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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
DEAF rs,

JON Es-In this city on August 23d, l90l. Anna
Belle. daughter Of John G. anu Itetta A .
Jones, In her 2lst year.
UNTZ-In this city on August 25th, 1901, An
drew, son Of Oswald and Mary Untz
LENDERMAN-In this city OH August 70 Ii,
1901, Lewis W. I.eulerman. aged 81 J ears.
Funeral services will bo held at the resi-
dence of his brother, w b. LeudernAn, NO.
8N VanBuron street OH Thursday afternoon
ats o'clook. Intermeat at Rivervlew come.
terry.
HUGUES-ln this city on August 2sth, 1901,
june wife Of the late Adrlen uguss, in
the lad year Of her age.
pke!Ilives and friends are invi ted to attend
the funeral services at the residence Of her
sister, Mrs. John Hethsrton, No. 1919 Lincoln
street, on Tussday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Intsrment IT Nit. calem Cemetery. :
GALLAaHER..-At Newport. Del. on Aug
26th. Stewart II. Gallagher, aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
his fuaeral services from his late resden CO,
Newport, on Wednesday afternoon. at
o'clock. Interment at Mt Salem cemetery.
GlBAsoN-On the 24th inst, John Gibason,
aged n years
Rolatives, friends and members OF Smith
Post No. l, g. A. r., are In vitcd to attend
the funeral from the residence Of his son,
No. 808 Pine street. on Tuesday afternoon,
August N, 1901 ut Z o'clock. Intermcnt At
Loinbardy cemetery. :
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
CONSTABLE
ASSAULTED,

Constable Lucius c. Jones was
assaulted thls morning by Belle
Brown, colored, OF No. 1924 Wilson
street. This afternoon he stated
he is very sore IRON the effects OF
the beating he received from the
woman.
He went to the house with a
search warrant and after he read
it she ordered MIN out OF the house.
He refused to 20 and thereupon she
set upon HIM with a bottle and
banged HIM right and lett.
He succeeded in taking the bot
tie away from her but she secured
another and blow after blow was
reigned on him. He swore out a
warrant for her arrest and some
time later with the assistance OF an
officer made the arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
New Base Bal Club.

AT a meeting held last evening it
was decided to change the name of
the Brownson base ball club and
next year the team will be know.
os the Wilmington Base Ball Club.
Immediately upon the close Of the
present season the club will com
mence TO sign players for next sea-
son and It is proposed to have Il
nine that is without an equal in the
s. mi professional ranks. There is
also some talk oil organizing a union
league with such clubs as Chester,
Norristown, Camden, West Chester.
Reading and probably a compile of
other clubs, the schedule to consist
OF about three SaLes week, allow
ing other days tor independent ball
with such club. as Cuban X Giants,
Germantown and other clubs. The
bleaehers on the home grounds Will
he enI arged and other improvements
made. The following officers were
chosen: President, William !. Ba-
lev: treasurer. p. }. Walsh; secre-
tarv, E X. McNulty; board Of dl.
rectors, Messrs. Bailey, Walsh, Nc
Nulty, NJ. J. Maloney and NJ. f.
Mealy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
|EEbC0hE TO ].
TEE CARDINAL.

