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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
Tribunales

Manana Sc veran en- Ia Corte de Dis
trito de esta ciudad. las causas ins;rui-
das contra Basilio Juralier, por el su-
puesto de1ito de estafa Esteban Rosa
rio, como presunto autor del delito de
lesiones y contra Angel del Vale, acu-
sado del delito de rnalversacion y contra
Julio Graz, lor el supuesto delito de
hurto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
DOCTOR CHEVREMONT
c1RUJANo-DENTIsTA

CIRUJANo-DENTIsTA
San Francisco 81, al lado de la far
macia del sef1or Blaneo.
Ell Tribunal de Distrito de esta ci11-
dad ha absuelto 1ibreNe ate a Nicolas Or
ia Mateo Ramirez en- la causa que Sc
les seguia por supuesto .delito de hurto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

En- el vapor Philadelphia Sc ha EN-
barceao hoy para los Estados Unidos
con objeto de reponer su qlebrantada
|salltd, Ia respectable sefiora dofa Enear
naci6n Molina, esposa de don Renal
do Paniagua.
Fe1iz Viaie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
NINO MORDIDO
POR UN PERRO

Aver las cuatro media de Ia tar
de, jugando frente su casa el niflo Sa-
turnino Gomez fue mordido por TN Pc
rro en- el music izquierdo. Inmediata-
mente fue cond1cido 4 la Sa1a de Soco-
rios donde Sc le hizo Ia primera cura y
reconocida la herida por los facultati-
vos la cali6caron de pronostico reser-
vado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

El Herald" de Nueva York dice que
Chile esta procurando negociar con el
banquero ]. Lierpont Morgan TN en-
prestito de SI2,5ooooo en- aquella citl-
dad, Y que las probabilidades son de
que la negociacion tenga buen exito.
Ell municipio de Paris sc dispone 4
|entrar en- TN chrioso experimento filan-
tropico en- el I5.o distrito. Sera I'm
asio al que todos aquellos que hayan
sido expulsados de suS domicilios por
no pagar 10 alquileres podran acogerSe
temporalmente, mientras NO puedan
arreglarSe mejor.
Comunican de Lyon Francia a la
"Patrie" de Paris, que Sc hacen muchos
concentrates sobre IN conhicto surgido
entire el ayuntamiento y el consul de
los Estados Unidos en- aquella plaza,
Mr.. John c. Covert, quien Sc MEGA a
pagar ciertas nuevas contribuciones que
le han impuesto. El consul basa su
neoativa en- el convene de de Febre-
70 de 1853, que, segt1n alega, le exifne
de tai obligaciou, y el municipio anne
naza con e;nbargarle los f11uebles
Gran sensacion ha causado el recien
te descubrimiento hecho en- Trieste por
un anonino dirigido a las autoridades.
Tratabase de vo1ar con 1dinamita os
buques de guerra "Hapsbuse" y "Ar-
pad sllrtos en- Pola, sobre el Adriatico
a cuyo efecto los conspiradores habfah
hecho un gran robo de dina1nita en-
Trieste. Los buques amenazados estan
bajo estretha vigilancia.
El ID del pasado dieron los reyes de
Inglaterra Ia primera reception de ga
la en- su reinado en- el palacio de Rnc-
kingham, y fue Ia funcion de corte mas
brillante que recuerdan los anales de
Gran Bretafia. FL lujo en- trajes y jo-
yas era indescriptible, sobrepujando, en-
opinion de Antiques y experimentados
cortesanos, 4 cuanto jamas Sc ha vlsto,
sin exceptuar las celebreS fanciones del
segundo imperio frances. Sus Males
tades resplandecfan de salnd y buen
humor, y nadie hubiera sospechado la
grave situacion por que Ingiaterra esta
atravesando con motive de los sacesos
de Africa.
Los cores eonsales ingleSes en- Russia
referen una tremendo serie de nlotines
por varios dias en- distintas parties del
1mperio, y aunque no especi6can casos
dicen que hubo muchos muertos. Di
cen que en- Tula, Russia Central, unos
soldados Sc negaron q obedecer Ia voz
de fuego contra huelguistas, y que TN
Official mato I'm sargento sablazos
por desobedecerle. En resfmen, Sc
pinta Ia situacion de Russia como al Dor
de de una revolucion.
FL mes pasado ce1ehr4ronse elecciones
presidenciales en- el Brasil, resultandt
agraciado el doctor don Francisco dc
Paula Rodriguez Alves. Dicho seiiol
procede del Estado de San Paulo. de
lque ha sido gobernador asf como sena
dor por el mismo y ninistro de Hacien
da con los presidentes Peixoto y Mo.
raes. Perteneoe al partido republicano
Ey su elleccion Sc considefa senalsde
triunfo causa de los grandes mefito;
de su competitor, el doctor don 4 bal
dino de Anaral Ell ejercieio es POI
leuatro amos, y Ia inaug guraci6n sefa er
lI5 de Noviembre, a1tversafi0 de L
proclamation de Independence
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

