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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Deaths on BURNING steamer

Houghton. Mich, May 12.-The pas
senger steamer Bon Voyage caught fire
in Lake superior and was bcached
near tie Portage ship canal. Five
hi getting from the boat to the shore.
The resi- Of the passengers. most Of
them men. with the crew, escaped in
safety tu the beach.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

Mrs. Lydia Biggs. tenant OF the Stock.
ton farm, which is in care OF the trustees
OF the New Castle Commons, trod upon
a mai several d ny ago. The nail entered
tie flesh, and the loot and leg b-came
. ,isoned and have become greatly 10.
Il !med and swoll,n. Serious Iesnls are
ieI'ei.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
New Castle Team Defeated

At Battery Park Oh Saturday after
noon The New Castle base nll team was
Defeated by iii" Link Bclt team If Nc"-
town rs thc score Of 10 "a q Williams
pitched for New Castle until the scvam-
til inning. Scarborough was in tho box
The remainder Of the game. The score
was as follows
RIFLE
New Castle ..12 5OOO1OO-g Il 2
Link Bolt 2O1OOl3 10 10 /
Earned runs. New Castle, z; Link
Belt. 2. Stolen bases Duffcy. cI.ach,
Countess. Kirby. Bonncr. Strickhousc. 2
Bosburn, Griffith. Sacrifice hits, Ray
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prcsi,Nt.riun I.inunc.s.

Auburn, y. Y, May T. The commit.
tee On systematic lcnciiccncr of lie
Presbyterian clllrcll. Of which Dr
Richards j. the chairman, will report
10 the general assembly next Thurs
day 1T Philadelphia thar the aggrc
gntr income for tile year closing May
|. 1901. nf tile eight boards of The Pres
bytprian church is 50 lS!, l32.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

Chicago May l2.-It is stated on an
par"ntly good authority that The deal
for the sale of the Wisconsin Central
has been perfected i'll London and will
he carried through in the course Of a
few weeks. The price nj which the trad,
considerably in advance of the present
market price of Wisconsin Contra
SiurE
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

Cleveland. May 12.-As the culmina-
ton of a bitter struggle between til"
LongshOrclnen's union AMI the line
agents of This city. that has been on
since early spring, three longshoremen
shot Frank l.avigne in the eye, in
hicting Il serious wound. Two other
men were reported hit by flying hul-
lntS
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

New York. May ia serious acci-
dent was narrowly averted on til" lIar-
lem river division of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad
when train No. 10, known as the Bos-
ton fruit express. fell through an open
bridge over the West Farms creek.
fortunately no one was injured.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
FOR A WARSHIP TRUST
international Armor Plate Combine
Plans Are Narrowing Down.
RECORD ORDNANCE CONCERN
Cramps and vickers & Maxim May
Operate Independent of the steel
Trust England Holds Con-
troll of Bethlehem stock.

Philadelphia. May l2.-Shipping men
say that the completion of the deal De
tween Cramp 4 Sons and Nickers Sons
& Maxim is about TO be accomplished.
Ii is practically admitted by those in
terested I'm the Bethlehem Steel com
pany that the controlling interest in its
stock may be purchased abroad.
This plant will take the place Of the
Midvale in the combination and VIII
make possible the greatest shiphnild-
ing. armor plate and ordnance prodnc-
ing company on earth.
If the vickers- Maxim managers In
tend 10 work in harmony with the
Cramps. il is conceded that they must
he In a position TO obtain armor plate
as promptly as they may need IL. This
material is the product Of the Bcthle-
hem and Carnegie mills only.
The Carnegie mills are in the steel
trust and cannot he purchased. II Is
simply question. therefore, whether
the ps-Nickers-Maxim combine
will acquire the Bethlehem or build 2
new plant.
Four or Ave men virtually own the
Bethlehem stock. OverturcS have been
made 10 these biz holders hy agents
who desired to obtain hy purchase n
control OF the company. They did not
however. make o definite offer. Negn
tiations are still in progress hut II i
asserted by one director that the lar
gest stakeholder had stated that III
deal would probably 20 through. This
stakeholder says:
Control OF the stock.
Il believe IL Is true that the Nicker'
company desires 10 establish q bushes
in this country. ana III looking about IL
agents could hardly fail To c0nSide
Bethlehem. Three or funr Of rs coul'
deliver control. anu ~ the proper iicnr
we would sell I'p e. this time !
. proposition has not come dircct from
Nickers' Sons 4 Maxim 10 purchaS
Bethlehem
II would he no surprise 10 those VIII
have followed the situation il the Brit
. ish firm should announce that u In
e procured control Of Bethlehem stock.
n 1t is reported that the steel trust wi
resist the foreign capitalists by maxim
a bid for Bethlehem.
/. 'If the steel trust seeks 10 drive 70
e in. what them" Bethlehem Stockhol,
e or was asked.
IS How can IT, was the reply. "R
y sides il is much hctt"r 70 lave ~
bidders. especially when they agree {
i the price to lie asked
!. Charles Fl. Cramp continues TO der
= that there is a deal pending hetwc'
his firm and Vickers' Sons n MAXI
lnt his denial was less emphatic til;
= on former occasions. Il was point
q ont by n financier who has Kept
il touch with the Cranli company that
,e is possible that deal might he ma
m without the knowledge Of the SEM
member of the firm.
When few years ago the capital
OF the company WAS increased from :
al, lOa.0O0 to S5GOU.OO0. the greater p;
al Of the new stock issued was bought
Isaac Seligman. the London bank
There is basis for the assumption Il
ls- the purchase Of the Srligman stock i
ne been effected without the details hei
A. transmitted 10 this side of the water,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