Baltimore, Aug. 2e.-The chimes
OF old St. Vincent's and 81. Alphon
sus' and the big bell Of the Csthed.
raj rang out a merry welcome and 1b,
600 people crowded on the bridge and
every point Of vantage about Union
Station, cheered and waved hags aud
handkerchiefs In greeting to Cardi
nal Archbishop Gibbons, the prlmate
of the Roman Catholic Church In
America, as he stepped from the
train to day on his return from
Rome. 1t was the greatest demon.
stration Of popular favor ever accord
ed the Cardinal in his home city.
Citizens Of every faith Joined in
the greeting to the noted prelate. "a
A procession of 1000 members OF
knighthoods, benevolent and temp.
GRANGE societies. and cadets from the
Catholic Industrial schools, was lined
up on Charles avenue and acted as
escort to the Cardinal-from the sta.
tion to the Cathedral. General James
r.. Wheeler, the Cardinals closet
friend outside the clergy In Baltimore
was chief marshal Of the parade, In
addition to the societies of the
city and towns in various parts Of the
State, there was large delegation
from the the socetie from Washing.
ton, headed by r. j. Hannah.
Priests from Philadelphia, VIII
mlngton, Del, Washington and
other cities, as we'll as members Of
the Christian brotherhoods, particle
pated in the welcome.
Charles ]. Bonapart was the first
to grasp the Cardinals hand at the
station. lie introduced Acting May.
or Williams, who welcomed the Cardl-
nal ON the part OF the city. In bis
address he called attention to the
fact that not only members Of the
Cardinals own church had come
10 pay their respects, but men of
all religious bodies Joined IN the
greeting.
The Cardinal, plainly showing how
deeply he was touched by the demon.
stratlon in his honor, responded
briefly, modestly acknowledging the
greetings and saying that lie loved
Baltimore above all places as bis
home. The first greetings over the
Cardinal, escorted by MIR. Bonaparte
and the Acting Mayor, entered an
open carriage and the procession
moved through the most fashionable
part of the city to the Cathedral.
Tho Cathedral was crowded. When
the Cardinal appeared on his throne
In the full vestments of his office the
choir and grand organ burst forth In
splendld ID welcome. Services In
Thanksgiving for the Cardinals safe
return were held, after which the
Cardinal made an address, IN which
he referred to his audience with the
Holy Father at Rome and the deep
and tender interest felt by the Holy
Father for the faithful in America.
The Cardinal concluded by bestow-
ing the Papal benediction. After the
services the Cardinal appeared on the
balcony of his res dence and the pro.
cesson marched in review. A recep-
tion at the Cardinals residence fol-
lowed the parade. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

Mr.. Charles Taylor, . prominent
business man Of this city, and family,
have seturhed home from Atlantic
City
Emer Gilmore and wife are on their
wedding tour at Atlantic City.
Miss Ida Smith is visiting friends
at Marcus Hook.
Miss Edith Poole Is visiting at West
Chester.
Miss Eva Edwards Of West Chester
Is visiting in this city.
Mrs. Amelia Ward Is visiting a t
Delaware City.
Miss Bell Schlltf has returned home
having spent three very pleasant
weeks with friends at st. Peters.
burg, Pa
Mrs. Clara Sou thern is visiting her
mother at Calvert, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. McSorley,
of the Sunday Star, are spending the
week at Atlantic City.
Street and Sewer Commissioner, A,
5. We bster returned home this morn.
ing from Rehoboth, where he has
been spending the summer. He is
burned as brown as a berry and looks
exceedingly well. He attended a
meeting OF the Commissioners this
morning.
Edward Simmons, Joseph f. Combs,
T. Paul Mcconnell, James Burke and
John A. Newell have returned home
from Atlantic Cliy.
Edgar Startling leaves for Washing
ton to-day after brief visit In this
city.
Miss Rachel Gray and mother ha We
returned from /, short visit to Wash
ington.
Miss Efic Warrick of 2O5 East13th
Street, entertained the following we'll
known Philadelphia society people on
Sunday: Mrs. Hattie Jones, Miss Ma
mie Butler, Messrs j. Sheredain
Warrick aud Freddie Warrick.
Mrs. B. +, shakcspcar, Mrs. An
ME Bradford, Annie NJ. Dougherty
and Mrs, Elmer u. Vernon left to-day
to spend few days at A Atlantic City.
James McKeough, merchant tailor
on Seventh Street, near Market has
gone away on business trip to New
York and Boston. While away he
wif'NsiJ Hartford, Msridan and other
places in Connecticut.
Frank Burrell, of L pland, Pa, has
returned from a visit To friends In
this city.
Milton Kemp and wife Iof Chester,
have returned home from visit to
this city.
John {. Delaney, wife and family,
of Chester, have returned home after
visit to this State.
George Garrett Of this city, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his cousin
in Chester.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Going tu ShcllpOt.

The members of the Ladies Aid
Society Of The South Chester NJ. e
Church, with their families an
friends will give a picnic in Shell.
pot Park tomorrow, and arrange.
ments have been made to leave
Ninth street and Highland avenue
at s. 80 o'clock, by way Of the Viii.
mington divioion OF the Chester
Traction Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
A Big Excursion.

