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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
STREET AND SEWER MATTERS.
Name Of Hazlett Street to be
Changed to Park Place.

At TIE meeting OF the Street and
Sewer Directors yesterday morning the
secretary was instructed to ask for 0
commission to condemn Ninth street
through the Rowland property, tile idea
being to grade tile street.
The directors accepted the invitation
81 the G. A. r. to participate in the
Memorial Day parade.
1t was decided to build branch
sewer in Harrison str ct south oil
B .ach
The William D Mullen Co. asked that
Fifth street from King to French be i'm
proved. The st'eet commissioner is u
ook into the matter.
The Delaware Fire Co. made r ques!
that the pavement at The intersection oi
sixth and French stree,s be improved
The street commissioner was instructed
to lave the work done.
Hazlett street, which is betwe, 4
! Eleventh street and Delaware avenue
and extends from Adams to Jackson, i.
! to become Park Place in the near future.
Notice Of the PROF osed change was giteI
1 It the meeting OF the Street and Sewer
Directors Yesterday morning by Presi
| dent Webster.
Hazlett street extended originally iron
adams street to Van Buren,, but son,
| ime ago that portion along Cool Spring
Park was named Park Place. Now it il
he intention TO give the whole thor
! ughiafe the sa aie name.
/ TIE matter was brought mp informall,
me time ago and it was then suggested
hat the numbered streets in the High.
/ ands be given new names as they ar,
not in line with the numbered streets ii
| he Ninth ward, bat no action has beer
4 taken in that matter.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Arrested In Chester

John Cassidy, who said his home was
u this city, was arrested in Chester on
Monday altern lon and taken before Al.
iefinan Carter, who held him in bail fot
'tis appearance at court On tie charge o.
assault and battery paf-tred by jacob
/ ,s-nberg, Of Second and HAYES streets
For some time past Cassidy, with
companion, has been going the round.
81 the city taking p otographs OF differ
ent places 81 business, Rosenberg's storr
being one 81 the place he took. Aes,er
day the photographer returned with Iii,
photograph vii ch I. Mr.. Ross nbeit
Thought was not 60 ID, and he Won d moi
take II. This led to t. lit, in which it il
sad Rosenberg Jared tie worst, With Thu
result that warrant was sworn ont 70
the picture man Sympathy III the case
= about tqna y q vided III Tie lowe
end q the city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
JOHN DREW

John Drew, as Richard Caryel. il III.
attraction at the Grand OPP RI House 70,
ext Monday evening. Mr.. Drew
~ the character 81 the hero q
Winston Chuichli's strong 81, ~ !,
thonsht to have scored one ii m,
hits OF Lis career. Tie play, i
: SAID, adheres closely to the novel in If,
,pisades and ircldehts. Even the unain,
dialogue OF the period being retained
As ne hot headed young Mary,andr,
hr; Drew IS reported to be at his h at
shd notably IN bis rolicking coined,
scenes with his comrades at the S ar and
Garter inn. 1io
MIR. Drew his nanifestly thor ,nphly
lmhn himself with the atmosphere q,
the TN e, period Of warfare, romano,
tnd ehlyairv, in which devotion 10 n
pretty woman shares with patriotism \
pace III he hero's heart. Richard Gar
el loves his country and predicts r. i.
ION Tor q he colonies from British rnla
lis sentiments excite dispeasnre anon
ms English associates, who, led on i,
an uncle OF the youth, plan tie i ero,,
'ownfall. But Richard il seemipeIv Il
vincible, since he lot only overcome,
his enemies but wins the hand oi III
woman he loves against a titled rival :"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
vANDALs AT WORK.
Much Damage to Property on the
Boulevard.

