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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
BOERS OFF FOR BERMUDA.
Hamilton Hears That Prisoners Are
I'm Route There.

Hamilton. bermuda. May "a num-
her of Rncr prisoners are reported 70
have sailed for Bermuda. Will white
regiment to guard them.
Working parties Of soldiers are rap
idly clearing sites at Darrrll's island
for the erection of buildings and large
tanks to hold water Tile lack Of wal
Ter is likely Ia be u serious matter. rs
there are no streams on the island. and
The only drinking water il rainwater
caught IN the roofs and run by stone
or wo"d"n cutters into sion" tanks adj
joining tile houses. The naval author.
lilies At HE backward. when asked how
much water they could furnish. replied.
"Nut 4 gallon
Tile white regiment Will hr ~ Pros
prrt, and The black regiment viii H.
sem to ~ Georges
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
NEW D., L. & W. STRIKE.
cinIs Refuse 10 Pay Present
Wages Fer IL Nine Hour Day.

Scranton. Pa. May T.-Annther strike
Of Delaware I.arkawama and West
rrn railroad employees has been pre-
cipitated here hy III" refusal 10 grant
the request Of The wollimrn fnr a nine
hour working lny at Tile present raie
of wages.
\ grievance committee of II men
representing the machinistS waited up-
on Superintendent of Motive Power
Lloyd and requested the concession.
He refused tie demand. \ report WAS
made 10y the committee. and the men
decided TO strike III once.
Al the men Went out including tlc
machinists hlarkSmiths. hoilrr makers
ana helpers, engine wipcrS AND labor
rrs. To the number Of .AHl.
Word of their action was sent 10 I'LL
other men III similar occupations along
the line from iiubukrn y. j.. to Bur
fHlo.
These. with tile shopncn who struck
On Saturday for lie reinstatement nf
the man Hicks discharged ~ Dover,
~ j.. make nearly 2.Wni l.ackaw;nua
men on strike IN Scranton.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
:. THE CONSTITUTION PRAIsED.


Bristol. X. L.. May TIN the full
glare of the sun the Constitution.
which Ia darkness lad been lowered
into the water at the IIerreshon works.
lay beside pier near the shcR in
which She was built. The experts had
nm opportunity To look upon her in the
full light Of day, and they pronounced
ler good That Size has many excel
lent points all agree. AMI the enthnsi-
esn over hrr general appearance is
universal.
As She lay nj her mourlngS she look
a larger ihan III" Columbia. and her
freehuard seemed to he considerably
feater bun this. of course. was be-
ausc she lad hot COME down to her
ines
The Constitutions counter looked TO
ne tribe lower than III" Colnmhia'S,
mt critical view brought the ronrlu-
sion that in the new boat the main
features Of tic great GU, defender Of
Two years ago are maintained in all
their integral excellence.
Activity about tile shipyard was Ill
rertrd chiefly to getting ready the
tallding rigging and making prepara-
lions FOR stopping the mast Some Of
The Herrpshoff men were AT work upon
lie deck fittings Of the new yacht. and
| mother crew waS ut wUrk below
Mr.. W. Butler Duncan. manager Of
1.-THE Constitution. WHO Is still here.
makes IN secret Of the fact that he is
| delighted with the craft. skipper
Rhodes AMI ills crew also are filled
With picasur" over tile appearance of
Idle Constitution In their enthusiasm
llEry even >ay that she X perfect and
hey are impatient "a get on hoard and
,e@in their work in putting her ia sail
| Ing trim.
Three New York ncW>papcr artists
We're raHlltt On 4 wharf n the Her
Il, -liuI~' yard taking photographs If
\ tlis Constitution and h,r officers AMI
rev. they wrrr roughly handled hy
the nc~n>el shlphul,ltrs. who contiS.
.ttrd the cnncras Of TWO Of them and
/, destroyed thri plates The third eS-
capped with hiS camera ~ i >liif that
lay alongside HE Wharf The other
rwo men were arrested and taken e
!r puiirr Station IN Captain Hoard.
Int They were Inter released will Il rep.
ri1Dn,I
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
EASTMAN TESTIFIES.
Alleged Slayer's Version Of the Way
Grogan Was Shot.
TALES OF ENMITY DENIED.
witness Is Upheld ny His Wife. Wh"
Precedcs Him on the stnhd
and Contradicts Ey idence
For the state.

