davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1901-10-04
GIFTS TO DELAWARE HOSPITAL.
Those Who Made Donations to That
Worthy Institution.

Delaware Hospital had an unusually
successful donation day yesterday. All
day donations came in from all parts
of the State. They consisted of produce,
fruits, canned goods, clothing and many
many donations of money. Those who
donated money were as follows III. Il.
Jones, Mrs. Sarah Lemon, A. p. Corbi:.
Mrs. Fulton, Miss Rebecca Crawford
liockrssin Auxiliary, Mrs. ]. Ernest
Simth. Miss Caroline Johnston, DR.
Meredith Lamnue, Mrs. John Hutton
John Lifford. John Moore, Mrs. John
Bancroft, Miss Anna Candy, William NJ
Candy, Edward Belts, William Mendin-
hall, Ladies' Society Delaware Saenger-
hund, Middletown Auxiliary, Francis A.
Mather, Mrs. Florence McClary, Mrs
IL. Il. Jones,> Mrs, j. A. Ellegood, Ep-
worth League, Mrs. Il. Wood Mrs.
David Lindsay, William Luke Mrs. Will
liam Luke, Mrs. ]. Walker Burns, Mrs.
John Grohe. Mrs. George G. Hall, Mrs.
Lydia \. Todd, Mrs. NJ. II. J.. Bush,
Mrs. III. Ashton Henry.
Articles-AIrs. III. Il. Nones, Mrs. f.
l.. Gilpin, Mrs. William Mendinhal,
Mrs. Charles Itumford, Mrs. A. ]. Hart,
Mrs. ii. G. Jones, Mrs. ID. w. Corbit,
Thomas Weldin, Mrs. u. James Belt,
Miss Mary Lea, Misses Bowman, Mrs.
Nowland, Miss Il. G. Tybout. Kentmerr
Auxiliary. Hilda Imam, Mrs. Harry
tiauSe, Mrs. George W. Bush. Mrs
Thomas Weldin, Mrs. r. w. Crook, Mrs.
lanes Brown. Elizabeth Scott. Mrs.
Dieh. Mrs. Day, Mrs. William Sellers.
Mrs. Berger. Mrs. John Harvey. Miss
y. A. BringhurSt, Miss Emma Simpson
Mrs. ID. b. Jones, Miss Joseph Bush,
Mrs. A. 4. Bowers, Charles Pratesi,
Mrs. J. ID. Sisler, the Misses Warner,
Charles Palmer, Mrs. John Palmer. Mrs
Todd. Mrs. Il. b. Bates. Hanscom Bros I,
Mrs. Fred c. Mccall, Miss Mary A.
Mrs. Bringhurst. Mrs 4. T.. Miller. Mrs.
Ford. l.. r. Turner. Mrs. w. +. Sellers,
Mrs. Thomas Mulin, Miss Ella w. Iii
lon. Mrs. @. l.. Thompson, A. III. Aim
Icow. Mrs. Alfred Belts. Mrs. Davi
Lindsay, Mrs. William Belts, Mrs
Thomas X. Porter, Mrs. John A. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. III. j.
Wiley. Mrs. William G. Mendinhall.
Mrs. John and Misses iilles, Mrs. FL
wood Jackson, Mrs. Thomas Jackson
Mrs. Joseph T.. Carpenter, Miss II. r.
rTilles. Miss Matilda Ferris. William II.
Floyd. Mrs. r. Regan, Mrs. Leonard
IIciSs. DR. and Mrs. John Palmer. Mrs
| 7. \. Draper. Miss Hodgman. Miss
Crawford. ]. p. Almond 4 CO.. Mrs. r.
Y. Gilpin. Mrs. Edward Bringhurst. Mrs
Alfred Curtis. Edwin IT, Robinson.
rourtland Cause Branch Of the Womnn's
Auxiliary. .,iiddletown Auxiliary. Rock
FORD Auxiliary. Stanton Auxiliary, Hock-
SSH Auxiliary.
The sun., 1901-10-04
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.
Who Were Prowling Around
Twelfth and West Streets.
Articles Believed to Have Been Stolen
From John Evans Home
Found on Them.

