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TYPHOID IN DOVER.
Prominent People OF the Town
Stricken With Feyer.

Dover Del. Aug. II NEethlcrs of +cy
eral prominent families il this vieIii,
are seriously i'll with typhoid fever. Grs
tnrday Miss bora Simaiis, one ~ ii
best known young women ut Dover, Y
Years Old ANA daughter of Captain lta
bert -. Simmons. died iftrr !; long i'll
ness, and after having shtwn marked
changes for the better. Miss Siintnnn>
WAS il leader IN tho lIpworth Lea&i,
work Of Weslry ~ H. Church ANA a,Il
known in musical circles Her condition,
was thc chief sulirr' Of the prayers q
the Methodist people ~ i meeting ms
night.
Miss Edith Van Ornam, Miss l. s~i,
Jenkins aud Mrs. Frank Thnlp mnni
nrnt Young Camden people. are nm,
lying seriously III, aud show symptoms q
the dread disease. The condition nf Mrs
Caleb rennowiil ~ Dover. one # III
State capitals most influential women
is critical.
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500 Reward. 800,

The readers Of this paper will be
pIcascd to learn that there is at leas!
onr dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Gatarrh Cure
is The only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being con.
Sttutional disease, requires "A constitn-
tional treatment. Halls Cntarrh Cure
Is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and muscons surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the fonnda-
lion Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
ana assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
It's curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any ease that il
fails TO cure. Send for list of testi,
monials.
Address, +. ]. CHENEY & CO.
Sold hy Druggists, 75c Toledo, y.
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
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KOREANS MURDER CHRISTIANS.
rhrec Hundred Natives of Queipars
Slain In n Revolt.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE state de-
nartment gives the following summary
Of odyices received from Minister Al
len. our representative In Korea
according to advices received at tiie
denartment of state up to July D, Tue
revolt ON the island OF Queiphrt, Oh
the southern coast of Korea, mas peeii
suppressed by the Korean government
aided by two French gunboats. Apou'
200 persons were killed In the revolt,
mostly Christians.
at was ascertained from persons VINO
had been on the island that the revoit
was caused by an attempt TO coiiec.
increased taxes. The substance or the
information is that the islanders, VINO
are very poor refused to pay THESE
t,yes and. ms no collectors We're avail
able among the inhabitants themselves,
1t was arranged that the Christians
should collect the taxes. a CONNECT
occurred and before quiet was reslor-
ed all the known Christians had been
killed.
.When the conflict had been preclpi-
tated between the people and the tax
collectors, 1t seems that the inhabitants
collected mt the town on the south OF
the island under the leadership OF an
OK ey-magistrata and marched III Two III
visions around the island to the town
of Cheichu, on the north, driving the
| Christians before them. Under the
name Of Christians seems to nave Deeii
included those who We're not natives
of the island. The fugitives were
driven into Cheichu, where many were
killed.
Two French priests engaged in mis-
sionary work on the island are said tt
have been saved by the insnrgent lead
or until relieved by the arrival OF thu
French gunboat Alouette. which was
soon followed by merchant yesse
bearing 100 Korean troops"
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Hoy FELL THROUGH FUNNEL
Tumbird About Ten Feet and Broke
one or His Arms.

Newark. Drl AVE ! The son "l
William hlli;ts. a-ed a,"ia Y lrala
living near town, net with i painful ;aa
cidrnt Thursday, IL, little fcLlow teia
through ] fulnnI IL tae bal'n, i distattee
IF trn u twelve feet fr"akiHs tN "
liz arms nlll hrui~iu% himself B, I.del
ably.
Jacob Naulrglf droppnn de.fl Frisfy
morning about 10 orl"ck, EARLY tils
morung Witt iii hel ~ Was 'rfal witil
ii Snlatheiili@ SPELL apl thinking hr
wnul,I 4el rrhtt IL Went OH fur Il walk,
lIr had not gun" fitl from mis- l"ni"
when he MAS seen u fall ~ the ~trett.
StNciilI ncrsorlS nuriid u hi~ assistance.
hui when picked III H. wa- aead
Heart disease WAS tllr cailsr ~ Ills ,lelh
IL WAS 81 years II age and Was AZ
uncle pf pN Representative Hicl u'l l'lil
ilH
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PROCLA NATION.
State Of Delaware.
Executive Department,
.lphn Hum,