Esta maiana entro en- este puerto
procadente de la Glayra (Venezuela(, el
va cor americana philadelphia que Sc
hizo la mar a las pocas horas con rum
bo a Nueva York crnpliendo ST. itine-
rario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
SAIUD, TRANQUILIDAD Y RE-
POSO PARA LAS MADRES Y
LAS CRIATURAS


Ell TARABE CALMANTE de la Sc
fora VINSLOW, Sc da a los nif1os en-
e1 periodic de la denticion Les ablan-
da las encfas, revuelve la inflammation,
alivia todo dolor, cura el co1ico vento-
50. Inocente y efcaz en- todos los casos.
Aconsejamos a las nadres que tengan
I'm nifIo enfermo, que no dejen que la
prevention propia nj Ia de otroS, evite
el uso de esta medicina que proporcio-
ma alivio SECURE, absolt1tamente SECURE
81 Sc usa oportunamente.
En- la calle de Allen promovieron TN
escanda1o Sandalia Rodriguez y Jose
ia Rosario. Ell Tribunal de Policfa
conden6 Ia Rodriguez a pagar dos
dollars de mu1ta por ser Ia promove-
dora de tai escandalo J haberse proba-
do que agredio a la Rosario.
En- la rnaflana de hoy en- las manic
bras de trasbordar Ia carga del vapor
San Tuan" al Mae, Sc zafo una loriga
hacienda caer una estiva de SacoS que
COLO al individuo Gumersindo Figueroa
dejandolo en- unestado gravisimo.
En- ell hospital de voriolosos Sc en-
cuentran enfermas de esta epidemic IS
personas estando casi todas en- via de
curacion.
Ell Gle IS del corriente embarcara
para los Estados Unidos Ia seforita
Aurora Marin.
Esta mafana Sc tio como estaba
anunciado en- el Tribunal Supreme el
recurso de casacion interpuesto FOR el
representante de don Santiago Iglesias
contra Ia sentencia dictada FOR la Corte
de Distrito &c esta ciudad.
El Tribunal declare absueltoS a los
acusados.
La representation la 11evo e1 LIDO.
d az Navarro.
Los sefiores Oliver, Puente y Compa-
fiia han establecido en- la Playa de Pom
ce una sociedad mercantil en- comandi-
ia. que Sc dedicara la Importation de
mercancfas de todas procedencias y a
la compra, venta y exportacion de fru-
tos del pals.
Son Socios geStores de la nueva casa
don Francisco Oliver y don Pedro Fuen-
te. Y comanditario. don Lazaro Puente.
Deseamos1e muchos negocios y PIN
CUES benefcios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

Aver contrajon matrinaoilio en- q
Juzgado Municipal de San Francisco
PIacido Martinez Persira con Carmen
Nieyes y Moraza, y 81 oslo VicIorio Pc
rez con Maria del Carmen BelleJ y
Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
Cuarto de Socorros

