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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
YOUNG NELVLN'S.
body FOUND

Baltimore, Nd, September ). -
The body of Mr., willard Pyle
Melvin. who was drowned at rolchcs-
Ter on Tuesday afternoon, was found
yesterday morning about $50 O'Clock
40 feet from the spot III which he
was last seen alive. Upon being re.
covered the body was placed N Il box
which had been taken down by the
steamer Louise III the morning and
was brought to Baltimore when the
ste IA mer returuc,! for her AFTERNOON
trip. 1T was n!ch djstignGed by the
crabs
Mir. Melvin VIII lie buried tomur-
row morning from Providence Meth
odlst Protestant Church, Upper Cross
Roads, Hartford county. Nd. The
services will commence at 1890 and
W Il be conducted 10y Rev. +. + Lit
t., of starr Methodist Protestant
Church, this city, assisted by Rev. )
W. Cole, Of Belalr Mc'nJdiSt frOtcs-
tant Church, both y.4 friends o. the
dead youth father lr, AdoInh1s y
Melvin, who for the past four yeaaS
has been president OF the Maryland
Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church and is well known
in Wilmington.
Or Melvin, who was at Martins
burg, W. Va, On church business,
was notified Of his sons death and
started for home yesterday afternoon
arriving about / O'Clock .ast night.
Mrs. Melvin is completely Frustrated
by the affair and require constant
medlCa! attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
NOTICE

Tax Notice Brandywine Hun.
dred-Extract from the laws Of
Delaware governing the collection
Of taxes of New Castle County.
Section 3, chapter 80, volume 2I.
Laws Of Delaware, as amended:
Section ;. That on all taxes paid
before the first day Of October
there shall be an abatement OF five
per centum; on all taxes paid after
the first day OF October and before
the first day Of December there
shall be an abatement OF three per
centum; and on all taxes paid
after the first day OF December and
before the first day oi January
there shall be no abatement; and
on all taxes unpaid after the first
day Of January, five per centum
thereof shall be added thereto.
will sit at the following places
to collect County, Poor and Dog
taxes;
Court House Wilmington. July
81, August II and "a, September
7. ID, Fl. 81. October Io and 26,
November 9. IS, 20, 80, from 10
a. m. to IL IN. and | to a p. M.
Practical Farmer. August IS,
September IL, October II, Novem.
Der ID, from 10 a. M. to ~ m.
and to 4 p. M.
Perry's Hotel, August %, Sep.
tember 10, October "a, Novemer
81, from 10 a. m. to I2 M. and I
ZAP. III.
GEO. M. CASEY,
Collector OF Taxes for Brandy.
wine Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
CARD BASK TT.
Where Wilmingtonians are stopping
in Atlantic City, n. }.
,liALFoNwE-M Jackson.

