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The sun., 1901-07-17
RED MEMS SPORTS.
Handicaps of the Y. M. G A. Who
Will Participate.

Minaua Tribe of Red Men will hold
it's annual outing at Shellpot Park on
Saturday afternoon. The field sports
will be given by the members OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The sports will begin promptly at
o'clock. Tnis promises to be the most
out door event that has
taken place in this city for sometime,
rhe boys are practicing daily for thu
lifferent events and by Saturday they
will he in excellent shape.
The events, handicaps and persons
entered are as follows:
Putting 16 pound shot Kerop Khonml-
ian, handicap As inches: Frank b. Light
iS; w. III. Saunders, AZ; i. T. Harrins
ton, AZ; Il. III. Megaw. AZ; G. i. Martin
30: j. II. Holt. "a; Herman Dohl. Y
levi McC. Foster, scratch; J. II. Tucker
scratch.
Pole vault--W. II. Saunders, handicap
IL inches: Levi McC. Foster. 8; w. ]
Cook. A; r. II. Mcgaw, scratch.
Fifty yards dash-Scratch, +. III. Me
gaw. G. Il. Dannenberg. Il. p. Harrins
ton. r. y. Light, w. II. Saunders, J. w
Eedder. Herman Dohl, w. y. Foster
T. p. Tucker, Il. A. Sullivan. Kerol
khoumarian. ]. III. Holt. @. Il. Martin
Running broad jump p-Kerop Khonmr
ian. handicap 36 inches: Frank B. Light
36; Frank A. Sullivan. 80; l.. r. Harring
ton, 90: Levi McG Foster, 26; r. I'll
Mcgaw, "a; w. Fl. Saunders. "A; G. T
Martin. "a; ]. II. Holt, Il: ]. w. We'd
ler. 4: w. b. Foster, scratch; G. B
Dannenherg. scratch.
Running high inmp-Kerop Khonmar
| an. handicap s inches: r. p. Harrington
s: w. II. Saunders, G; Levi MEG Foster
!: 7. Il. Tucker. 6: J II. Holt. g. i. II
Mcgaw. A; J. W. Nedder, a W. p. Fos
er. 9: Herman Dohl. scratch
100 yards dash-L. +. Harrington
,anicap s Yards; r. b. Light. s; r. 4
Sullivan. 3: Ilernp Khoumaiian, s: j W
yedder. 3; J. r. Tucker. 5: ]. II. Holt
4: G. T. Martin, 8; r. IT, Megaw 3: {
Y. Dannenberg. g. w. II. Saunders.
W. r. Foster. 3: Herman Dohl. scratcl
The sun., 1901-07-17
SETTLE STEEL STRIKE,
LORD ROTHSCHILD BIDS

I.onaon. July 15.-Lord Rothschild, the
colossus of England, mace 'nis
significant statement today apout the
Billion Dollar Steel strike.
.Settle your steel strike in America
and you will find London as willing as
ever to support yonr securities.
..rhere is no discrimination against
Steel or other American stocks: It IS
simply business matter here that bank
rrs do not advance large amounts on one
class of stock alone.
"The financial situation here, not ex-
cluding Consols, depends entirely upon
the United States. If YOU send over
good prices we will keep them mp, but u
you are as persistent sellers aS You nave
been today YOU cannot expect London 70
go on buying.
~. +. Morgan placed $l15,oOo,OOO OF
steel here. These stocks have gone dowl
considerably. therefore it cannot be cailet
surprising If the London market is de
;pondent. But there is 10 real anxiety
or likelihood Of any panic ." things o.
that sort"
The sun., 1901-07-17
WANT TENDERS USED.
Street and Sewer Directors Intro
duced Radical Resolution.
Provides a Fine for Trolley Com
panies Not Using Fend-
ers on Cars.