Policemen Ward and Davidson early
his morning arrested James Brown md
William Walker, who said their home
vas in Philadelphia, on the charge of be-
ny concerned in the robbery of the housa
# John Evans of No. 1920 West street
rhc men We're seen acting strangely III
he vicinity of the house last evening and
vrre watched by the patrolmen. Whom
he officers approached them they trirl
9 run away but We're captured and taken
the police station.
When they We're searched pair of c'ff
uttons, pocketbook and card bear
ng the name, Miss Marion Evans. were
'onnd on them, besides drill that is
used in Frying open shutters. 1t is
hought that the button, the card and
he pocketbook We're taken from the
vans house.
IT was robbed on Wednesday evening.
"he family is away and the number and
alue OF the articles taken is not known
the police. The men will be given
earring in the City Court this morning.
The sun., 1901-10-04
CONTRACT FOR DRUGS.
wilmer G. Taylor to Supply the State
Hospital.

The SUBJECT of drugs was under discus
rion nj the meeting of the Trustees Of
he Insane ut ifarnhurst yesterday. TIL"
rnstees had instructed Superintendent
iancker to purchase them from whole
ale houses, and as result of his ex
ericnce DIR. IIancker reported that the
lngs furnished were no cheaper than
hose that had previously been furnished
y druggists, and no better in quality.
Bids for drugs We're then acted upon,
mi by II unanimous vote the boar,l
lwarded the contract for the ensuing
luarter to Wilmer G. Taylor of Viii
nington.
State Auditor Purnal II. Norman re-
'ortrd that he had examined the ac-
cunts Of the institution and found them
orrrct aud in an excellent condition.
Superintendent IIancker reported 3l3
INMATES, and two deaths during the past
Month: admissions, females and 3
nalcs: discharged, females and .
llnlcs.
The balance on hand was reported as
4.977.76, and bills to the amount Of
3.i97.70 were allowed.
The resignation Of Levi Ruth, night
Natchman, was received and accepted.
The sun., 1901-10-04
SCHOOL LECTURES.
Course Arranged for the Glass at
HOmnpathic HOSPITAL.

The following lecture course has been
for the Training School for
nurses of the Homeopathic Hospital dur
ing the fall and winter:
October-Monday, 7th 14th, 21st, 2sth,
Irvine NJ Finn; Tuesday, Sth, J. Har-
mer Rile; Tuesday 18th, Il. Il. Neger-
dank; Tuesday 22d, j. Paul Lukens:
Wednesday 9th, A. Il. Frantz; Wedne,,-
day 18th, A. Negendank Wednesday 23d,
Harrison w. Howell; Thursday 10th, G..
Il. Carmichael; Thursday oath, Lewis w.
Finn.
November Monday 4th, 18th, 18th, 25te,
Irvine NJ, Finn; Tuesday 5th, ]. Har-
mer tile; Tuesday 18th, 26th, Il. II.
Negendank; Tuesday 18th, j. Paul Lu-
kens; Wednesday 27th, Harrison w.
Howell; Wednesday 18th. A. Il. Frantz;
Thursday 18th, a. Negendank; Thursday
l4th, G. r. Carmichael; Thursday 21st,
Lewis w. Finn.
.Ianuary-Monday 9Th. 18th, goth, r..
vine NJ Finn; Tuesday 7th, 2Sth. j
Harmer Rile; Tuesday 14th, Il. I. Negen.
dank; Tuesday 21st, j. Paul Lukens
Wednesday Sth, Harrison w. Howell
Wednesday 18TH. a. Negendank; Wednes
day 29th A. II. Frantz; Thursday 9th
VI. II. NHIlnlcllHel, lHufSudS lOtH, oOL!l
Lewis w. Finn.
February Monday Sd. 10th. 18th. oath
Irvine NJ. Finn; Tuesday 4th. ]. Har
lner Rile; Tuesday 18th, Il. r. Negen
dank: Tuesday 25tht, J. Paul Lukens
Wednesday 10Th, Harrison w. Howell
Thursday 9Th. A. Negendank: Thurs
day 18th. A. f. Frantz; Thursday Goth
q. II. Carmichael; Thursday 9th, I.ewi
W. Finn.
, The faculty Of the training school l.
' as follows:
A. Negendank, NJ. D., dean, homeo
nathy, general and special nursing. by
tiene and ethics Lewis w. Finn. NJ. ID.
registrar, surgical dressings and band
aging: ]. Harmer Rile. NJ. D.. surgi
cal emergencies; A. Il. Frantz. NJ. ID.
medical emergencies; Irvine NJ. Finn
VI. D., anatomy and physiology: f. +
| Negenlank, NJ. D.. fcvers and feve
nursing j. Paul Lukens. NJ. d.. oh
stetrics; George II. Carmichael. NJ. u.
vvnaecolocy; Harrison W. Howell. NJ
~, electricity and toXicology; Miss Aid;
II. Turner, supervising nurse.
The sun., 1901-10-04
WOMEN WORK
FOR CHARITY
Old and New Sale to Open To-
morrow.
WILL CONTINUE ONE WEEK
Proceeds Will Be For the Benefi,
Of the Homeopathic Hospital,
an Institution That is Do
ing Great Work.