Miss Martha Burns and sister have
gone to Buffalo for a short visit.
They have the best wishes Of their
numerous friends.
Mrs. W. T. Brookes Misses Elorye
+. Mundcn and Nellie Br0okes aud
Master Arthur Brookes, have return
ed from a ten days trip al Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Frederick II. Robinson arrived
home from his trip abroad and VIII
resume his duties at Delaware College
next week.
Miss Mamie Howell has returned
home after two weeks visit to At
Iantc City.
Harry {. Gropp and Miss Dorothy
Beck, of New Haven. Conn, were
married in that city recently. Mr.
'iropp formerly resided in this city
and is wei! known here.
DR.. and Mrs, II =. Ewes and DI
J, II Mahalfy are attending the con-
yrntion of the American Veterinary
Association In Atlantic City.
Willard II. Mcdowell, who has
been solder in the PhiIippin es fol
three years has returned home, his
term Of enlistment havirg expired.
Attorney General Ward has return.
i cd home from his vacation, express
ing himself as having had very
pleasant time.
Mrs. Clarence Bennett has returned
from a visit to Marcus Hook,
Mrs, Todd and daughter are visit
ing at Trainer
The Misses Chalrant have returnod
from a visit TO CplteSvile.
Mrs. Anna Connel! is visiting Mrs.
fuhcy at Gainesville.
Miss Elizabeth Raby who has bcer
visiting friends inIhIs city, has re
turned to her home at London Grove
Mss Martha Simms is visiting d,
Toughkcnamon, Pa.
Mrs. S. \. Mears has returned
| from a visit to ST. Georges.
il. +. We.din has returned from
two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
willard DubCi! has returned from
week S stay at Cape May.
Pau IliIrain has returned from
t"o weeks trip TO New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
=
SHOT THREE
!: .. TIMES.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 5 Henry
GautschI. the music box manutact-
urer, OF No. 1880 Chestnut street,
was shot in the arm aud twice in
the back Yesterday evening about
8 o'clock by his son.in-law, Jacob
Pensderfer. who was caught and
locked up in the Fourteenth dis
trlct station house. Pensderfer
fred six shots. The wounded man
was taken TO the Germantown Hos.
pital. He is in a critical condition.
The attack was made at Bethle-
hem pike and Stenton avenue, one
of the most dismal spot in Chestnut
Hill. Mr.. Gautschi, accompanied
by Jacob Rute. Of Landsdale, took
a drive out in Montgomery county
and had just passed the toll gate
on Bethlehem pike when Pensder.
fer jumped from an enlbankment,
and pointing pistol at Mr.. Gaut.
schis head, said he would have re-
vengc now. The fret ball missed
its aim and sped through the car.
rage covering. Before Mr. Gaut-
sehi had time TO whip up the horse
Pendsderfer quickly fred three
other shots, all taking effect. AS
the team dashed up the pike he
fired two other shots, which pertor-
ated the top Of the carriage.
Mr.. Rufe attempted to aiight from
the carriage. but become fastened
in the wheel Of the carriage, and
before he could extricate himself
Penserfer had made his escape.
Mr.. Gautschi. in a letter to his
daughter about two years ago. be-
ing reported as saying that if she
would leave her husband he would
will her $4,000 cash and the interest
OF $40, ,O0O Mrs. Pensderfer, It is
alleged, showed the letter to her
husband and left him.
Exasperated at hisfather-ln.aw's
action in separating him from his
wife about year ago, Peusderfer
called at Gautschi's residence. 2OS
Highland avenue. Chestnut Hill,
and tried to choke him to death.
Pensderler. it is said, brought suit
in court to recover his wife, but
lost the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
WROTE HER
NAME ON BEACH
He Saw it and Straight
way the Seashore Ro=
nance Was Com.
HenCed.

= AtlsntiU City. Sept 4.-Thls is true-
story about plain John and All ordinary
Mary Smith, and how they met under ro-
manic circumstances and were welded.
One year ago the John Smith in thl, tale
whose home 10 In Omaha. while walking
along the beach In his bathing robe, saw
something written in tho sand. just Inside
Of the high water mark, which was des-
tined to change the whole trend OF his ex.
istenoe. The scrawl which attracted his
attention had bssn passed by countless
numbers OF other bathers who, II they
took the time to read it, paid little or no
sttsution 10 1t. Why should they whom 1t
simply read Miss Mary Smith. shamo-
kin. PAP
But 20 John Smith, OF Omaha, tho mes
sage was teeining with meaning and sem
timsnt Unlike many other John Smiths.
this particular John Smith was not u.
shamed cf his name. On the contrary. he
has alw ways felt proud Of it. and in early
life made up his mind that II ho ever mar.
rled he would take one o! the ManySmith
girls, Of which there arc enough to go
around and so.ne'hin. to spare, aa any
one who has ever looked through any city
directory knows,
So when john Smith, of Omaha dis
covered the handwriting on the beach it
upset him as much Us was Robinson Cruz
soc " hen he first noticed the footprints on
the beach Of his lone island. Mr.. Smith
surveyed the handwriting, and the more
that he looked at it the more was he i'm
pressed.
Iu due course of time he returned to his
home. but the handwriting OH the beach
followed him up. In his dreams he could
plainly see the ocean and q sandy beach
with the legend Miss Mary Smith,
Shamokin, Pa standing out in bold
ralief At times in hi VISIONS the hand
writing seemed to develop into abeautful
maiden with golden hair, who seemed to
CoMe to her.
Als intimate friends to whom ho
related his strange experience RECOMMENDED
ssve. al dyspepsia aud Indigestion raIued-
los, hich they said that they had used In
similar eases MIR Smith spUrued their
advice and ono day in sheer desperation
he sat down in his Western home and
wrote a pathetic letter which he addressed
to Miss Mary Smith Shamokin, Pa
:, A few DAYS later when the pustman
dropped a:lstter psnneL in adam fcml-
nine hand and postmRrkei 'Shamokn'
could scarCely wait until train t!mo 10
sta I East.
The rest Of the story is easily told. John
Smith. OF Omaha, juurneynu to ShAmokin
whore he met Mis-. Myry smith. After a
short but arden court.hlp they wers
married and Yesterday they arrived here,
where they viii rpen'! a portion OF their
honeymoon, after which they viii return
to Omaha, which place Will be their home
In the (utuae.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
A Fish and Lizard Story,