resolution offered at the regular
meeting Of the ,IrectnrS oi Tue o'loe'
and Sewer Department YESTERDAY nv.
n. If nnsScd will result i'll hll the faii-
wny ears III the city BENG equipped Win
fnnders and wheel guards. The resolu
lion is us follows:
Section /. Thnt street railway t",i
panies operating cars on any ~ ~
5strnets. avenues. highways or lanes VIII
n thr limits of the city Of NilmihStol'
D.l,worr. shall equip each ana every
an when in usc, with such Tenders anu
wheel guards that shall meet win lle
,nroyul Of the Tnard oi Directors 81 the
street and Sewer department, VINO sli',h
hoye power. from time 10 time. to moaiiS
Inc requirements for sucil lehaers w
wheel guards.
section 3. II Shall be the duty of carh
ma every street railway company doliis
huSiness in the city Of Wilmington, i'el,
aware. 10 equip its cars rs fea'lren
upder the preceding section Witnlh ~
tloys from and after the passage OF tliiS
resolution. AMI any such company ne
,.lecting Ia comply with the requirements
~ this resolution shall forfeit AMI pay !
i'm. of $50 and I'M additional line OF w
IN. cnr for every day that such car i
luscd without the equipments hcrelnhe
fore designated. !.
Secretary Wiley was instructed 7
notify the Wilmington City Railway 20
Ia utilizr its Concord avenue ffhnchiS'
within three months. The franchls
.;vne The company the right to bulld
limo au concord avenue. formerly Eliloi
,yenre. from Market street 10 the cit
line. II tho l.. 4 q. crossing. Inc con
nnny will probably build the line q
nnrr connecting Mt Elliott avenue m
Market street with both the Rivervle'
7 ,nl Nondcycr avenue lines, and at eith'
with tbc North ,a.dc railway, to be use
os tho Wilmington terminus of the w
miuuton and West Chester railway pr
: ;nct II which the company is intereste
Tbo matter or the disputed bill Of nca
4 IL 81 100 for repairing the damage ao'
= l,v The bursting of the reservoir ~ Eish
md palncy street was brought TO Y
u !, attention of tho board by letter fro
ie M Ro,rd of Water Commissione'
rho question was referred to sire
y Commissioner Pierson to investigate
N Contractor William u. Connolly ask
ihc department TO macadamize Sv'
more and Van Burcn streets for aht
:, sounre each. and also that cert;
,noIories for light he replaced by g
lamps.
H. Thc weekly payroll amounting.
Al. s51 81, and the bills for cart ~
$40 s5. were ordered paid. The SOC
tory reportcd collections amounting
N si07 as and a balance Of $7,259.41.
The sun., 1901-07-17

with George Powell pfesi-
nent 81 the American Tin Piate Morh-
ers, Protective and Internatlohal Asso-
ciation of America, at Ellwooa Ivy
who announced that his orgitnlza.loii
was in hearty sympathy with the
Amalgamated strikers ana the s'ate-
ment was untrue that 5000 dippery
men would continue work. II was re-
norted that these men had decided 20
continue work because of the lack oi
co.operation of the Amaigamated asso'
ciation whep the scale with the Amer,
ican Tin Phte company was adjusted
a year ago. 90,
president Shaffer announces tha'
strike benefits will go to the idle mel
from the time of the actual Inaugural
tion of this strike. The association ha'
. substantial fund, he says, ana tn
men remaining at work In plants out
side of the big steel combine WIN pa
liberally to support the strike.
The sun., 1901-07-17
INSPECTING SIDEWALKS.
City is Being Gone Over systemati-
cally.

Good work is being done by the two
street inspectors under the direction -
Street Commissioner Frank w. lterson.
hough the man have been at work only
L tlrIIeu III repufts oh ,utit,str ititfs'' -
sidewalk besides having served notice
upon owners of properties i'll front ol
which sidewalks are III bad condition;
The work is progressing systematicallS;;
The men take block ut time ana
rppo,t on the condition Of the payements.
IL the men go along they serve notice
upon the property owners where pave
ments are in bad condition TO make I'M
proyements in certain time; five OF ten
days as the case warrants. Most people
are complying with the regulations Of
the department. 1t will take some tin'
for the inspectors to complete their work
| but when it is done the sidewalks Of the
city will be iii good condition.
The sun., 1901-07-17
SNELLENBURG TO
GET BIG STORE
Market Street Merchants Will Occu-
cupy Building Now Used by
Hood. Foulkrod & Co.

