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The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Trustees Meeting.

The Trustees OF the Delaware
Hospital for the Insane met ia Will
ming ton today it being the regular
monthly meeting OF the Board.
All OF the members OF the Board
were precent with the exception OF
DR.. Gilpin. Dr.. Hancker the Su.
perinte ndent was present. On mo-
ton OF Mr.. Capclle the 81 attendants
were given $40 extra for their SER
vices during the malpox epidemic
A COMMITTEES composed OF DR..
Wilson and Mr.. Booker to look into
what compensation should b. made
10 the doctors who attended tho
smallpox patients was appointed.
DR.. Ilancker did not wish any
extra compensation as lie and the
other physicians simply did Moth
ing but their duty during the
smallpox epidemic.
Number Of inmates, $40. Received
from board OF patients during the
month $l92 IS. The total number Of
smallpox patients cared for were
p.
The kindness Of the Trustees OF
the Poor were spoken of 10 loaaing
the use OF the Emergency hospital
10 cope with the smallpox outbreak
and resolutions passed to that end
by the Board. Total expense ia
Cured amounted to 5000.
The Trustees decided 10 have the
nj II m ri mr. nverha Isnrad
Or. Watson will represent fhe
Delaware State Hospital at tho
Physiological convection which
meets IN Montreal on 10, II, IL,
and 70 OF June.
DR.. Hancker said it cost the
Trustee Is 40 per patient aud
attendants and superintendent's
family aud keep 10 feed clothe and
maintain them Il day.
The salaries paid 10 amount 10
$l4, 900 year. William J. Nickels
wasa appointed supervisor Ia place
OF Samuel McMuien deceased.
Clayton Smead was appointed
assistant supervisor. I
The following officers oil the
beard were elected Tor the ensuing
year.
President. Dr.. Black; secretary.
j. H. Wilson; treasurer Of hospital
fund. DR.. Black.
DR.. Paris r. Carlisle, Jr., having
removed to Susaex county, has re-
signed from the Board. He tx.
pressed himself us having spent a
very pleasant years as a member
of the Board.
DR.. Wilson offered resolution
rendering a vote of thanks to the
Board of Trustees of the Poor for
their kindness in loaning the Dela-
ware State Hospital for the Insane,
the Emergency Hospital during the
epidemic. |
The monthly bills amounting to
70, III. 16 were passed.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
The Case Of GaynOr and Greene.

QUEBEC. Que, June 5.-rhc counsel
for Colonel Gaynor and Captain Greene,
who are wanted in Savannah, Ga. for
alleged fraud in government contract
work, have filed answer to the petition
of the prosecution to set aside habcas
corpus writS under which the two pris.
oners were brought from Montreal to
Quebec. The prisoners want the case
taken ont Of the hands Of EXtraditiou
Commissioner La Fontuine of Montreal
and to have the Quebec courts decide
upon the legality Of their sensational
arrest in Quebec and their liability to
cXlrndtIon under the present treaty.
Counsel representing the United States
government pctitioned the court to set
aside the haheaS corpus proceedings by
which the men Wcr" taken away from
Montreal. The answer to this petition
alleges that the accused were violently
taken away on warrants illegally is.
sued in Montreal.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
CARD BASKET.

