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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
adams Express Man Wins.

In Magistrate Sasse'S court yesterday
the suit of John A. Senderling
against the ADAMS Express Company
Was heard The action was to recover
sS7 80 and after hearing the evidence the
gave Judgment in favor Of
the plaintiff for the full amount. with
interest.
Srndrrling was formerly n driver in
the employ Of the company, and accord
ing to the testimony, during the blizzard
Of 1900 $50 worth of mushrooms Were
sent to the local office from Kennett
Square, Pa, to be shipped to New York.
hut on account of the marking the ship
mcnt was delayed and subsequently the
company paid $50 on account of the de
lay.
Srndcrling recently left the employ of
The company and instituted the action.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
CHARGES WERE UNFOUNDED
Jacob Hauser's Death Due to Natura
Caus S.

Dr. James \. Draper, Jr., assisted
~ Dr. james W. BnSirian. yesterday
made II post mortem eNamina-
ion Of the body Of Jacob IIauser, who
lied IL the State Hospital for the Insane
At Earnhurst on Monday evening. After
The examination DIR. Draper reported
hat death was due to natural causes.
superintendent llanckT of the hospital,
Coroner Frick and his undertaken, J. Il.
, handler. We're present at the time OF the
examination. The examination was
made at No. 2O5 Fifth avenue. the home
of the relatives of the deceased, to which
place the body had been removed.
Dir. Draper reported the result of his
finding to the coroner, and no inquest will
% held unless an affidavit is made to the
effect that the deponent believes an in
quest is necessary and gives grounds
therefor.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
MANY MAY PARTIES.
Merry Young People in Brandywire
Park Yesterday.

The children of the city are not con
inpd in the school house this week and
hey with older brothers and sisters, par
'nts or guardians, spend greater part
# the week in the parks. Yesterday the
Dark on the south side was crowded.
Children of all sizes and classes were out
n force when they were driven home
arly in the evening by the approaching
darkness. They We're tired but better
'or having spent the day in the woods.
They were laden with wild flowers and
blossoms.
The accommodating park guards were
icpt busy keeping the little ones out of
l;ingcr Despite the large crowds there
we're no serious accidents but several of
he Youngsters rolled down the hills and
skinned their hands and faces. The
boys in the parks found much pleasure
II crawling ont on the rocks in the Bran
lywine. They sat there the greater part
II the day fishing. They were not very
n"cessfu but they had lots Of fun. The
park guards say that if il is clear today
he largest crowd Of the week will be ut
he park.
Extra tables have been prepared on
which the parties can spread their
lunches.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
DUNN
HOME AGAIN
Hearty and Strong After Two
Years Campaigning.
LOST BUT THIRTY-FIVE MEN
Although the Regiment Saw Active
Service the Officers and Men
Were Healthy Most
of the Time
LOST BUT THIRTY-FIVE MEN