Philadelphia. July l6. Negotiations
are practically completed whereby
Snellenberg 4 Go. will enlarge their
store by taking in the big building on
the southwest corner of Eleventh and
Market streets. now occupied by Hood
Eoulkrod & Go. The exact rental at
which the building will be leased 70
Suellcnberg & Co. cou d not be learned
hut II is said to he in the nelgnborhood
Of $4,000 year.
4 representative Of Snellenbcrg y -
who was seen this morning. Wonld
neither deny nor affirm the report thal
his firm were to buy mp the stock OF
Hood. Foulkrod & CO.. or fake posses
sion Of their bnii.ing.
II is certain. however. that negotia
tions are practically completed. only
few formal legal matters remaining =
no attended to. When the purchase an'
lease nre effected. Snellenherg Y 90 WI
occupy the Hood Foulllrod building, an'
thns gain 4 complete block front o.
| Market street.
The sun., 1901-07-17
QUESTION, is 4
LAMB A SHEEP?
Point Raised by Levy Courtman
Willis.
rs TO BE INVESTIGATED
Levy Court Passed Bills Amounting
to Nearly $4,000. Including
S1,1OO for Clerk Of the
Peace Quigley.
Is TO BE INVESTIGATED

Bills amounting to nearly $4,000 We're
passed by the Levy Court yesterday.
Clerk of the Peace Quigley received his
first money since he has been in Office,
being allowed $l,100, about half the
amount of his bill. Mr.. Quigley's bill
amounted to $2,1SS.74, including $44 for
printing and stationery; $25l.9O for court
expenses and $1,S42.S4 for officers of the
court
Among the bills allowed We're the fol.
lowing: Thomas Davis, SIS; d. j. Rein
hardt, SIS and w. II. Smalley, Jr., SIS
for court expenses. John o. Turner for
inspecting Washington street bridge, $50:
~ l. j. n. IIarnan for Court House
furnishings. $4,000: Ii. &. Knowles, 5000
for legislative work.
Judging from three bills that came mp
there must be great ravages among sheep
by dogs in Blackbird hundred. All the
bills were held up on motion Of Mr.. Viii
lifts who held that in the law there is no
mention Of lambs, only sheep being speci-
fed III the bill. Before the bills are all
lowed he wants to know il lamb is n
sheep. Two of the bills for sheep killed
hy dogs held mp were those Of Joseph
X. Pryor, .Ir for one sheep. S., one
sheep ut SIS each, two lambs. SO each.
Another sheep case was that of an al
llowance by appraisers to Vincent O. Hill
| Of Blackhird hundred, for 1902 for killed
yheep: forty-three sheep at $5 each and
ltwcnty-nine lambs at So each.
| President Lynn announced that this
L bil would be held UP until COMMITTEES
the matter. He appointed
Mrssrs. Armstrong. Willitts and Meg
snson to investigate the case.
| When the matter of passing the bills
ame ZIP Mr.. Armstrong moved. "that all
bills approved by the comptroller be
nnsScd''
Mr.. Wilitts objected and said tho
court should know what the bills We're.
President Lynn said they had all beer
10 K'd hv the members of the court
Mr., Willitts persisted. however. say
ing he wanted the bills read for thc
nersonal information of every member
md finally il was concluded to reaC
them.
Warrants were drawn in favor q
Tohn Il. Whann for $15 on account of th'
assessment.
James r. Porter Of Newport was re
,ppointni county constable to serve unit
, 'hn end oI the present term.
I Tohn TT. Rodney was allowed $500 70
: legal services in the argument on tn
kdnms tax law and resolution wa
,assnd authorizing the payment Of $50
| 70 Mr. Rodney on account
Tho court adjourned until August
The sun., 1901-07-17
CONTRACTS TO MAKE CLOTHES
Trustees of the New Castle County
Workhouse Meet

Trustees Of the New Castle County
Workhouse met yesterday and decided
upon the making of clothing MS employ
,nent for the prisoners who will be con
fined in the institution. The articles
made will 10 trousers and overalls. No
contract for the sale Of the goods has
yet been made bnt the trustees are work
IN" on this point.
The work or putting in the cells is
lrine hurried. There are yet 275 tons
i steel 10 he put in. The first tier of
40 celLs in the west wing is finished and
tbc woriincn are now engaged on the
second tier. There will be four tiers of
cells in the west wing and twenty cell-
| iii the east wing
The sun., 1901-07-17
BIG STRIKE OF FIREMEN.
Nearly All Wyoming Valley Mines
Tied Up.