Mrs. Lizzie Pierce and daughter,
visited New Castle last week.
Miss Fannie Dean will leave t.
day for Boston.
Neat0n clowney, Of this city, has
been visiting friends i'll Upland.
Miss Agnes Richardson is visiting
Miss Eva Wilds i'll Smyrna
Misses Anna M;trct and Mabel
Morrison have returned from Il visit
to friends iii Smyrna.
Miss Bertha Dryfoos, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, II. l..
HolllngsWOrth near the Ferris In
dustral School, has returned to her
home i'll West Philadelphia.
Misses Ida Mainhart and Alice r.
Dean, who have been visiting Mrs.
Woodward, left yesterday for Phil
adelphla for II short visit att5r
which they will return to Frederick
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Oriental advices reported fears in
China of another Boxer uprising.
YaQui Indians amblshed Mexican
troops near Hermosillo, killing thirty.
A general uprising is reported.
Eight miners were burned to death
by an explosion of gas at collicry at
Dowlais, Ghmorganshire, Wales.
Four prisoners in the SOmerville IN.
j. county Jail by cleverly manipulate
ing the lever Licking their cells effected
their escape.
The Gusyran. a mud volcano in eau
casia, was reported in eruption. The
country adjacent Is. enveloped in
flames, and aocks of sheep were de.
strOyed.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
RISING Sun WEDDING.

Miss Jennie Braden, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Braden Of Ris-
ing Sun, was married last night
The bridegroom was member of
the Second Pennsylvania Regiment
when that regiment was encampel
at Montchanin and it was while
stationed there that he met Miss
Braden. The ceremony was per
formed at Old Swedes rectory by
Rev. Mr.. Dunlap.
A reception followed at the home
OF the brides parents. The couple
was serenaded during the evening
and there was music by a fife and
drum corp The couple will make
their home in Iowa where the
groom is now in business.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05

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INDIANAPOLIS, md, Jahe 5.-At
the Democratic state convention held
here yesterday there was remarkable
lack of discord. Candidates for all but
three of the offices were chosen by &C.
clamatiOn. The hardest fight ON the
floor of the convention was lsr the Of
flee Of secretary of state, the struggle
being between Schoonover and RallOu.
The friends Of Mr., Ballou brought him
forward at late hour. but they made
such vigorous fight that for a time
they had Mr.. SchOOnOyers friends in
trouble.
While there was no fight In the con-
vention proper. there was a battle
royal in the meeting of the committee
on resolutions. A number of the friends
OF William J. Bryan from the Second
district were very earnestly in favor Of
the insertion in the platform of IA plank
indorsing him and the Kansas City
PLATFORM. The majority Of the COM
mittee was against any such indorse-
ment, saying they considered it out of
place at the present time to inject Mr..
Bryan's name into the state campaign.
The fight lasted well into the night,
and 1t was nearly noon before the re-
port of the committee was ready for
presentation to the convention.
The Philippine plank also created
much discussion.
The ticket named is as follows:
Secretary of state, Albert Schoon-
over; attorney general, W. Il. Stlwell;
state auditor james II. Riggs; state
treasurer, Jerome Herff; clerk of the
supreme court, Adam Heimberger: sn-
perintendent of public instruction,
Samuel l.. Scott statistician, Myron
ID. King: state geologist, Edward Bar
rett, and judge of the supreme court,
Fifth district, Timothy e. Howard.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
J Is penningiUas Funeral.

Dover, Del, June THE funeral
of John Barr Pennington. Drla-
wares Oldest lawyer and former
Congressman. took place hero to-
day, int"rment being made in the
Presbyterian Cemetery. The mem-
hers Of the Kent County Bar As,,.
citation ATTENDED in Il body AMI these
members acted Us paIl bearers: J.
l.. Wolrott, Former Secretary OF
State James II. Hughes, AIayanl. +
NJ. Daily and Thomas NJ. DAILY It: d
Thomas &. Frame, Jr. Rev. 10
Brown Turner, pastor Of tie Firsr
Presbyterian Church, conducted tho
services
Mr.. Pennington never recovered
from the shock of the death of his
two daughters Mrs.. John p. Dun.
ming and Miss Joshu b. Dcane. vino
were poi>,ua by eating candy ssnt
thrpu gh the mail, by Mrs tDrlelil
Bptkln Of SIN F.a is %. all for
which tho California women Is now
serving Il life sentence in that state.
Mrs. Pennington died about Il
year ago, having been an invalid
ever since the tragedy Mr.. Pen
nlngtOn'S only immediate relatives
sur vlvln% an" his brother, F. r. Pen
nlngton of Salem. y. j., and three
grandchildren Of Wilmington. Be
sides huryIng bis wife and his two
Murdered daughters, Mir. Pennlng-
ton also buried his only son, Henry
X. Pennington, and grown daught-
or. several years ago
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
HERBERT FOR AMBASSADOR,
Appointment of Lord Paunce totes
Successor Officially Announced.

