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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-04

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!, STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Watts Assured $500 Damages.
By decision of the supreme court
in the case of George ". Watts against
the Seaboard Air Line, the road must
pay Watts $500. Watts was guard
at the penitentiary in Columbia. He
fell in o cut at night and hurt his
back.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-04

was stated that no light on the loss
had yet been obtained, but that the
Southern Express Company had or
dered rigid search for the package.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-04
Glass Works to close Down.

The Indiana glass manufacturers
notified all their plants in the Ulitsds
States to close May 1st until lats m
the fall. This is two weeks earlier
than usual.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-04
Money Still Missing.

A New York dispatch says: PresA.
dent Hendrix, of the National Bank OF
Commerce, said that nothing further
had been heard respecting the missing
$4,000 in the express package con-
signed to that institution by the Bank
of Columbia, at Columbia, S. G., which
was found to contain nothing but
brown paper.
At the offices Of the Adams Express
Company, which handled the package
for the Southern Express Company, 1t
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-04
Cnretnn Gets Resuite.

CUrPCUH Uets 1<cSPftc'
Governor McSweeney respited to
April 26th Miles Cureton, colored,
sentenced to hang in Greenville the
past week.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-04
Tribute to Dead Baristers.

The Greenville Bar Association pass.
edresolutions touching the late Judges
Wallace Witherspoon, and Fraser. A
number of addresses by members OF
the bar were made. Judge Benetpaid
q tribute to the memory of the dead
iurists and the resolutions were order
ed spread on the records, and court
adjourned as mark of respect to the
memory of the deceased judges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

press big yellow scoop stories that the editor of the paper in
sisted should 90 in and thereby made Of the little flies
gv 1t looks probable: and this fly should hc wiped out for
daring interfere with the department whose exclusive
anayencn given into the hands Of the editor, who prints
everything the president does not object to. certain court
official who holds few shares of stock walked into the office
scvrl; weeks ago and asked that big expose about
friends of his who selling liquor without lccs" !" kept
of the paper Now this very story sweet meat to the
editor and after toing hard with Of his rgh hand men
in getting the article into shape he did not enjoy seeing it
pulled beyond his reach just his ready t" close on
it, lie told this official that it could not be as the pub
lie wanted the and be accommodated Then too ii
was fine feather in their cap to show these dryerS OF 'r
law to the public in their right cooS The official got very
angry and promised have the editor removed but he
small fly to buzz in that monster company so his three"
came naug m The story printed and there has been
very angry official since who has wanted to get square
with body for showing up his friends and having them
brought into a and fined Now this certain fly should
be crushed for getting angry with his superors Don't yon
think SO. Then it is said that George \. Elliott would
much like to 90 the United Stated Senate the representa-
tive of little Delaware but long Go" Henry DUPONT was
in the field and of the principal owners Of the journal
the only way that he could be boomed he has waited in
silence Eu, silence, it quoted is golden and he w~ waits
will he rewarded.
Is Elliott waiting and would he really like to I" the
Senate? Some people say otis true ,. Others say that ii will
never come pass a. the bitter fight swagcd by the journal
against Adlicks will prevent any Union Republican from vot
ing for him. and without their votes his ASPIRATIONS will never
he satisfied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
CARD HASk Er.

Mr.. Daniel Mcbride. proprietor Of
the saloon at 70S Orange Street ano
Mr.. Hollis returned home yesterday
from cunning trip down the State,
where they haggcd ducks, rabbits,
wild turkeys. snipe and chickens,
which lie vii. serve to his customers
for lunch tomorrow evening.
Nelson Rash, Of No. 4eS East
Fourth street, is at Dover on Il ten.
,, days vacation.
John Barker Of No. G04 Poplar
! street, has returned from Il siy.days'
/ vacation among friends at Deimar
ard Laurel.
Clarence &. Thomas Of Clayton goes
to Kccdy Island, having accepted Il
position III the health department a;
that place.
A. V. Jamison, of No. llOl West
Seventh Street, is spending Il few day6
among his relatives near st. Georges,
this county.
John Newell, John A. Kane and
John Murphy left to-day for Laurel
on q cunning "Trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