Wilkesbnrre Pa, July 16.-The strike
of the stationary tiremen just inaugu
rated has tied up nearly all the mines
In the Wyoming valley, and a con
servative estimate places the number
Of men idle at 1900. This includes the
men out in the Scranton district
Only about 800 Of these are tiremen
The balance is made up of miners, Ia
borers, engineers, breaker boys and ma
chinists employed in and about the
collieries. Every mine from Pittston
to Nanticoke is affected.
When the whistles blew for work,
the firemen refused to report for duty,
and orders were then issued by the
superintendent to close down. The
striking firemen thereupon returned to
their respective headquarters, where
they held meetings and discussed the
situation.
President Mnllahy of the state asso
citation says that he has received re-
ports from the entire Wyoming dis
trict of the anthracite region and that
only five colleries are working. Pres
ident Mullahy estimates that 10000
men are idle.
The coal companies have pressed into
service their foremen and fire bosses,
who will be employed as liremen for
the time being. This is necessary III
order to keep the pumps running ana
| the mines free from water.
Some Hosting Engineers Quit Too.
| At some Of the collieries hosting en-
| gineers who were asked to work With
the new men refused and quit theii
posts. At other mines the engineers
/ remained on duty.
The Lchigh Valley company is opet
citing its Maltby colliery. lioistng The
usual quota of coal The Delaware
| and Hudson company has two mines
working, ana the officials say they
Eaye enough firemcn to keep tht
pumps running.
Several manufacturing concerns gav'
in to the demands of the fircmcn durins
the day. The Wilkesbarre Lace com
pany, employing loo hands, wh'
among those that capitulated. Tn
Hazard Rope works, employing 1.oo'
men. followed shortly afterward. TN
Wilkesbarre and Wyoming Nalle.
Traction company officials told thei
tiremen to go to work at the increas,
A number of smaller plants also nc
ceeded to the demands a short Will
after starting time.
The officials of tile various coal CON
1 a n
had no plans for the future and had II
idea how long the strike would las
one superintendent, however, said III
! company had plans on foot by whic
5hsE expected 6 e 9f.tita SGT sn9pssR tESseHh III
) day or two.
The sun., 1901-07-17
FORGED 800 CHECK.
Constable is Looking for William
H. Cornish.

Sometime ago William III. Cornish of
New York who claims that he was not
only horseshoer but veterinarian as
well, started shop on Orange street
above Front. He was possessed Of
very sleek tongue and made claims ga
lore. One of these was that horse shod
by him. no matter how aged, would step
off like a four-year-old. For time he
did lucrative business. When his
claims did not materialiZe it soon began
to wane.
He left Wilmington rather hurridly
early last week for parts unknown, ac-
companied by woman.
After his departure it was discovered
that he was much indebted, owing rent
and large board bill as well, and had
forged note on White Bros. for 800.
4 warrant mas been sworn ont for hs
arrest. His effects have been seized and
will be sold by Constable Charles Green
this afternoon.
The sun., 1901-07-17
STEEL STRIKE QUIET.
Amalgamated Officials Claim 74,OOO
Men are Idle.

pittsburg, July 16.-The steel strlke
situation is quiet. 49,
/ revised list of the plants OF tne
4hrea combinations affected by the
strike has been prepared together WIN ,
tne number of skilled workers. IN Tue
nils of the American Tin Plate COM
nanv d men are employed in three
tnrns in each as follows: Roller, rough
or dorbier, doublers helper heater
hsotar,s helper, catcher and screw poy
and one shearman, who does the woih
for three turns with two ,s,s OPENERS, enc >,
Each mills full quota OF skilled men ems -
q. The tin plate combination enpioss W
nj it's 27o mills 1920 skilled , Workers, ,,.
OF this number 6,966 are on strike, ,.,.a anu
324 are working at the Nasona' -
The sun., 1901-07-17
BOYS ENJOYING THEMSELVES.
st. Stephens Church Choir Outing at
Betterton, Md.

The choir boys of St. Stephens Church
are having a delightful time on their
outing at Betterton. Md. They pass the
greater part Of the time fishing. rowing.
bathing and playing baseball. The boys
lre very popular ut Betterton and have
made host OF friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Doerr expects to re
turn with his boys on Friday. Among
those in the party are Charles and lio-
ward Schwarz, Oscar and George Site
.ler, Charles Oberly, Ralph Jacobs
George Schwetzer. Eiwood Rartram
George Huber. Orvil Mccall. Canhs
Mammele. Charles Spiegenhalter, Kaf
Beck. FRED Schultz. Helmuth IIlrich
George. .Eisler. Lewis Aaron and Ern
The sun., 1901-07-17
AMBULANCE BUSY.
Number of Persons Carried by
Phoenix Crew.