The Delaware X abroad Excursion to
Atlantic CITY to-day went out in -four
sections and had 2sOO people aboard
Whom the train reached Dover. it was
found thntcn the eighteen cars tborowe re
1900 pa sscnRers. Another rain started
iIom Dover ard by the time Wilmington
was reauhedoyO cxcursonis 8 were a board
At Wilmington ;there wero 200 more:in 10
Whiting. Among the excursonists were
hundreds Of people who dove forty miles
to the railroad station. They wsrs iu
tho towns last Light SO that they would
not miss the train this morning
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
DOT

William Lewis, colored, was arrested
this mcrning on the charge Of breach OF
lhe peace,
Tho officials OF Harrison street NJ T.
church have decided to ask conlcre o.
next year for q new pastor.
Penches were selling in tho marie TO
day from y cents to 81 ba- knI. IT, y
sold yes erlay at BridgeviIle iIOn % 20
81 cents % -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
NO SURRENDER
STRIKERS CRY.

Pittsburg, Aug. There 10 no
prospect, either present or remote.
Of the settlement by agreement be.
tween the steel corporation officials
and the Amalgamated Association.
The above declaration was made
in telegram received here late
yesterday from one Of the New
York officials OF the U. S. Steel Cor.
poration. The telegram cleared up
any doubt about the attitude Of J.
P. Morgan, c. NJ. Schwab and their
associates toward bearers of a
peace proposition.
The telegram said no peace pro.
position had been received during
the day, that none was expected,
aud that the corporation will not
make any now or in the future
This is taken 10 mean that there
can be nothing accepted by the
Trnst but an unconditional surren.
der on the part Of the -Amalgamat.
ed Association.
Knowing that the strikers can't
win, the employers will continue
their present plans, and until the
Amalgamated Assoc alton surren-
ders the nope Of saving the mills
that have not yet been started. the
atrike will be broken at all plants
as fast as men can be procured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Notice OF Special Trains.

Special trans for the Public In
yelling Of the Monument at Cooch 4
Bridge, Tuesday, September 3rd J.,
1901, at , o'clock, will leave Wi! =
mington, via Pennsylvania Rail
road, at 10 and 1.2) p. m.. re.
turnin. Immediately after the exer.
cises. Fare for the round trip.
adults As cents. Children under Il
years, % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Contract For Ashes.

The Street and Sewer commission at
its meeting to day awarded the contract
for tho removal of ashes t0 A. G. b. Au
derson for 5000.
The Harlan and Hollingsworth com
pany, and the Massrs. simmons presented
ing at 2 feet. They maintain that IS
feet IL low enough.
The b q .. railroad company drew at
tention TO the condition Of the Ninth
street bridge.
A petition was received from II. L..
Evans In reference to tho opening of few
squares of streets ut Twenty fifth and
Pine streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
r1ust Obey The Rule,

President John Lynn of the Levy
Courthas instructed the messenger Of
the Court that the reporters must
remain outside the railing.
Hereafter what news they do not
get IN the meeting at the desks out
side Of the rail they must obtain
il from the Clerk OF the Peace.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Grand Scribe Resigns,

After serving 81 years as grand
scribe OF the Grand Encampment
OF Delaware Odd Fellows, Edwin
Hirst has resigned. owing TO fail
ing health. James II. Appleby, his
assistant. will look after the duties
Of the office. Mr.. Hirst is II years
old and has been grand scribe
since July 1866. He was the oldest
incumbent OF the Office 10 the
world.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
A Delightful Trip.

Physicians say that real cure
tor the blues and other ills is a
ride on the Delaw are river. The
Diamond State and John a. War
ner from King street wharf are the
boats that please the public. They
are comfortable. sale and speedy.
A ride on either boat to Philadel.
phia will rest you and is sure to
drive dull care away.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Delightful Trolley Riic

delightful trolley rido to Delaware
tiiy viii be given by the Ladies Camp,
No. ] OF the Patriotic Order Of Americans )
on Thursday evening, Au1 29th, 1901
Tickets ~ cents, cals lUave ith and Mar
kei street and Is street and New Castle
avenue at $50 M coming at full moon
and getting to Delaware CT in time t.
see the Baltimore night boat locked Into
thecanal. A very enjoyable time can ba
expected, Come and go wi hus
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Professor Websler La the Tolls

Daniel V. Webster, alias Mar.
shall is prisoner at the city hall.
He is charged with the larceny of
two overcoats from the boarding
house Of Mrs. Grimes. No. ia King
street. lie had been at the house
only couple Of days. The coats
were pawned under the name Of
Marshall. In his pockets were
found four pawntickets for articles
put up at Philadelphia pawnshops.
He W i'll be given hearing to NOR.
row morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
IjaryeS collide.