performed the ceremony in the
presence of many friends OF the
young people
The bride wore lovely gown OF
white taffeta and chiffon. and a veil
caught with pearls. Her flowers
were bride roses. Mrs. J, NJ. Hut,
sister OF the groom, was natron oil
honor, and wors gown o. white
SILK. The bridesmaids MISS Flo, a
HOLE, and Miss Edna Tunis wore
white chiffon, aud carried white
chrysanthemums. J. NJ. Huff. OF
Wilmington was best man, ami Il.
r. HolIett and Is. f. Van Winxle Of
Clayton were ushers.
Instead OF a wedding march Miss
May Lealhers sang "Oh. Promise
Me" as the bridal party approach.
ed the chanccl Miss Virginia Bay
nard played Mendeissoans tri-
umphal march as the party lett the
church. \ reception was held al
the home OF the brides parents. at
ter the ceremony, which was large.
ly attended by friends Of the popu.
lar young people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
SCORESOFLIVESLOST
Miners Suffocated by Smoke
In q Colorado Mine.
TWEyTY-1WO BODIES ALREADY FOUND
Fla mes nt the Nouth Of the Snug
vler-l nian Mines at Telluride
Entrnp TWO Hundred

TEI.Ll'RllbE. Colo. Nov. 2l.-Wlihi
is likely to prove H., most disastrous
accident ,ha, has ever occurred in II
metallic mine in Colorado resulted yes
ter,iay from II tire which burned tn"
buildings al the mouth "f tn" Blliion
tunnel, through which the Sn,uEgi"r-
Union mine Is worked. and which iillcd
the mine with deadly gas and smoke
II Is impossible TO give even All approx
inraie estimate of the loss of life. bul it
il hrlirycd that II will rrarll ltW. Tween
ty-two are known to have peri>lsd.
Th. fire started early This morning
FROM n defective tlue in h" bEnkh"lsr
at the mouth OF the tunnel II was
quickly blown 10 the other b'ialingS.
The ,lonS" smoke from the burning con
v.rtcr house. which was saturated with
oil. began pouring into the tunnel,
which. with the shafts Of il't mine act
ri as chimney.
The day shift composed Of about ~"
men, had just gone Oh duty and be.
fore they could be warned Of their dan,
S'I Wv lFNtlN sipps' N'i' i''''
with gas. AS soon as the men hecaln"
aware of their danger efforts were
made to reach the surface through va
rious exits. and about half Of those in
the mine escaped. 1t will be impossible
to ascertain the number left in the mine
for several hours on account of the gas
in some of the levels.
The Smuggler-l is one Of the
oldest in the district and has several
abandoned openings. some "i which
were available. Most of those who rs-
capped did so through the old Union
workings and The old Sheridan tunnel.
A resruing party cut n connection
through from the adjoining commission
workings and took out some OF the
men.
Although the buildings were partially
consumed, the dense smoke continued
to pour into the talnn" and il was
no, until latr in the afternoon that it
occurred TO the management To Shu, off
the d'nf, by blasting rock into the tun-
mel
II is believed by mining men that
had this been dullr as soon as the fire
started all loss of life might have been
avcr,ed, Th" property loss is about
$IU,uO0, fully covered by insurance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
The sIUuinp Jury Secured,

WASIIlN NGTUN. Nov. 2l.--At few
minutes past :; o'clock yesterday the
jury which is TO try Mrs. Ida Borjne
on the charge Of numbering James Sey.
mour .Ayrns .Ir.. the young census
clerk WAS completed. and The court
then adjourned until 10 O'Clock today.
half of the government was mad" by
the district attorney. MIR. Douglas.
representing Mrs. Boninc, said after
the court adjourned that h. would re-
serve his opening until after all The
witnesses for the prosecution had been
heard 1t is expected therefore. that
the taking of testimony will begin at
once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

HARRISRi'RG, Pa. Nov. 21.-The
official returns of the recent election in
the state, AS tab,llAtrd at the state de
partment. show that the vote for state
treasurer was: Harris 'Rrp,l. 435.n4o:
Coay Dem.., Municipal League anu
Union, 3S9.57O: Porter Hro.|, 1904:
Mcconnell (Social Labor. 2.5Si Barnes
(publir Ownership, 2,G14: Watkins
Pe0ples,. $50: total. S4S, ,4lo: Harris
plurality, 43.i7O. Coruy received 3d.
l13 votes in the EniOn party column.
This Is more than enough votes for
that party to get a column on the bal
lots next year without the furmality
of taking out nomination papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
SMALLPOX Scare IN Philadelphia. u.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 Nearly
a million persons in Philadelphia. ac-
colding 10 he chief clerk OF the health
bureau have been ynccjnaird during
the past few months as Il result of the
prevalence Of smallpox. He bases his
calculation Oh the fact that more than
1On,MW vaccinations wer" mrdc by the
bureau itself and that the reports Of
private physicians lead him to reach
that conclusion. OF thc |, 1,4Uo inmates
of the Eastern prnitentiary $50 hav"
been varcinntcd. There has been an
average of more than fifty ncw eases
Of smallpox reported in his city each
week during the past two nr three
months. hui the percentage of deaths
is Sulall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