Ono afternoon thought l would go
down the river and troll. had on my
hook live ninnow and In little
willie had strike, and l hooked my
first fish, which seemed to be quite &
large one. I reeled him where I could
see him and found 1t was n large pike
81 or so Inches long. pulled him up
to my boat. but when | lifted him
from the water he was as light as .
feather I measured him and found he
was just 80 inches long and should
have weighed eight or nine pounds.
while be only weighed two. He was
just skin and bones. killed him, took
my knife and cut him open and found
q live lizard, f1ve inches long, in his
stomach. The reptile was as black as
coal and very lively, living "a hours
after took him from his prison.
Field and Stream.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
CASES IN
!. CITY COURT

Before Judge Churchman In the Mum
icipal court this morning James P. Hickey
admitted that no was drunk. He was
picked up at Front and French streets at
2oclock this morning. He used very bad
Language In the presence Of two ladies.
The fne was % and coste,
James Thornton entered aplea Of not
guilty to the charge of assault and battery
on Eta Rilka- The testimony was that
he came to her house last night and as
he was going out he struck her blow In
the face that knocked her down.
Thornton called William T. Ward and
asked him to explain the condition Of the
defendant. The man was not drunk but
seemed dhzed and claimed that he had
hesn drugged. He lost 10 during the
evening somewhere. HIS home is in,Cris-
fold, Md The fine was s. and costs. .~ -.
Officer Carman Dl Mare charged Wm.
Hawkins with being drunk and disorderly
and he was given the brown ribbon for %
and costs.
Disorderly conduct was tho charge
against William Alcxsnder and the case
won't over until Saturday morning.
Albert Spencer was charged with ped
ding goods without having license IN
his possession. Ths flue was 80 aud
costs
Waitman Sipple, colorsd. was charged
with herboring two unregistered dogs He
enterad a plea OF guilty and flno OF IS
and costs was imposed.
Il. Walter Parker. colored. was charged
with similar offence and the case went
over.
Magistrate Francis s. Bradley was
charged with refusing 10 give trans
oript
Mrs. Lizzie Richards was recently tried
before the Magistrate and was flnod 81
and costs for breach of the peace by
slander. Phillip Garrett rspressn ted her
and made several attempts to get u trans
cript in order to csrtiorari the case.
Magistrate Bradley stated after court
that he ia acting entirely under the d..
recton of his counsel. The case was a
dead ono and he refused the request
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Delaware state Hospital.

At the meeting Of the Trustees OF
the Delaware State Hospita tor the
Insane al lSarnhurst LAY the fol-
lowing contracts were awarded
Beet. John T. Devine; mutton and
veal. NJ. Matthues; bread. George
II. Huber; groceries, William l..
Frank men S clcthing, Wright and
Davidson Company; shoes, Wright
and Davidson Company; dry goods,
Il. II. Scott; crockery, Row and Com
pany; number Of inma ates, 3lS; re.
ceIved for board olpa!ienls, 800. So;
balance on hand ,. 40 81; Elsa
Wade Fund, SlOSL II: 5000. IS di-
rected to be used for improvement
Of la6ratory under the supervision
Of Doctors Watson Hancker and
Nanncss
Or. Black. chairman. stated al.
though prices had advanced the
contracts given did not exceed The
Appropriation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
DBAIns.