One hundred dollars reward is offered
for the arrest and conviction of the per-
son Or persons who destroyed park and
private property OH the Boulevard early
yesterday morning. The North Side I'm
provemcnt Co. and benjamin f. Shaw
will pay the amount specified with great
satisfaction il the Baiscreants are brought
Ia Justice.
Passing along the highway between
the Washington street bridge and Eigh-
icea'h street, they attacked young oak
trees SCI ont by The Park Commission,
and broke them off ut the top Of the tree
boxes. LII some eases they tore out thu
boxes
Arriving 1T the residence Of Benjamin
T. Shaw. NJ. 20Ol Boulevard, they
,nn,inted the terrace and destroyed all
che ornamental shrHbhery. They alsu
threw 4 brick through L window into
the sittingroam causing some more
damage.
A. the residence &c Il. Il. Griffith. M
2003 RonlrNari they threw brick
against The front door. making a bad
.lrnt
They also damaged The trees between
the houses u Mr. shaw and G. w
Taylor. tearing If branches.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
AT THE PAN-AMERICAN.
Midway Inhabitants Rejoiee over
Spell ri Warmer weather

49, ~ W Hfmer weather.
Bnffalo May r. The DAY opcned
cloudy hui warmer. much to tile delight
OF d"h'zcnS Of til" Midway from torrid
climates, who have suffered from rho
cool weather Of the past few DAYS.
lir programme for tile day consist
eel of the usual concerts, morning aft.
ernoon and night hy four bands. in
Guiding tile Mexican government hanL
An interesting exhibit. now conplpte,
4 part of that Of the postottice. IS d 80
rleS of photographs in large. swinging
frames. mounted on standards, The
pictures show phases Of postal work
ana development from the establish.
lheht OF the service TO the present time.
The board Of aldermen has mani.
mouSly voted TO make May 20 tho
dedication day of the pxposition n
civic holiday. The resolution included
request 70 all employers 10 suspend
business and grant holiday to The
persons working for them.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
BANK TELLER ARRESTED.
Arrest Fellows Discovery of short.
age In New York House.

New York. May H. Edward l.. Chef
wood, receiving teller for Brown Bros
bankers AZ 10 Wall street has been ar
rested n his home 81 East Eighty-ser-
"!ld street. on the charge Of rmhezzlinp
S2o.Nu from his employers ana taken
10 the InnhS the arrest having been
ordered lN the district attorney with
Cit waiting for the formality of a war
rant.
According to Mr.. Brown OF Brown
Eros. thetWood confessed the emhez
element 70 The members Of the firm
when he heard that an inspector was
about 10 20 over tile books.
Il have i confession 10 make To Won
Mr. Brown. and ~ 4 pretty hard Thing
TO Do. but il must be done. am $50
hltl short in my accounts. ana | am
willing 10 stand the pemlty.' is the
way 1hciWond is reported To have con
Ntyed the information 10 his employers.
VINO could hardly believe him.
nasty examination Of tile books.
however tN the Inspector showed that
There We're serious discrepancies in the
accounts. No attempt nj All lad been
made, sail Mr., Brown. to faIsify the
accounts. and the shortage was soon
computed, II WAS supposed ii once
1llhl the receiving teller lad been spec
Mating IN Wall street during the last
week and had been caught III the great
stock slump. but this he denied. Mr..
Brown says, admitting that his losses
We're due entirely 10 gambling Of an.
"tller SORT with cards, etc, iii public
gambling houses l,p town.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
FIFTEEN LIVES WE'RE LOST.
story of the sinking Of the steamer
city OF Paducah.