State of Dcliware.
Executive Department,
Holm Hum,
Governor OF tho said State
ru ll persons 10 whom thes. presents
shall cOIle greeting:
Whereas il satisfactorily appears that
Thomas b. Windsor late Of the town
~ Milford, County Of SUISSE and Stat"
u Delaware. Was murdered ut the sad
town Of Milford On III" fourth day OF
.inly, lg0i III violation of the laws of
tins State. and
Whereas, II is doritcd to BE- necessary
tGi the purpose Of securing the arrest oi
tll person OF persons who committed
In sand crime that u reward should u"
offered for The arrest and delivery il n
iail Of TINS State Of such l,rr+ Ii o. per
sunS
NOW lEltEFOliE, /, John liGnn
S;evcrnol of the state Of Delaware, do
lulcby offer reward OF Five Hundred
Dollars for the arrest and delivery in II
ail ef this state Of James Edward
| Windsor, son Of Thomas h. Windsor,
| Iald ol The town Of Milford, County If
SUSSEX and State Of Delaware, said re-
ward 10 Le paid 10 the person or pcr.nns
certified hy the Attorney General t. he
,ntitlea thereto.
IN TESTIMONY WIIEl;EOF, | Jnhl
Hum, Governor Of the State of belas
ware. have h"remtn set my
hand and caused the Vrcat
Seal Of tile State to hc herett
affixed this eighth day "l
tSEAl1 August, in the year Of our !.or,
one Thousand nine hnndr"d ;nt
onc. aud Of the Ind pendcnc, IL
the United State OF Amrrici
the one hundred and twenty
sixth
BY the Governor,
JOHN HUM.
G. T. LAYTON,
Secretary of State.
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TWO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
Farmers Back Was Broken Nehe.
miah Roae h Knocked From Car.

Georgetown. Del, Aug. II. Serious
accidents which happened to two Well
known Sussex county men may result
fatally Bronson -. James. farnci
living near Sycamore, started 10 hurry
across his room III the dark and caught
his foot in The carpet. In trying 10 re
cover his balance lie was thrown ba T.
ward over Il chair and his back WA
broken. His sIfirring is So intense thu
il is sand he cannot recover.
Nehemiah Roach. residing ut IIai.he
son, while standing on flat car inspect
ing somr railroad lies. MAS Violent,
knocked from the chr hy the sudG"I
running Of car in on his track from /
siding. lie WAS stunned hy the fall r
the ground and could mol recover hmsrli
in timn to prevent tile wheels rasnlna
over both i .hmpwation WAS pmf
formed III Grrsatowu by Drs PaNn'tr
Waples and Jones.
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LITTLE BoY's SAD STORY.
Turned out by woman With Whom
lie Had Been Making His Home.

A cad storv is told by James Miller,
colored, aged "A years, Who is a loiger
at tie police station. He says that ever
since he was one and hall years old he
has lived with Laura G. James. colored,
Of Chester.
This woman Las gone to Camden,
and from there expects to go to New
York and later to Chicago. She told the
boy that she WAS willing to keep him
until he was old enough to do some
thing Now SHE wanted him to 90 out
ard earn his own living.
His other, whom lie has not seer
since he was mere baby, lives in West
Philadelphia. She told the James woman
slle could net take the lad.
TIE 10y says he walked to llinwood
and there . kind engineer picked hin
!, up and brohglt him almost To Whining
ton. lie walked the rest Of the way u
this city.
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STRIKERS MAY ACT.
Countermove Proposed to the Keno.
val of the Wool Plant.

Mckcesport, Aug. II. Ns u counter
move 10 the action Of the trust III order
ing the removal Of the Wood mil from
this city. M independent plant backed
by local business men is proposed. Inc
capital is placed ut $50o00p. "r winch
Enterprise Lodge, Of the Amalsanlair,i
Association. is said 10 have pledged $50
0OO John W. Painter, ]. i. Skclly am!
.IameS - ,>uhn are alnong these nal'lea
as promoters uf the rival enterprise,
The work of disnanllig the Noed
mill hrgan yesterday, hut the strikers
say that only old machinery Is brins q.
moved anl that he corporation y hot
serious IN the matter.
Jacob Meyers. foreman Of the pcnitl.
lcr plant OF the American lin llHte
COMPANY has received orders 70 icht
tho works III and the order is taken =
IN indication Of Il muu. tn lcolrli ths
works with non-union men. u + siitl
that III. Carpenters uion viii refuse
to build the fence. and that the oiilciaIs
IT the mill may have t. do til" wark
themselves.
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ATTEMPTED HOLD-IP.
Isaac GrGons Fired Three Shots al
MnnId. .hn HI rIMaYmen.