Saturnino Gomez, (niho) curado de
merdedura de I'm perro sobre el tercio
medic del music izquierdo con desga-
rro de Ia piel. Reservado
Maria Sierra, clrada dc una peqaefia
erocion en- la espalda Leve sin asistsn-
cia.
Juana Melendez, curada de confusion
en- la region frontal y otra en- la uui6n
de ambos parieta1es Leve.
Iuan Bta Portalatin, eurado de una
confusion en- la region intercostal IL
quierda. Ieve
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09
Noticias del Exterior

El Herald" de Nueva York dice que
Chile esta procurando negociar con e
banquero ]. Lierpont Morgan TN EN-
prestito de SI2,5oo.Ooo en- aquella clll
dad, y que las probabilidades son dt
que la negotiation tenga buen exito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

En- la maf1ana de hoy en- las manic
bras de trasbordar Ia carga del vapor
San Juan" al Mae, Sc zafo una loriga
hacienda caer una estiva de sacoS que
COLO al individuo Gumersindo Figueroa
deiando1o en- unestado gravisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

En- ell hospital de voriolosos Sc en-
cuentran enfermas de esta epidemic Is
personas estando casi todas en- via de
curacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

Ell Gle IS del oorriente embarcara
para los Estados Unidos Ia seforita
Aurora Marin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-09

Ell municipio de Paris sc dispone 4
entrar en- I'm cnrioso experimento filan-
tropico en- el I5.o distrito. Sera I'm
aslo al que todos aquellos que hayan
sido expulsados de sus domicilios por
no pagar 10 alquilares podran acogerse
temporalmente, mientras NO puedan
arreglarSe mejor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
CAPTAIN ANTHONY REYBoLD.
Death ofProninent Steamboat NIan-P
cd Important Part In Civil War.


cd Important Part In Civii War.
Capt. Anthony Reybold died Thurs
day morning at his residence, 6l0 West
street. He had been in failing health
for some time, although his death was
not looked for so soon.
Capt. Reybold was son Of Major
Philip Reybold and was born August
25th, 1919, on the present site of Della
ware City. Since 1S47, he had been
interested in steamboat transportation
on the Delaware River. The steamboat
Major Reybold, now running between
Philadelphia and Salem, was at one
time owned and operated by his father
Capt. Anthony Reybold was per-
sonal friend of President Abraham
Lincoln, and gained prominence and
renown during the Civil War in con-
nection with the transportation Of
troops. 1t was he who conceived the
plan, which was carried out by the
government, Of shipping troops from
Philadelphia to Perryville and thence
to Washington. This was done in order
to escape the mobs congregated in
Baltimore. This plan was successfully
carried out under the direction of Capt
Reybold, and regiment after regiment
was transported in this manner without
being molested.
Capt. Reybold, who, during the Civil
War, owned a number of steamboats,,
figured prominently in the fight between
the Monitor and Merrimac. When the
Cumberland was sunk the captain was
on board one of his boats-the William
Weldon--lying in the harbor. When
the Cumberland went down, he ran his
boat out near the scene of battle and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
,RIODLED IT WITH BULLETS.

Washington, June 27.-A mounted
patrol from the army post at Fort
Myer last night guarded the village of
Rosslyn, a little hamlet containing
many saloons, located on the Virginia
side of the Potomac River, opposite
West Washington.
On Wednesday night there was
trouble between Saloonkeeper Geary,
who runs a dance pavilion adjoining
his place, at Rosslyn, and some soldiers
from Fort Myer, who were refused
sdmittance. Harry c. Pancoast, a
private in the artillery. remained
behind after his companions had left
and subsequently was found with three
bullet wounds in his back. He is still
alive, but is dangerously hurt. Some
of his fellow soldiers, incensed at his
shooting, proceeded to Geary's saloon
and riddled it with bullets, its inmates
fleeing and escaping injury save that
one of them suffered slight flesh
wound.
The army officers at the post are in
vestigating the occurrence, and have
taken measures to prevent further
trouble.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
FENCE VIEWERS NAMED.