Lieutenant John M. Dunn of this city,
arrived home yesterday after nearly two
years active service in the Philippines.
Lieutenant Dunn joined the 2Sth Nolun-
icrrs ut Camp Meade in July, 1899. He
that date and has been away until the
present time
lie arrived in this city about 11.30
o'clock yesterday morning but reached
San Francisco on April IA and was mus
tered ont of service on May /. A large
number of relatives and friends We're at
French street station to welcome the
popular young lieutenant home. When
seen by n representative Of The Sun last
night at the Wilmington Bicycle Club
Lieutenant Dunn talked freely of his
trip abroad. He looked as usual with
the exception that he was bronzcd by the
tropical sun.
Lieutenant Dunn said that the rainy
season in the Philippines is not as bad
ms it is said TO he. He was in active
service most OF the time in Southern
Luzon. He saw Captain Alfred Fore
man of the Forty-frst Volunteers, who
was formerly an officer in the First Della
pnes. This was while he was on the
L. s. transport Thomas at Manila, ready
. sail for home. Captai Foreman will
probably he home some time during the
summer months. Lieutenant Dunn said
here We're several other Delaware boys
n his regiment whom he could not re-
call.
Tho officers Of the 2Sth Regiment,
Infantry, United States Volunteers
,rrivcd at Broad street station at 5
,'clock yesterday morning. Tn the party
were: Lieutenant G. ROdman Jones. one
Of the youngest officers in Uncle Sans
service: Captain Charles s. Campbell.
Captain Claude s. Fries, Of Camden
Lieutenant Frederick p. Nelson. Lien
tenant Ralph NJ. Mitchell, Lieutenant
Robert S. Hansbury. Captain Samuel A.
Price. of Chester: Lieutenant John M.
Dunn. of Wilmington and Captain John
VT. Dunn. of Boston.
or the journey home he said: eve left
Manila on March is. and after touching
at Japan we sailed direct for San Fran
cisco, arriving there on April IA. On
The 1st of May our regiment was mus
cred ont and the hoys began to depart
FOR home. The 2Sth was one Of the
healthiest regiments in the service.
Snrgeon-Gcneral Sternberg remarked
that it was the healthiest body OF men
he oyer saw coming ont of L,lzon after
= years service. or the 1.035 men in the
regiment, only nalf dozen were in the
hospital. suffering from slight ailments.
The boys saw considerable hard fighting
md went through many engagements,
but there were only thirty-five lost in
killed. wounded and missing"
Lieutenant Dunn has not vet mapped
ont his plans for the future but he will
probably enter the military service again.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
NEW CENTURY CLUB.
Annual Meeting Held Yesterday and
Officers Elected for Ensuing Year

The Board of Managers of the New
Century Club held its annual meeting in
The clubhouse yesterday afternoon. The
following officers We're elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. $. Cornelia
Bowman: first vice president, Mrs. Lewis
Nandcgrift; second vice president, Mrs.
Edward Belts; recording secretary, Mrs.
Ann Frbcry; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson; treasurer, Mrs.
Charles Kemp; executive conpnittee, Mrs.
.Jeannie II. Field, Mrs. Anna =. Kent,
Mrs. Mary ii. Thatcher, Miss Mary
Davis Sisson, Mrs. Smalen T.. Warner,
Mrs. Josephine Il. Gilpin, Mrs. Margaret
II. Hill, Miss Mary ii. Askew Mather
Mrs. Sarah A. Sellers, Miss Alice T..
Smyth, Miss Emma Worrell, Mrs. Laura
W. Webb.
The membership dues We're increased
from 81 TO Sc.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
DRANK POISON
TO END LIFE
DR.. M. E. Downes, Of Magnolia,
Attempted Suicide.
WORRIED OVER TROUBLES
Swallowed LaudaDum and Lead In
the Grand Union Hotel at Front
and French Streets Early
Yesterday Morning.

pr. NJ. Il. DOwnes of Magnolia, at
a.uptcd suicide in the Grand Union
IlIuIrI at Front and French streets yes
|trrIay by swallowing a quantity Of
bnnnnm and lead. lie registered ut the
blotcl for all night ON Tuesday night.
The doctor was given room No. 30 by
hhr clerk. He left no call at the office
bnr yesterday morning.
Jhr chnmbcrmaid on making her usual
Rounds yesterday morning noticed that
hWon No. SO to which DIR. Downes had
hrru assigned was still locked. She
hrird the door and on finding il locked
notified Proprietor Henry Blouth. Mr..
b,nulh. after making several attempts
Ia srI in the room without avail, notified
khr police. Sergeant Rice. accompanied
)ly several patrolmen, went to the hotel
H. make an investigation. The officers
krrr moi able to enter the room by the
hoor. They climbed in back window
knd found the body of DIR. Downes ly
| 5ng on the bed. He was unconscious and
bad evidently been in that condition for
BONE time.
\ large crowd had gathered around the
bor and the unconscious form was at
bncr removed to the Delaware Hospital
y, the patrol wagon.
| lr pownes Of Dover, who happened
long about that time identified the pa
firnt. Every possible effort was made to
Revive him. Attendants at the hospital
Frrc still working on DR.. Downes at an
4arly hour this morning. Slight hopes
rc entertained of his recovery and he
Pill probably die.
IN llr. Downcs' room at the hotel in
Iddit"n 10 the lau,lanum We're also
Ennd some stryclinine pillets.
~ his pocket were found several bust
Prss letters hut they furnished no clue
b why he tried to end his life. DIR.
PAWS said that DIR. Downes had several
ilNnr>S rcverscs during the past year
pd that he worried over them.
l'ownrS is wcl-known in the lower
Pr of the State.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
MFR. SINNERS Wfthdraws.

