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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
SATISFACTORY TO ONE.
Blaney Convicted OF larceny TlIci-
tive Girl let Free.

Thomas Rlaney was convicted befle
Judge Martin IN the Criminal Cour. yes
t.rday in Philadelphia OF the larceny oil
dress snlI case containing wearing 40.
parel
The indictment named Annie vii.
hams as owner Of the stolen articles, bu,
u was developed that her real name vas
II attic Weldon. and that file had hrep
arrested at the instance Of The auth0ti.
ties OF this city, who charged that sh.
had been released nom tie Delaware
Industrial School on parole, which parolp
she Violated By fleeing to PhiladtIphja
Whllc she was prosecutriX against
Blaney, she was at tile same time in ems
tody hefself. She charges thai Blanry
stoie tile dress SUIT case and contents
from house on Franklin street whore
Si'e had stopped oyer night. Blaney was
given three months.
Lawyer Daniel J. Shern Immediately
instituted haheas corpus proceedings on
pehali 81 the young woman. Tie case
hinged nn the questioned her age. Tie
industrial school has no jurisdiction
over lts inmates after they reach the apt
VI - years. According to the Original
commitment, the girl would noG be ~
released until the ist Of next Deceme
ger, bnt Lawyer Sbern produced ani
davis to establish the fact tlat hi4 client
was really past - years OF age.
One Of the Witnesses he called was a
sislor oil the young woman, VINO ssiu
that although but four years Of age then,
enc distinctly remembered the time Of
her sister + birth. Asked 10 explain, she
SAID SHE had been taken into her.
molher' + bedroom and told to view what
Coi lie had broaght lor her. Coalle Was
the family dog.
The I'll vas discharged,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
ANOTHER HITCH AT PEKINe.
british Minister Declines TO Sign tn,
settlement Protocol

Peklng, Aug. 6.-1hc foreign ministers
had arranged TO sign the settlement
protocol, but the British minister has
Just notified his colleagues that Great
britain was unable 10 sign.
lie gave no reasons, and the meeting
was postponed indefinitely
II was announced Aug. 2 that the
protocol committee of the ministers of
the powers had virtually finished the
draft of the settlement protocol and
would submit it for approval to the
other ministers.
All questions of principle had been
settled, and it was said that the proto-
col could be signed in IA few days unless
there should be some disagreement as
TO the phraseology resembling the dis
clission that arose over the word Sir.
reNocable" in the early stages of the
negotiations. Should such a hitch oc
cur II was added, the signing of the
protocol might be indefinitely delayed
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
POSTPONED FOR A MONTH.
No Action Taken on Two Applica-
tons for Pardnns.

The Board OF Pardons met at Dove,
Yesterday and postponed action for ent
month on the applications for pardon.
for Albert II. Palmer, who is serving Q
term in New Castle jail for horse steal,
ing; and for James Mitchell, serving q
tive years term in New Castle Jail fol
being concerned in the burglary of thu
house OF John Banning. Howell s Eng.
land represented Palmer, and Josiah
Marvel represented Mitchell.
Deputy Attorney General Robert II.
Richards sent to the meeting petition
from Pomeroy, Pa, containing 81 sign.
eng in opposition TO the granting Of d
pardon to ALBEIT II. Palmer, who il
serying term in New Castle Jail. They
aIlege that he has been arrested tire
times on charges Of horse stealing and
once on charge Of stealing harness.
and that he has an almost "unprrc4-
tented criuina record " Among the
s'gners are the Rev Y. Nichols, pastor
q The NJ. +. Church; CHIEF Ct Police G.
Q. Huston. OF Coatesylle, and Justice OF
he Peace : S Gray.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
HUGE HAUL BY THIEVES
Three Hundred and Forty Thousand
Dollars Stolen From Smelling Works.
TUNNEL INTO sTRONGRO0M.
Burglars by Hold work Secure Ae-
cess 10 the bullion Apartment OF
the seIby Smelling works
In California.