At Pyle's Cycle academy at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the old
ana new sale which is to be held for the
benefit OF the Homeopathic Hospital by
the women managers of that institution.
will open and Is to continued for one
week. An day yesterday many Of the
women were at the building getting read'
for the opening. From all indications
the affair will be big success.
The sale il to be run as a regular
store. There are to be shelves behind
the counters. upon which the goods are
to be placed. and every article will lie
plainly priced. Each will be marked as
low as possible, and the prices will not
be changed.
Many articles have already arrived
and have been arranged on the shelves.
That there will be the greatest kind of
bargains when the sale begins is evident
from the fact that some Of the articles
are new. The various departments AMI
those to be in charge of them are ~
follows:
Millinery department Mrs. W. w.
Pnsey: china department. Mrs. Leonard
Kittingrr; kitchen department Mrs. Ben
jamin Nields; furniture, Mrs. Alfred =,
Elliott. book. Mrs. Sherman: mems cloth
ing. Mrs. Charles W. Pnsey; women'a
clothing. Mrs. Frederick Pyle; children's
clothing, Mrs. Elwood Pyle; curio depa.t-
Imcnt. Mrs. Rudolph shoe department.
Mrs. George Grubb; transportation, Mrs,
:C. Newbold Trump. Each Of the heads
of the department will choose six o.
eight assistants. from among the menl-
hers Of the Junior Board.
4 specially will be made of the mill;n-
cry department. All the hats and hon
nets were renovated before they wcra
brought in and many of them are also
trimmed. In aau,.lon to articles in the
regular departments. there will be cart
ana harness. several bicycles and othc;'
special articles for sale.
The sun., 1901-10-04

At hearing in the Central Station,
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon Buck
Cunningham. who is wanted here on II
number OF charges, was held for tho
Delaware authorities. Detective Fran
els will go TO Dover this morning to get
rruuisition papers and from there will
proceed to Harrisburg, Pa, to secura
the necessary papers to bring Cunning
ham to this State.
Detective Francis was fortunate in get
ting Cunningham, for he is wanted on
several charges in Pennsylvania. He l.
wanted by the authorities of Montgrom-
cry county. by Constable John w. Pierce
Of Collingsdale. Pa, special officer
for the T.. NJ. X 5. II. Rail
way Company, and Captain Miller also
has charge against him of stealing n
purse containing money.
Constable Pierce appeared at the hear
ing. hut after "Buck" had been held fol-
the Delaware Authorities, and Detective
The sun., 1901-10-04
COUNTRY CLUB IMPROVEMENTS
Changes Being Made in the Coli
Link.

Improvements have been decided upon
about the clubhouse location by the mem.
hers Of the Wilmington Country Club.
The committee in charge of grounds will.
proceed at once to prepare eighteen ne y
holes on the golf links instead of nine
holes rs are now in use.
Moving machines and large lawn now
ers drawn by horses are rapidly prepar-
ing the additional grounds for use. A
very attractive spot to the west Of the
new cluDnouse site is now being pre-
pared for tennis courts and will soon b."
IL condition for play. The demand f.
lockers has been so great that every
available foot Of space in the building
has been occupied.
The sun., 1901-10-04
HALLOWEEN PARADE.
Will be the Greatest Wilmington
Ever Witnessed.
Additional Organizations Announce
Their Intention of Taking Part
In the Carnival.