Townsend. l'rl., Au=. IL. Iraar
lilnUn's ready rspens With revolver
shcts scared oit tWs hmsFed men who at
trmpted II hoti him ap Friday night -
lc w;s .otniug q town. l'hr men were
making ~ attempt to gasp the hriai"
of Mr. 1;roumS horsr WHEN "a lash",l ls,
animal into i mae run, thus folllRg ihc
would hr hi4hway Non, .A~ f'laom w"n
by them he tirc,i thre, shots IT th"m hut
they escaped unh;lnl"d
Before Magistrate Rrattop ~ Tues.
day. Mrs Groler l,r.d rntt.,rtl il chnrsr
of drsprtim against hnf husband After
herring much evidence tb" magistrate til,
ally persuaded Mrs. Reed ard her spou-s
to Try living together once mere, and tlf
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For Baltimore Paper.

Baltimore. Aug. IL The Baltimore
Evening Star, the only strictly Demo-
cratic newspaper in this city, has gone
4. Il. Cunningham. managing editor Of
the paper and president Of The Star
Publishing company, was appointed re-
ceiver and will continue publication
under the orders Of the court.
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MINE WORKERS
INDORSE STRIKE

indianapolis. AUG. II. Tho Executive
Bo.,Id Ut tile I'uite,l Mine Workers q
America. III session here. has officially
recognized ihc str strike.
At noon NrstrliiN il resolution Was
adopted setting orn iii" clusrs Of tin
STRIKE. inaol'sin@ iitr action nf me .Niral-
uanatGd Associations. pl'rl@ihg th" sop
port ot tile Mirc Workers nia calling ~
President tsanWl tn call a meeting If
The Presidents anI SECRETARIES of I'LL
bodies connected with the American
Federation " Labor, 10 meet and lr&iSt
plans Of aiding t strikers.
6opics were sanl tp President Shalfn
lard President Ganpers.
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snlmon cnnners cnmhine.

Portland or, Aug. IL. The work Of
consolidating 80 salmon ranncries On
Puget sound and in Alaska has been
completed. Tie Pacific Packing and
Navigation company paid about 81,
unnOo0 in cash and distributed stocl;
10 the various cannery men who have
come into tile combination.
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HoT TIME IN SCHOOL BOARD
President Shortlidge Will Meet
kickers Tonight.

A regular meeting Of tile Board Of Edu-
cation will be held tonight. This is tie
first meeting since President Shortldge
offered to answer in open board meet
ilIg persons sho had criticised the ap.
polntmpnt by the board Of Prnnsylvan-
iana as teachers and tie discharge oil old
teachers.
1t was sail last night that some per
qons would attend tonights's meeting
and ask some pertinent questions.
Thomas l.. o. O'Donnell, a member of tht
board fnm the Tenth ward. has an.
nonnced that he will ask President
ShorClinge for an explanation as to VIII,
certain teachers we're discharged ant
others put on probation.
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Colombian invasion wiped out.

New York, Aug. IL. Il. Gonzales Ea-
teves, consul general Of yeneznela, has
received cablcgram from President
castro Of Venezuela. dated Caracas,
Aug. {, which reads: Second Colon
.hiun invasion defeated completely
twenty thousand patriotic soldiers
defend Venezuelan frontier" This
hluw to the Colombian invasion, ConSn
k.stcves said would end the insurrec
ti1D
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Two Charters Granted.