Lon Ion, Nov. 70 --Spvoral hundred Tor
les tried to break up Il pro Buer meeting
last might a. Maidstone. Kent, preside
over by sir Patterson Nickalis, u prOin
inent member OF the Stock Exchange
" hen h. .ta:iuu 10 SPEAK. there were
yroans and riDald song and latnr u, ho
fnypred Offering definite toms To the
Beers n lot OF rCwdIeS S ormrl the plat
form, AMI the meeting b. uko w in great
di 0r,tur.
Ga tho Stock Exchange today tho
brokers were much srlrlcd up by Aicknli'a
ut crlnc.s. and ia the ab cnce OF busines,
they pusseu the time in singing God
Save tho hing' and in making various
o her demonstrations ugaipst tho uup"p
ulur member.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
\ WOMAN OF NOM MPOkTANC l..

Rose CoSan Is to appear at the
Opera House on Saturday night in
new play which scores mertiless.
ly the .ads and insiccritles pre-
>ealent in the world of society. en-
titled IA Woman Of 10 Import
ancc. Rose Cogian will assume
the part Of Mrs. Arhuthnot. and is
supported by several OF the most
prominent actors and actresses OF
society PLAYS New York can pro.
vide. Miss Coslan dominates the
entire performance. aud her brill
liant deiineation Of woman >:;,"-
ing for social recognition IN the
face Of opposition and depreciation
IRON clique oil aristocratc sciuns
OF Enslands nobility beaded BY
man who should honor and esteem
her. shows Rose Coslan TO splendid
advantage, especially in the emo
tional scenes of the play.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
DOCKST A DIIRS.

Gus Richards. the dua sex I'M
personator. has the caIl at Dock.
ntadcr's this week, In the way OF
real rovelty it is doubtful j! there
is anything 10 Vaudeville quite
edual to this effort o: Richards.
Many players can impersonate a
woman successfully butto make up
as one hall woman and one half
man, and successfully too is one of
the real novelties Of the year.
Samuel Elliott and Maioric Fair
in new comedy have received
much of the applause. ior their Of
iering is decidedly strong as a
mlrlh provoker. Zeda and Eden.
offer spectacular novely "The
Death OF the Drahoon which is
unique and Of much interest.
D,gsin' 8 famous trained monkeys
aud dogs, Mamie Remington and
her p,ckanInnies. the Brown'nas
and others. make up a big rrodue-
lion at any theatre. 1t IS certain
that they we're never seen before at
the prices one pays 70 see them at
Doekstaders this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

WJNSTED, Conn. Nov. 2l.A pre-
mature blast of dynamite on the New
Haven road late yesterday afternoon
caused the death of Grorg" Ball. aged
thily-eighi. and injured ten laborers.
Ball was knceling over a hole prerar-
ils ,he blast. IL.s pockets WEI hl!oG
with sticks Of dynamite which he in
tended to use for other blasts. IN sum
manner the blast was prematur"ly "X-
ploled, and Rnll was blown to atoms.
The other ten men, including the fore
man. II. V. Johnson. were stunned and
cut by flying rock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
IA WLEI--LE,iG.

Smyrna, Del. Nov. 20. William 4
FawIcy of Chester aud Miss Nellie
Legg of Smyrna, were married here
this afternoon, the ceremony being
performed dt the home Of the bride 5
uncle, William Z. Legg, by the Rev.
Y. II. Haynes.
The best man was Frank johnson
Of Chester, and Miss Elizabeth Curry
of Smyrna was bridesmaid. After
tile wedding II reception was held,
which was attended by nun Der of
people from Chester and Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Fawlcy left ON a late
train for Il northern trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
Sold lapitol ttotel,

Dover, Dol, Nov. 2o.-A Few weeks ago
it was announced that jaime. b. Milling
ton would retire from management OF
ihs CaIi oi Hotel. and bs succeeded BY
hi cider bro, her, George A >, who intend
cd to r; turn TO DIVER from his farm and
ume his Old vocation as u boniface.
Magistrate Julian d. jnnvier OF New Gas
tie owner Of he hotel. and. father In law
nt George A. Mil!ington. having dicd the
hotel was offered to tho Millingtons for
sale bv Attorney Frank !oH. Ianvisr who
Desired to di,p 9, of it, This brought ou
II cUniroscrsy anh George A. MilIingtOn
through kcnney Il Magee. prayed Chan
crllor Nicholson to enjoin the Janvis1
heirs from selling the hoiel to any ott
person than himself Wi hin the limo
lowed him to make M hts mind. The
ing WAS set for todav. Tho youngf
tho brothers. however. agreed -
and retire from the hnte!, and u
thai ;3 eco was raid o MIN by che
A. MillirIton at Urn"ys 10 allow
Junction to issue G "rge A. Mil
therefore has purcha I'd the hoste
will take CHARGE next Monday.
pad for the hotel Is said to have
0Jn cash.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