AS the time draws near for the great
halloween parade the interest In the
aiiair increases. In response to re-
pest OF Chairman Goodly representatives
were present from nearly every organiza-
non. Rep0rts were received from euch
and Indications point to the greatest plr-
ade ever held in our city. The organiza-
tions which took part last year will al
be represented this year and they report
that their efforts this year will far slr-
pass anything undertaken in this city.
The Plumbers Local Union No. 26 and
the Journeymcn BARRIERS Union will take
part. The Lieutenant Edward II.
Green Camp. No SO, s. OF ", of Penns-
grove, will take part and will he the
guests Of Appomattox Camp OF this
city.
Appomattox Camp. Brownson Libra ry
Association and Car and Shipjoiners'
Association have engaged bands as have
"a number of other organizations.
The route committee met and selected
route and this with the place Of for
nation will be published in few days.
Wilmington Conclave of Mogulians
have presented the committee with n
handsome library table to be given MS o
prize to some organization. The follow
ing business men have offered prizes:
VIM. Lawton. G. +. Dndolph. Megary
& Son, Il. T.. Peacock Co. T. & J. \
1Iarmnn. y. Snelenburg & Co.. ]. T.
Mullin & Son. Charles NJ. Banks Joseph
Montgomery. Harry Il. Thomas, James
Nanc. Granville p. Alexander.
The marshals of the different orcanizu
ions wer" advised TO procure transpar-
"nrirs beine on all sides the names Of
heir organizations.
The sun., 1901-10-04
DELA WARE WILL GET "BUCK.'

Francis told him he was too late, Captain
Miller said he would wait until the au-
thoritics of this State are done With
Cunningham as he wants him to 50
where he will get the heaviest sentence
and this Captain Miller believes he will
get in Dlaware.
Cunningham was captured after long
chase By Philadelphia policeman. The
policeman saw Buck" and started in
his direction. But Cunningham saw him
coming. and having horror of po-
liceman getting close to him, sprintcd i'll
the opposite direction. The bluecoat gave
chase and landed his man after long
run.
Cunningham told Detective Francis he
would rather take ten years in prison in
Pennsylvania than to come here and
serve two years. He refused to come
without renustion papers and said he
would give all the trouble he could.
The sun., 1901-10-04
M'BRIDE DISMISSED.
KorngoId's Injuries Not So Serious as
First Supposed

In City Court yesterday the case agan-
John Mcbride, charged with assault
nd battery upon Samuel Korngold, was
.lsmssed. korngolds injuries were NOT
serious as was Mt first supposed.
William Motherall testified that Mr.
ride did not begin the assault. CHS
ouncnman Nhlis, who lives near where
hc fight occurred, saw the troupt
What saw" he said, was strictly
II its merits. saw no file or iron, OF
nything Of the kind
August Allen. colored, charged with
cspassing on the property of the WA
IN B. Clerk Co., at Ninth and Walnut
'rects, was fined 81.
The case against James Thomas, col.
ed. charged with the larceny Of bicy-
%. was continued until tomorrow NOR +
ing.
Annie Johns. colorcd charged with
ping a house of i'll fame, was fn"l
$50.
The sun., 1901-10-04
sentember Collections.

Receiver and taxes and county treas
urer Rettew yesterday received the fol-
lowing amounts for September collections
from the tax collectors in the different
hundreds: William II. Dcighton. Mill
Creek, s11.9s245; Ephraim Myers,
Christiana. s1S.S4744; David Appleby,
White Clay Greek, s6,713.73; George NJ
Casey. Brandywine, s11,O1O.35; Thomas
ii. Swan, Red Lion, s5,436.36. Patrick
McGrory. collector in New Castle hun
dred. turned in s419.3O. receipts of taxes
for 1899. Capitation Tax Collector Isaac
$. Bullock's collections were s24.sS.
The sun., 1901-10-04
RESISTED A CONSTABLE.
Warrants Sworn Out for Ambrose Nc.
Vey and Arthur B. Hutchinson.

Constable Buckley yesterday attempt
4 to close the livery stable conducted
y Ambrose NJ. McNey ut No. 215 West
rcnth street on landlords warrant,
worn out by the Equitable Guarantee
md Trust CO. On the advice OF his at
orney, John l.. Nields, Mr.. McVcy
nd Mr. Hutchinson successfully re-
isted the constable.
The case is peculiar one. Mr.. Nc
icy states that he leased the stable fol
ne year from the Equitable Guarantee
nd Trust Company. Sometime ago part
# the stable was torn down. The own
rs refused to make II reduction in the
rnt and Mr.. McNey in turn refused t..
NY anything until the case was settled.
Willard salisbury and james w. Pom.
.cr ARE attorneys for the trust company.
The sun., 1901-10-04
No Steps to Appeal Case.

As yet no steps have been taken to al,-
peal the case of Chambers VS.. the British
steamship Kestor, in which Judge Brad
ford decided that IL captain cannot ad-
vance the wages of sailor to shipping
master. An appeal, if taken, would have
70 be to the Supreme Court Of the
United States. The case is being wide
iy discussed by shipping people and the
Bureau Of Navigation has ordered that
the decision be sent to conculs. Rob."t
Pennington of this city and Joseph Hit
Brinton Of Philadelphia represented the
Scaman's Union, which backed Cham
hers.
The sun., 1901-10-04
State Ticket Nominated.