appointment of Lord pnunce totes
Successor Officially Announced.
WASHINGTON, June CIT is Off
ciaily announced from London that the
Hon. Michael Herbert, first secretary
OF the British embassy at Paris, will
succeed Lord Pauncefote as British
ambassador at Washington.
The British government had asked
the president, through the secretary of
state whether the Hon. Michael Her
bert would be acceptable to the United
States government as ambassador from
Great Britain to succeed the late Lord
PauncefOte. Iua secretary of state
replied that. this appointment would
be eminently satisfactory.
Mr.. Herbert is the first secretary of
the British embassy at Paris and was
formerly first secretary of the lega-
tion in this city under Sir Julian
pauncefotc. lie is a brother of Earl
OF Pembroke ana Montgomery, and
his wife was Miss Wilson of New
York, a daughter Of Il. +. Wilson and a
sister of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
ERSO0AL
MENTION
STIDHAM-OUTTEN.

Harry Stidham and Miss Anna
May Outten were married last even
ing at the residence of the brides
pareuts, No. 69l Poplar street The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. w. l.. S. Murray.
The house was handsomely deco,
rated with palms and cut flowers
the ceremony being performed in
front of a bank OF palms and roses.
The bride was gownel in white
silk mule and carried bride roses
and the bridesmaid, Miss Lille Wood
of Chester, was becomingly gowned
in light blue silk muslin.
After the ceremony u reception
was held from to 10 O'clock at
which IA large number of friends and
relatives We're present and offered
congratulations. The bride and
groom left on the 10 o'clock train
over the 3. d O. railroad for Wash
ington and points south. They will
be home after June 1G, at No 10G
French street
Leslie McNey was best man and
the ushets We're Harvey Boyce and
William Lawton.
The bride received nun arOuS and
handsome presents, consisting of
cut glass and silverware, pictures.
table and bel linen OF every de-
scription, lamps and some odd pieces
Of furniture.
Among those present were Harry
Outten aud wife, Mrs. Foster. Mrs.
Barker. F. c. Stilham and wife,
Frank and Helen Stidham, Neosho
Collins Mrs. Charles II. Collins, ID.
Z. Collins and wife. \. j. and Eliza
beth Collins, A. NJ. Collins and wife
Edward Collins, q. ii. Collins and
wife, William b. Collins and wife,
Samuel H. Baynard and wife, Elmer
Outten and wife, D. Roach and wife
of Philadelphia, William Lawtpn
and wife, Frank GoolnoW and wife
}. William Beruett and wife, Viii
liam Clark and wife, M. Ryan and
wife, William Davidson and wife,
Alonzo Fairbanks and wife, james
Curran and wife. W. Il, Finn and
wife, Charles Z. Mitchell and wife,
James II. Price and wife, Mrs. Fan
ME Rice. Alberta Goodwin, M. j.
Newell Laura l.. Warren, NJ. b.
Hance, Bessie Lyon. u. J. McAllls-
ter, r. and J. Al. solomon, Mrs. FL
la f. Ogden. Rose Grant John p.
peAft Inner Mary RIadpS II = Bnvrn
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05

"a the Middle States and Nsx M.
lAn0 ~ day falf weather. viii
>preyaIf With slowly rising tslIpefa.
tllfe and fresh winds.
Friday fair weather will prevail
with moderate temperature and
variable winds.
Saturday clear weather will prevail
and warmer.
The thermometer at w. c. Taylor's
drug store 30a King street today reg.
iStered as follows:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
81 ~ so
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Sl.MnlL. Dt.NTER.