Dover. bel. .Nug. n.--.At the State dc.
partmcnt yesterday charters We're "rhn'
~ to tive companies rs follows:
Eureka Piute Mining. Milling aud De
.clopmcnt Company. to acquire land
mining rights and engage IN devel"l'lns
hc same in I'll" production Of III kinds
If minerals. Capital stock $500oOo.
Nav Independent Oil Company. y cor.
nrn Of ClarksMm@. W. Va. chartered
o carry on the business IT boring for oil
octrole,im. natural sds, asphalt. rock
to Capital stock $500,000.
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In.rea. In state senator's.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 1.-THE con
stltutional convention has passed the
representation article and the articl,
on exemptions. The former article in
crcases the number Of members OF the
house Of representatives from 100 Il
lO5 ana the number Of senators from
:I3 to s.,
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NEWS OF THE STATE.
Happenings in Places in Different Parts Of Delaware
What is Going on Outside of Wilmington.

couple soon afterward were seen leaving
the magistrates very busy court in Il
happy mood, all differences between them
having been quite successfully adjusted
Farmers Of this section of the State
are rejoicing over the prospects Of att
excellent Yield Of corn. \ fine sprcin en-
Of the season Was exhibited hele Nester-
day. the stalks measuring IA feet inches.
The corn came from the farm Of William
Lea, OF Wilmington, rearTownscnd.
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rARAnE or srRIIl ERS.

Pittshlrg. Aug. III UNPLEASANT weather
Yesterday did not damrrn CD" aIalof II
tile strikers ana III 10 O'clock thc John
4. Ward. The Pride of Newcastle and
tlr luitN lodge Of the AWElgumats' It
a ,sociation, marched through the town
ANA We're greeted with hearty cheers. At
The city building the strikers We're loin'd
~ members Of the Trades Assembly.
ana III l0.3a the parade marched 10 tls
station. President Shatlcr'- ,liln was
ten Minutes late and the union men rc-
nElined in line. unlniinlful ~ ritln. BE
fore The arrival Of President ShaGfer,s
train 10000 persons congregiliGd ta gree l
the .hnalgamatcd executive. Nhen
platform lie was santcd With vullcy
If cheers, which We're taken nj and re-
echoed for half-.nilc along the line Of
the parade. President Shaffcr marche'l
al the head of procession of 5000 men
| the workers waved tht IT, hats aud women
added tn the demonstration hA chcrr'Gg
apd waving their handkcrchieis, 81
! Beaver street ears wrre boarded for Ca
caAe Park where the .Nmalglmlted chict
atr dinner with the leaders Of tn Iose
hodges.
Mint i magnificent community va
have here said Mr. Shafttr As he sur
yeynd the thousands Of men weaiin.
union hanlfe~, representing nearly evc"l
trle. = uioniym h,rc y what il sh"uh
Il" everywhere Every man among thcS
workers Is bavpl who can conquer III
Goliath uf tltc 'Irlst"
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Arrest Of a Green Coed. Operator.

MilkesiNrre, Pa., Aug, ll.-United
States secret service men have arrested
Jack lJymond Of Dorrnnceton. this
county, charged with being Implicated
with Frank Wallace, alias Gray, in cir
cllluting green goods currency through
the mails. Wallace Is now in Jail
awaiting triad in the United States
court pymond gave bail in the sum
az III 600 for trial
The sun., 1901-08-12

A On good clothing
means more than it
IA sounds. 1t means
that you get what
saved you can depend on,
regular sizes, new
STYLES and best cut and
makeup and most interesting
prices. Mems and boys
suits and trousers. Hum
d,eds of styles at any price
from IS to $40 for mems
suits; IS to SIS for large
boys, and $2 TO $a for small
bows suits. Mems trousers
AZ 10 81. Boys long trous-
ers, 81 to "a. Short trous-
ers, soc. to so. Special
values in mems suits at IS
and a few of the 1a price
suits left. We can save you
III oney in clothing and save
Won trouble and worry by
selling you only a good ar.
ticle.
Open Saturday nights
only.
JAS. +. MULLlN & SONS,
9th & MarFet, Wilmington.
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STRUCK by Trolley Cav.

Mrs Mary 4. Savilh was struck hH
trelley ear II front u her homo. NJ.
~ Spruce Sirret ~ saturday night
Though badly shaken M She was MOI
arriouslS hurt,
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M.r G,r,e,,s conservation.

rittstoil, IA. Aug. II. Mgr. Il. A.
Garycy, recently appointed bishop OF
the newly crrated diocese of Altoona,
has arrived home. He has been to
Washington 10 make arrangements
with Cardinal Martitelli about the Ger
emonics attending his conservation
The new bishop will he consccrnted IN
st. Peters cathedral, Scranton. sun
day. Sept. s. Cardinal Martlnelli will
preside, and he VIII be assisted Us
Archbishop Ryan and all the bishops
OF pennSylYnnin.
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Dreu From Bullet wound.