General Sessions Court Friday Made the
Appointments for the Various Hundreds.
The General Sessions Court Friday
appointed the following named persons
to be fence viewers for the ensuing
year.
Wilmington Joseph L. Carpenter,
Sr., Daniel Dohl, Seth a. Feaster,
John Guthrie, William H. Morris,
Patrick Neary, William B. Norton,
Benjamin Price, John NJ. Solomon,
David II. Smith.
Brandywine- W. P. Casey,
Benjamin Fraim, Isaac N. Grubb,
Lewis Miller, Joseph M. Pierce, Will
liam A. Talley, Henry @. Talley, Will
liam l.. Wilson.
Christians = William Armstrong,
George j. Chandler, Isaac P. Foreman,
Michael Mullen, Edwin Myers, Ben
iamin +. Sheppard, Thomas Toy, Aaron
Woodward
Mill Creek Newton ]. Brackin,
Richard Buckingham, Spencer Chand-
Ter, Joseph Derrickson, Howard IL.
Jordan, William A. Morrison, Orlando
Megargal, Reuben Satterthwaite.
White Clay Creek-David Appleby,
]. Kinsey Chambers, Henry l..
Churchman, William b. Currinder,
John E. Lewis, Ira @. Mclaughlin,
Harry Pordham, William Rankin,
William j. Stroud, Charles Woolaston.
New Castle Clayton Appley, Willis
Blackburn, John Biddle, Paul Gillis,
Jones Guthrie, Henry II. McMullen,
Samuel M. Porter, Albert H. Silver,
Allison S. Truitt
Pencader-Samuel Alrichs, Jacob B.
Cazier, John W. Dayett, ]. Sherman
Dayett John I. Wright, Charlie!
Walton.
Red Lion William Beck, Theodor,
F. Clark, Theodore Jones, Henry s
Lester, Frank Pordham, George W.
Reybold, Thomas O. Reeves, Edwin
| Reybold.
St Georges-Joseph Cleaver, Viii
liam M. Cox, William R. Cochran
| Charles Derrickson, James FARRELL
Howard A. Pool, Richard L. Price
James I. Shallcross, Sereck F. Shall
cross, Isaac ]. Woods, Merritt N
Willis.
Appoquinimink--J. Allston Harmon
George M. D. Hart, James McCarter
james X. Roberts, William H. Money
John N. Mccoy.
Blackbird-Richard G. Brockson
James A. Buckson, Alexander Deakyne
John a. Latta, John Lockerman, Alex
ander Lattomus, William j. Rowland
Joseph Vanpelt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
DANGER OF FURTHER DISASTERS.

Prof, Robert L. Hill, in an article
on "1he Volcano Systems of the West
ern Hemisphere, in the Century,
writes as follows on the peril of other
islands of the West Indies:
st. Lucia has one of the largest and
most threatening volcanoes OF the
whole group, known as Little Soufriere,
some 8, 145 feet above the sea. 1t has
a deep crater lined with deposits of
sulphur, the fumes of which constantly
rise from the eruptive matter in its
depths. Many hot springs are found
throughout the island.
Dominica is nearly as large in area
as Martinique, Mount Diablotin, its
eliminating point, is 4,747 feet in
height, and has an old crater on its
slope about halfway to its summit.
Until 1880 this was known as the Boil
ing Lake, and was heated by many hot
springs boiling up from its bottom,
which every five minutes broke into
foaming geyser columns. In the year
mentioned however, there was a slight
tremor followed by land-slips, and new
craters we're opened in the hill below,
when the waters disappeared from the
lake. These assures still emit volcanic
gases and are constantly shifting their
| position, while the rivulots flowing
from them are swollen along their
courses by springs Of sulphurous water
rising from the crevasses. These facts
show that Dominica may some day
suddenly alarm tine world as has Mont
Pelee.
Guadeloupe has more distinguishable
| volcanic vents than any other of the
| islands. Crosse Montague, 9, $40 feet
high, is in the northwest; the Deux
Mamellcs, 2,540 feet, is to the south of
this; while La Soufriere, still farther
south, is 100 feet high. At the south
ern end of tine island are two othcr old
volcanoes, tho Caraibe and Eoulenlont
On the slopes of these mountains
igneous energy is still active at one or
two points, such as Bouiilante, at the
foot of the Mamelles, while little
craters in the sand emit hot vapors,
and even in the east Ras-bubbles rise
along the shore. At intervals, when
the clouds pass away, La Soufriere may
be seen smoking" from all points OF
the island. There are several SQUIRT
eres or steam-jets which make this So
called smoke, and within the last two
or three years, accompanied by quak-
ing, these have changed their locali-
ties. This mountain of Guadeloupe
has recently given much moro external
evidence of danger than either st.
Vincent or Martinique.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
GROOM SEVENTY-ONE,
BRIDE TWENTY-SEvEN