St Louis. May 1.-THE first anthem
lie information concerning the wreck
Of the steamer City OF Padacah OF the
ST Louis and Tennessee River Packer
company. which occurred nj Brunk-
horst Landing. Ills, was obtained upon
the arrival OF the steamer City OF Cliff
ton at this port.
Fifteen persons lost their lives In the
awful catastrophe, six whites and nine
blacks The dead:
Dr. ]. w. Bell OF Cuba Landing,
Tenn; Miss Mabel Gardiner, st. Louis.
Charles johnson. aged 81, deck watch.
man. Frank Gardiner, Texas tender OF
Paducah. Ky; two white firemen,
names unknown; Grant Woods, color,
ed. boat baker: eight colored roust.
abouts. names unknown.
The City of raducah stopped at
Brunkhorst's Landing took on load
of corn. and when in the act of back.
ing away from the wharf the boat
swung around and struck the bank
heavily with her stern. A snag i'm.
bedded in the bank tore an enormous
hole in the hull, through which the wa
ter rushed with frightfnl rapidity. She
n once began to settle. and at the end
Of three minutes nothing but her roof,
Texas deck and plothouse remained
above the surface
The impact with the hidden snag, nc
cnmpaned. as II was, by the awful
noise caused by the shifting Of the car
20 aroused the passengers 10 a realiza
ion Of their danger. The officers acted
with great GOODNESS, and as the boat
settled they helped the startled passen
gers 10 the cabin roof, from which the
boats were lowered and their charges
carried ashore.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
One of Twenty five Feels

The most deliciously absurd hafla d Il
ev,r seen in the circns RIM i TINT Il
Frank 9 Key with the Adam Forepaugl
and S-l9 Brothers' 20:h Cent,lry gS!
oasns, 0lkley, besides being a clogno
rare hnnpr, l. an expert rid-r, and i.
gives hnrlesque Of the riding by Ill,
tlneen Of the Arena that il simp
slae splitting in Is fun. He is one ii Til
y star FOOLS with these great shows, vii.
take Of life i4st and Of tile Tin II
iirmhry. They aiIl al BE- seen al b1ti
the afternoon and evening p4fiormapc.
q these shows when they EXHIBIT haFl
on Wednesday, May %.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
DENIAL By GERMANY.
Asserted That No Negotiations Are
ON For Anti-American League.

On FOR Anti-Amerfcan League.
Berlin, May 14.-Government circles
deny that any negotiations are going
on between Austriu and Germany for
European commercial league against
ID as impracticable owing to the diver
sites of race and commercial interests.
Tie correspondent interviewed An
drew p. White. the United States EN-
hasSador. and Frank II. Mason, the
United States consul general. here in
regard TO the matter. They both said
they had not heard anything OF any ne.
Sotations in connection with the league
referred to. They regarded the matter
as chimericdl and did not believe there
We're any two nations in favor of such
A league
4 dispatch from London says:
While the German-Austrian propos-
ais for an nti-American combination
have not yet assumed anything like
definite form, the idea is attracting
considerable attention both in Great
Britain and on the continent. especially
the latter. where the newspapers have
eagerly swallowed an alleged interview
In which Mr.. J. Pierpont Morgan is
quoted as declaring that he and his as
sociates would not only swamp British
trade, but would paralyze German com
petition as Well
THE reports Of an Austro- German re.
taliatory movement therefore find much
favor among the continental newspa-
pers. though there is little evidence
that i has yet acquired any official
backing If a practical character"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
New Century Club Directors.

Stockholders OF tie New Century Clnt
J ED meeting at the cub house vpster
diy afternoon and elected the ioiowrA
directors for the ensn ng wear Mn.
rs her | Albertson. Mrs Elizabeth N
ialley, Mis- Mary r. Bancroft, Mrs
Margaret ". Bush, Mrs. Fila 4 :
Candy, Miss Z T. Caabv, Mrs. f "a
beth J. Danforth, Mrs Fianc.a s. i4r.
rptt, Mrs. Lucy A. Jackson, Mrs. III z4
beth w. Mendinh4ll, Mrs. Mary Fl
Pvsey, Mrs. Isabelle : smith. III.
Josephine I. Smith, Mrs EnulaL We
din and Mrs NJ. I. Wilson.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA
BLACK PATTI.

