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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
THE RED MEN.
Great Sachem Powell Issues II New Year,
Greeting to the Members.

Great Sacltem Powell issues II New Years
Greeting to the Members.
George r. lowell Of Newark. great
saohem Of Delaware, lmp'd. o. IL. M !,
has issued the following New Year i
greeting TO tho members of the order in
Delaware:
10 Tribes throughout the Great
Reservation of Delaware:
Greeting Ohieie and brothers. two
moons have waxed and Waned since you
made me your great chief. For your
kindness, and the honor you have con.
70 ed upon me, | now extend YOU my
warm and ainoare tbanks Love for the
oder OF Red Men grows uEon me az do
the years Of man . life fast and
faster and out OF the fulness of my
heart, my brotheT3, dn thus add ess
you in the interests Of that cause, which
binds us togethaas with lhorngs of
deer skin. Having common interest
and common purpose, let us avail
ourselves OF every means that shall
promise advancement. Cultivate the
frRternal spirit and act IL worthily
Make the most of The hour about tho
council brand, and especially shou d
the good of the Order he made the
bright spot in the'oounoiI meeting. In
u; put forth our best efforts, for
believe the conditions ara HVorahls to
good work. Tribal affairs are generally
harmonious and prosperous The Great
Sririt has favored our land with a
rlenteous supply OF Germ and yenison,
ard PAT taces laden with the fruit OF
the harvest, and the spois OF the chase,
should incite our warriors TO an eX
hihition OF persevarent and skill in
their capture Keep your council fires
burning with interest Seek friendly
relations with neighboring trihas.
Visit aud De visited An Interchange
Of thoughts and me hods Of work will
broaden and make better your tribal
life. in dus time shall visit as many
OF you as possible; indeed / hoIe to
visit each Wigwam in the reservation,
and anticipate much pleasure and profit
in 80 doing. AS your official leader J.
feel that tue SUCCESS of my chieftainoy
lies 10 gely in your hands My prede
cessFrs for several great suns past have
set for me fast pace nstituting new
tribes, fevIving and enthusing old ones.
till tho whole reservation is studded
with camps, whose fires nd up the
curling smoke by day, aud the blaze CT
light by night and whose braye4 send
forth the eohoing Whoop ard defiant
song, or leap Ia the uanee Of victory
till every red man cries, tis glorious
hunting ground, and every pa face is
mystiiied till he receives that which
s'makes the forest IS free to him as the
air is to the eagle !" And it is upon
the unoaptured palo faces that out
interest centres In their adoption by
you l shall find my greatest pleasure,
and to this end urge unon you In
diTidually to work with untiring energy
fee ing that while you ar strengthening
your own defenoes against the foe ad-
yersity, you a at the same time throw
ing shield about your pa face
brother, and now when this great sun
shall have trailed its course may you
realize that n pleasure can equal that
which springs from the conscious per-
formanpe of good action, Yours in f.,
f. and o., George r, Powell, Great
Sachem.
Attest; Edward MoIntire, Great
Chief OF Records.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
LOOKS LIKE HARMONY.

Paper Signed Fnvoring The New Ordi-
nance and Agreeing %. Abide by the WIN
of Council,
The Fire Department controversy has
assumed new phase which looks very
much as II entire harmony would soon
prevail throughout the entire depart.
mant
. A Taper favoring thu ordinance intro.
duced n City Council last Thursday
night and, substantially, agreeing to
abide ny the decision of City Council,
was circulated Tuesday and signed by
representatives of all OF the compan ies
except the Water Witch. The reason
the Water Witch member did not slen,
it is understood, is because he felt that
his company had not given him
authority 10 do so, hut there is every
reas, III to believe that the company il
favorable to the agreement and the
new ordinance.
From the nature OF this agreement,
there is q general impression that there
will be no litigation, as has been con
tennlRted, rs all OF the companies in
the Department. are aotuRted by desire
to keep the volunteer department intact
and fear that litigation may result dis.
astrously,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
aIeatns.