smyrna, May II The veslry Of 81.
Peters Cnnrch, smyrna, decide d to caI
q e Rev. " 3. Beach ri Pittsbnrg. to be
come rect oi the church. Mr.. l,tach
formerly wac ASSISTANT rector ~ s..
Johns Church, & Wilmington, and
made good impression Oh tie congre
cation Of =. Pc rr's when he preached
there les sunday. II il thought that he
will accept the invii alton.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Withhold a Lawn E.te,

Members If the Junior Board If the
Homeopathic Hospital held II meeting M
that Institution Oh Saturday afternoon.
In addition 70 The routine work il was de-
"id"d - hold = lawn frtc on June Is. 1t
viii hr held II lilo home Of Lindley e.
kcm M. l4ll Van Buren, street.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
The con.titution.. nigring

Bristol Il. l.. May y. The Triggers
Lave almost completed their work on
the Constitution. Everything is fitted
now On the vessel. with the exception
Of the boom, gaff. mainsail and upper
sprealers. There is no reason why the
yacht could not have her trial spin III
Il fnM lnXS
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Martial Inv VIII Continue

Jacksonville. Fla. May - The city
will remain under martial law ndcti-
nitely. This WAS decided here at Il
conference between the executive com
mittce Of the Jacksonville Relief assoc
citation ana Governor Jennings and II
special committee of the Florida lcgis,
latnre.
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An OIeomarrnrin. Decision.

Washington. May r. lhr actin.
commissioner of internal revenue lii
rendered nh opinion relative IL olru
margarine iii which he holds thai Il
sample of c,coanut oil containing ne
butter and which las not been cllurn,,!
with milk or cream is not subject Ii
tax as oleomargarne.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

Vancouver Il. =. May II Hundreds
Of horses which has" been running
Wild during the last few years on the
plains hrtwrcn Lilluort and Carbon
and ukanogan are being captured. To
he sold 10 the British government for
nsr III South .tfrica. An imperial cay
alry officer is now III lIamlnopS buy
Ing them a> rapid! as they are
brought in
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
REOMNSON.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Brownson .oo15ooofx ID ID d
East Fails .,, 300.OO.00.uso ~ 4
summary Earned runs. 2: Two Ills"
hits, Stannarl. Conner Danrorth T.oml.
blackburn. Cannon. lit lis pitched hulE
Stnnnard; snnrk ont Ticy BnSr on
balls, hy Smith; shannon. KIM, pI-
forth. Sinuott; by Krnny, Atkinson.
Hagan: left on hmso~. Rrnwnson, G; fia-t
Fails. s; lorlbl" play, IIaran II I.ilry d
Lord, and AInllin unaa~i-ted, Tim" ~
game, 2 hours Umpire, Hayes.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
REPUBLICANS NAME
STRONG CITY TICKET
econtinued from Page one)

adair.54: Lynn, 24s; Reinhradt, 100
Downward. 1873: Feaster, 321; Lewis, 2So'
Mccall, go.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

Mildlrtown. \. u, May ~ Wilt
William Trrwilligrr was assisting N
intoxicated man Ia Il llaylofi here i,
sleep off the effects Of liquor both lei
through Il trard6nr IL the tiour hcluw
Tcrwllgcr'> back is believed 10 III
broken, ana he will probably die. TN
other man was little injured.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
High mil For New Yorker.