ATHENS, Nov. 2l.-Thc agitation Of
the university students against the pro-
posal to translate the gospels into mod
ern Greek has resulted during the past
two days in riotous demonstrations
against two newspapers which have
been advocating such translations. Yes.
ter,lny the students fired on the police.
Troops were then summoned, ana Sc
rious fight occurred. which resulted in
the wuuuuing Of a score of cavalry
men and several students.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
BAD FAITH DENIED.
bulgarian Foreign Ohice H~sents In
AlnuatiOns-l IL imat uIn to andits.

SOFIA. Nov. 2l. The foreign office
here rrsents the destinations published
abroad that the government Is acting
in bad faith in the matter Of rftrrting
the release of Miss Stone and. explain
ing It's attitude toward Mr.. Dickinson.
the diplomatic agent here Of the United
States. aiiirms lis cutira readiness to
take any action suggested by him.
The foreign office also AYERS that act
ing upon HE suggestion Of Mr.. Dick
illson. il caused q villag" of Grat-
clowu to he surrounded and searched a
fortnight ago. but che hriganhs were
not there. II also says that Mr.. Dick
insnn'> later Indignation to ll" effect
thai the bandits were concealed IN Il
,ietilr of the B"llrritzu mountains. dis
1rirt of lGibnitZa. could not bc acted
upon by ii. hs an inquiry showed the
plac" in question 10 bc within Turkish
territory.
The latest intelligence received here
sets forth that the briganls are holding
out for Il high figure Of I;Insuin. and II
Is asserted thai they are able I" keep
their 'apiirrS aS long Us this may he
necessary,
Mr.. Dickinson. according 10 the Ve
Zelna POsia. whose editor was Il mem
her of thr former Macedonian commit.
Tee. has sem an ultimatum 10 the brig
ands giving them six days to accept
specified sum aS thr riIlSon for Miss
Stone. If this amount is not accepted
within the time mentioned. Mr.. Dick
insuuS olicr will he withdrawn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
ENJOYABLE PARTY.

A very enjoyable evening party
was given by Misses Bertha aud Bes
sic Hyland at their residence BOG
Walnut Street. Music and games
were played. At a late hour refresh.
mentS were served.
Among those present were: Miss
Clara Kitselman, Hattie Fisher, Sadie
Brstow, Blanche Montgomery, Vio-
lettc HYATT, Maggie Barney, Bessie
and Bertha Hyland. Messrs. Charles
Iitcl. James McStage, George BIest,
William l'redericks, Charles Kelley.
Walter IIyland, James lrnes, Antho.
ny Camille, Willie Hyland, Frank Il.
IIyIand. Mrs. james Kelley, Mrs.
Frank lIyland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
WHERE THE LAUGH COMES IN.

Another bright and en- oyabIc
event al the Opera House on We'd.
resday night is where The
Laugh Comes In written by Chas.
W. Chase. the well.known writer
and drama,ist aud presented BY
Melville Daniels with company OF
players OF whom every member has
been most carefully selected TO ill
the roles. Vim. r. Bryant SO tav
orably known s. the star OF keep
il Dark heads the list ot laugh
makers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

Trenton. n. j, Nov. William
Rilny, manager Of tho Trontun American
League basketball team was crossing u
tr!dsn thut spans the Penusyivannl Rail-
ROAD unriy this morning, whoa Two mrn
pouncel upon him. Ihoy Knocked him
down, rit III his pockets. aud thon tirow
him over thr guard rail OF the bridge Of
tho rulironl tracks.
Kilcy managed TO crawl TO a nearby
hou and medical a;d was summoned
He wns found to Do suffering from thtle
broken ribs. II fractured skull and RI
Gus internal injuries. He is now lying in
tho City Hospital IN Ii precarious couli-
tinn.
This Is the seventh "hoidup" that has
occurred in Trenton within ths past threa
weeks, and the oIica hiv, bsen un lble
loge II clue to the hignwhymcn'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
Put Ont Fire With Milk,

Altoona, Pa., Nov. % Shortly after
On,ry,nun John Collins had finished milk
Ing his ~ cows enriy this morning this
lantern which ho carried exploded aud set
fire to tho straw In the barn. The flames
spread rapidly. giving Collins no time TO
draw w+tUr from the we'll.
At the .uugestion OF his vito. he started
In with tho mix pals. and togethor thsy
fought tic flames. the entiro NOR ming
yield, 20 pals was used before Tho flames
were extinvuished. The stru,ture saved
was va u.d at t400l, in addition 10 the live
stock, hay and teams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
WILMINGTON THEATRE.
MAM'SELLE AWKINS.