Cambridge. Mass. May I.-lnterest
in The Eastman murder trial continued
undated. and tile room was damned
with spectators as soon as the doors
were opened Mrs Eastman, wife q
the defendant. was on tile stand most
of the forenoon. She was visibly al
rectpd by she minute examination rs
to the incidents Immediately preceding
the tragedy and regarding certain state
mpnts made by previous witnesses. ~
times She wcpt.
Mrs Eastman gave additional evil
dence aS to the intimate relations De
tween her husband and Grogan. She
said she did not remember any such N
cident H. thai related rs Mrs. Grogan
| Sr.. who testified that Eastman had
said Grogai'S days We're numbered
Witness never said thai Eastman had
been drinkin. nor had She ever heard
| Mrs Grugan IT,. say he had been
4 drinking
| she declared that She. and not her
4 husband. made the suggestion that the
party comprising He Eastman ana
,;rogan families return home from the
swimming races On July l. tie day Of
| the shouting
Mrs i.as'll'ii' III" 81 - III -
lime 'l!e h'h ~ wv WIZ '''l'''''tl''-
'rosal n''N i'''', '"'t' '"''i"l'u
/ VIII, h'h \" ~ ii''' aSN''' III
\ !" 'W'l' 'if ''''lt''
.Nl"rh'N '''Il'lai MN" l'"la ''''is'','
I, io 'r"SS 'A''ii''i'' d'>' i.aN' i'''''''
Eastman on a." stand
me defendant I'ifh'> H. Ea>' M IT,
\ then i""l, lIir siilnn ~ WrillF " lis
"wh h"laIf
lhr deteh'lald t""k illS Rla'" VERY
calmly ahd Watiti ior liiS attorney "
conduct TIE eNahlIliatioli y. llh' raw
4 Ne began 7" aSE questions y became
apparent ihal Eastman liaa ho alsll'
Nltlell !" max" rNpiahatlor> ot q" more
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
PAROLE FOR YOINCERS
The Two Noted Brothers May Soon
BE Free.
NOW SERVING LIFE TERMS.
The hoard of Managers of the Min
nr-ota State Prison Votes
Unanimously In Favor of
Releasing Them.

st. Paul. May AT a regular meet
ing of the board of managers of the
state prison. at saltwater, unanimous
action was taken in favor of paroling
cole and James Younger, now serving
life sentences.
Before the parole can he effective all
three members Of the state pardon
board must approve il, and the action
will be submitted 70 thpt body as soon
a> possible This il in accordance with
the new law, which allows the parole
Of life prisoners after about "A years
imprisonment being - years. less time
gained 10y good behavior
Paroles usually are granted by the
prison managers alone. but in the case
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Of life prisoners unanimous approval
If lie board If pardunS is also nccrs-
>ary. aud such parolcd life prisoners
cannot leave HE state.
The pardon board does not meet reg
nlarly until July. but II special meeting
may he called if tlr members 1f the
Hoard consider one necessary.
Histnr, of the loungers.
Cole flames and Bob Younger have
leon III saltwater since 1876 for tile
Noriiiiirld NIinnl bank robbery and
thr murder committed during that
raid. III Which they participated with
the lanes gang The James brothers,
.Tr~sr and Frank, escaped ~ Missouri.
Two members of the gang wer" killed.
ana Bob Younger died in prison.
Owing to tie peculiar circumstances
surrounding the capture Of tie luun-
GERS efforts have been unccasing To oh
tain tlirir pardon. They might have cS.
capul NJ Hi" time. lnIt remained be-
hind 10 care for one If tile gang who
w;> nurtally wounded and whom il is
said. the others favored killing.
For SIX years attempts have been
made during every session Of llp l,.giS-
lHiurc Ia secure the enactment Of Il
law pcrnittilIg the parole Of life priS-
uilrrs This winter !; hill 10 that effect
passed both houses and went 10 the
governor. Before il was signed il was
recalled rcconSdrrrd ana Killed The
nrNt day it was rccnnSidcrd, passed
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Paid an OficlaI wish,