Milton s. Shippers has sent the follow
ing letter to The Sun and aska that it be
printed:
To the Republicans CT Wilmington:
On April so sent to Robert M. Burns,
secretary of the Republican joint cam
paign committee, letter withdrawing
my name a. a candidate for city treas
urer at the primary election to be held
on May IL. and stated my reasons in full
or so doing, since which time my letter
has not been acknowledged or the fast
tated that had withdrawn. In justice
t, my many Republican friends WI O
have promised 10 vote for me since DE.
cember last, | wish through yonr papsr
10 return my thanks fer thtir kindness,
Poor health was my main reason for
withdrawal. Wishing the ticket that
shall be nominated on Saturday success
on June | am
Milton S. Shippers.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDA TES
Men to be Voted for at the Pri-
maries on May Is.
NAMES FILED LAST NIGHT
City Committee Receives the List of
Candinates for Local Officss.
Board Of Canvass Named
to Count Votes.
NAMES FILED LAST NIGHT

The time for filing names of candi la.cS
for office on the Democratic ticket OK
piral last night when the Democratic
City Committee held Il meeting at the
Young Mems Democratic Club and mace
up the official ticket which is as follows:
Mayor. Harvey Whiteman, j. IIar-
vey Spruance. David w. Hughes.
President of Council William 5. Alex
ander.
City Solicitor-Wiliam i. Kurtz, How
ell :. England.
Treasurer-William l.. Hamann.
Assessor and Collector Northern dis
Benjamin II. Rawnsley.
Assessor and Collector. Souther" dis
trict-Eugene NJ Sayers.
Council, First ward-George A. Willis,
James J. Corrigan.
Second ward-AIichael +. Cannon, vii
liam ii. Berger.
Third ward--Thomas NJ Monaghan
Fourth ward-,Iames Kane, John -.
Meaney.
Fifth ward-Chas. b. Bird
Sixth ward-Fred. w. Heiss.
Seventh ward Samuel ]. Newman.
Eighth ward-Wiliam ]. johnson.
Ninth warl-Prince A. Mousley.
Tenth ward-Patrick II. Welsh, Jos.
Il. McCafferty.
Eleventh ward Henry II. Smith,
Michael J. Roach.
Twelfth ward-Simon p. Doherty,
has. NJ. t.cl,cy.
The follow ing can"ass board WIS ap-
,ointcd to CANVASS the returns uf , e
'iima"y e.tt ion whicn will be held May
18th.
Patrick Npary. chairman comfy COM
nittee, Wilmington hundred; John j.
'nssidy, member county committee. Wi
nington hundred; .. G. Montgomery.
member county committee Wilmington
,undrpd James j. Kane. chairn'an city
committee; Harry II. Graham, secretary
'ity committee: William p. Murrison.
reasurer city committee.
The committee laid out the Boundaries
,f the Twenty-one primary districts.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Pa-cment Inspectors at Work.