The Phoenix Ambulance was kept busy
m removal cases yesterday afternoon.
Arthur Williams who was overcome by
the heat was removed from s,aliaGhef !
arug store. Twentieth and Market streefs
10 thr Homeopathic Hospital, about l3o
o'clock. Mrs. Ore was removed from
10 900 Nandcver avenue TO the Dela-
ware Hospital at 2 o'clock. She had
been i'll for some time.
Patrick Higgins was taken i'll on tht
Mouslcy road about $50 o'clock. Ht
was removed TO his home. No. 1902 Mar
,sct street. Mrs. jackson Of No. l5o'
Rroome street. who has been i'll for sev
aral days. was taken 70 the Homeopathic
lInSpita1
The sun., 1901-07-17
NEW ZEALAND
ARBITRATION LAW

Impartial local boards of concihatloh
without power to enforce decisions.
One Court of Arbitration, from whose
decision there is no appeal.
Industrial disputes heard first by the
local board with right for either party
to appeal to the Court.
Penalties not to exceed 500 pounds en-
forceable against employer or trade
unions.
Trade unions. Of e..ploycrs and EN-.
Iployed, easily formed, register to Obtain
certain benefits of the act.
The sun., 1901-07-17
NO CHANGE IN READING STRIKE
rhe Men Say They are Waiting for.
Developments.

Reading, July 16.--There is positively
no change in the situation Of the shop
hands of the Reading Railway Company
today. At the strike headquarters hoth-
ing has been doing all day and the men
say they are waiting for developments.
Chairman Reschor is expected back
in Reading tomorrow, by which tlme'
those in authority during his absence say
he will have several matters of interest
10 report. He has been absent since
Saturday. The company officials report
today they are handling freight rs usual
The pipe mill of the Reading Iron
Company resumed today. II Is the first
If the striking plants to 80 into opera
tiou.
The sun., 1901-07-17
SUPT. CAsKEY RETURNED.
Went to Newport. R, l., on the Tor
pedo Boat Stringham.

Superintendent Caskey of the machine
shop of the Harlan y EIollingsworth
Company, who left on Sunday last on
the torpedoboat Stringham for Newport.
Il. L., returned to this city yesterday.
The Strngham was taken TO Newport
for another trial trip. IT is expected
that the trial trip will be made today
II has been given several trials. On
the other oecussions there was always
some mshap to the machinery which
lnrcessitated the boat being brought back
10 its builders wharves for repairs.
The sun., 1901-07-17
UNION CONDEMNS JUDGE.
Local Iron Moulders Pass Resolu-
tions Pledging to Use Ballot
Roy to Right Wrongs.

philadelphia. July 16.-Local union.
M. Is. of the Iron Mouders Union of
North America, passed resolutions con-
demning Judge Stewart Of York, Pa,
for imprisoning officials Of the union
for alleged contempt of court and pledg-
inr themselves to support movement
ia have Justice done. The resolution
was as follows:
sWhereas. Judge Stewart of the York
County Common Pleas Court, has i'm
prisoncd three members of the l. Nj. q
If \. A. and imposed excessive fines ot
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
The sun., 1901-07-17
coLoRED MAN BEATEN.
The Trouble Started Over a Crap
Game.

Thomas Rochester. colorcd. Of No.
1oo9 Forrest street. appeared at the no,
lice station about s o'clock last night II
i battered condition. One of his arms
appeared to he broken and he said ne had
been struck in the back with a brick.
Rochester claims to have gotten his IN.
i,uies III Il fight which occurred near the
works Of the Wilmington Mills Manu-
featuring Company. 4 crap game was
II nrorrcss when the fight started and
Rochester said several men jumped on
him. He did not appear to want any
one arrested hut was more concerned
lhont getting his injuries attended to.
He was sent to the Homeopathic Hos
rital in the patrol wagon by Captain
/ Black
The sun., 1901-07-17
Don't miss the bricklavers' excursion to
Atlantic CITY on Saturday, July 20.
Supposed punawav.