Washington, May IL Lewis NORTH
mer Monroe of New York, accused of
the theft OF SS.0O in iewelry from the
house of Mrs. Olivia Starring. lad i
hearing in the city police court and
was held for the criminal court in
$4,000 bond
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Record Transfer Tnx

New York. May l2.-'rhe transfer tax
on the estate Of the late Henry Vii
lard has been paid To the treasurer of
Westminster county. Ii amounted to
n total Of S3l,I4Il9. This is the lar.
gest transfer tax ever paid in that
county.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Just in at
TURNER'S
Our Spring Specials

Beef. Wine and Iron, regular soc. bot
tie at SIC. or three bottles at 81 %.
ieibig Extract OF Beef, 40c aize at 2Sc.
our bottles 81 10. New goods inst in.
A BARGAIN in Canned Peas, New York
June, Zoe. 81. 10 doz.
DRIED FRUITS.
We have the best grown thoroughly
ripe California Apricnts, lie. are es.
pecially fine.
Fine California Prunes, Glib, PC.
COFFEE.
Onr G. and s. Blend is today without
an equal, rich old mellow COFFEE at
PC. Alb 500,
And 1T lsc or 3lb soc. we offer onr
special Blend. il fine strong Coffee like
a genuine oil! l.agnayia rich and strong.
SOLICITING YOUR COFFEE TRIAL.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

wish to extend my thanks to my
many friends Tor the gener Us support
given q NE at the Republican nominal
tiou election on saturday trust that
they viii ser their way clear to cxtnd
il e the same OH election Gay, for Which
they have my thanks in advance.
George II Mccall.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Two Howling Connects.

Two important bowling contesta will
he played 9th tbr u. n q. 4. alleys this
seek D,4 Wednesday evening the vii
N ng en Bicrcle cubs first team and
the list te IN u tie assoc alton whip a j..
flday yrurg tie EacpLd tram, 81 TIE
San hi anzlrlpus viii contest.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Baseball Saturday.

At Boston: RHE.
Boston r.. ..0003O o. 6 /
Phila ... 02SO01 10 /
Baiteries-NicholS. Willis and Kilt
ridge, Boston: Orth and Jacklitz. Phila-
lelphia: Nash. Umpire.
| Al Brooklyn: Ri. F..
Brooklyn i. ..oO.0000000- 90 ?
New York 1910 5000 o %. . !
BatoricS- Kennedy. Hughes ana Nc.
Gnire. Brooklyn: Matthcwsnn and South
New York; O'Day. umpire.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

Tie Rrnwn-on basp tai team viii play
q ltnr.e'- Gr-sc, hts N Sunday next
At Front aud Union streets. The Crea.
c.nta base a stfong team ana good
game n expected
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

The new cnp toGse ~ tine Whining
ton Hicysr cub 81 Niu,h and Washing.
ton rtter5s, @lii No opened On Ihutsiay
evrnInS "a iusitatinu l. extended to
the iuDlic ~ vi-it the cIiy's LeS home.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

New York. May citizens and
property owners of vailsburg. y. j..
banded together in an organization.
have demanded of the chief of police
that he stop the sunday bicycle races
at the NailSburg track.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
EASTMAN Is ACQUITTED
Harvard Instructor Cleared Of Rich
ard II. Grogan's Murder.
DEMONSTRATION IN COURT.
Jury Remained Ont More Than rive
H0urs-Accused's Wife. Mothef
aud Father Present When
Verdict WIS Rendered.