Crisfield, Md, June 81. Samuel
Mckay, millionaire of Tennessee,
but for several years past resident of
Washington, ID. O., left Washington
Wednesday to be married. He went to
Baltimore and from there took the
steamer Eastern Shore for Crisfield,
accompanied by his prospective bride,
Miss Mabel G. Geyer of Washington,
together with her brother and sister,
and here the marriage was solemnized.
The utmost secrecy was preserved
throughout the entire journey. The
party arrived in Crisfield yesterday
morning and secured apartments at the
Crisfieid Hotel They were all some
what seasick from the storm encoun-
tered in the bay Wednesday night, but
yesterday morning enjoyed the sea food
which Crisfield produces in abundant
quantities After breakfast prepara-
tions were at once commenced for the
marriage The parlors Of the hotel were
decorated with cut flowers and potted
plants and the happy couple stationed
themselves before the minister, the
Rev. W. r. Gwinn of Smiths Island,
who, in accordance with the ceremony of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, pro-
nounced them man and wife.
The groom is II years OF age and the
bride 81. Every effort was made to
preserve secrecy and the names of the
party could only be procured from the
clerk of the Circuit Court in Princess
Anne. Mr.. McKay's constant request
was "Only keep the matter quiet for a
few days., and of course the CORE.
spondents did their best not to comply
with his request. 1t is not every day
that Crisfield sees a millionaire who
can pay 5000 to have the nuptial knot
tied and scatter his money without
| atint
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
THE FOURTH.
Ola jcunesse Ma qu'un temps.-M uKeER.)


The windows burst with candles, rockets,
And bombs and crackers. ANAL and great
While many an urchin's bullying pockets
Proclaim his zeal 10 celebrate.
Oh golden agei Thy name saluting,
/ fain would turn again, in truth, n
The well. thumbed pages constituting
The dusty almanac of youth.
Behold here feats of early rising,
An hour before the laggard sun,
A wrathful neiRhborhood advising
Its day of torment had begun;
The salyoe rapid, each rouser,
Till high and low had left their beds;
The flight disnlEyed of Puss and Towser
To hide their stunned, atfrIghted heads
The cooks shrilt protest at a roiley
Delivered through her careless door;
My swift repentance Ger the folly
of smudglnG so her kitchea floor;
The mild torpedoes of my sister,
Provoking loity joer and scof
My braggart struttinR-and the blister
] promptly got Ill showing Oh.
Ny clothing sundry tiines ignited;
The glowing punk on which sat;
The package premataTely lightec-
The war-dance which ensued thereatl
A sudden brilliant, boyish notion
4 pigeon ohase. T'he barn ahre,
Tho garden hose, and Wild conmotion-
And then my fathers singing ire.
The sulph rotus shades of eve descending,
A final baptism Of sparks
From pin-whrcl md from candle ending
This gorgeous carnival of larks.
With lard ana vaseline Amounted
Between the sheets lie at last
To waken stiff, md disappointed
That aow another Fourth is past.
--Lippincott's.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
THE BOAT RACES,

New London. Conn, June %. Row
ing within 10 seconds OF record time,
the Yale varsity crew yesterday after
noon lowered the colors of the fastest
eight that Harvard has yet produced
Yale won by four boat lengths. Yale's
time was 20 20, Harvard's 20. 3d.
In the four-oar race the colors OF
Harvard we're borne TO the front The
Cambridge four won by pa lengths.
led over the last mile until within a
few feet of the finish, where the Har-
ward crew by a magnificent squirt
jumped their shell up even with the
decide that the race was draw.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
NO MORE PACKAGE TICKETS.