Mrs Ella f.. West, 81 B,oaklvu. \
! National President III the L.adi-s'
AuNi.iaty d tile Union Veteran l..i.a
paid an tticial visit to Auxiliary NJ =
I. is city, last evening, i r,cep riun Nas
h"td az tie han, lAird ana M4Fsp,
effects, aud the ceArAues II f.Gramp
ment 80, 81 Hele present by spcc.A IN
Vita i'm. Mrs West the gug.t ot
Mrs, 20 onel Tuxbur; willie iii tht. et5y.
It Y making tour OF the auxiliu -
and goes 70 Washington irom herp. FuH
Nan ma Legion and the Natunal Apxt
larg acct al Ge.tys IN Oe:.h4! next.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

Many local horsemen ere interested ln
little colt owned by William b. Staff
ord OF Hazel Dell, known as Trixie
Wilkes, with record OF 2 %.
R. F. Hutchinson, re fame u. rdler,
quarterback and third baseman OF
Princeton, has been secured as athletic
and physical director OF Dickinson.
The Oxford Cambridge committee ha
received the official r. ply OF the Harvard
Yale CON nlittee fixing September = as
the date for the international games TO
be held on Berkley Oval, New York.
At Bakersfield, Cal, Thursday night,
James Trimbie of Los Angeles, was de
teated by Al Neil Of San Francisco, in
the first round by a swing to the Jaw
Terry Mctiovern refereed the fight.
At Newport News, Harry Nelson Pills
bury, the American chess champion,
played Ii games ThursdaY night. j W.
Frye got draw, but Pillsbury won ali
the other games.
Charles Burkhart and George NJ.
Harryman started rool match Monday
night at NJ. G.. Freilinger's rooms. The
game is fret 200 balls and TIE stale $50
side. In Monday nights play Burkhan
pocketed l57 ba Is ana Harfyman lag
A j. WEIGH and o. A. Jones yesler-
day completed negotia ions fer tte par
chase Of the Oakley race track ne " Gin
cinnati, and its next meeting will be
held under their manage uept. They art
the owners Of the well known Charter
Oak course st Hartford, Conn.
Midlothiau's long cour,e, near Chi.
cage, vas selected by the directors u the
Western Golf AIS )ciation at a meeting
in Chicago as The links on which the
third annual Western amateur ga,i chain.
pIonship will b. held. The dates y. II
set fol August p, - % and n
For the Croton handicap FIR ; va
Odds and up"ards, to be run at Morri.
PARK on taursday over the asst six fnr
longs Of tie WitheTs mic, Voter and
!. Banaster have the top weight " l3.
pounds. Heiobas is rext with i21, aue
Anecd tie carries tie lighiest, So pounds
There are ~ nominations.
His enineuce, winner OF the twenty
seventh Kentucky Derby, last Monday
again demonstrated his sunpeiority yps
terday uvel the other Western cots "
winning the Clark stakes a. one nib
and an eighth. Tie stake, worth s. ~
to the winner, is secoLd only in import
ance to the Kentucky Dtrby.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
On an Insp .ctinn Trim.

John a. Rigg, president; II. c. Moele
vice Flesiden, aud f. l.. Fuller, Of the
United Poaer snd Transportation Com
pany, and L j. Moore d Philadelphia,
Pleson La and Thomas :. Bnlah ol
ths city, large stccaho q A. IN the iecs
ii Zee 81 the compauy, yesterday rcde ii
carriages over til. route oi the proposed
line to Newark and + ktan 1t L report
M hat tie I I. X T ca. is after MOI,
franchises and it is believed tiat thu
company will eventually own a thrnusl.
Inc from one end u the State to III
Other
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