Harry Grant Scwell and Miss Mat
tie o. Dexter, of Enstou, wcr" mar
ried in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Trappe, Talbot County. last
evening by ReVs. II. T., Nelson and
4. l.. BioNtun.
The bril" wore point d"sprit over
white tAflrtn. trmm"l with satin
ribbon. Miss Annette Sllrcr, of Bal
timor", WAS bridesmaid. and George
Dexter was GrpOnislnan TN" llSI"rs
were Charles SrwrlI. of RIdg"Iy;
Percival MuiIikIu, OF taston; Charles
L. Simp-pn and Neal Simpson. Of
Iraple.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
[ h.ilren Day Sc, vice

There will lie Chldrcn's Day SER
vice at Brandywine NJ. =. Church on
Sunday. In the morning there will
lie exercises by the infants class and
in the afternoon by the Senior class.
At the opening Of the twilight
services at 6. 80 o'clock there will be
vocal selections by double quartet
composed as follows; Ncttic LOOMS,
Belle Sch!ifl, Ollie Rromall, Lola
Davis. Clyde Taggart, Albert Pierce
Howell Pedrick and |. Alder, Taylor,
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
SUITS FOR
DAMAGES.

In Superior Court this morning
the case George E. Winkler vs.. th6
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Co. which is an action to recover
damages for personal injuries was
placed on trial.
Winkler had his right hand badly
crushed while coupling the COM
-pany's cars at the yard Of the Dia-
mond State Steel Company last
year.
William s. Hilles represents the
plaintiff and Levi c. Bird, the de-
PENDANT.
Winkler was the first witness and
was on the stand for nearly two
hours. HIS hand was 80 badly
mashed in the accident that all Of
the fingers on that hand had to be
amputated. +
He was at the Homeopathic Hos
pital about four weeks and still suf-
fers some pain at times. Although
he tried several times he has been
unable to do any work since the ac-
cident happened.
Mr.. Hilles contention is that the
engine Winkler was working onl
was not equipped with the proper,
automatic couplers for the protec-
ton OF the brakeman.
DR. George Carmichael testified
that he amputated the plaintiffsE
fingers at the Homeopathic Hospitalpe
and as to his condition.
Others who testified were Arthur
Galloway who formerly kept a rec-E
ord of all cars that came in andt
went out of the yards.
Frank j. Boglin, Yardmaster and j,
John Holland who was formerly
employed by the company as a
brakeman.
The latter witness testified that
IN his opinion the coupler that Wink.
Ter was using when injured is the
most dangerous one used. :
August Winkler, father of the
plaintiff testified that before the ac-
cident his son was industrious and
good worker, but had been unable to
10 any work since.
The amount of damages asked for
n the above ease is $4,000.
The case of Roland Steiner vs.. the
and New Castle Railway
company was settled.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Lady'S Night At Y N c A

Tomorrow night will be Ladies
night at the Young Mems Christian
Association and Especial arrange.
naents have been made for entertain.
Ing them. The second bowling game
Of the league will be played tomor.
row night between Captain Williams
and Captain Green's teams. There
will also be a base ball game 10 t he
gymnasium room.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Ard Patrick Won nprhy.

LONDON. Jun" 81. ,;ubhn's
brown colt Ard Patrick, at I to |
against, ridden by j. Ii. Martin, the
American Jockey, won the Derby, with
Colonel ii. McCaImont's Rising Glass
second and the Duke of Portland's
lrlar Tuck third. Eighteen horses ran.
The favorite, Scepter, at ) to on. was
unp'accd, finishing fourth.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05