FARREI.I--In this city on the 3lst inst.
Mary Farrell, widow OF the late Christie
phrr Farrell, aged 5. years.
Relatives and fricnls are respectfully invt-
cd to attend tho funeral from her late resi-.
dsnoe. no. lll1 Cads street. on TAursday
morning. ut . o'clock. High mass at St Pat.
riok's Church lnterment at Cathedral GENE.
tory.
McCoRalICK-on Sept. 3d =, 1901 Matilda Nc.
Cormick,
Funeral private from her lato residence.
No, liUl Thatcher street on Thursday after.
noon. Sept 9TH at o'clock. lnteIment at
Sill verbrook cemetery.
BARTLETT-In this CITY OIL Sunday Sept.
lst, 1871, Joseph G. Bartlett aged u years.
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
the funeral services at his ate residence.
No. W. llth street, on Wednesday after.
Wilmington and Brandywne Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
WEDDED LAST EVENING.

Miss Emma S. kilvington Of No.
S2l Adams Street and MIR. Howard
Weldon Of Newport. were quietly
married at the bride S home last even.
ing. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. A. 5. Mowbray, pastor
Of leyryvi!!e, Md. NJ. +. Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Weldon left this morning
for Atlantic City, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Funerals TODAY,

The funeral of Mrs. Matilda Nc.
Cormick, of Newport took place to.
day. lntcrment was made in Silver
brook Cemetery.
The funeral Of Samel White, Jr.,
took place to-day from the residence
of his afflicted parents, No. sO2 Har-
rison Street. lnterment was made
at the Wilmington and BrandywIne
Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Far
rell, who died on Monday aged 81
years took place to-day from No. lit
Code Street
Intcrment was made at tho Cathe.
dral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Cannot Use the Malls,

Washington. Sept, 4.-Tho Pottotflce
Department today Issued fraud order"
against the Mutual Fidelity Comp any OF
Delaware. J. s. Munsell. president; J. 9.
Munse,l, general manager, and Robert 8.
Jordan general superintendent ot sgen
cles at Norfolk Va. Thi, company has
agencies in various parts OF tbs United
States and Canada, and 10 one OF the mu
tual Investment companies which, the dc
partment hold, conduct business on lot
tory principles.
soIno time ago the comp anies and the
department agreed upon the manner In
which the business should be conducted.
An alleged violation of this agreement by
the Mutual Fidelity Company Is given o.
the ground for the fraud order. Ihe post
masters Of cities where the company con
ducts agon clos will bs notified not to de
liver mail to the company Or cash money
orders fUrit. The Mutual Fidelity Com
pany |, said to have been one o; the III most
successful Of these companies, It's rsvelp 10
averaging $50 Op0 TO 81, 900 month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
May Interest iou.

Mention that you 81" 1t in the RE.
PUBLICAN.
A nurse WISHES engagements to
nnrsa the. 81 :N. Hat l. years eX-
pericncc with Fed Cross >0tIe'y. Ap-
ply 10 2io East I'iy'. street,
Tn. family at No. III Morrow
street, want cppr"I gtr fer cham
Der work and a,tiur.
A competent White wma3 as
clambermaIi ana wa ,re,s, is want
ed at No l4JJ Delaware d,e!!.c.
A ,u.' 10? oak o!lIae desk and a
tilt 'ack rrvoiuug chAtr. eau he pur-
Ch1sru at y Il, West stree,
Consult Jl.n aly"r' .>InC columns of
the lnNl ElI,&% tur either wants.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Expect to Catch Fish

Winfield Scott star! aud Clarence
Conner left this morning with lot
OF suspicious locking Po,cs ard bun
dies They stated tIat they are g1.
ing fishing and their eaten wiz lie
placed un exhibition toAorrow at the
Republican Office from ,y l. y clock
D IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Cut hy u S!vfg