Cambridge. Mass. May la.-After
long ana dramatic trial Charles -.
Eastman. tile Harvard Instructor. was
acquitted of the charge q numbering
his brother in-law. Richard ii. 'irosan.
.ir.. while AT tnrgct practice Jnly last.
The jury. after listening patiently TOT
nearly three weeks IA tremendous
mass If testimony. followed by two
DAVIS of argument. debated i've hours
ana Il half before reaching Il Nerdict.
The II men iiled into the courtroom
and resumed their scats When lhe
foreman of tlr jury. looking straight ~
Eastman said IN Il clear voice - 'hht
Il vas heard throughout the room. NOT
guilty." there was II demonstration
among the lln spectators which the
court officers were unable to suppress
for several minutes.
Eastman's father. who has stood 10y
ally by his side through the Ion. STRAIN
and who has spared no cNpens" ~ law
vprs and experts 10 clear his son Of the
terrible charge. was the first 10 press
his hand aud IL aiTectionatrly sreti
him rs he stepped from The prisoner
stand II free man.
scene of joyful Confusion.
EaStman.S attorneys We're not far lf'
hind. ami tile courtroom hrrame Il
scene 0l iuhilant disorder. Finally
anict reigned. ma Judge Gaswell cl"se'
tile proceedings with u short speech Y
The Jurors IN which lie said the count!
lad Tie highest appreciation OF thti
intelligence and of their attention dur
ing the trial.
Before tie Jury left their seats East
man went over ana shook hands Will
each one and then passed into IN ante
room, where hc was greeted by his ri
atves and friends. His VIII" aud motl
a. were very much affected by the Nel
diet. rs 10th have been in constant III
tendance throughput the entire pr,
cccdines ANA iclt tile strain severely.
Eastman before he left said that Il
did not care To make Il statement. IL
! fore leaving for Iii. home he went oEo
, To the house of correction. where i
: had lived since his indictment last o.
4 toher. ana thanked the Officials IN
o sheriff fairhair.
y None Of the jurors would say an!
4 thing Of what took place during the
: deliberations. and nearly all left f
;. their homes Immediately.
. The day was probably one OF the $
r. vcreSt through which the Harvard i
Il structor las passed since his arrest. Fl
% he was obliged 10 listen 70 Il N"
: Scathing ama!gnmlrnt hy Attorney &c
elal Knowltun ami after the judge
charge to undergo the suspense un
the iury'S verdict was announced.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Injured in "A isuraway

.Inu MrFaddrn had two ribs broken
and received three scalp wounds in a
RIM away accident Mt Ninth and Walnut
streets on Saturday afternoon. He was
removed to the Delaware Hospital in the
Phoenix Ambulance.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
NINTH WARD.

downward, 1873: Feaster, 81; Lewis, ZSV'
Mccall, go.
For Council-Morris, Az.
NINTH WARD.
Twenticth Primary Election District,
A-,b and 4sth election districts: Mayor
Conrad. IS: Fisher. so; Ross, 50. Presi-
dent Of Council-Blaine, 100; Zebley, 6O
City Solicitor--Adair, 9; Lynn. 1862; Rein
hnr,lt. r. City Treasurer-Downwarn'
az. Feaster. LAG. AsseSsor-Lewis, 81
Mccall. &c. Council-.lones, p; faris'
l4s; Stetser, II.
Ywenty-firS; Primary Election District
4sth and 5Oth election districts: Mayor
Conrad 40. Fisher, So; Ross. 81. fresi-
dent Of Council Blaine. lO5; Iebley, N
City Solicitor-Adair IS: Lynn, AZ; KEN,
hardt. ~. City Treasnrer-Downward
81: Feaster. Sc. AssessOr-l.ewls. si' NC
caI. VS.. C'nunciI-Iones. s5; Farls' -
Stetser, SO. =.
Twenty.Secona Primary Election DIS
,rict. 51st election district Mayor-.oh
rod 10. Fisher. 80: Ross. 90. president
~ Council-Blaine. "a: Zebl"y. "a. 'it!
Solicitor-Adair. q: LINN. a: R"lnhardt
70. City Trcasnrrr-Downward. %
Fnoster 46. Assessor Lewis. %: NC
Can. a.. Council-.Iones %: Paris =
Stctser. "a.
Total for ward--Conrad, $; Fi>h"r
704. Ross. Ia: blaine. 2S9: Iehley. les
Adair. IS: Lynn, 255; Reinhardt' J
Downward 1872; Feast'.r. 2Ss; Lewis ~
Mccall. 2Ss ~.
For Cnumcil-JoneS, 1o9: FariS' ~
StetSer. al. Paris plurality, -,
TENTH WARD.
Twenty-third Primary Election bl'
trict. 25th ami 26th election district,
Mayor-Conrad. lS Fisher. 81; Ross R
President n Cnuncfl-Blaine. 80: Iehlc'
90 CITY Solicitor-Adair. p; Lynn. Z
Reinbardt. e. City Treasurer-ll"wI
ward-49. Feaster. 46. Asscss"r--'Ialii
CHER. %. Council-Ball, %.
Twentv-fonrth Primary Election III
trict. 9Th. 2Sth, and 2sth election a
trict>: Mayor-Conrad. -; Fisher 3
Ross. a.. President ~ Council Balm
%: Zchley. 81. City solicitor Adair' !
I.ynn. II: Reinhardt 80. City Trnasuf
Downward 81; Feaster. 90, assessor
Gallagher. 126 Council-Ball. 126
Total for ward-Conrad. &c: ltthf
90; Ross. a.: Blaine. 100: Iebley, i
Adair. 70: Lynn. a; Reinharit y
Downward. 10; Feaster, JOG. 'ialiaGh'
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Y. NJ. @. A. Mems Meeting.