Boston. Mass, Oct. 3.-The Mass0
chusetts Democratic State Convention
nominated Josiah Quincy for Governor
today. The balance of the State tick \
was nominated as follows: For lieuten-
ant governor. Hon. John w. Coughlin {
Fall River; secretary of State, Wilm ore
B. stone Of springfield; auditor. James
+. Dean OF Salem: treasurer, Joselh
Chalcfoux of Lowell attorney general,
4. \. Putnam of Txbridge.
The sun., 1901-10-04
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
ilexander U. Jones to be Charged
With Murder.

Alexander L. Jones, colored, was held
ithout bail for the Court of Oyer and
crminer by Judge Churchman in City
'ourt yesterday on the charge of muir
iering John Wesley Wilmer. colorrd.
"rln Of court.
Practically the same testimony that
was given at Jones' first trial in City
i'onrt last Monday and at the coroncr's
.nquest was given at the trial yesterday
Assistant City Solicitor Garrett GO =
lucted the prosecution and Deputy Attor-.
aes-G neral Richards represented III
State The prisoner had no counsel.
The sun., 1901-10-04
BAIL JUMPER CAUGHT
aleNander Scribner Arrested and
Held in Pittsburg.

Alexander Scribncr, who gave bail for
his appearance at the recent session of
the Court of General Sessions on the
charge Of being concerned in lottery pol
lew writing and jumped his BAIL has
been arrested in Pittsburg, Pa. Chief Of
Poiice Massey received information that
Scribnrr was in Pittsburg and requested
the authorities Of that city to place him
under arrest.
Detective Francis, while in pennsyl-
vania today making arrangements TO
bring Buck Cunningham here, also will
arrange to get Scrihner.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Double Launching.

There is to be double launching at
the American Car and Foundry Com
pany next week. 4 car float being bmn
for the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany and Il lighter for Il. L. Burton n
Co. of Philadelphia will take their initial
plunge AT the same time. There is
much repair work in the shipward and
the company is also busy in the ear
The sun., 1901-10-04
BARRIERS to Have Smoker.

Preparations are being made by th
Iourneymen BARRIERS Union for t.
smoker to be held at No. 1O1 East Ninth
street next Tuesday evening. Invitation,
will be sent to the employers and nj
effort will be made to secure the attend
ance of as many as possible of the pee
PIE engaged in the business here. Al
interesting program has been arranged
Refreshments will be served.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Tried to Escape.

Charles Alexander, colored, created II
it of excitement on Market street in
ront Of the police station early last
yrnng by making dash from the pa
rol wagon to escape. He was grabbed
y.Drivrr John Purcell and nearly drag
ed Purcell out OF the wagon. hut the
'Clcemnn kept hold of him and he was
inally landed in cell. Alexander wa
rrcStcd for being drunk and disorderly
,y Patrolman Dutton.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Boy Badly ScaIded.

John Anker. aged 10 years Of No. ~
Fifth avenue. was badly sealded on the
right arm and down the right side yest'"-
day afternoon by falling in a barrel If
hot liquor at Richard Patzowsky's new
morocco factory. He was removed to tho
Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix A =
huance.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Opinion Not Yet Ready.

City Solicitor Reinhnrdt's opinion as to
the legality of the purchase of land by
the Board Of Water Commissioners is
still being awaited by the finance com
mittce of City Council. City Auditor
Boughman has not signed the check
passed by the commissioners in part pay-
ment for the land.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Miss Esrey Popular Here.

Miss Margaret ESrey Of Chester, who
i well-known in this city, will he one of
he bridesmaids Mt the wedding of Miss
Ielcn NJ. Pidgcon in Philadelphia, on
Dctohcr 8. Miss Esrey had number
# fine horses entered in the Whining
on Horse Show last June and rode and
lrove her own steedS. She is an ac-
ompishrd horScwoman.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Big September Receipts.

So far as Receiver Of Taxes and Coun-
\ Treasurer Rettew and his assistants
laye their books made up il is shown
hat the September receipts for Whining
On hundred will be about $137,OOO. This
nm is the largest ever taken in at the
,ilice in September and exceeds the re-
oiptS for that month of last year BY
bout $4,000.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Elevated Plans.