Bridgeville, Del. Aug. II. Harry J.
Wallace the young son Of ii. I. Wrl
lace. who accilcntly shot himself L
day afternoon. dl"d yesterday MORN
ing. The lad was playing in 4 ronin
win several boys wl,er, he picked mp a
lot,lea revolver from the mantle ahtl
accidentally pulled the trigger, the full
chargn entering his breast aiput tvs
inches above the heart.
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STRIKERS GETTING NEW 1oBs.
Trouble at the Reading Shops En-
tering Third Month.

R"a'liu@. "a Aig. IL The strike IL
the Philadelphia 4 Reading Shops i
entering HE third mnntl, Of its c"ltin
llAilt".
1f ,he 4 halrrmlkrrs who worked
IN III" I"w"r shops, Ill but II have s..
cured new jnhas y large proportion or
the barksmiths hav" also secured new
Jobs. Fourteen more of the ncw men
aut work to,!:tF, their 'imr h,in" nm.
\ meeting u MI the men on strik.
will be held IN the Grand Opera IIous
! this evcfine
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Monldcrs on a Trin.

The miuIders employed Il -Tohdeil'S
III u 4 triP down The bay il j napthl
Iamch IT, monldnrs h9v" III" falew
~ Specialists with them: Joseph Hope
I5ianl, llopon. III Barnes. Bob Fonlli
t,laNen.
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genoya,ins schooli,ouses.

The puhiir school bindings arr lning
renovated preparatory @ Tho fall term
wnirll hr4ins ~ September 2. Two ttl
dilional rooms ar, hring fitted up j.
school ~. y ad III additional room is
h"i@ furnished il The high school
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Camping al " Woodland Reach.

he hai'lcS II. lnSlr Gampin; clah
M'Ht tle 'tnp yesterday II Woodland
Leach f'l week III. party mas Il
tnni which will accommodate twenty five
t"aol$ aud has cusayrd slnop Yacht
from Captain Smith ol Salem. y. j.
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Warm Reception promised.

Thieves have paid frequent visits to
the chicken rnops in the nrighhorhOod Of
| liwantS=fifiy and Washington streets dur
ing The past week. The residents are
Pm W. u give the thieves u warm
reception j. .hry repent their visits.
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stoned a Trolley Car,

lames \ .Iou,s. col"r"d will hr given
il !rarine ii City CaWt this morning o.
tile charge ol dism,lrly conduct On
saturday he udnlg"d III III" lmsliilnr
af throwing stoncs ~ street ral II
NiHth and French streets.
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Will Resume Trips,

fhr atnimer 1iinml ,tatrof thc Bs,ia
Narr Navigation Company line will rr
4irne its regular trips bftween this city
and FhilndGlPhia tomorrow. The hnai
has bcel off several days for repairs,
The sun., 1901-08-12
A Week at the Srashore.

Sergeant RaylrN Special officer Iar-
kins, nllic"r iAynr and Patrol Drivei
lhrcrll will spend this Meek II .Ntlanlis
City. Sergeant Fucker and Onicrl
lir"wu spent last week at Bowers
Beach.
The sun., 1901-08-12
Tottersn1r. Amphitheater Bmrned.

Lexington, KY, Aug. ll.--A disas-
trous lire has visited this place, de-
stroying 100000 worth of property, in
clutling the famous Tattersall's ampli
theatcr and other horse properties.
The sun., 1901-08-12
Packing Firms Big Purchase.

Chicago Aug II. The packing firms
Of Armour < 20 and Swift Il Co. hnve
became Joint owners Of the stockyards
nj Fort Worth, Tex, and will soon ex-
pend S1,UO0,000 in building branch
plants at that place.
The sun., 1901-08-12
Ennc RnliIy Ilmt.

,Eehn When. ae"d n Eca,.s, had his
IN Falling down stairs n Nv. 22o French
street whrrc ha baaIls lIc wa4 srnt "a
the Delaware Hospital for treatment
The sun., 1901-08-12
Spanish Minister D.nd.