Prof J. Berg Esennein of the Penn
Syyania Military academy addressed the
mems meeting AZ the y. NJ G.. y. ycster-
day aftrmoolI. Music was furnished by
the Harrison street NJ. f. Churl. choir.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

The ofhomore and freshmen clasae 9
oi D-.a"4re GpIirse Nil n9id a tied day
at N~Aarn temgrrc@. Tier a,e,i- III
evsuts Ii Which these tap a-svo ill
contest | il supremacy.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Robert M. Burns and children
have returned home from New York.
Mrs. Elwood II. Brown has returned
home from Pennsgrove, where she spent
May week.
j. B Bell, editor Of the Sun lay Star,
who has been at Eliz ,b,th City, N. G.,
visiting his moth r. will return home
tonight. He has been seriously i'll from
an attack Of the grip but has now fully
recovered.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
Killed a Pninter Dog.

\ pointer dog belonging to Thomas
Sharre. was killed by Il Fourth street
trolley ear on Fourth street between Tat
nall and West about midnight last night
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
0unker nnrsmen Win

Annapolis. May l2.-'rhe University
Of Pennsylvania eight cared Henley
crew defeated the first crew of the Ma
val academy by IL feet. or exactly one
second in point of time.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

New Haven, May T.. Yale defeated
Harvard in an exciting series of track
events constituting the annual dual
meet between the universities
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

Tne sch oneF Annie l.. Russell has
been aold by Captain f.. y. llendrxsnn
TO the Dltton Bros. Of Milton, Del. His
new schooner building at W. S. Abbott 8
4hipyard in Milford. will be ready to
launch the latter part Of this month.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

ne resumed at once.
The Queen Anneis Railroad has re. /
celved Elk passenger and two Pullman |
coaches and one chair car, tn be used in !
liz express train service between Love |
Point, q Ieen,town and R-hoboth. The |
coaches 6ere taken to Queenstown on
Friday AID Saturday last.
straw berries are now in bloom. The
luscious fruit, home grown, will not BE-
in market before the 18th or Goth Of the
month. which vii be week later than
usual.
The rnit and produce growers OF Sns-
.ex c6unty will hail with delight the
pening d he new transportation line
10 Philadelphia. What that section has
neeIed for some time is cheap and ready
transportation. During the fruit season
the steamers are TO leave the Iewea pier
in tile evening, and thus the fruit which
has be- gathered during the day will be
anded in the Philadelphia market
shortly ai.tr midnight.
Sheriff Hart is having the Jail yard in
tieorgetown and surrounding made to
look quite different, and when he is
through with the work it will look like
. new pace. No more pig pens adorn
the yard.
| Col. l.. w. Mus,ar and family, oil
L@wes, ill leave today for Shanghai,
China. They will be abroad several
mOnths.
The Philadelphia and Lewes Trans
portaiion Company, will open its line
With tie fine, fast steamer Gen. J. A.
Dnnont She will leave Iewes on he,
first trip at 3 p IN Nav II, and there
after make tri weekly runs, leaving TIL
9 company's new pier at LeSes at 3 p. III
! ,ev-ry "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
:, and returning, leave Arch street whar
\ Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at til
same hour.
The Milford schools will be closed i
ten days. The Board OF Education need
500 more to close mp tie accounts Il
/, the year.
2. Frank Robinson and John Whaey, {
NJ ford, arrived home Thursday mon
ing from Manila They are in the best
y htalth. Two years ago they enlisted
:, the nited States Volunteer Array all
!. vent to the Philippine Islands with II
n 2Sth Infantry. George Hobbs, who Il
listed at the same time with them, d
not come back, but is now on he poll
force in the city OF Manila, where
draws SO per month.
~ Tne sch oneT Annie l.. Russell h
N been aold by Captain +. y. llendrixs,
AZ to the pllton Bros. OF Milton, Del. H
n. new schooner building at W. S. Abbott
,r. 4hipyard in Milford, will be ready
u launch the latter part Of this month.
Ir
~ Daniel GJdwin Andere on, the secn
- son Of James +. Anderson VI North NJ
~ ford, who is a student az WaalIingt
~ College, in Chettertown, Md, has "
nonor for hls college and distinction
himself, in the recent imer-collegi,
oratnrical contest, by caotnrng the ii
prize, gold medal. He chose for
thame, Political Deapotsm.'
or Mrs lydia Rigos tenant If tho sto,
M ton farm, which is in care OF the trust
nay OF the New Castle Commons, trod up
~ A nail several d " ago. The nail enter
ica no a.sL md no i,1n, and l.'n 70.
. isoned and have become greatly
Il fl med and awol,n. Serious itsnus
ieLei.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
TWELFTH WARD.