. pt Tuesday evening about Il
o'cIyck, a, sou'D.uO"nd express
train due In t'rs'g' al '..-o u oGk,
On the i. Il .. ia! loal wa, near.
ing Tie pcnusyyo%m l...yC4H HuL.e
Ia Philadelphia. a cIywJ l.ya en-.
gagci N the Pa,urc @! mF.,us
stones at the cars. ra2 Of The m!s.
sics went tHrwgH WnG0%, and
struck Conductor Fctec upcr, of
this city who wa, e. o''.a-. tickets,
OH the cheek bone, IGtly:Ls an ugly
cash
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
The Weather.

On Friday fair weather will prevail.
and higher temperature with southerly
winds.
On Saturday fair weather to cloudy
With slight temperature changes, follow
cd by local rains.
Ths ther,n ometer OF w. C. Taylor's
drug store Soa King street today regis
cred as follows:
I o'oiouk 10 o'clock l O'Clock
Is 70 u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
without q Rlne,

A wedding without ring seems In
congruous, but In Cadis. Spain, no ring
ts used. After the ceremony the BRIDE
groom moves the flower In bis BRIDES
hair from left to right, for In various
parts Of Spain to weir a rose above
your right ear is to proclaim yourself a
wife. Thus the rose takes the place Of
the ring.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
$II.5O To Cleveland and Return, Via. n
sst;e b. & U. r. K.
Powers Fatally tIurt BY Howard.

Frankford, Ky., Sept. 5.-"Jim' How.
ard and OK Secretary of State Caleb
Pow ,ra now con fined in Jail hcre. having
been convicted of complicty in the
assassination Of Governor Goebel. had
fierce quarrel ye ,terday which may result
in the death Of Powers
After few short sharp words. Howard
seized heavy inkstaud, and, almost
within touch of his antagonist. huriod 1t
at MIN. Tho inkstand struck Powers Il
the forehead, knocking "A i'm sens,less TO
the floor. 1t Is feared that Powers skull
Ia fractured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Sheriff's Sales.

Tho following properties were sold by
Sheriff Mcdaniel at the Court House this
morning.
The Green walt property which consists
of three building loLs at Elm and Clay ION
streets, was sold to James Ponder for
$i,l00.
Howell England purchased one half
Interest in the Morgan property at No .s33
Wo,t Second street TO t2J1. -
The house and lot Of Thomas Law at
Garasches Lane was sold to Henry G. Con
rad Tor Slu2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
BcUAEplcAL !.
CONFERENCE

London, Sept. 4.-The OPENING
proceedings of the Methodist Ecu.
menical Conference, which began to.
day In Wesley's Chapel, were the re.
verse of harmonious. Two incidents
contributed to this unlocked for re-
sult-one ar address made by Bishop
Walter, Of Jersey City. and the other
a reference to the Anglo.Boer War.
Bis hop Walters, who is a negro,
received, when he rose to address the
meeting, the heartiest welcome Of
any of the American delegates He
declared that there was systematic
effort on foot on the part Of wsite
Americans to destroy the good opinion
which the English people had of
American negroes. He capitulated
the lynching figures Of the year 1900
and declared that though ninety ne.
groes were lynched in only eleven
cases had assault on white women
been proved.
"The English people have always
been our friends, )" declared Bishop
Walters. "You gave us a refuge,
and now when we are struggling to
Improve ourselves, we look to you,
our old-time friends, to give us s YIN.
pathy and encouragement. as you
did In the past" +"
The Bishops asscverations Of nc.
gro morality eliciled loud cheers from
the English part OF the audience,
and several Of the many Southern
delegates went out, while Others did
not conceal their disag reement With
the speaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Death OF Infant,

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Pierce ;of Guy,r's Court, died ysster
day afternoon. Til, funera . rvices will
be held at o'clock This o to on.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
l)tGI

ii WIS currently reported to-day
that tie fire last night was that Of
a barn at Rosedaie, Pa. sad TO be.
long 10 Miss Florence l'ca.man.
The fuse on Third street br idgc
burned out to-day causing delay
to thu John 4. Warner and the
Laura Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Factory Near COMPLETED.