ALPERS-In Brooklyn. y. " on January 9Th.
1902, Ida C. Devou,' vile OF Martin T. Alpers
ATKINSoN--ln this city, oil, january 9th, 1909,
Bridget Atkinson.
BoSER-Un January 18th, 1902 Bridget widow OF
Patrick boner, aged "A years.
CLOUSER-At MarshalltoiI, nel. on January LIST
l902, William II. Clouser aged "a years,
COLLINS suddenly,in this city, at the residence
OF her son-in-law. F, Il. Mitchell, 700 West
Tenth street on January 4th. 1852, Mrs. Mary
A. Collins, widow OF j. r., Collins.
CLOuD-lu this city, on January I'd, 1902, Allen
", Cloud, aged 81 years.
FoX-Su1denly in this city on January I'd, 1901,
Francis X, soil OF Catherine and the ldta +. X.
b. Fox.
JoHNSpN-In this rty, on January III, 1907,
Margaret Johnson, aged 30 years.
LALLY-ln this city, on January ID l909 Thomas
Lally. aged 81 years.
M0oRE--At West Grove, Pa. January iti 1902
Mary Jane Moore, aged 81 years, Lit Of VIII
mington Del.
PYLE,,At Farville, Pa, on January 4th. 1902
Joseph Pyle.
Sll1YLER-At his home. n, W. & B. Station,
Newark, Del, on Friday, January 50, 1902,
John c. Shivler.
WARD-ln Brooklyn, N, v, on January LIST, 1902,
Paul Ward, in his 10th year,
WORTH-In West Chester, Pa on list mo-. 9TH
1902 Anna England Worth. aged 81 years wife
OF samuel Worth and daughter Of William II.
England.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
A. 0. U. W. INSTALLATIONS.
Assignments for the scni-Annhal Ger
inony in Subordinate, Lotltsps

Assignments for the scmi-Annhai cere-
nony in Subordinate Lodges,
Grand Master Workman j. Il. Ellis,
has begun the semi annual installai ion
of officers OF the subordinate lodges OF
tho Ancient Order of United Workmen.
| On Monday night he otiioiatad at Valley
Lodge, llookessin, and last night at In
dustry Lodge Tbs officers OF Diamond
Lodge OF Dover, Sea,urd Lodge of Spn
| ford and Hope Lodge, Farming ton, have
| heen installed by Mr.. Ellis; MiZtah
Lodge, SMYRNA, hy J. e. Carroll,
Supreme Representative, and 'RenneLt
Lodge, by d. A., Grot es. Grand Fore.
| man.
The remaining installation dates and
tho installing ofliaors assigned are as
follows:
MONDAY EVENINGS.
January 18th, Georgetown Ledge, No
IS. J. l.. Ellis, q. NJ. w
January 18th, Century Lodge, No
32, j. 7. Holecker, g. =.
January 20tn, LOYAL Lodge, No. %.
j. I. lioifecker, q. Il.
January 10th, Fid lty Lodge, No. 90,
J. l.. Ellis, G. NJ. W.
January 9th, Protection Lodge, No.
20, j. J.. Ellis, q. NJ. W.
February I'd. Bridgeyille Lodge, No
%, j. /. Ellis, q. M. W.
TUESDAY EVENINGS.
January 14th, Anchor Lodge, No. 4,
j. l., Ellis. g. NJ. w.
January 2lst, Union Lodge, No. 6, j.
L. Ellis, G. M. W.
January 2sth. Marine Lodge, No. 10,
j. L. Ellis, q. NJ. W.
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
January 9Th, Coatesville Lodge, No.
30, Il. A. Groves, q. II.
January sth, Delaware Lodge, No. 8,
J. L. Ellis, 6. NJ. W.
January 18th, Active Lodge, No. II,
j. L. Ellis, G. NJ. W.
January sth, Laurel Lodge, No. II,
A. B. Jones, p. 6. M. W
January 22d, Columbia Lodge, No.
q, }. L. Ellis, q. NJ. W.
January Goth, Vulcan Lodge, No. %,
j. L. Ellis, q, Nj. ".
February 9Th, Milton Lodge, No. 30,
J. L. ELLIS, q. M. W.
THURSDAY EVENINGS.
January 9th, Wilmington Lodge, No.
/, }. l. Ellis, G. NJ. W.
January 10th. Friendship Lodge, No.
3, j. j.. Ellis q. M. W.
January Esd, Oxford Lodge, No. "a,
ID. A. Groves, G. +.
January Both, Kent Lodge, No. s, j.
L. Ellis. g. M. W.
February 9Th, Wash ngton Lodge, No.
&c, j. l.. Ellis, @. M. W.
FRIDAY Evenings
January oath, Liberty Lodge, No. 10,
j. Il. Ellis q NJ. W.
January 9th. De,mar Lodge No. u,
G.. M. Ste enson, T.. q. Nj. W.
January 10Th, Harrington Lodge, No.
10, j, l.. Ellis, @ NJ W.
January 10th, Mi 10 d Lodge, No. u,
g. b Prettyman, @. Il. Com.
January 10th, Keystone Lodge, No.
80, }. L. Ellis, q. NJ. W, or Represen.
tatire.
January 10Th. Centre Lodge, No. 81,
+. z. Lackey. S. X.
January 18th, FELTON, Lodge. No. %,
j. j.. Ellis, g. NJ W.
January 3ist, America Lodge, No. 81,
j. L. Ellis, G. M. W.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
DoYER.