Willemstad, turacon. Aug. H.
Senior Gollztlez del Cnmpil'o. the span,
lsl minister to Venezuela, is dead.
The sun., 1901-08-12
WINNIPEG CARPENTERS srpIkE

' Z 7
Winnipeg, Man, Ang. 11All union
carpenters here have struck for an in
crease from 2TM to 40 cents per hour.
! Work Oh mrcmpletaa buildings 10 the
value Of nearly $l.25O,OO0 it at stand,
still.
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LICENSE APPLICATION.

NOTICE.. JOHN SPAIN. the ton
am an occupant of the house stuatei
n s. W. Cor. Fifth aud DUPONT streets
in the Twelfth waii in the city oi WI.
ntinvton, a,lnty If New Castle aGd
State pf Delaware in compliance With the
requirements Of the acts Of the 1tehriai
Assembly in such ease mad" AMI pro
yi,letl do hereby give notice that ! Shall
nt,nly IN writing to the Court of G"rerai
=, SSionS Of the State uf IbrlaWrre III ana
fur New Castle county on Monday, he
18Th day of Sept, 4. -. 1901, bemg he
next term of said court. for license
ia. said house as an inn nr tavern 'or ne
sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors III
less quantities tlGln one quart 70 be
drunk On the premises. and the following
| respectable citizens OF said ward, ut least
| twelve Of whom ere substantial freehold
| crs Of said ward recommend the sal'i ap-
| plratiun. viz:
| Iuhn T.. daley. Samson Stern,
| Herman Erb. Samuel Stem,
| Frank krrjci, Horace Bradley.
i Patrick Daley. John itrnstliln,
/ Gh,s. Bloehnr. John r. Dolan,
| w t,rrrnWat, Ios Springer,
/ William Toy. John Fladingcr,
John Mairr. G. Zcyhcr,
Joseph Kelly. Alam Spain,
John Mahpr, j. Il. lItrshcr,
Jchn W AlrCny Peter Prcsthofcr,
Grlie Solia Iohn Kay.
Nlfrrd T.. Swan. l.. Il. Preston
George W Stealrett JOHN SPAIN.
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- pr"ppse to a"i. not talk said H..
already haze sand. | StAnd lal n,lrS-
trial Pea" and Will do everything WITHIN
my pw"l I, bring about iii adiiltr
"t Tie present conflict and, aS prssitE,nt
&c ilic Federation. to use my good 0lItrcs
7 II necessary lClWecn the Wo slllr, 1f
III" q ntIicl ta ~,tlr the trouble. | stand
lrraly 10 render any and all possible aid
!, stlrd ready IL assist the .tmpIgamatcd
IN any vat within my power. l2uttltei
than Ibis "aunot talk"
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G0MPERS SAYS 1T
rs TIME TO ACT

Washington, tn4 il. President Gion
lmrS and Secretary Frank Morrison, of
I'll" american frteraim, Of Labor rn
turned to-day ti.lD l'ittSllIrg. where they
We're ~ conference with President Shat
ier ahd others % Tire steel strike.
MI, ti"nlp"rs refused point hlanl, to
answer questions lngmlmg amy phase &c
~" strik" question aud wien aStm IL
the Executive mncIl of The Federation
was q Il" e;ll", together on If the f~lrr
atnn m'u cngtt4t'i in the steel, iron and
tin tlae"s would be called mti Frpicn
Ihat hc would nat discuss tEc question III
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nROPOSALS FOlt REMOVING
i Ashes The Board Of Directors oi
tl. Street and Sewer Department VIII
receive proposals until 10 o'clock, f,l"s-
,Iay morning. August 20, 1901, for rem"N-
ing ashes ani rubbish for term Of one
and Two wears, commencing September !.
1901. Specifications may be eNalhii.d
nj the office Of the Department. lf'
right to reject any and all bids Is re-
served. Atiest:
HARNEL j. WILEY.
Secretary.
The sun., 1901-08-12
r. p. Turner,
Seventh and Market,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
PRnPOS AIS.

Proposals for re-roofing the State
Arnory ut Twelfth and Orange streets.
Wilmington, Del, will be received at
the adjusant generals office in said
building until Saturday, August II. 1901,
III one o'clock p. III. Specifications Tor
the work can be obtained from the ser
geant IN charge of the building. Inc
right to rejuct any or all bids IS re-
served Proposals to be addressed 10 !.
T.. Wickershaw, adjntant general.
Adjutant Generals Office,
Wilmington, Del, Aug. Z. 1901.