While being towed down the Del
aware river yesterday. the barges
Eureka and Spartan colljded near
Marcus Hook. The Eureka stuck
on Cherry Island fats and before
the Spartan could be stopped she
came in contact with the first
barge. No stsious damage was
done.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
The Gather,

On Wsdnsday fair weather will prevail
wit variable winds and higher tempera
turc
On Thursday fair weather will prevail.
and higher temperatures.
The therm ometer ut w. c. Taylor
drag store 80! King street today regis
cred aS follows:
O'clock 10 clock Il D'clcck
"A so 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Fourteen Miners Entombed =

London. Aug. 27.-Two acres
Of earth oyer a colliery near Dun
termine collapsed yesterday and
choked the mouth Of the pit.
Fourteen miners were entombed d
aud have moi yet been released,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
DELAWARE
CITY NEWS.
From cur Correspondent


Delaware City. Aug 27-The gun.
ners in this section were out in full
force yesterday and the reed birds
met a slaughter. But the gunners
were disappointed for the birds
were not a. usual butter balls but
were little punches of bones. The
reeds are not ripe and the season
is too early for the birds to fat,en.
Gunners are pleased 10 know that
partridges are numerous in this
section.
Miss George Clark was a Will
mington guest lately.
Mr.. G. W. Wright OF Baltimore.
Nd, was Delaware City guest to.
day.
Woodward ". Chears spent the
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chears.
Mrs. Martin Cunning and daugh-
ter Mamie spent yesterday at Phil
adelpnia.
DR.. Fritz spent the day in phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Ward Swan spent the day
with his parents.
Miss Margaret O'Neal and sister
Mrs. Smith spent last evening at
New Castle.
Supt. John Deiner and father
spent an en- JOY able time fishing in
the Delaware and Chesapeake
canal.
Wm. Jester was a Wilmington
guest yesterday.
MIR. G. Gooden has returned home
after spending a few days in Dover.
DR.. w. J. Pierson spent very
enjoyable day fishing in the canal.
Mrs. Daniel Downey spent yes
terday in Wilmington.
Frank Armstrong and William
Vail left yesterday 10 work IN Viii
mInston.
Mrs. Edward llance. Misses
Lizzie Cleaver and Elenor Hance
spent yesterday IN Wilmington.
About fifteen members Of the 0. >
0. Bicycle Club stopped here ON
their way to Augustine Pier.
Mrs. Harry Wegenmann is the
guest Of Mrs. lsinberger.
Charles Pancoast received about
one thousand bushels OF salt 10 use
in his canning factory.
Mr.. J. j. Sax,on expects about
fifty basketfuls of peaches from his
farm in Maryland which he will
sell as reasonable as possible.
Among the Delaware City people
who were at Riverside were Misses
Sadie Hall and Edna Van Heckle.
also Messrs. Thomas Carroll and
Samuel Armstrong.
Mrs. Gilbert Green OF Wilmington
is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Il.
Shunder.
Herbert Price has finished
threshing his wheat crop and hai
over 1900 bushels o! excellent quail.
ity.
Eugene Householder left to-day
for Wilmington where he has Sc
cured position
A more Joyous crowd OF young
people could not leave anywhere
than the Sunday school OF .he Pres
bvteriau Church which went to
Brandywine Springs to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
lie ad Gut.