The large morocco factory which 10 be
ing built by Richard Patzowsky at
Twelfth and Walnut ttrSets. 10 about
-complsted. there remaining but . small
work Of erecting the iaaohinsry wv oom
nsnos 10 . few daya
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
y,nrpe COIOrel EXcursiOn,

About 1900 colored people went to At
laDtic City. this morning on the excursion
given by the coiored Masuus- Of this >ci'y.
The .train was run In two sections each
section carrying fourteen cars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

Among the Burmese newly nar.
rled couple, to insure happy 0Ia. A*!
change q mixture Of tea leaves stette4
In oil. '.'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

A boy is like a fountain pen You
can't tell from what be costs &Hether
he will make his mark or not. ot.IDetroit
Journal >.xl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Beat His W.T.,

A pathetic sceI Q occ rred this
French street stal.tn this after
noon when Detective Jones' arrest.
ed Henry Biddle for abusing his
wife and two small children. Bid.
die and his family restde at Clav-
ton. Del, and were waiting at the
station for a train when Biddle,
who was intoxicated beg an to abuse
his wife and two children who
clung to their mother crying pit.
iously. Detective Jones called this
patrol and placed MIN under ar.
rest.
When the wagon arrived the two
children clung to their drunken father
and the policemen with tears stream.
ing down their cheeks, for them not
to send papa to Jail. lie will be gIv-
en- hearing this evening. The wife
and two children were sent to Clay.
ton on the three o'clock train.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

Church Camp at Mooro's chapel, Ford
:; oyL between scott and Lincoln
IEn pub.lrls invited to attoni and the
Lord Viii boss all tina. assist in tins
camp Rev | W Newell, pa5ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
DELAWARE
:, CITY NEWS.
From our Correspondent.

From our Correspondent.
Delaware City, Sept. 5.-George
simons, Charles Chalk, Emmit 81.
mons and Harry Timms spent this
morning cunning for birds on the
Hamburg meadows. George ucceed.
ed in bagging over two dozen Of rail
and reed birds. Charles had nice
bunch Of butter balls and Harry had
Is to his account. Emmit used %
shells but was not successful. He
then took his knife and cut two
shells open only to find that some one
had played joke on him. The
loaded shells had been exchanged for
powder ones The party had lunch
here and Emmit succeeded in pur-
chasing three dozen Of rail birds from
a Delaware City gunner.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Monaghan laid
the corner stone for the Memorial
Chapel at Reybold yesterday after.
noon.
Word was received here yesterday
from Middletown that Mrs Kelley,
sister of Deputy Marshal Clark,
and wife of County Comptroller Clark
had met with an accident. She miss
ed her footing In going from one room
to>another and severely sprained her
ankle.
The infant child OF Thomas Gus
tlllo died yesterday morning.
The Misses Clark of "Greenlea
ar4entertaining number of guests.
Ma 'ter James Martin of Whining
ton, is the guest Of his grandfather,
Mr.. Furgeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Cooper of vii.
mington, have been visiting Della
ware City friends.
$u.5O To Cleveland and Retnrn. Via. 4
ksss b. 60 K
On account Of the National Encamp
msnt OF the q. A. X. at Cleveland, O..
Sept. rOto IA, the Baltimore and Ohio r.
II. will sell tickets Sep : 8, 8, TO- II and
IL good to return until Sept. 10Th inclu-
sive, at rate OF $l1. 80 for the round trip.
Passengers desiring to stay longer in
Cleveland oan by depositing their tickets
vii h the Joint Agent not later than noon
Of Sept 10, and on pay msnt OF fifty oents,
havo tickets extended to leave Cleveland
to and Including Oct. Sth. Fast express
trains on tho b. s. O. leave Delaware ave-
nue. station at 5 O4 "A. IN. and 81 p. IN,
stopping at Newark. Tho b. 81 o. has
been selected by the department OF Della
ware Gs the official route Yssssss5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

Police Commissioner A. J. Hart
was repolt ted to-day as improving
in health.