4 new method il inspection has been
ldopted by the new pavement inspectors,
Frank Kendall and James \. Dugan.
The former has all Of the city north of
Eighth street and the latter all south of
eighth. They began making block in
prction, starting at Eighth and Mar
let streets. The sidewalk in front of
ach building and also the street pave
mcnt in each square is carefully noted,
mch man taking block mt Il time and
suing clear around il before going to
another. Each block, as it is inspected,
) reported at the Office Of the depart
ncnt and the condition of each pave
ncnt is noted on a block map.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

The dimensions of the ferry boat
for the Riverside & Fort lee Ferry Co.
of New York, which is to be constructed
by the Harlan X Hollingsworth Go. of
this city, will be MS follows: Length over
all. $50 feet; beam nodded, SS feet; beam
over guards. 60 feet; depth nodded, Ii
feet inches. The motive power will
consist of three-cylindcr compound
engine supplied with steam by two
Scotch boilers. The vessel is designed
TO surpass anything in the shape of
ferry boat now existing.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Left for st Paul, Mimi.

Charles Sweeney, of this city, left last
night to attend the National convention
OF the Brotherhood Of Railway Train
men, which is in session mt st. Paul.
MINI. Mrs. O. II. Mount is also in at
tendance. representing the Ladies' Aux
ilary. Others in attendance from this
city are: General and Mrs. |. Thomas
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Sweeney,
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Layman, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Il. Wyman Of Moorc's Sta
tiun.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

y hariy Of Junior members of the
unE Mems Christian Association went
l'mlalrphia yesterday on Il pleasure
b.
"r First Battalion of the First Della
T." Regiment has decided definitely to
'"'lpa'" in the parade on Memorial
=" Rev w. II. Beach of Pittsburg,
n" formerly assistant at st. Johns
B"',l' his city, preached in st. Peters
In''h, Smyrna on Sunday.
y" regular monthly meeting of the
f|'iH" crittrnton Home will he held
Nv nome, No. 917 West Ninth street
afternoon at 3 O'clock.
II NNnrl session of City Court was held
"raiN morning. -Four men We're
f"rs"i with drunkenness. Three were
4 " each and one was discharged.
''dllls Inspector Cassidy yesterday
4 ""''n +" Phiemma Chandler permit
'h' alterations to the dwelling No.
\, Van tnrcn street, at cost of
10 me Christiana river at Third
M hrlige new cable. containing
NM strands. was laid Tuesday
Or ""'i about 2 o'clock by the Della,
, a,n Atlantic Telephone and Tele,
'ph Company.
reported that John Springer. who
""' The acting assistant station
~ The French street station dur.
|alI, ''lNrss of the late William Me
bm,,n m rs station master will he ap
kmI ' !" Ill the vacancy caused by the
ri y Mr, McFadden.
onam. nmen's Home and Foreign Mis-
'S ~ Sorieiics of Central Presbytcr
ror"" ""rrh have elected the followin.
rm. W. Mrs. William s. Prickett. presi
h ,ma, mrS' Thomas A. McCurdy. frs
60 rn1'"ht; n..,,, Mrs. John Peoples. sccon,
rp1a"S'l'nt; Mrs. George w. Bush
Eer Ivy ana Miss lille Taylor, treas
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Sale ofToois and Machinery.

.luctioneer IIukil began a public sale
II the tools and machinery of the Nc
Lear X Kendall Co.'S factory at Ninth
md King streets yesterday morning. The
attendance was large and fair prices
we're realized Philadelphia parties We're
arrc to bid on machinery in the carriage
department. The sale may take several
hays. The building has been bought by
the T.. l.. Peacock Co., which will es-
tahisll factory for the manufacture
If furniture and n salesroom.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Helm for Fire Sufferers.

The United States Express Company
will carry free of charge small shipments
# express matter and will also carry
roe of charges shipment of money in
ended for the relief of the Jacksonville
nlfers. Local Masonic bodies having
heard that the lodges in Jacksonville,
FLA. lost Of their effects in the recent
ire, financial assistance has been rem
lcred
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
wa.cr witcn Fire Company.

The chemical engine of the Water
Witch Fire Company which recently
broke down, has been sent to the Il. II.
Il. Messengers factory for repairs. At
the meeting of the company on Monday
evening Edward Il. Kane rendered his
resignation as president, but the resi-
gnation was not accepted. Lawrence
Cunningham resigned from the board of
trustees and Joseph Taylor was elected
20 succeed him.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
MIR. McFadden's Funeral.