| The perfect attendance during til,
tive consecutive months ending MAJ
70, Superintendent George w
Twitmyer has awarded honor Ger
tificates to the following pupils il
the grammar and primary schools
School No. 2-Herbert Lindsay
Alvin McGonagle, Avery Gray.
No. 2-Walter Reed.
No. MARY Ellen Neeson, Their.
esa Mahoney, John Gilbride, Mary
Ford.
No. 5-Jesse E. Slocum, Benja.
min H. dwell, Warren Morrow,
Theodore beats, Viola Webber,
Wanda Francois, Katharine Rich
ardson.
No. Walter vannerson, Jean
nette Steward, Luther Hearn, Jas.
Fox, Mary Slower, Harvey Shaw,
Irene Taylor, Harry Dundon.
No. S-Willie Balance, Eleanor
M. Cook, Thomas G. Murtha, Chas.
A. Middleton, Martha A. Bogia,
Lille May Ray, Mary Binder.
No. 10-Lawrepce Walker, Edwin
Davidson, Walter Walker, Benia-
min Meginnis, Anne Seelman,
James Davidson, Lewis Barber,
Florence Holt
No. Edwin r. Kaifer, Julia
Hicks, Gilmore Kuratle, Richard
Kuratle, Henry Kuratle, Mabel
Stewart.
No. 12-EthelM NJ. Eldridge, Leigh
ton c. Shuster, Clarin W. Webb,
Sarah W. -Boughton, Nellie Ken
needy, Matilda Haselhorst. Elizabeth
Hughes, Thomas j. Sullivan, Anna
Stetser.
No. 13-Bayarl Vincent Duling,
Laura Liable, Andrew Wood, Stan
ley Hanna Keen. Fred Kurtz,
George Schaeferman. i.
No. 14-Katherine Mansk, Har-
Did Fritz.
No. l5-Mary f. Appleby, Arte-
mas Wilhelm, Reinhold S. Morton,
Helen E. Fitzgerald, Harry H.
Kite, Elsie NJ. Woods, Sylvia Levy,
John Mahoney; Charles Bishop.
No. 17--Elsie l. Zippe, Warren
Coffin.
No. 19--Elmer Gross, Roy Camp
bell, Daniel Scannell, Alice Nc
Nespy, Walter Charles Adams,
Alice May McClelland, Theodore
Francis Brown.
No. 2O-Vera Bacon. Jerome A.
Price, Odessa Evans, Julia McCaul-
ey, Addie Sines, Harry Prettyman.
No. William Pappermann,
Winnie c. Brooks; Clarence NJ. Rus
sell.
No. 24-Lillie Nation, Ethel C.
Edward A. Beacon.
No. Samuel Logan johnson.
No. % Ethel G. Whiteman, Mar
,aret G. Woodward, Josephine Os-
,orne,. Ella A. Allen. Elsie Robelon,
larie V. Bolen, Lizzie Banks, Flor
nee Mink. Brytalia Fleming,
aura Tomlinson.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Attractions at the Springs,

The last few days being warm
has started the people towards
Braudywine Springs. All Of the
attractions were we'll patronized.
The captive ballon is one of the
greatest attractions ever offered at
the Springs. 1t arises to a height
Of 500 feet from which a good view
of the Delaware river and the coun.
try can be had The threatre this
year has been rendered more at
attractive than ever and is literally
patronized by the public.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
WILMpT CHANDLER.

Last evening, at til" home Of Mr.
and Mrs. philtmma Chandler, No.
9U7 Monroe street Miss Estrlle
Chandler was married to Arthur \.
Wltmot. The ceremony was per
formed 10y Rev. William Writ King
pastor of Grace Church.
Miss Annie Gregg Fredl was
bridesmaid and j. Wesley Council
was best man. Mrs Li.blrne Cnaud-
Ter was maid of honor.
Only the Immediate friends Of the
family We're present. After It recap
ton the happy couple left on Il trip
to Syracuse, \. Y.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Writ of Custer Against Packers.