Ihcir sale slopprtl Abruptly by the p, W.
Is II, Railroad Co.
The sale OF package tickets between
this city and Philadelphia on the p,
". 4 B. railroad was stopped at noon
Friday. The tickets on hand and sold
will be honorod by the railroad com
pany.
These tickets were purchased at the
rate OF 10 single trip tickets for a. so
and were handled at profit of two
conts On the round trip ticket by a
number of stores throughout the city
ana several persons, in order to draw
trade, bad, it is said, been disposing
of the tickets at their face value. This
was 10 cents below the rate that the
return ticket between Philadelphia
and this city is sold for by the com
pany, and made great difference.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
nnn,nrn. Mn.ihnn,rl,l.h.

| Judge McPherson filed an opinion in the
Nlnited stats Di tyirt Court, Philadelphia,
yesterday. In the suit of the schooner Frank
81. Hal against the British steamship Ber-
nNuda 10 recover damage Tor collision be-
tween the bouts on jutc 18th, 100, near
Cake Henlopen, rs result of which the
schooner was 81 uAaly injured that she sank
within a few inmates. TIN Judge decides
that both vesscls wera at fault and says that
the damages must b. divided. The collision
took place in II dense fog, and Tho PRINCIPAL
fault charged against the steamship was that
she Was procets ing a; dangerous rate OF
speed. The schooner was to blHIno, Judge
Mcph9ison says, in giving her signals at
intervals OF two minutes, instead of one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
RESCUED At SEA.

Philadelphia, Pa. June %. The British
,unS steamer Beacon Light, from Shields,
which anchored of Marcus Hook today,
reports having on June 1sth rescued Capt.
Andrews and Il men from the British bark
Ossuna. bqnna from Richibucto, n. b..
june I'D, for Liverpool. Dne man, Donald
Fullerton. was drowned. Tho Ossuna was
disinased. and full Of water. She capsizcd,
and the wreck wIs set on fire before being
abandoned, IN latitude 4i.A0. longitude 40. 90.
Capt. Kelley of the Beacon Light said If
he had been An hour later. all Of the men
would have been drowned, ms n stid breeze
sprung up, and the waves washea the Ossuna
from stem 20 stern,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
BLASTS FROM THE RAa,a uoHs.

{ The church is the creature and not
the creator OF Christianity.
God will see the preaching workman
as we'll as the working preacher.
To employ a revivalist will not help
us to evade our own responsibility.
The world is not IA see-saw in which
you go up by sending another down.
One hypocrite may eclipse the sun to
some, but he cannot hide it from all.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03

Recently the p, W. & B. Railroad
Co. began to build a canal to divert
the Shellpot Creek water into the
Brandywine, but the work has been
stopped and it is likely that the canal
will run to the Delaware River instead.
A meeting of some of the interested
property owners and railroad people
will be held I'M few days to discuss
the proposed change. which, it is be-
lieved, will be beneficial to all parties
concerned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03

Wellington, New Zealand, June 26.-The
Right Rev. William Garden Cowie. d. D.,
bishop df Auckland. is dead! He was born
in 1881. He had been bishop of Auckland
since 1853, and primate of New Zealand
since 1Sat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03

Newport, R. l., June 26.--Anthony S.
Sherman, cashier of the Merchants Bank,
who shot himself last week, becnuse Of q
heavy shortage in his accounts, died today.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
NFire i'm Philndslnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 26.-Fire today
destroyed the buildings 22O5-09 North:Front
street, occupied by G. Fleuhr. furniture
dealer. and gwebber Bros, jewelers.. Loss,
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03

Kate r. Palmer of this city has received a
pension Of s. month.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-07-03
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