The funeral Of William McFadden.
assistant station master at French street
station. who died on Monday morning.
will take place tomorrow morning. High
mass will hc said at st. Paurs r. G..
Church at o'clock and interment will
br made in the New Cathedral cemetery.
Members of the Washington Fire Com
pany. Of which the deceased was a
member and the Fire Department in
general will attend the funeral in a body.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
NV COMPANY IN CHARGE.
Plant Will be Run to It's Full
CAPACITY.

District Manager Doyle of the Ameri-
ran Car and Foundry Company who
negotiated the deal with the Jackson 4
Sharp Company. yesterday said: 1T is
\ he intention of the American Gar and
Foundry Go. to run the shop to its full
capacity and probably increase the out
put"
The plant. however, will he closed
down for few days until an inventory
nf material and work can he obtained.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
ELECTION INFORMATION.
An Easy Matter to Prepare the
Ticket.

Some persons have been circulating n
rumor that those who voted ut the last
primary election are not elibible to vote
IN Saturday. All persons who voted at
The last primaries can vote at the pri-
marieS on Saturday.
II will he unnecessary to write in any
aames on the tickets. The voter simply
crosses off the names of those for whom
he does not wish to vote.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
PROPOSALS FOR TWO LOANS.
Bids Will Be Received Up to May
26th,

The Finance Committee Of City Coun-
III ana Sinking Fund Commissioners held
4 meeting last evening and arranged for
advertising for proposals for the $l5,-
100 loan for the Park Commission and
he s25,OOO loan for the Street and Sewer
Department.
Bids will be received mp TO May 25th
md certified checks for 2 per cent. of the
bids must he deposited.
The bonds must he paid for on May
H. The Park bonds are redeemable Oc-
tohrr 1. 1926 and the Street and Sewer
Department bonds April |, 1927.
II is believed that the bonds will bring
! higher premium than the s5O,OOO city
honds.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

Governor Hum has appointed fhc fol
"nn-Amcrican Exposition at Buffalo:
William S. IIlles, S. Ii. Baynard. John
!. Rosscll, III. G. Conrad and William
Ihwton, New Castle county; James T..
Wolcott and Charles Brothers, Kent
county. and Joseph ]. Fooks and ]. Il.
iilchrist. SUSSEX county.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
BOXING CONTESTS.
Three Fights in the Academy of
Music Tomorrow Night.

Much interest is being tax Z. in NJ
hoNing contests to be held n the
Acadeny Of Music tomorrow evening.
nndcr the auspices Of the Delaware
Athletic Club. The feat,,,e of the even
'ng will he the fifteen round go bet ween
Tommy Feltz. of i,rooklyn AMI SUNNI
'mith of philadelphia.
.Ioe O'Hara will meet Edward Me-
cafferty in Il ten round go AMI Edward
Garfield will meet John Joyce in six
round contest.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
No Creditors Appeared.

Yesterday was set for meeting Of
creditors of Nathan Levy at the office Of
Referee in Bankruptcy Spruance. No
creditors appeared, and as the sche lula
showed no assets no trustees Will Ja
appointed and the case will be sent .,ack
to the Federal Court for an order Of
discharge of the bankrupt.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Work ofthe Orphans Court.

In Orphans Court yesterday Juh'-e
Spruance appointed George w. Show
,ker ms guardian of Albert and til' J. $
Smith. An order Of sale was ISSUE for
The real estate of John Il. Almond, and
Robert G. Fraim and William S. Iilles
were appointed trustees to make th'
sale. Court adjourned until 'Neh~ >"lay.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

Welcome Council. .Ir. Q. U. A. M. last
night entertained Chester Council, No. 26.
The visiting lodge arrived ut Eden Hall
about O'clock. About IS were in the
party. An excellent program had been
arranged by the local lodge for the oc-
caSion. There were II number of adj
dresses and refreshments We're served.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Successful Operatjon.