San Francisco Aug. Ca total or
$3i0,000 worth of gold bullion has been
stolen from the Sclby smelling works
Mt vallejo.
| Access to the strongroom where the
bullion was stored was secured through
| a tunnel which the thieves had bored
from the edge of San Francisco bay to
the building, some distance from the
waters edge.
Only meager details OF the robbery
have been received in this city.
| A. j. Ralston, president of the COM
pany, states that the thieves exeavated
Il tunnel between 300 and 400 feet long
from point near the railroad tunnel
and under the strongroom connected
with the works. They transported the
gold to a boat In waiting near the com
pany's wharf, but In their hurry to get
away left one bar on the beach.
The robbers took the unusual precau-
tion of strcwing their tracks with red
pepper, presumably to prevent blood
hounds from taking mp the TRAN.
Each bar of bullion was numbered.
and a description is now in the hands
of the detectives.
Must RemeIt the Bullion.
President RalSton states that the rob
bers cannot dispose of the plumber
without having il remelted and mixed
with other metals. He is of the opin-
ion that they will bury the gold or sink
II in the bay. awaiting Il convenient
time for its removal, aS there are few
smcltrrs on this coast where The gold
can he remeltcd.
President l,alston says that he has
absolutely no clew to the identity of
the robbers.
At the Sclby works the gold is kept
in a steel lined Strongroom. The rob.
brrs tunneled until they got directly
under the room and then cnt through
the floor. The tunnel was n skillfully
constructed work, which ii must have
taken many days TO complete.
Once in the strongroom. the thieves
had only TO help themselves to all in
sight
Bullion is sent each day from Selby's
San Francisco office to the smelter by
4 special boat. The boat had arrived
N the works, as usual. with the con
Signncnt of bullion. ana the strong
room was opened. 50 that It could be
stored. Then ii was that the smelter
Officials discovered their loss.
The S"lhy smclter is the largest on
the Pacific coast. Ores are sent there
from MI parts Of the western slope for
reduction. The works are located near
the bay shore, about 30 miles from
San Francisco.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

tory to him. The appointment is also
satisfactory to Captain James Parker,
Admiral Schley's counsel.
Captain Parker appeared Mt the
navy department during the day to re-
sumo his investigation of the official
records in connection with the disputed
points in the Santiago campaign. He
was given a desk in the secretary's
office, as he was last week, ana such
records as he called for were placed
Mt his disposal by the bureau of naviga-
tion.
Rear Admiral IIowison is one of the
youngest retired officers of his grade,
having been retired Oct. 10, 1899, when
he reached the age of 81.
During the early part of the civil
war he served principally on blockade
duty, hut later participated in the bat.
tie Of Mobile Bay as commander of the
U. $. $. Bicnvile. He was in com.
mand of the Boston yard during the
Spanish war and later was command.
..er of the south Atlantic station.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
NOTICES..

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
~ New Castle Hundred Extrar
the Laws of Delaware, GOVERNS,
Collection Of Taxes of New CastpC
~, Section .. Chapter 30, Eolml
Laws OF Delaware, as amended,
Section 3. That on all the iaSrsn
fore the first day of October there
bc an abatement of FIVE pcrcrnml
all taxes paid after the first u q,
and before the first day or Icc
there shall he an abatement Of thr
ccntum; and ON all taxes paid aft
frst day Of December and bcfol
first day OF January there shall
abatement; and on all taxes UNPAID
the first day Of January, five prrc
thereof shall be added thereto.
! will meet taxpayers OF New
hundred ut the following times
places:
Mayors office. New Castle Aug
August 90, August % from until
Bear Station, August 10, 2.3O
y. m.
Red Lion, Silvers' store, Aug
2.3O until 3 o'clock p. m.
lSigneO ]. FRANK MEGGIN'
Collector for New Castle III
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
Whispers to the Country Maid.