-. Louis. May :, Eugene H. An
grgt, loc;,l attorney M Tie Mon Lead
ana Oil company. which is reported rs
la,roniu& NE nucleus Of Lead trust.
~. Whitney ami Thomas = Ryan are
tile promoters, has admitted that the
Whitney syndicate il Investing heavily
III Missouri lralfi"lds and intends u
erect Slnollers and white lead plants in
iii" west
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
NEW BANKING RECORD.
elenrinRS In New York Enormous.
The Day ON Change

New York. May !. The New York
bank clearings brok" all previous rec
or'lS. Their" We're checks passed
through tlc clearing house for S5,io..
Sll,@ti compared with the previous
li@ll record Of laSr Thursday of S1.5-
21l lOS.
IN" balances We're unusually lnrye
amounting - N2l,n1G.TS3 compared
wiz the high record Of S24. 10 :,:3S on
March ) IF this year.
Tlr extraordinary activity Of III.
stock market accounts for lie largo
li@ure.
Nmthrri Pacific was again the mar.
N"l : most sensational feature. II
"pci'"d ut l2I',. In rapid succession
came rs. 12sia, 1aSai. laD. l.g., AMI
l''''. Il sold aS high as 4a:.,.
Canadian Pacific was alse n marked
feature Of strength. advancing over :
per cent. Union Pacific sold m Ia I'm
The resi- of the railway list was ir.
regular in the later trading.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Died AgedlNinety-Sis,

Miss Elizabeth Starr died on Nonda,
afternoon at her residence, nj. 3lU
King street, at til age 81 S. wears. T.
I ne last three Years she ad mad a Is in
which she broke her shoulder, Ecr bill
end ter wrist she Was sister Of Cap
taln Thomas Starr Who sailed vesse s
ont II the Brandywine many Years $40
she il survived BIZ tie fo owing nj ces
and ne plew=: Mrs. Charles Is. Stigers.
Mrs, Marion Bennett oi Embree ,l.p
Pa, Captain William Sar, Havrp i
Grac., Nd, Harry P Star Denver
Iot., and Thomas ; Starr uf tjas ctty
Her funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

therbolW. May {. Tlc French hard;
.\ninu capfan crcuyrr, which sailed
from Nntii Shields .Npril - for San
Francisco ami which stopped herr, list
w'cl, ia order 10 secure the French
shipping bounty and was detained On
account 81 Tic mmtnS uf ten members
of her crew. has proceeded. Tile ma
tin"l> lEye been sentenced variunsly
to terms ranging from one week IL SiX
months imprisonment.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Miners Reads u March.

Shamokin Pa. May {. Secretary
George lln1lein If the Nhth Emitted
Mine Workers district im> received
word from H." miners committee nj
Harrisburg that tIlr Indications were
more favorable for The paSSag" Of The
iabol bills, H. instructed thr miners
- Keep themselves III readiness for the
march unless Tie bills brcamr laws.
Considerable difference of opinion de-
rtloprd III Mi" eo,itse VI the discussion,
The inland MINERS opposing ana tic
Saaboard delegate. supporting the Sng,
-estci StrpM'." ut Wrrk
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Jacksonville, Fla, May . VI more
hndir> have been found either ii tli"
ruins III i''l'i,lay'S tire or III lhr 81.
.Ions river. Intensely warm weather
confines, I'M The work Of bringing al-
der nnt of confusion and earring fpr
the h"nrrlcs> is being carried 81 >ys-
irrHalally. supplies u All Kinds alr
ARRIVING and being distributed 4 MN
b"rnt contracts for new buildings have
been I'M
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Paris. N!ay 4 Mime sarah Born
harll and NJ coqurlin arrived here 1T
IN early houi On their return from III"
Emitted states 'rhey we're greeted ~
about 200 Of thrtr friends 1T The rail
WAY station Nine Bcnlardl asked a
correspondent lyho wa> present q con.
vcy lrr walmeSt thanks to the Nmeri-
cam fen thr reception llry Aad accord
IA hpr.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Fired nuiIdin.s 10 Hide Theft