|'r. J.. w. Tomlinson and DIR. James
Draper, Sr., performed a successful
"ralIan on Superintendent Smith of
freight ear Inspectors department of
WeNl yard on Tuesday. About two
arlS "f fluid serum were extracted
'll ID" vicinity of the lungs. Mr..
lIll iS doing well.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
New Hair Dying Factory.

rank II. Carswell, the architect, is
Earring plans for new hair dying
very for Il. Blumenthal & Company
r'hlac" the one that was recently de-
'N"l by fire. The new building will
erected on the site, south of Market
''' bridge, that was occupied by the
'IrNrl structure.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
B0TKIN POISONING CASE.
r. Ward Gets a Letter From Chief
Seymour.

Attorney General Ward has received
letter from Chief Of Detectives Scy-
cur "f san Francisco. Cal. in refer
y" TO III" Rotkin ease. 1t was in re-
Y" 4 letter sent him by Mr.. Ward
'k'hs for certain information. II is
.mrl"d that the date for the trial
~ h'' Srl On June Z.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Cashier Resigns

Lewis l.. lIarman has resigned ms
sllI"r ~ the Harlan 4 Hollngsworth
'mpanr 10 take charge Of the local
n" If The Scranton Correspondence
H""l' N the McVcy Building. Eighth
- Market streets. The resignation took
~ Yesterday and Mr.. IIarman was
"""dc'i ms cashier by Charles NJ.
Muh,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Rndies Not Claimed.

The bodies of Lewis Jones, colored,
md the unknown colorcd man. who were
Iilled on the r., w. & r. railroad on
Tuesday night. have not MS vet been
'lnimcd. The bodies are now at the
morgne. Coroner Frick will hold an in
ulIpSt
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
BOARD orTrade Committee.

The committee of the Board of Trade
10 act in regard to the removal of the
Il. S. Engineers Office from this city,
held Il meeting yesterday morning. No
definite action was taken. Another
meeting of the committee will be held
today.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Must Forfeit Money.

Levy Cnurtman Chandler at the next
nepiing of the court will call attention
to tie fact that Patrick Fahey should
have hid Seventh street bridge COM
pleted by April !. For every day after
/ ,at date the work remains undone he
mu / forfeit The sum of $25. The col-
rect was awarded over a year ago.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
NAV be Ont of SERVICE.

The police and fire alarm cable at
Third street bridge will be taken mp
while the dredging is in progress. The
South Wilmington fire and police boxes
may he out of service for a few days.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Purchased a House.

Reserve Policeman Isaac V. England
bought three-story brick dwelling at
Seventh and Lombard streets containing
nine rooms and bath, from the Will
mingion Savings Fnnd Society.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Funeral OF MIR. Richards.

The funeral Of James II. Richards Of
No. S2l Monroe street, who died on
Tuesday, will be held tomorrow after
noon. lnterment will be made in River
ticw cemetery.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Walker Will Case.

additional testimony was heard yes
tcr,lay by Register of Wills Crossan in
the contested will case of Sarah Il.
Walker. Adjournment was taken to Fri
day. 49, Sg
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Put in n New Dram.

Street Supervisor Smith has had n
,cw drain laid across Second street at
Ford avenue in place of the one which
avcl in on Tuesday. The new one is
olgrr than the old drain.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
A. u. w. visit Marsha,ton.

Wilmington Lodge No 1. A. O. U. w.
last night visited Vulcan Lodge at Mar
.hallton. The members of Wilmington
Lodge were royalty received. An ex-
rellcnt program had been arranged for
The occasion.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Roth Rrnken
yTi

Benjamin Bowers, while at work at
Edge Moor yesterday, had both of his
jaws broken. by falling from ladder.
He was removed to the Delaware Hos
pital.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Municipal Engineering Co.

Dover, May s.--The Municipal En-
cheering Co. of New York, with a capi-
tai stock Of 100000, filed its certiiii-
cate of incorporation here today.