Special Correspondence CT Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Jan, 8.--The Kent Club last
Night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, IL. A.
Richardson; Vice President, John ii,
Mines; Secretary, Mark W. Cole; Treas
ufer, A lden b. Richardson; Governors,
w II. Baker, Josiah o. Woloott. Dir.
VI. +. Corley, Dr. j. G. Sharp and
James Salisbury. The liquidation Of
the clubs indebtedness. amounting to
$50, was announced. President Richard
sen had promised that, if the mentors
would raise $50 he would give 1919,
IQnd the wiping out of the debt is the
INSULT of this proposition. II was do
NNied to have ladies night this month,
mi to set apart night for the burn
inG of the notes of indebtedness. Mla.
la. Richardson was voted thanks for
he Donation OF curtains.
III Ridgely Harrington was reap
,ointed room committeeman.
Sheriff Reedy has sold to A. B. Maggie,
stturney, Jules It. Il. DeLayelleneuve's
lNp farms, one for $500, and the other
$2so, subiect to mortgage of $1,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
AssooIated rres. plspatches By sreelal wines.

Associated Press Dispatches by Special Wires
New York, Jan. 8, $40 a. m. The
police report that collision between
trains has occurred in the New York
Central railroad tunnel at Fifty sixth
street and Park avenue, IN which many
person were killed or injured.
$50 a. m. The trains in collision
were ap accommodation on the New
York, New Haven u Hartford road
from Norwalk, Conn, and local on
the New York 6 Harlem branch of tile
New York Central. Tho last car OF the
Norwalk accommodation was run into
by the Harlem train, and was tele-
scoped. After the collision the wreck
caught fire.
Soon after the collision calls were
sent to nearly all Of the hospitals ior
ambulancss, aud the Fire Department
was called out
AT 94J O'Clock several bodies had
been recovered from the wrecked cars,
and n number Of injured persons had
been taken to hospitals
Great crowds gathered at the mouth
of the tunnel, creating much confusion
and making 1t difficult to obtain def
mite information rs to the number
killed An unofficial report is that 10
persons were killed
FIFTEEN People KILLED.
IL. ID a. IN. At IL o'clock the rail-
road officials placed the number OF dead
at Is
The train which rau into the Norwalk
accommodation was known as the White
rlains local. 1t completely wrecked
two cars of the Nurwalk train. The
lat or lain consisted Of five cars, and
loft Norwalk aJ O.. % O'Clock. 1t stopped
on its way to this city at Roway ton.
Darian, Glanbrook Stamford, Sound
Beach, Riverside Coscorb, Greenwich,
Port Chester and New Rochelle 1t leit
the last mentioned place, crowded with
pass myers. three minutes late When
the train was at Fifty sixth street, this
CITY, it was stopped by signal. Tho
train had beon standing hut lev
minutes when the collision occurred
The big engine Of the White Plains
local crashed into the passenger coaches,
splitting the last car and driving
portions CT it into the next car.
The steam from the engints scaldpd
the persons in the wrecked cars. The
crash WAS heard by hundreds of the
residents in the neighobrhood, and
enormous crowus collected Mt the scene.
Clouds of steam arose from this air
holes of The tunnel, making the work
of rescue difficult, The injured were
lifted out by ropos, or were carried
through the tunnel to its mouth, Just
below Fifty sixth street.
All of the bodies wore badly dis
figured and nearly nnrecogn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
TURNPIKE COMPANIES.
Annual Meetings of The Stockholders of
Two Companies.