While at work at ths =. W, & B.
round housa this morning Michael Daley
Of No. 80 spruce Stree. received IN ugly
cash in the head by a heavy nut falling
from an engine Detective Jones took
flvs stitches in tho wound after which
Mr. Daley wai sent he inc in u cab.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27

Mrs. Vim. +. Frank and daughter
arc at Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. T. Montgomery is sojourn-
ing at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Willard NJ. Davis and wife of
Denver, Colorado, and sister, Miss
Anna Z. Davis, of Boston, Mass, are
visiting their cousin, Miss L. L. IIu-
kill and Miss pOist. at No. So Mar
ket street.
William V, Johnson, craftsman
in the employ Of Harlan and HolIings.
= worth Company, il on two week S
vacation IN Chester County, Pa,
Mrs. Sophia j. Strain and daughter
Rnl nephew, john {. Cole. Jr., have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs Clara Dorons was in Delaware
City yesterday, visiting Dr. Ogic.
Miss Fora McCtcaf of Harrisburg,
Pa, and Miss Myrtle Iloke OF Ge It's.
burg Pa. are visiting Miss Nettic
Overdeer Of this city.
Miss Emma Zimmerman Of New
ark is making a short visit to friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Atkins, Mrs.
j. A. Sentman and daughter Maude,
and Mrs. Herbert A. Seminar are at
Atlantic City,
Mr. William Belts has returned
home from RehoDoth
t'.or-o llarkiu> is al \rantr Guy.
William Il. Col" is At Ntlantic city.
rr">Iou Lea and family ate in Canada.
lohu \. Butler Wlo is abroad. i, now
in DgHp.
Evlr NJ Spogkuau is IN hi, vacation
AT \'ldrrir Gus,
G"or4" A. Salmon is spending u few
days al Kohobolll
Howard &. Richards Is spending nj. vu-
cat!or At Rrbotorr
W4am ' loNn>ol !, tlkfq. u Iop
weeks vacation.
Miss kato EIEjn T., visiting III the Pine
Ridge N"Wrurls
Conductor Th,mAS IIINhm, is yi,i,lr
relutIv"> in Nrw N"rA.
Mi. l1iuh1b - Ko'n- i spend NJ
her Va At!ur at l;holprh.
NJ and Mrs lrnpol g. Ja"I,,ou ar,
enjoying iyir ablo.d
Dr. DuI Mrs. Harry A. IrNtun r"pu,n
ed y'>t"rda' fnnu A'Jurjc city,
Ca'"n Tmuh i. ttt- r.y ho. mrlumrl
from a weeks ri.iI i" l'"u,p"rr, PA,
Nrs, +, ShIpI"s ,pd Nj Nmmg are
- Spending Two WroI., 1T Nrmj. ru}
iMr and Mrs, rrcdrtrk q. EI,,uut>
n~, -l"u.ns their ya"t,a> at E'ho-
bo'h,
Mi,. I'j2Nu.h rmrb,G unI T..
Mt,se- h.ii"'ig hy, r.tUD,rd from At.
lahtc ''N
Ms lglzlo Ayu. w.. rot utr"l rron,
visil To N..> A'ur N.lIuyc Al l.Arn,
~
Nj Nu'ic Icar.- or ca,ton. has
S'tDm'd from y1.' t., tpnIs in pos.
prrr. ~
Ms Flora VI Johnson 1o- returned
fron q jo-dap trI tp 'm. lLu Nmurrln
EApo.l'i. Il.
Mrs, IrRn, SIwiu. Mss I,oni,p S..in
and SnIr,ri S,win pr,. Irtunnrd ON
a tTr 70 th" r,"rD"N
Iirv and Nj. Chu', + Hendricks,
form"' .y of Iii, r,ty o,o Visiting NlrS.
Wetb~I'it Of llJ@ Fla arror
M,> I.IDhHh N,wi... uH Mss
M"rr." tu-h'ou l,u uum.o.t ma, ,
Wis, 81" VIZ, l'Ja. kN.. ii I,.r. I'n.
ITan,v wood U, rr..I uo-u \
v""k'. ,o.,. n. Ioop. Wa sl,,. II. r,I
lcar" tnd.rdu'iN rol-A'ldDu r,..
Mr.. I.,u- N.huw.,D oJ VI. T.. b
brrr .,On o0 a 'Ar,"n.,. b. hI.lf.,.
uhey "GI ,l"r 0r Ira n-.nl. H.'Y.lu
Nnd R.lrim.r"
Mi,s Anna Sluuop-. ~, v.jI ,u-Nn
soprHa", j. yisJDju- relatives II Iuura--
trr cU'inty, IH,
Y hr, !. J Iniu'> pi ms ,u, rIn bis
ben ai'""ad thnll IN vrr',. ..D,I
on SaIDldN on lIn ~l,3.u-Eir - l,u,
Srwn ~"n'hnu'lou. tor h,u'
Miss Lillian t. Nom4 Of W,,rtu.ru.
/ u. C., Who for The Ia.i three we, X, has
been .>iin: ,rIcnh> IL this r,,l, rs
!tpplcd hon" yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Boys Thro at Iniure !.