'Al am 'sellc 'Awkins' comes to
the Wilmington Theatre tonight
for the remainder Of the week.
Nothing that has ccme TO this
no use Tor several years brings a
m ore brilliant cast. or more favor
able commen, than this The Phil
adclphia Times said "Richara
Carrie and Alfred +. Aarons vaudc.
vile called Ma m selle 'Awkins
wa, performed in The Auditorium
by play crs who. while new here IN
the various roles. were sue
cessful in provoking great deal
OF laughter and winning applause
for their handling OF the incidents
that made Tor the long popularity
OF the play when it was previously
in local view.
The title.rolc was played with
humur and distinct chacteri2atiun
by Della Stacey. whose work com
pared very well with that of loserh.
inc Hall who had The character
during the long run OF last year,
Her cockney dialect as the ambit-
ious daughter OF the successful
soapboier was capital. Max Kosai,
PLAYING the money.rnder. Snltz
Edwards former role. scored III
his song, The Chosen Race with
its comic arrane memcnt Of we'll
known mercantile names. Harry
Wilson. as the impecunious lord,
and !, T.. Sullivan, the eccentric
Scot. were others prominent in the
cast who made hits. Several new
songs were given; and such OF the
original material as would now
seem shopwo orn or out OF date had
been replaced by new specialltIcs
and episodes, y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
TUNIS-MCCONAUGHY.

Clayton, Del, Nov. 20-Saint
Paul's N. f. Church, here was the
the scene Of a beautiful chrysan.
themum wedding at $50 o'clock
this evening. The contracting
parties we're William H. Tunis, Jr.
express agent at the Delaware
railroad station, and Miss Minute
McConaughv, daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. NJ. McCoraughy. Rev. J.
A. Arters, pastor Of the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

DECATUR. Ala, Nov. 2l.-.Iames
Wynn. an Oxford blacksmith, has mar
r0wly escaped being buried alive. Aft
cr the funeral services the caskrt was
opened ut the grave. when the body
was seen to move. The casket was hur-
ricd back to the home Of Wynn. where
he revived and is now under treatment.
Wynn had been pronounced dead by
physicians, and he lay apparently dead
for two nights and day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Nov. 21.-HOn.
Clem Studebakcr, one of the best
known men of the middle west, is dy-
ing. Since $50 o'clock yesterday after.
noon he has been in an exceedingly
critical condition. The nature of his
illness is stomach trouble, with which
he has been i'll for more than year,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
lisslssiunI Murderer Captured,

MEMPHIS. Nov. 2l.-A telephone
message received from Oxford, Miss.
states tha, WIN Mathis. charged with
numbering two deputies several nights
ago. has just been captured ut Dallas.
twelve mile south of that place A
mob of 200 people from Oxford. Ponto.
toe and other places are now bringing
Mathis to the scene of the alleged
crime. Bonfires are being built in the
streets of Oxford and it is feared that
Mathis, upon his arrival, will br burned
or lynChed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21

RJFFALO. Nuv. 2l.-At Il meeting
of the International Railway Employ
pes' association President W. taryl
Elv of the International company.
which operates trolley lines in this city
and vicinity. announced that the wages
of all conductors and motOrlnrn would
be advanced from and after Nov. 23
from II, 1S and 10 cents to Is. ~ and
70 cents per hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
H0ule Entertain
lnentS.
HOME W WEDDING.

A quiet home welding took place
last evening at the home of ID. z
Gibbs, 22O9 Tatna,i street, when hi s
daughter, Miss Robcrtlla l.. Gibbs
was married to Clyde e. Thomas, {
wcIl-known young business man.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. {. W. Prettyman. pastor Of
Brandywinc M. E. Church.
The bride and groom were unat
tended and the ceremony was wit
messed only by the immediate rc!a'
tiveS and friends Of the two families
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-21
Wcather Probabilities.
Fair; light to fresh northerly winds
At Fort Delaware.

Tho War Department has ord, red u
company ofiho One Hundred and Nine
taenth Regiment fruIn Fort Mott N. w.,
to Fort Delaware 70 relieve tho artillery
dctach inrnt At tho latter post which will
no returned to its proper station nt Fort
DUPONT. Fort delaware will be main
tnincu Us sub post Of Fort DUPONT.