The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-03
DOrS.


n. A. Gruhb & Co will build q back
Kitchen at Nc. No 922 Pine street.
'tRev w. J, sshipwuy. Evangelist and
singer; will conduct ravival services every
night this week at the First Methndist
Protsstan church, Seven and Walnut
street, Como early for seat, all are well
come, Thero will be special services on
Easter Sunday morning and even ing.
Harry Richards 20 tons Of straw which
was destroyed bv fire on Sunday morning
was insurad in tho Chester County Mu-
tual Company.
The election OF officers takes place at
tho meeting of the Board of Trade tonor-
row evening, 1t is not known who Will
succeed William Lawton AS President
= Superintendent Prett yman of the Min
Ouauule Home expect, to rate anothe:
large c-opOf potatoes this season, Last year
over 400 bushels ware raised ut the hom'.
Work will shortly be conman ced on the
now power hou 50 Of the Wilmington City
Railway Company Oh tho Bra ndywlne le
low Market street,
Josiah Bacon, retired conductor or
the r, W. 4 Is railroad, Is III al his Eoma
In Claymont.
William swift yesterday morning was
elected II director Of The Delaware railroad
10 I'LL tho vacancy caused by tho death OF
William I, Porter.
There will bs q special msstin. osCourJ
Brandywine No. | Forrestars Of America
TO morrow evening, Business of impor.
tance Is to bs transacted aud a full ten
dance of mem bers Is 0xpeu ed.
II is understood that the T., W, X i.
Railroad Company cuntrmplal" straight
cning the curve at ClUym",rt.
The Rev. Charles OImstrud ur Bala
Pa, preached at th" nounaUy services
# 81. Andrews Church yesterday.
Robert i Benson Of Moolrmuin has
been appointed n rlrri in the utlic" of
Recorder of Deeds Delaware Clark.
A number Of newly painted wagons Of
The Consumers L." and 'oal Go, have
made III III appoardnc" on the streets.
Hawthorne \ tulp will open their new
hosiery printing factory III No. 1914
Market street, on Frjhny with about 100
employees,
Milton :. Shippers and Henry G..
Downward have horu noulj"urd in con
nertion with the Rppu'njran domination
for city Treasurer.
ioSeph T.. Mrtaffrrly has ironl men
tionrl rs Il candidate lor the Democratic
nomination for mrmhrr W city Council
from the lcnth ward.
4 prUpcr,y on Tia" east side Of Jrltrr-
sou srp,N south Of Seventh. has been
Sold hy Harry l.mm"n- and wiic to \.
Smith HurlJ"y for $3.50.
The singing Of the "rrUojhxi"u' by tha
choir of Trinity +, f. Church, winch was
to he given his evening ha, been post
poncd until Friday might
Although the April term Of tLo. United
SlNtrs Cont viii! open next Monday it is
hardly lhrlg 4 jury will b. drlWn a~
thrrr viii )r Nu jury llnI,,
Thr Rev W. 4. Shpva?, ryangri,'
and ~jug,r. win Coudu,l revival services
every night ~ 7,45 o'r'o,n at the FIRST
M"tlodt,t Protestant Church,
Alice Chandler and his son William.
hay tak.u IN" Wilson mil At Nj Cuba
and WllI ui"rai" it, lhi~ -rHsun, Ia
teNSi'r ilu"nN, mcnt~ ar" to ur made.
Samuel :. Il"drn If i.auvI la, been
granted gU original pnH,tn Of 81 per
mnnlh auI l'au"I lalnato'l "f Smyrna
AT original pension VI ST. r,r mouth
Z Wiltam iiths, one or the colo.rh u"n
Enpp"r"h IN hav" "ut"G po'""n IH-1 Wed
nt%day i improving Hrd n>p' CT to lr,r"
the Delaware Hospital i frw days.
Th" lt.,, Gcuj q J.. W'r, pastor ~
thr fu~' Methodist l'ror,.Iau, rmwrh.
ihis rttS, rs al'"aIt"- III" amiuN Mvthu
dis rr",.'vtH tuutn.w" 1T Ea,rou,
Md
Wjjlu i;u\'ua, roor.l Of No 1852
W">t S,>'i street, wIn "a. .,r0rlp
with smallpox ~oruv 'In,r Hpo, has It.,
covered aol Monday wa IoI,n>rl rrom
tb" l"rp 81; hospital at E'auhnr~,
DrduHarD arr to by iutrug"d. at
IL" m""l.r- "I Iit, CuUrrJl I,yt Thurs
dizzy u.'m auHhniliH4 thr Stnl.n. FuuI
Conn. .-'ou.I~ to urlo'llt" i,a", lpl. tie
rark ara So"' l1J S4,nr pmuc
men.
wSSnet,g Couga Harrington and senator
II. &. Mhull wore in 4 va yo~turl.y
Representatives rsruymla ana Ilylcl
arr IN tOwN
IA r. = c&ar,cn. wishes 10 iaf1rn
his frDnI- ljrrf he has -ilr',I g ,l,uun Al
No. III i.n5 Front -trro' I|r ,g;,, G0rmc,
ty Of II h and kUkwaui y en',