Annual Meetings of the Stockholders of
Two Companies.
The stockhold rs of tho Wilmington
e. Rennett Turnpike Co. he'd their
annual meeting OF Monday afternoon
and elscted the follow ny directors I:
Col ii. A. du Pont. DR.. Joseph II.
handler, Alexis |. du pont, Joseph
p. Chandler, A. L. Foster, William
Wilson, Jr., DR.. Charles Green, I'D
ward L. CANDY and +. h. Shurter. Col.
du Point was elected president and Mr..
Shurter Secretary and treasurer.
The stooAholders OF the Philadelphia
& Wilmington Turnpike Co. elected
the following directors; Thomas S.
Rellah, Edward l3ringhurst, Jr, Isaac
S. Elliott j. Atwood Weldin, |. S.
Talley, Preston Lea, William Poole,
Samuel G. Cieaver, George A. Elliott
and Horny O. Moore. The newly
elected directors organized by electing
these officers ] homas S. l}ellah, prssi-
dent; William Pooe, Treasurer George
A. Elliott Secretary. Messis Elliott,
Lea and Poole were chosen the ROAD
committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
CHASED AN INTRUDER.
I;aIlroad Mon Have an Interesting Experi-
enGnat Delmar.

Railroad Mon Have an Interesting Experi-
enGn at Delmar.
Engineer James O'Nsill and Pasgen-
Jger brakeman Everett Mess OK of the
DE aware raj road Eroyed themselves
ho oes yesterday at Delmar, hut
failed to cat b a man they chased for
nearly q mile The two men are mem :
bo.s Of the crow that took train No II
Tuesday Afternoon rom this city to
Detnar, where the tain remains for
the night, Tho msn lodge at this board
inghouse of w. 4. JACQUES.
About clock yesterday o Nei!l
heard noise in tia lower part Of tho
house and awakening Messlok they both
sat up in beu and listened. They then
heard something fail and decided to
make an Investigation. Messick was
a med with revolver and as they en- !,
tered The parlor man was seen 10
jump out OF the front window on to tho
porch and they followed, but the man
was rGo fleet OF foot and after having
two shots hred at him ha escaped by
crossing the ice above the mill pond.
The man made entrance into tho house
Ly hreasing open window as train
was passing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Andrew Godfrey Injured by an Exploding
fauu

Andrew Godfrey Injured by an Exploding
Gun.
Andrew Godfrey, who resides near du
Points Banks, met with an accident
Tuesday TINT came near causing his
death He had been using small rifle
and some OF the bullets became clogged
in the barrel. He was tod to drill
them out and decided upon pan thai
be considered better. lie poured some
powder in the barrel and Withdrawing
a bullet from one OF the caps, dis.
charged the gun. The result was an
explUs on of the barrel.
A portion of the metal cut u deep
gaRh in his forehead; another p ece
came near cutting oil his eyebrows and
some Of tho powder entered the flesh,
burning him severely. 1t was at first
feared that he had lost the ght OF one
eye, but it is not thought that the in
inry 10 that member q serious Viii
liam Hunter dressed the injuries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
SERIOUS CHARGE DISMISSED.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
" Dover, Jan. 8. John Melvin, a
!Aborer, was arraigned before Magis-
tete Wood last night on the charge of
taoniously assaalting Edith FAIRIES,
aged II years,
Tho girl said she did net know the
nature OF an oath, nor the difference
between the truth and an untruth.
When questioned as TO when the ALLEGED
assault was committed, she replied that
Melvin had assaulted her, but she did
not remember the time.
Owing 10 insufficient evidence, the
magistrate dismissed the case.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

