festival at West
Presbyterian Church last evening was
quite we'll patronized by the mem.
bers, and their friends and a nice sum
was realized. .....