Reuben RockmcIl, boy. was arrested
last night hy policeman Murphy beyond
Third street bridge The hoy is one Of
4 party of four who got off a train ana
the police believe he ran away from
home. He said his home is at No log
CRANKY street, Baltimore. Captain
BLACK photographed to the chief Of polica
of Baltimore last night that the boy mad
hrpn arrested.
The sun., 1901-07-17
Horse Ran Away.

4 pair of bay horses owned by Levy
,,,,nrtman Isaac Elliott became fright
rncd nj b. 4 Q. railroad tram
Monday night and ran away. Inc
driver was thrown from the wagon but
escaped unininrea. One of the horses
broke leg and may have to be killed
MIR. Elliott values the animal at 500
The sun., 1901-07-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

u. T. du Pont de Nemours Go, IS erect
mo n standpipe adjoining the reservoir,
ncor the office. at st. Joseph'S.
AZ the recent meeting of the national
convention of the Modern Woodmen o.
America. Dr. i. w. Bastian of this city
was elected head physician Of the order
in Delaware,
The sun., 1901-07-17
ARBITRATE THE GREAT STEEL STRIKE!
THE WORKINGMEN'S SIDE

The principle that the trust mus
must be unionizcd. M.
2.-Union men must be treated aiiNe
in all the steel plants. !
3-No coercion, but the right 70 enron
on-union workmen. ,.,.
a-The trust officials fought to delay
the great strike.
The sun., 1901-07-17
Ren,eyined Cows

sheriff Mcdaniel yesterday recovered
thirty cows belonging to Frank Fast
lurn Of near Newark on Il writ of re-.
nlavip from Risden Crossley who held
them for alleged damages to his corn
sron. The cows broke ont Of the field
~ which they were on Saturday night
ana straycd on Mr.. Crossley's farm
The sun., 1901-07-17
THE STEEL TRUSTS SIDE.

1.-The right to ignore lanef niiioi' -"
treat with the men. :n.,
2.-The privilege Of running some i'i''s
as non-union plants. .,a
3.,To protect the non-hhloii iheh -"
choose to remain so.
4.-To fix different rates OF pay III w
different trust mills.
The sun., 1901-07-17
sheriff Denies Report.

sheriff Mcdaniel yesterday denied the
report that he wonld refuse !" 'mrll 'tsl ",
INA nr;soners in New Castle jail to the
,,stady az the trustees OF the New Cas-
~, countv Worknouse when the time
snmes for the transfer to he made. The
sh.rift saws he has no such intention.
The sun., 1901-07-17
Country Boy Disappears.

The police have been notified TO be on
the lookout for Thomas Mccartney, aged;
ii wears, who disappeared from the haas;
lof his father, Frank Mccartney n5ar.
Hue Ball, Brandywine hundredl He
was last seen in Wilmington on July L.
The sun., 1901-07-17
Mile Of Wire Stolen.

Wire thieves stole about mile of the
Mira Of tie Delaware and Atlantic Tele-
craph and Telephone Company early yes
terday morning. 1t was stripped from
poles on East Seventh street near the
works Of the Jackson 4 Sharp Co.
The sun., 1901-07-17
~ addicIrs, Yacht.

The yacht Vision owned by !. haW'itn
Adlicks is hcing rebuilt IN the yilrns -
Thomas VI. Kirby \ Sons, III y. Mich,
acls. Md. When finished the Sach' VIII
i. one Of the finest Of her kind
The sun., 1901-07-17
,,a,a, enr Homeopathic Hospital.

Through the efforts Of Mrs. NJ. Il
stevens and Miss Gertrude Baldwin
s521s was recently raised for the bche-
81 Of The Homeopathic Hospital. Man
lrcrs Of the hospital wish to return
thanks Tor the same.
The sun., 1901-07-17
Ornr..nrne INV Heat.

Arthur Williams was overcome by the
heat -Ees. esday afternoon on Elliott ave-
We near Washington street. He was
|, jken to the Delaware Hospital in the
Phoenix Ambulance.
The sun., 1901-07-17
Down Rran,iywine in Canoe.

John Warner and Reynolds Wilson
nafdcled down the Brandywine from
I.enape, Pa, to this city yesterday atter
MON.
The sun., 1901-07-17

90 with the bricklayers to Atlantic
City on Saturday, July 20.
The sun., 1901-07-17

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