{5The newly.0rga Levy Court pro-
ases to have new rules with view to
more business like methods. At Tues
4 dAy afternoon session Mr.. Chandler
= H1pved that new Ret of rules be pre-
Fared The motion was carried, and
EresdenG Willits appointed Messrs
tk'handler, Ewart and Meaey, who arc
y ~ report Mt the next meeting An effort
n 4to be made to systsmatize things
N Econumy is also proposed Tho court
Slnlu over bills OF tine Delaware q At.
lhx1tio Telegraph Co.. fer telephones for
this year, with a view of securing lower
tafhs. The bills wore Tor $3.50. $50 and
1872. Mr. Ewsrt, the new member, said
4 tfIS contracts were made several wears
x2p, and ncssihly better figures could
\ b0 secured.
tNr. Ewart said that tho bills for nd !.
fFftising the county assessment 10 this
S4lfy aggregated about $500 year, which
AAened large, and he moved that a com
nAit tee be appointed to secure bids from
thE papers, the contract for printing to
ab8 awarded to not more than three
spapers, two Republican and one Demo.
ctatic. The committee is to report at
thBsbeXt meeting of the court presi-
dAtf Willis appointed Messrs Epa't {,
gA&hdler and Elliott as the committee.
Armstrong sueeested that money
n5k2h be snIed to the county by con-
fr1<qt ing for electric lights by the year,
rA5her than by the month.
I Mf Armstrong wondered if any fines
najN to magistrates were ever turned
ofAf to the county. Treasurer Rettew
aHM he thought 10 five years he had
k8&eiVed $40.
Nh. Chandler said this was subject
qktinvestIgation.
a Numerous bills were passed. includ
iE4 these Richard f. Naudain for
Ehepp killed by dogs, $40. so; Whining
t9a City Electric Co, $3.50. 10; Con
Ntable Mari, 800 30: Magistrate We'll,
$3& 80; Constable Jones, Sl45 "A: Con.
SADIE Mclaughlin, $50. Is; Magistrate
lt3ullis, $3.50. rs; Constable Buckley,
S!i@ 80; Magistrate Pritchett, Sl37. 30.
&NDn motion of Mr.. Armstrong The
l}elaware Insurance Co. will furnish
POO insurance on the Court House
and 50, 500 on the Court House fixtures,
Sior three years at 81. 10 thousand !;
Al 600 or Market street, 81 600 ON Third
street, and Zoo on Young'a bridge,
Woodland, at SIS Thousand.
N# On motion of Mr. Chandler, William
H. Foulk 4 Son received the contract
tp take up the woodwork OH Wash ington
lareet bridge, and put the new lumber
down at 500 per Thousand feet
xxx curt adjourned until next I'ueaday
nt 30 O'Clock.
4 I thar meeting the committees will
PEI announced, and the apportionment
sofNthe districts will be made according
toR statement Of President Willis.
Nnder tho old regime the standing
Hfmmittees of the court were: On &C
tnkpey, clerk and sheriff; Jail commits.
s&Hners, members expenses, inspectors
thd assessors, coroner and physicians,
jnpg istrates and constabes. printing
4nd stationery; approval Of bonds,
nnRnce, buildings and miscellaneous
expenditures and oyerpaid taxes; re.
ion OF assessment, and Wilm .ngton
Kindred bridges
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
VIII cusn nj ornrrs,nmn.

Mrs. Harriet II. Cannon of Laurel,
who had already established FUND by
gifts in her life time for the benefit Of
several poor par shes of the Episcopal
Church in Sussex county, by her will
left large portion of her estate to the
trustees OF the diocese for the same
churches Her will was contested by
her hoirs on the ground of defective
OK, cution, and not on grounds affecting
her mental capacity. a hearing was
had before Register of Wills Uaussy at
Georgetown on Monday. He reserved
decision, hut may announce it January
10th, Woodburn Martin and Charles
NJ. Curtis represented the will and
Former Judge @. NJ. Cullen and Edward
d. Hearne, the contestants.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
IN WALL STREET.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Wall Street, New York, Jan. g.,
Bearish sentiment was in the ascendant
ut the opening of he stock market
today. The whole list was affected by
the acute weakness in the United States
Steel stocks, OF which blocks of thou
sands of shares We. g thrown on the
market In quick succession. lbe
common was carried down point, and
the preferred 11a. Declines elsewhere
were witain fractional limits, but large
blocks OF all the prominent stocks were
unloadcd,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