The girl whose birthday is in August
+ rarely anxious to wear her birth
stone. sar,lonyx and she cnvies the
maid who is fortunate enough ia count
her natal dny in September when the
beautiful sapphire rcigns.
II Your complexion is rough or tanned
use cucumber milk. II can be- made in
Your own room from things IN your own
garden Send this clipping to The Sul
and get the recipe. i is easy.
To he NJ to date get a green veil. The
brighter the more swagger.
\ black velvet ribbon belt with lolg
ends is the latest fad.
Wear Your hair low If YOU would DE-
considered in il.
Brown is to Dc the color OF the fash
iunalIlcs this fall.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
PENNSY WILL ELEVATE
ITS TRACKS In THIS CITY
Details Of the Company's Plan Of
improvement.
Street and Sewer Department Asked
for Permission to Go
Overhead.

Yesterday morning for the first the
plans for the elevation of the tracks
of the r., w. Il Ii. railroad through
Wilmington We're made public Andrew
G. Gray. representing the company, aI,-
peared before the Street and Sewer
Department and asked for the adoption
of resolutions and ordinances embOdying
the company's project.
The company'S plan, as set forth III
the resolution, contempates the build
ing of an elevated railroad from i, point
just below Edge Moor to point just
beyond the west yard, which will do
away with ali grade crossings in the
city. The route will follow the line of
the present tracks. except that it will
he alongside of the present tracks for
the greater part of the distance. Some
Of the curves will he made more gradual
than in the present line 1t is und"r-
stood that the work of building the
elevated structure will be begun MS soon
as the Street and Sewer Department
gives tho desired permission.
Should this ordinance hc adopted it
Aili give the company the right to opcr-
ate two or more OF its principal running
tracks upon IN elevated structure, begin
Mug near til" northcnstcrly boundary Of
the city and extending nearly 10 the
southwestern boundary, crossing Old
MarSl! road, Fourteenth Twelfth.
Seventh. Fourth. Third, Spruce. Pine.
Lombard. Trout, Poplar, French. King,
Market. Shplry. Orange. Thorn. Tat
nall, West, .Iustison. Madison. Yves,
Liberty, and Beach streets. Generally
the elevated structure will he II or -
feet above grade. Steel nr IRON IS to h.
used for most Of the distance. The
is 70 continue its present tracks
70 accommodate" freight business.
Although il has not been definitely
stated, there is am impression that the
new station, which viii he commn,liorS,
viii ho either on The site of the present
1T Front ana French streets, or
~ Front and Market streets.
After the document had hcrn read il
was lald over for future consideration.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
PROGRESS OF BOER WAR.
Lord kitchener's Report of Result
of the Last Weeks Operations


London, Aug. 6.-Lord Kitchener telc-
graphs to the war office from Pretoria
as follows:
"Since July 30 the columns report IS
Beers killed, 10 wounded. 22O prisoners
taken and 81 burghers surrendered
One pompom, | Il rifles, $500 rounds of
small arm ammunition. 49, wagons ana
large number of horses ana stock
We're captured. The casualties on ON
side are included in all that We're re-.
ported separately during the past week.
"Nilioen has been driven across oil.
fants river kekewich and Allenhy
are moving against the Beers in the
Mngliesberg. The British under SEQ.
bell have inflicted heavy loss on the
lioers under l.atcgan." Q4atcgan has
been operating in Cape Colony)
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

Kingston, IamaicA. AUG 4. English
experts have just made i test Of Eng
fish ana American locomotives On ~
railroad here, with tlp result tlHt M
tlrr w" salnc conditions ANA over il dtf-
lirult line the old American engine
beat Tie new English engine, which
cost twice as much, l,y over srycn min.
'lleS. The railroad officials WHO advo.
Gated the Importation Of American ~.
glli"S shy thc result will always be the
same.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

DEATH OF THE EMPRESS.
Six Weeks Of National Mourning Or
dered In Germany.

dered Ia Germany.
Berlin, Aug. Ca special edition of
the ReichSanZeiger contains an impe-
rial cabinet order giving notice OF the
death of Empress Frederick and order
ing six weeks national mourning be
ginning mt once. The order also directs
that all public amuscments. including
concerts and theatrical performances
be suspended until after the funeral.
According to dispatches from Cron.
berg, the death agony of the dowageI
empress was brief, lasting hardly Il
quarter of an hour. When Professor
Renvers Informed Emperor William
that his mothers heart had ceased to
beat, the chaplain made n brief prayer
and his majesty placed white lilies in
his mothers hands.
The remains of the dowager empress
have been emhalmed by Professor Rem
vers and lie embedded in mass of
tubcroscS and La France roses.
TclegramS are pouring from all quar-
tiers. The heads Of all foreign states
ana the SOvcrcigns of the German
states have sent messages of condo
lehce coached in the warmest terms.
The papers comment on the political
side Of the empress dowagcr's charac-
tor with reserve. The Post considers il
easily comprehensive that woman Of
her abilities should seek to influence
the political views of her husband, but
the paper rcfltins from criticism.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