The Black Patti Tronbadours. an 40
1reeatl OF vplyety vowel voiced No
ers, brisk buck and whirlwind vim
dancers, aud the nnchaienged champio'
saNt walkers, VIII appear at the Crane
t,prra House tonight. The great success.
OF TINS company Is owing 10 he fact tia
! iifst class perl rmance, by the nick o
60 nto"n entertainers is always pro
The great Black fatti is whole show
~ herself, the greatest singer Of he
tlln'; hut t''r are a lot Of others, two
ie ~ fact q rnte tanners. The new
pun tsqae IN this year is called "A
i'dfkl"sn tfo'lc on the Riato," viii
'plt huid scenery and Costumes TLet,
WI el course, be great calp walk con
TIT at each performance.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
A Fraternity Dispute.

Cincinnati. May n. Two conven-
lions both claiming 10 be the Knights
If the Royal Arch, n national order of
saloon keepers, are in session here,
The one which holds the archives is ia.
yored by Supreme Organizer Rogers Of
Hot Springs, Ark. who founded the or.
der The opposition, which will al
tempt 70 reorganize the order or form
a new one, claims the FINANCES have
not been properly managed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
M'KINLHY IN FRISCO.
President Makes His official Entry
Into That City.
LARGE MILITARY ESCORT.
Owing TO the Illness of Mrs. Mcxin
ley the Chief Executive De-
cides to Forego His Trip
to PalO Alto.

San Francisco. May 14.-Afrs. McKin.
ley, who has been i'll here as a result Of
the long overland journey. is reported
by her physician TO be somewhat i'm.
proved.
If Mrs. Mckinley continues to inn
prove. the president will continue his
trip to the northwest. If, however.
she does not rally sufficiently, the
northwest trip will he abandoned. and
Mr.. Mckinley will take her direct to
Washington.
Late in the afternoon the president
made his official entry into san Fran,
cisco accompanied by fire members OF
the cabinet who crossed the continent
with him. lie was escorted through
the principal streets by an imposing
body Of regular and volunteer troops.
veterans of tie Mexican and civil wars
and citizens.
In the carriages following the presi.
ientia party's - We're 81 visiting CON.
grvSSmGn from various states the Is
san Francisco supervisors. some 10 or
= members 0f tile general committee
and other notable persons.
The Programme Changed.
Owing to the illness Of Mrs. MtI<in-
~ the president did not visit l'nlu
Vito, as originally planned He let
and Joined tile special train containing
lie members Of the cabinet i few
miles beyond TIL" cry limits so thai The
preSiouslNaAu0EHeed Pla -ramlnt might
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
BURIED BY MASDNS.
Funeral Of Asa o. DEMO Took Place
Yesterday Afternoon

The funeral Of Asa q. DEMO, late fore.
man Of engines Of the Mars land division
Of the T W. x B. railroad, took Place
yesterday afternoon from Ills late home
No. Il Poplar street. Services were con.
lncted by the Rev. W. l.. Freund, pas.
sur Of Hanover Prtsby terrain Chn. CHI.
lie deceased was prominent mem
Ter 81 the Masons and the faneral was
i charge of that organization. Members
i Eureka Lodge, Of Delta Cha ter and
i 81. Johns Comnandery, acted a.
bearers.
The funeral was largely attended b,
officials and other employees Of the r.
y. 4 b, raIraad. lntrrlnent was mad,
Il tie Wilmington and Btandy3int
cemetery.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15

Denver. May Il. The American Fed
GRAFTON Of Musicians. in convention
here. has selected Buffalo for the next
annual meeting. The date was not
fixed. Resolutions We're adopted char
acterizing raetime tunes MS .'unmu-
steal rot and pledging members Of the
federation 10 make every effort to
suppress and to discourage the playing
and the publishing of such musical
trash"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15

New York. May James Frederick
Goddard, trunk line commissioner and
formerly vice president and general
manager Of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad. is dead of pneumo-
nla at his home iii Brooklyn. He was
taken i'll Saturda. morning and grew
rapidly worse. He was born in Brock
tun, Mass. In 1912.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15

St Louis. May Nearly every
state III the Union was represented by
two regular delegates at the conven-
ton of the Catholic Knights Of Amer
lea, which met here. Many lay mem.
Ders also We're present. 4 parade IN
which 900 uniformed members partici,
pated preceded the services 1T the old
c&ts'raral. where Archbishop Kahn o.
haiated IL pontifical high mass,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Musical Heart WIN B.nt ~ More.