L. II Bancroft, past mas or of tho
State Grange, Installed the following
officers elect of Harmony Grange at the
home of William p. Peach at Mermaid
on Monday evening: Worthy Muster,
Harvey BALDWIN; Oyerseer. William r.
Peach; Lecturer, Ella Uerricsson: SEQ
rotary, Alics Moore, Treasurer, Byard
i. Derr ckson; Steward, Clarence L.
Walker; Gate Keeper, irwin Klair; As.
Ceres, Sallie Rubencaine Pomona,
Sarah Moore: Flora. Emiiire der iok-
son Lady Assistant Steward, Aetty
Klsir. A dinner followed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

case of smallpox developed Tues
day afternoon. The patient is Vincent
Magee son OF Policeman Mages. He
is quarantined at his parents residence,
LOG West Twenty. fourth street, and
nobody is allowed to enter or leave the
house. Secretary Cahill OF the Board
OF Health said the patient would not
be sent TO the new hospital at Farm
burst, as he understands it is not ready
to receive patients.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
Marriagss.

-FosTER-At the rectory Of Calvary
Church, this city, on January III. 1902 by Rev.
Or. ,Ieiicrs, Artnur De La Ruoche Chillas of
Blackwood n, j., aud Mrs. Laura Lehura
Foster OF this city.
-BUTLER-At the parsonage Of Old
Swedes Church, on Janunry lst l,11 by Rev.
Martin r, Dunlap, Herbert GARFIELD Davis and
Elsie Ray Butler, both OF this city.
DOBsoN--PALMER--At Newark, bel, on .Jauu.
AIRY LIST 1907, by the Rev. William NJ. Jefferis, u.
D., Frederick DobsOn aud Nellie Fsazer Palmer
both OF Newark, Del.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Associated Press Dsp ltoh BY Spet4 Wires.
Philadelphia. Pa. Jan, s.--Wheat steady
No. . Pennsylvania in export elevator SASH &c.
No. red spot in export elevator. SGASBI5c.
Corn firm; No. . for local trade, 6SLaii9c
Oats, firm; No white clipped, 5titc.
Bran, steady: winter i'll bulk, Sl3 50al4 no. spring
in sacks. Sl3.50a2I.t0.
Butter. steady; fancy western creamery, 25t@a
&c; do. nearby prints, 2lc.
Eggs. firm: fresh nearby, a0c.: do. Western, 30c.;
do. southwestern, 8Uc.; do. Southern, nc.
Refined sugars quiet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
Llying nYllh a nroI.cn Nccl,.

Edward Steve son, oo'ored, who was
injured at the liaolin works at Hockes
SIN last Thursday and is at the Della
ware Ii spital, ia still living, although
he is suffering with broken neck, il
addition to the Other injuries. His
head is in brace and he is kept in
one position. His condition is extremely
critical,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Il, Grow an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
Ter, Blanc he Vail, to A lbert K. Uhand
Ter, formerly Of Philadelphia, but now
Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

NOTICE-l, JOHN Il. KANE. TIM

N0TICE-l, JOHN h. KANE, THE
IN tenant md occupant OF the house situated
at the y, W. corner and Townsend streets,
In The Second ward OF the city of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle and state OF Delaware,
in compliance with the requirements OF the acts
OF the General Assembly. III such ease made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall apply
IN writing TO the Court OF General Sessions of the
state of Delaware, in and for New Castle county,
on MONDAY, the 3d day of February, A. ID.
1902, being the next term OF said court for q
license fer said house, an inn or tavern for the
sale therein ofintoxieating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, to be drunk OH the premises,
and the following respectable citizens of said
ward, at least twelve OF whom are substantial
iIeeholdeS OF said ward, recommend the said
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
A RAILROAD DISASTER
IN NEW YORK CITY
Trains We're in Collision at
Fifty-sixth Street and Park
Avenue Yesterday.
THE SMASHUP WAS IN A TUNNEL
Fifteen Bodies Taken From the
Wreckage.

The Norwalk Accommodation Train Was
struck by the white Plains Local Fire
Added TO the Horror-The Bodies of
Many ofthe Victims Are Almost Unrecoe-
nizabIe.