Twenty-Sixth Primary Election Dis
trict. 32d election district: Mayor-Coi
rad. 80: Fisher. -: Ross. 49, President
ur Council.- Blaine. 81: Zebley Al. city
Solicitor .Adair. 81; Lynn. 81: Rein
harit. 49, Cry Treasurer Downward,
SO: Fna.trc. As. tssessor-Gaagher. III,
Council I;nmmcI. 50; Mcmillan. g.; An
drrSpn, /.
Twrnty-scvcnth Primary Election Dis
trict. 33d. ana 34th election districts
Mnyor-Conrad. A.: Fisher, 81; Ro-s, ~
President II Council Blaine. 11G: I"le
ley. 81 Rcinhardt A.. City Treasurer
Downward, &c: Feaster, 112 Assessor
Gallagher. 17a. CouncilT;o mmtll. ~
Mcmillan. a: Anderson IS.
Total f0r ward-Conrad. 3 Fisher, ~
I;nSs, 1876; Blaine, Isl; Zcbley. 1o3: Adair
s.: Lynn. 49, Reinhardt, 81; Downward
l29; FrnStrr. 100: Gallagher 800.
For Council ommc. 105: Mcmillan
1885, Anderson, 81; McMilIan's plurality
90
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

VA next SATURDAY tie district viii
give 80 mile iis. The birds will be
liD.ra.t d at Rocky Mount, Va.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

The Green Anne's Railroad has re-.
ceived six passenger and two Pullman
colches and one chair car, to be used in
ts express train service between Love
Point, q Ieenstown and R-hnboth. The
coaches Sere taken TO Queenstown on
Friday AID Saturday last.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
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ELEVENTH WARD.

Twenty-tifth Primary EInctl0N Ill-TTI0T.
35th. goth and 37th election district
Mayor-Conrad. VI. Fisher, s.; Rn-S, 81,
President If Council Blaine. 81 IclileE
"a. City SOlicit"r-Adair. 2; Lynn.
I,.nhardt. III City Tr"asurer-l'"W
ward. 81: Fca~tnr &C. ASSESSOR 'aila'
cher. l3s.
For Council-Hcndcrer 80: Green AZ
Wrighrin.tun. "a; Wri=htington'S PIN.
rulitv
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13
STATE NEWS NOTES.

John Shahan. living on a farm near
smyrna, / asa calf thee weeks old which
vas born without tail.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

1t is nmnred that work rpt n the In.
land Waterway Canal connecting
Chincotc ague with Rehoboth Bay, viii
ne resumed at once.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-13

Daniel G3dwin Anderson, the second
son Of James +. Anderson uf North Mil.
iord, who is student a. Washington
College, in Chettertown, Md, has won
nonor for hls college and distinction for
himself, in the recent collegiate
oratnrical contest, by caotnring the tirsi
prize, gold medal. He chose for hi
thame, Political Deapotism.