Chicago, Aug. g. Having to his cred
It II lives saved from drowning, Ar.
thur Pagan, who is lgcd but IL years.
saved \. J. Baker, a would be suicide,
twice. although the man struggled Il
be allowed to die. After the first res.
Gu" Baker fought savagely and finally
threw his rescuer off and jumped into
the lake z second time. Eagan again
sprang after him and succeeded il.
finally dragging him to safety.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
PERSONAL.

Julian e. Walker left YESTERDAY on y
weeks vacation Ahich H. Mn
sh"lHd II the north. He viii visit NM
Thousand Isles. AlrNaEtlria BAY. LaE,
CHAMPAIGN and Saratoga
Miss Mabel Pierce, daughter IF policr-
man Harry A. Pierce, lrrt on i ytSit Il,
llrr aunt, Mrs. Mary Kelly, AZ lrnrnl
alley Farm. New London township,
chester county, Pa, where She win re-.
main until September.
EhWih L. Cochran, II prominent youp.
!n me, q III" New castl, count y lar
Wil ,raN" New York Tomorrow on Tho
linll'h'iIg line for Europe liz win be
hW'iy i"r 2 month during which lin.
ne Wlii visit London, Paris and other
European cities. '''''
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

Chicago, Ang, &. Judge William
Cecil Price, Emitted Slatrs treasurer
under President buchanan, il dead
her" at Tile laolac Of lis soi-in-Iaw
William = Nrwbrrry AGED So years
Judge Prtce settled in Springfield. Mo.
n The early tliriirs. lie brcamr prom
lnrnt IN IN ranks Of lie Dcmocrnti,
party, ANA when buchanan vas elect
cd he was chosen Unitcd states treas
urrf
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

Buffalo, Au@. q The dedication Of
the New York state building has taken
pllc" Will, appropriate exercises in the
auditorium ~ III" building The Hon.
Daniel IL. Lockwood. president II thc
New york commission. gavr Il history
of lhe commission and its work. ana
presented thr building to The eXposi-
tion, The Charge was accepted in a
brief speech hy Holm Il. Milbuun presi.
dent Of The Fan American.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
The CoIIier nrntns u homo.

New York, Aug. q The United
States collier Brutus, Lieutenant Com
mander Moore, L. $. n, commanding
has arrived from Manila The Brutus
left Manila on May 4 ana stopped Il,
Singapore. Colombo, Adcn. Port Said
and Gibraltar She carries crew Of
6 officers and 80 men. The Brutus an
chorcd off Tompknsville.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

Amesbury Mass. Aug. L, Seeing
that llitl" lad had fallen from il boat
in which he WAS playing on the NIerri
mac river here, Charles slrr. is ycars
old, Of l.yna jumped into the water
and swan 10 the rescue. fishers
strength failed, however, after liz had
reached the child and both were
drowned
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

Alameda. car. Aug. q. DR.. Charles
Hampton Field has committed suicide
by inhalins Illuminating gas. HI was
formerly surgeon in the United States
army 1T Fort Wayne. He was also an
"X-surgeon of the pension bureau and
at one time surgeon Of the Union Pa.
cific railroad.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
MEMBERS To RACE.
Free Sport Promised by Wilmington
Horse Show Association.