New HrnnsWicE. \. J.. May . :
mysterious lii" occurred in the office If
thr pottery Of Adam Green. When lie
flames had been cNtinguiShcd. in in
vcStigation showed HAT the safe in the
office was open. Mr., Green says there
was S2,S0n in tile safe when il was
locked. and he believes that the person
who took the money sci lire to tile Of
flee i'll order to hide lilo crime
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Watertown. ~ y. May I. William
Kelly. well to dn farmer living two
miles from Dekalb Junction. commit.
led Guide by cutting his throat with
a pocketkuife.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
HicycIist Killed by Wagon shntt

Plainticld. y. j.. May . While rid
ing on u bicycle I" his work IN the
Pond Tool works. Peter Miller WIS
struck by the Shaft Of the bakery
wagon Of John Worth Tie Shaft
penetrated the chest Just over the
heart and killed Miller Instantly.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Sail Lake City, May . \ t.nal estate
transaction in which Lily I.angtr'y Is
Involved was recorded Wien a plni Of
len acres Of land just h"lnw Liberty
park, iii this city. owned ~ Mrs Lang
try. WAS disposed of To parties mot
lhn"I, The property WAS bought by
MIS-. lhpeiry during her TON. " tlIp
nitrd States in 1891
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Port Town~hltl Wash. May -
I'll" steamer Gntta=" city arriving
from III" north confirms the previous
reports IL smallpox III Si,Ea and also
that he disease is rapidly spreading
among the Indians The Indian vii
lage is under strict quarantine. and il
is estimated that there are over 100
caSrS ;iInUn" the Indians
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
\ Fourth Class Postmaster

Washington. May 4 Mice Il. Chapin
has been appointed fourth class post
mistress at Fishing Creek, Pa.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Ellwood city. Pa, May !, The big
STRIFE which entirely closed tho Frank
fort steel Forging works al this place
for several days has been settled. and
the men have returned 10 work The
trouble was over tile llreakin. of an
agreement between The manag"m mt Of
tho mill ana thu mon
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Spukanc Wash. May :, Sister Sim
con NJ Sacred Heart hospital Lis dead
from Il runaway accident. and SISTER
Gregory suffers from injuries which
may prove fatal They went driving
with \ patient N the hospital. ana thG
tenn ran awaY
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

New Hartford. Conn. May . George
Kellogg, father Of Mrs carl StrakoScll
CLARA Louise Kellogg. the famous
singer is dead in his apartments NJ II
local hotel aged 81 wears. lie was
taken sick last Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs SrrakoSch left Liverpool for this
country last Saturday.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Rome. y. ". May {. At Ganastota
the body Of John I.illis, aged IS. was
found in II sitting position in the Erie
canal. Through illness lie had become
drmented. and II is supposed he .om-
United SUICIDE.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Heavy Snowfall In England.

London. May {. There was II heavy
fall Of snow in North Drvonshirc and
Dartmoor South Devonshire,. rm,ian-
gering the spring crops. The change
from the almost tropical heat Of the
past month is most marked and prom
Uses to continue for some time.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Lectnre al MestChnrcil.

Ihe Rev. A. y keigwin lectured in
vast Presbyterian Church last evening
On Abound the World in Eighty Min
ute Thomas McCorkie illustrated the
and l.. I. Wilson assisted in the enter
tainrltnt.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
chlld ems Pension Granted

Col. Jchn Wainwright has secured
pension for the minor children of Max.
milan sheing, late OF this city, Who
served in ca. + 9Th Regimet pannsyl-
vania Cavalry Volunteers. The ciiIdrt n,
Charles and Frederick, get II dpia'- 1t
month from December :, 1890
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
CLOSING LEYLAND DEAL
Shareholders Unanimously Confirm
Morgan-Ellerman Agreement.
NEW COMBINATION RUMOR.
Affirmed aud Denied In i.nnhon Ih"'
the American finnncirr ~
About ~ tcuHiTr the
Rri, star Lane.