Pnns for the proposed elevated rail
.0al o" the T.. W. Il Il. Railroad Com
ruty in this city are being revised by the
engineers of the company in Philadelphia
in accordance with some suggestions re-
Gently made by local authorities. 1t is
expected that the revised plans will be
returned shortly, when they will he turn
ed over to Chief Boughman OF the City
Engineering Department for examina
tior.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Real Estate Sale.

Robert G. Fraim has sold two pieces
II ground on Penny Hill for the William
-. Weldin estate. One piece on the
Marsh road containing 5A acres to Hum
lhrey Cole for 5000 per acre and one
Iirce containing Il little over one-quartcc
,cre on the Philadelphia turnpike 10
Walter \. Wcldin for $500.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Defective Oil Stove

rlre resulting from a defect in an oil
stove yesterday morning caused damage
70 the extent Of about $25 in the resi-
dence Of l)r. John Brown, No. sos King
street. The blaze was cxtinguished LN
the Delaware and Washington chemical
engines.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Iecture by DR.. Adams.

At Union Church last night the pas
tor, the Rev. II. II. Adams. ID. d.. gave
m interesting lecture on the subject "Tlr
Forces that Win" There was a large
attendance and special music followed
DR.. Adams address.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Operation Successful.

William j. Kirkland, clerk in the
office of Clerk Of the Peace Quiglcs.
was operated on for fistula at the Della
ware Hospital yesterday. Mr.. Kirkland
stood the operation well and it is cA.
prcted will be able to be at work again
in n short time.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Phoenix Comm .ny,s Guests.

Twelve members of the Reading HOSE
company. who are attending the fire
mems convention in philadelphia. Were
lcre last night as the guests of the Phoc
nix Fire Company. Among the visitors
we're Sergeant KEEPER and Officer Wea-
ser of the Reading police force
The sun., 1901-10-04
Dams Not Insnected.

On account Of the illness of President
John Lynn of the levy Court an in
spection of mill dams in st. Georges hnhr
drcd was not made yesterday as was liz
tended. MIR. Lynns request the trip yas
postponed until Monday.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Fell From an Engine.

George Roberts, aged 1S years of NJ.
819 East Eighth street. had his right
knee badly cut by falling from n shift
ing engine at Landlith station last even
ing. He was taken to his home in tho
Phoenix Ambulance.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Mr.. Price to Prosecute.

Edward L. Price who was admitted t,
the New Castle county bar ut the May
term of court, has been appointed by City
Solicitor .,cnhardt TO prosecute the
eases in City Court at the night sessions.
The sun., 1901-10-04
womans Auxiliary Communion.

SSllHoly communion was held ut Trinity
9ascopal Church yesterday morning for
5smbers Of the Delaware branch of the
y,f0pans Auxiliary to the Board of Mis-
ssons' The Rev. III. Ashton Henry was
ceieprant' the Rev. Hubert w. Wells,
gospeier and the Rev. Charles h. Dubeil,
ed. No'' '''"''''' "'.e'.i. W !,
The sun., 1901-10-04
Capital Stock n Million,

Dover, Oct. 3.-The Indian Cooperative
Dil and Mining Co. of Chelsea. Indian
Ierritory. with n capital stock of ST.
Poo,O 900, filed its certificate of incorpora-
iion here today.
The sun., 1901-10-04
Assessment Completed.

The assistant assessors have completed
me assessment of the Ninth ward aud
me upper ends of the Fifth and Seventh
wards. The increase in the assessmc It
so far is about 81 ,O0O, 900.
The sun., 1901-10-04
To go to FargO.

Grand Commander Charles III. Hay
ward Of HE knights Of st. John ard
Malta, Of this city, is preparing for !,
trip to Fargo, South Dakota, where he
will institute new encampment Of the
order. t.in
The sun., 1901-10-04
Darby Line Schedule.

The Darby cars are now running on Il
new schedule. They now leave the P.
w. 4 h. station fifteen minutes before
and fifteen minutes after the hour.
The sun., 1901-10-04
That Seventh street Bridee

TO turn the draw of Seventh street
bridge will require the services Of three
men it is said. Vehicles cannot reach
the bridge as there are no approaches.
The sun., 1901-10-04
To InstaIIOmcers.

The officers of Lodge No. 1893. Internn-
tional brotherhood of Blacksmiths, will
ne Installed next tuesday night at 7.3O
o'clock, and the ceremony will be follow
ed by n smoker.