day OF fine sport is promised those
Mn "a "a The track OF the Wilmington
II,rse Show Association tomorrow
Afternoon, The members have entered
their own horses and in many cases VIII
drive them There are live classes aiid
some fast time is expected.
| The first race will start AT o'clock
The classes aud entries follow:
80 Class; $50
Josl, u. o.. Garden Farm, Josh. Wilson,
SUPERINTENDENT.
,'ccil, b. g, Dave RnmsY.
| Lark, h. e., Dr. j. Il. Mahalfy.
Florence. Il. e., W. Biggs
Happy u, h. e., Frank Shilling.
| 225 Class.
| Rocky q, i. e.. Dave Rnnlsey.
| All q. Xix. Z, DR.. J. II, Mahafy.
Argo director. blk. M, Garden Farm
| 2IS Glass.
Brlwilth Jr., l.. s., w. A. Bell.
Jessie Wo1d, u. IN, Palace Stables.
Free Silver, b. &, W. Il. Riggs.
| Mnbe Wilkes, b. M, W. T.. Biggs.
| Three minute class:
Lady, i. III, q. Morrison.
Sorrelf Top. s. e., John Walker.
Billy, b. e., X. Chambers.
Mack, q. T., H. Il. Ewing.
Nix, h. h.. j. l.. Cooper, Jr.
$50 Glass:
Jean, h. M, Stanton Stock Farm.
Powell Il. e. j. Kitchens.
Elsmcrc, h. s., Il. Il. Armstrong.
Bronson, 3. s., X. II. Watts.
Emory, b. s., j. Biggs.
Kate. u. m. w. Flemings.
las. Watson, b. r.. Dave Rumscy.
Red Wilton, b. -. Garden Stock Farm
2.40 Glass:
Hope. h. s., W. IIendrickson.
Red Hal. $. D.. II. Il. Armstrong.
Cmcron. =. s., J. .Iordon.
Del. Boy. b. g. +. McNnugh.
Fannie. u. m. H. Duff
Prince Wood. $. s.. W. II. Riggs.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

HailSton, y. Y, Aug & Professor
Sidney Sherwood Of Johns Hopkins uni
rrrsitN, Baltimore, is dead at l}allSton
Center. He was spending his vacation
on Z farm aud Will" trimming tree
with pruning shears on July ri acct
d"lIially cut his right hand. Blood poi
sonlng SET IN. and medical skill was IN
awaiting to save his life
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

Albany, Aug. g. The s,atr d.nor,
lli'nl "f health is arranging FOR i an
ven non "f health officers ana rrnistran.
of vial statistics to he held In III, ,','
:, '.,,o - ana -, Il is expected 10 brinS
2'~o officials here. Addresses NH -
hila" ~ prominent authorities =,
sanitation, pubic health. VIM ,to,t,,
tics. etc. 90 s'atls'
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

WATERFOWL, y. u, Aug. 6. H. The
twelfth week Of the machinists' strike
here is now on and the prospects Of II
settlement are brighter than they have
been n any time before. f. q. Roberts
Of Washington, general organizer Of
the American Federation of Labor,
who is here in an effort to settle tic
trouble says that he win call upon tie
manufacturers ANA endeayor 10 ar.
range for Il conference.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
We're sMrcthcnrts Long aro

Oswcgo. Aug. q Mrs. Eliza Hill o.
Osw"go ana Oliver Mellon Of Williams
town, both aged 40 years. Who were
sW""lh"aris % years ago, have Just
been married here. The father of Mrs.
llill objected 70 bis daughter marrying
Mellon. The HITTER then went 10 tlla
civil war, ANA after His return founi
his sweetheart married. He then dis
appeared and returned few months
ago.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
Filing on claims Mt Ell Reno.

FL Reno, o, r., Aug. G.-In the open.
ing Of Indian lands on the Kiowa- Co.
manche reservations the last act began
when the winners in last weeks lottery
We're permitted to file on their claims
Filing at the rate of go per day al
III Reno and Fort Sill will continue
daily until the entire 1900 claims have
been disposed Of.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
A Fight with Indians.

Helena. Mon. Aug G.-ln fight on
the Flathead Indian reservation six In
dams and three half breeds exchanged
number of shots. One of the Indians
was shot in the arm. The Indians oh
iectcd to half breeds picking up cattle
on the reservation, and further trouble
is p%UeCtrd
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
Railroad Men on n Trim.