w. Il. Dumpson, colorcd, the II.
year old son o: Otlrey Dumpson.
was severely injured yesterday by
partly swallowing a blow pipe. A
physician was called and removed
the pipe and dressed bis injuries
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Denles.e State ment.

Mrs. David Nay!ur. wife OF David
Nay lor. who " ds arrested on Sa .
urdAy evening, called and stated
that shc did Not create disturbaucS
a. The City Hall as She was not la
the hai..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
CROSBY
& HILL
There Can Be No Better

Guarantee Of quality than the
name llanscom on any article we
sell.
1t is especially so with our week.
ly specials, no old stock worked off,
but all new and fresh stock, You
know our name and reputation is
back ot every article we sell.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Railroad. Telephone War.

EIkton, Md, August 80 A clash 90.
CURED here this Afternoon bet xeen the
Philadelphia Wilmington g. Baltimore
Railroad Company resulting from the
construction Of telephone limo on pre-.
psrty In the rear OF the Elkton pas. .enger
station on private road claimed by the
railroad company Is Its property. The
Telephone Company had succeeded In
erecting a number OF poles and had strung
wires on them when the railroad officials
were Notified.
Superintendent Barnard Of Wilmington
Immediately ordered that tho poles be
removed and large force WAS put to work
For time things took on . serious phase
between tho railroad oompany's men and
the telephone gang but the latter being
0ntnumbered withdrew and soon the
poles aud wires were down Tho telephone
officials attempted to secure warrants
for the arrest of the railroad men but
were unsuccessful. Litigation Will follow
and the Courts will be called upon to de.
eide the ownership of the land.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
CARD RASk EFT.
Where Wllmingtonians are stopping
in Atlantic City, n. J.

Where Wilmingtonians are stopping
in Atlantic City, n. J.
TIE ARcHDALE-Miss G. Town
send.
THE ARLlNGToN-E. B. Austin,
Miss Emma Smith.
BERKSHIRE NM. II. Camper, s on
and wife, Miss DeCamp, Elmer II.
klund.
DEL MoNrE-Mrs. Il. Mink and
daughter.
THE DuNLor-W. ]. Gibbons. G. Il.
Ledinum.
THE HoLMHURsT-C. S. Patr lex.
KENILwoRTH lNN-H. A, Brown.
PONCE DE LEON-Chas Simmons.
THE REVERE - Nalonia Husbands,
G. W. Baker, L. B. Mode, Miss f.
Suppiee.
THE RosSMoRE-E. pemmar, Ed
ward Hates, Carrie Eaton.
THE ROYAL PALACE e, NJ. Hopes
and wife.
TIE RuNNYMEDE Fred Brady,
Mddletown, Del,
THE STICKNEY Geo. A. White.
STRIVES ALBANY-W. 4. Mayo.
sTRATH HAVEN +. Bateman, Geo.
Davis and wife.
THE STERLING G--NIrs. A Niewig,
Miss NJ, FuS, Miss T. Fox, Miss King
TIE TRAYMoEE J. d. Sisler.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Big Loaf Of on.

The British Steamship Saxolene
which cleared from Marcus Hook
Tor Cette, France, had the largest
cargo Of oil that ever went down
the Delaware. She had 2, 1888, no
gallous Of crude petroleum.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Has Typhoid Fever.

Randolph Phelps Of No 2l10
Market street, is conf al his
home with an attack Of typhoid
fever. He was reported somewhat
better last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-27
Homeslck Children Spoil Outing.

Delmar, Del, Aug. 26-The sum.
mer camp at Mardela Springs for
"fresh air" children from Baitl-
more has not been az much of a
success as formerly, owing to the
fact that nearly one-third Of the
children became homesick and had
to be sent back to their hot homes
in the city instead of enjoying the
luxuries provided for them during
this weeks stay at this pleasant
resort