London. May I Tin LrNland line
shareholders nj meeting held here
have unanimously confirmed iht Nor
can Ellrimam agreement
After MI. Matt.nsoli. WHO presided ~
lie meeting. ltad cNplatncd tile terms 81
the contract Mr. Ellrlnalr. chairman OF
tie line ~ toiih li. views ~ me
transatlantic tit,lr.
He said the outlook was not rrolhis'
ing for british shippNNncrS. ~ view of
The laIgc american tonnage building
the prnslrcts of lia, return I" thai
trade III vessels now diverted 10 South
Africa and He probability Of an AMER
icnu subsidy.
II" dil nul hcirye parliament would
intlict couirrvaitng duties on subs.
liZud .tmu:ican vessels M. i. Tier
n6ni M0F@nl'S railroad AMI manuta"-
turing interests would enable him to
make tie purchase II Tie L"ylnnd lire
profitable
Navigation Laws scored.
MIR. Ellcrninn severely criticised III"
7ntGuattd HrIssI navigation lars.
which PIT British vessel ~ an lncrcas-
INC disadvantage in competing With
foreigners
Mr. Matln,nn said the Americans
were evidently IN thu transatlantic
tladr % STAY Trade lurS NOT follow
lie llHg i fnilnws capital 'l'hc con
i.itnnS f.i,uI th"ir success Tii" fact
rhat This pureiaSr has been possible
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Watkins y. T.. May Z Fire in Ty-
rome has destroyed the Murray hotel
and III" residence Of George Van Nlret.
The loss WAS Sl0.om: partially insured.
David Crawford was badly burned
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
viii Hnxe House warming.

The Young Mems Democratic Clut
will vJnlght nave /. house warming az its
nish a at cynsiderab cost The affair il
for members only.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Third ward Meeting.

The Third Ward Republican Club
heard addresses last evening delivered
by John f. Lynn and Daniel Ross. A
smoker will be held on Friday evening.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

Toronto, May : Rev. Henry Scad,
ding = H.. Cantah historian und an-
tiquarian ana one Of the hest known
mu In Canada is dead here, aged 81.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Fell Down Stairs.

Mrs. Katie Cannon OF Rising Sun,
had her Lett ankle fractured yesterday
morning by falling down stairs. She was
removed to ne Delaware Hospital in the
Phoenix am Julance.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
4 Bis strike In st. Louis.

81 Louis. May I.-Between 100 and
800 employees of brick and tile manu-
featuring firms In st. Louis have struck
for an advance of 10 per cent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
ENGLISH Miners M....

London. May ! Tho miners confer.
encr met III executive session and al
journcd after considerable discussion
of the proposed strike
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Election Notice,
Primary Election.

\ primary election under thu rules d.
III" Republican party will NJ ha,
throughout the city Of Wilmington !,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-06-01
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Miss Florence Fulton has returned
home from Wesleyan Female College.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles r. Heron left
yesterday for North Carolina, where they
will spend the summer months.
Nine. Leenaers, wife of Capt Leenaers.
of the Belgian steamship Clematic, OF
Antwerp, Belgium, is the guest of Capt.
and Mrs. Schwarz, on Huntingdon street.
Miss ella Eugenia Burroughs of Jack
sonville arrived in Savannah yesterday.
and after a brief visit to relatives, sailed
on the Kansas City for New York, where
she viii spend the summer.
Capt. Evan p. Howell of Atlanta was
in the city yesterday. a guest of the Pu-
laski House. Capt Howell is well-kuown.
aud not an infrequent visitor in Savan-
nah. He-is one of the directors Of the
Central Railroad.
Miss Marie Rourke and Miss Fannie
Rourke OF Savannah, who are attending
Mount Agnes College. Mount Washing
ton. Nd, took prominent parts in a re-
cent entertainment at which ell the songs
and Rotations were in French and Ger
man.
Dr. w. e. Fitch left last night for st.
Paul. Mimi. to attend the convention 0f
thc American Medical Association, which
v&l be held there next week. and also the
Medical Editors Convention He will read
a paper before the Medical Convention on
Appendicitis" After the conventions Dr.
Fitch will join party TO Yellowstone
Park. lie will return via Buffalo and
New York taking in the Pan-American
Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh NJ Conner ore In
The city. stopping Al the De Soto They
had been expected for several days by
the management OF the hotel. Mr. and
Airs Conner are back from their honey.
! Enoont having been recently married 81