The steamer Chincoleague owned by
III" Pennsylvania Railroad Company left
the wharves of the pnscyq q Jones
Company yesterday afternoon where She
has been for several weeks undergoing
repairs. G.. q. Turner. master machinrc
OF the r., w. X Il. railroad; William
II. Lungren, general foreman of the
railroad shops and John Hide, boiler in
Spcctnr LEFT this city for the trip on the
t'hincatragtc and will be gone several
DAYS The Chincnteague runs bet wcnu
Frankfort City and Chncntcague Island.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
HOVISON is CHOSEN.
Selected to Fill Vacancy on Schley
Court of Inquiry.
CAPTAIN PARKER VERY BUSY
Sehiey's Assistant Counsel Hard Mt
Work Investigating the Official
Records Bearing ON the
Santiago Campaign.

Washington, Aug. 6.--Rear Admiral
Henry l.. Howison has been selected to
fill the vacancy on the Schley court of
inquiry caused by the inability of
Rear Admiral Kimberly to serve.
Admiral Howison's name is one of
several officers whom Admiral Schley
notified the department were satisfac-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
nIcyclist Kinch ~ cnIIisinn.

New London, Conn. Aug. q. Will
riding his bicycle down hill in Groton
John Salter, a prominent manufactnr.
or, eollitled with a cart aud was in
stantly killed, the pole striking him on
the side Of the head. He was 81 years
old and thirty-second degree Mason.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

me ri"sne In New south w.,.,
- 9s"hFy' New South Wales, Aug a.
''n@ death from bubonic nlaama
besL i,pa;tcd here. nus
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07
4 OTICE. 70 MILL CREEE m,

NOTICE. TO MILL CREEK HTN
dr"d Taxpayers. II will meet thr IA,
l'nNrrS Of Mill ,rrek hundred ut N
following places. aud give the Der Gem
discount allowed by law.
NJ my home, Marshallton. August ,tf
I'm. 18th: September 81. 9th. 18Th. v
ana 30, from l.3J to 4 o'clock u. m.
I"nr' House, Wilmington. !lng,
lnth. l1th cath: September III. lnt
H2ls' and 2Sth from 10 TO ii.3O o'clock
~ md l.aO TO $50 clock y. IN.
l'"st Office, HocKessin. August Gli
2oli' September 81. 10th, 18th ana lib
ron 10 10 T. o'clock m
Union. Dcmpscy's Store, August Gil
aud 10th; Scntcmhcr 81, 10th. I'M am
am: from l.30 to 4 o'clock p. m.
Milford Cross ltondS. August Sin aN
~; September 9Th, 18th. 10Th and 2G
from 10 to II o'clocG m.
K"d Mills, August Sth ana 22d. Scptcu
l"r bth. l2th, 10th and Goth: from / 80 i
4 o'clock y. m.
:, stanton Hotel August 9th and ell
N"pt"n'hcr 9th. 18Th. Goth and eth; fru
y t. r. o'clock nj.
Marshallion. August 9th and 23d: Sen
,'nlh"r 9Th. 18th, Goth and eth. fran
80 to o'clock i. NJ.
''nrrlt's Upper Snuff Mill. August n
alh September 18th.
WM. T.. DEIGUTON
"ti"ct"r of Taxes for Mill Creek Iln
drcd
M ATfRNITY PATENTS
AVA ADMITTED FREE at the
II A N II 4
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

Washington, Aug. Ga. y. Campbell
has been appointed fourth class post
master ut Talimanville, Pa.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-08-07

SIS 90 Siugle
m. al, and styis
~ oruer want to clc
OF. see them
gu" 9th street
Window. = f fsm, of ~ N
more Of IN
our custom departmerI
slight in work, trimmI
care in fitting on accoI
cut in price. Special
in Serges at $50 and \
10 per cent. Genuine
Serges $3o less 10 per
10 per cent off Mixed
lots, Worsteds and
meres. 10 per cent off
els except the specj;
styles. Linen, white
and crash for trousers
coats or whole suits.
Open Saturday
only.
JAS. T.MULLIA & 5
9th & Marlet, Wilmir