Elgin. HIS, May H. Robert b.
Brown the man with the musical
hraft whose melodious pulsatonS had
f"r years furnished linn living and
physicians Il subject d much fruitless
speculation, is dead III tho Sherman
hospital here OF pneumonia, \ post
molten examination revealed the fact
That Browns heart was four times
normal size
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
EmpIoy.es Of Rontfar.s Meat

s.. Louis. May H. Delegates to the
number Of loo from points in tile init
"a States aud Canada We're present at
The convention Of the National Associa-
lion Of Restaurant and Hotel Employ
"es and til" International Bartpndcrs'
irigue. Which met in this city for II
tonr days meeting. Routine business
occupied the time Of the first session
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
!. D. md O. PInns For 81. I.nnIs

st. Louis May II. Plans have been
drawn M by officials of the Chicago,
burlington and Quincy railway for an
extensive system of terminals and
yards TO cover eight blocks in North
81. Louis, III an estimated cost of ST.
ttH,HU. The new terminals will lie
completed in time to care for the in
crease of business during the Louisiana
Purchase exposition.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Removal Of confedera,. ne.,

Washington. AIay n. Qlmrtermastef
General l.ndingtnn has entered into 4
contract with X. W. Darby Of this cit,
tor the removal Of the remains Of III,
Confederate dead IN lie Soldiers lonn
cemetery and in the Arlington eclnn.
terry 70 another section Of The last NAM.
20 cemetery which has been set asid,
ny the secretary Of war for their rein
termpnt.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Bie Moten Fn3iory nurnco.

Detroit, May H. Fire totally de-
stroyed the entire plant Of the Walker.
ville cont match factory consisting Of
three story hriek factory and one
story htiek warehouse; also a large
quantity ef match stock in the wards
adjoining the building. The total loss
is given at Sl15,0o0. with $4,000 insn.
ancp.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
me wreck al lie Co,,..,

Nanamo T. 4. May j. Tie wlucl.
Of tie American ~hip GolNSa hls b"en
found in Il rocky cove 1T tlir soutirwt Il
side Of Rcunill sound Qnren Charlotte
island. The ship was apparently strip
ped by the crew and abandoned ~ s,a
No trace Of camptifes o. other signs ID
human occupation could b luuna
around the cove.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
small potteries Form Combine,

East Liverpool O., May r. Il wa-
announced here that the small potteries
of this district are forming a combine
for mutual protection from the inroad,
raade by the larger concerns. The new
company, which is TO he known as III,
East Liverpool lotteries company, viii
include all plants Of six pots or less.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Things Quiet at Troy.

Troy y. s.. May H.. No street cars
are running here. and no attempt has
been nude 10 start operations. There
is No disturbance whatever, and every
thing on the Troy division of the Unit
I'd Traction company seems to be wait
sumo operations in Albany.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15

David G. Rose If Ode>saf wcll.known
ii Delaware. died in his home yesterday
,noriling, H. was born April 10. 1928.
IL Stafford. He was coroner for New
castle county one term. and was appoint
N ~ Governor RiggS. and re-appointetl
hr Governor Watson Frank Rose on
Wilmington. ana Former Representative
David G. Rose. nc Newark. arc sons of
The deceased.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Recentinn 10 iEitchcncl..

San Francisco, May II. The Mis-
souri, society Of california has ronplet.
"a arrangements fnr il reception to
Secretary Of the Interior Hitchcock on
Friday evening \ feature Of thc af-
fair will be the presentation to Score
tary Hitchcock Of i silver mounted cut
glass loving cnp by His fellow Mis
Sn1Il.innS
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
To IiniliI IInIIsnS

Hubert Cassidy is arranging to bniIt
sixteen dwellings on Radne. street nortl
y Oak tie has asked the Street am
Sever Directors to op L dnev sire.
iron Cedar to Lin len. The depart mo, ,
aas rqut sted him to ASCERTAIN lloN
many owners are willing to give deeds to
he bed Of the street and after Lis r-par
received the matter will b. taken M
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15

Cambridge. Mass. May H. The med
ical examiner has held an autopsy up.
on the body Of Olaf Hammer a mnsi.
chm. which was found in the Charles
river last Saturday and has decided
that the men was murdered. The evil
denee on which the opinion is based is
that the mans teeth We're knocked out
and that SO and gold watch which
he had when last seen alive on Feb. Ii
were gone
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Rmssinn Author Arrested.

Berlin May II \ dispatch to til,
Lokal Ail2eiger from St Petersburg
SAYS Maxim Gorlsi. the author am
Nenseroa. m editor and the latter,
sister have been arrested by the police
WHO are searching day and night fol |;
secret press used IN printing revoln
tonary proclanlatinnS which are dis
trilluted among laburers.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
COLUMBIA lpEpA Gn

Inc season at the Grand Opera Hons,
VII close on June the last day Of !
week 9 stand by the Columbia Comb
u . oo., which opens on Nav ~
scenic Artist W. j. Lore Of Reading, Pa
mas arrived and begun tie work II re.
painting the scenery for next season,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
chInese Indemnit. rrnnnsnl.

Berlin, May IA dispatch receive |
n"re from Picking says The note Of the
Chinese peace Observation-Disclosures accept,,
ing the amount 81 indemnity demanded
ny The powers proposes 10 pay HE FIRST
OF the 10 annual instaliments Of Is 600.
0UD taela in July, 1862.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Invitations for Wedding.

Cards w"r" sent on yesterday for the
marriage of Miss Rehcrca q. smith
'ianght"r ~ Mr., and airs. ]. Ernest
smith and Frederick Bart Berger, Of
Denver. The ceremony will be perform
81 on Tuesday evening. June 5 lit S
n'clock. III Central Presbyterian Church
L will hc brilliant affair.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
wabasi. Machinists 10 strike

Springfield Ills. May H. Thirty en-.
ployees At the Wabash machine shops
here have been discharged. ana rs Il
sequel general strike of thp union
marhinists has been ordered at Il meet
ing Of machinStS.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Mussuinans Arrested.

ConStantinople. May IA. In consp.
quelce Of the recent postal seizures by
the Ottonon authorities several Mus.
sulmans, including priest Of the FAITH
mosque, have been arrested. 1t is rG.
mored that Reshad Pasla. Formerly
minister Of finance. has fled from The
country.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15

The new safety gates far Third street
. Idse.,. which are being built by til
hige. Moor Bridge Works, viii BE fill
lsted some time next week ami p.acf.,.
~ position This will relieve tie br ".
tenders Of much SGrk ia Joking atti
Transfers.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
End Of n Enmnua cnsr

Salt Lake city, May "a. Tie unlaw.
FIJI rehabilitation ease against Brigham
Roheris haS been stricken from lie
docket Of the state supreme court. the
point being raised that the Indictment
was defective. It is probable that this
will be the end of this celebrated case,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Melshlin iiIstnlIy.

Chief Massey heard yesterday that
George Welsh had BEEN arrrsted in
Philadelphia, He was uGder arrest lherr
some tine ago and steps nerr taken 4.
hrlng him here on suspicion 81 being i'm
~ Gated ~ some sire tiltits, bnt he VA
not brought
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Candidate rnr Ra.elan1inn

william q. Baugh, member If TIE
h"Afd q Education from the ltatl yard
hAs announced that he viii te ca4ll-
aat l9r e election. IL II sides al NJ
l232 West Fourth street.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-15
Two Prisoners in aitr cnur.

En- two pr soners faced Judge Chureh-
man YESTERDAY morning. on. 81 tile
was drunk fled 81 and co4ts, ana ill.,
otter vas oeorge johnson, fcolored,
charged With assault ami battery. Ills
cass ~as continued until this morning