ST. LOUIS, June 5-The supreme
court has directed writ of custer to
issue against the Schwarzchild 4 Sulz-
berger Packing company and suspend
ed the same on condition that the COM
pany comply with the state laws relat.
ing to corporations within five days
The question of fine was reserved until
further orders of the court. The other
packers against whom similar infor-
nation was filed were given until
June IS to respond and file return to
rule
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Walter L. Mains

Circus will exhibit in our city at
Front and Union streets, on Mon
day, June 9th. This show is larger
and offers more attractions this
year than ever before. 1t is known
as the big fashion plate railroad
shows and has met with liberal
patronage wherever exhibited.
Keep your eyes open for the big
parade which will take place in the
morning preceding the two per-
formances which will be- given in
the big tent afternoon and evening.
The stream of golden clnriots Gov
cred with carvings that are the
choicest creations of masters of art,
the wide open dens of rare wild
beasts of the forest and jungle will
be seen.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05

The monthly meeting OF the
Friends Society Of this city Is being
he'h today at the Meeting House,
Ninth and Tatnall streets. The
yearly meeting committee of phia.
delphia is in attendance
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Wants Tie Reward

Robert McCadden has entered q
claim for the $50 reward offered by
the Government for the arrest OF a
deSertcr. lie gave the TIP to officer
Hawke and he arrested Tie man.
The Police Commission refused TO al.
low the ci'iccr to get the cash. So
it was turned over to council and Mr..
McCadden will present his claims be.
fore the finance committee aud re.
quest tina. the $50 he turned over to
him.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Short Session Of Court

There was but one prisoner before
Judge Cochran in the City Court this
morning. Joseph Kelley was cllarg-
Cd with vagrancy, Kelley sail he
had job to go to at the H. and II.
Company, and with this understand
Ing he was discharged. 4
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing Stock QIotatIoDs,

money on call quiet at 81. per cent
lFlme mercantile paper. Aus, per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busI
ness IN bankers bills at 81 81, for demand
ana at Sl.si*i for 50 days. Posted rates,
AS5'2 and Sass. Commercial bills. Slsiiv
40. Bar silver. 52i.r. Mexican dollars,
42c Government, bonds easy. State bonds
inactive. Railroad bonds irregular. Clos
ing prices.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
WOMAN'S COLLEGE,.

The annual meeting of the Alum
nae Association of the Women's
College, Baltimore, was held yes
terday morning in Goucher Hall,
with Miss Anna Heubeck, 1892, Bal
timore, presiding.
Among those present were Har-
riet Stratton Ellis, Mrs. Howard de
Haven Ross. Caroline Elizabeth
Golding. of this city, and Mary
Watson Green, of Newport.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Dickin on College CONNIE NJ ement

Carlisle, Pa, June 4-The 10th
annual commencement Of Dickinson
College took place to-day. Among
those present were Chief Justice
Charles B. Lore of this city, Edith
A. Cahoon and Mrs. VIM. r. Cahoon
of Dover, Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
lNJuncT,oN aasawsr susr.s
,peef Haekins cssapanies Get . sWarA
11oIw In New YOsk state, *

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h1sw In New YSsls staSe. g
ALBANY, N. Y, June 5.--Justice
Chester has granted an injunction re-
straining the beef packing companies
of the west from carrying on business
IN this state In violation of the pro.
visions of the Donnelly antitrust law.
The order was served upon the rep.
rcscntatives of the concerns in this
city and Troy and will be served on
others throughout the state as quickly
as they can be reached. 1t was obtain
ed upon the affidavit of ID. W. Mere.
dith, a former manager of Swift & Co.
The injunction is directed against
Armour a. Co., Swift 4 Co., Cudahy
Packing company, the Hammond com.
pany, the SchwarZchild 4 Sulzberger
company, domestic and foreign cor.
poralions. and against Nelson Morris,
Edward Morris and Ira Morris, co.
partners carrying OH business as Mel
son Morris & Co.
The order directs that their man.
ayers, agents. attorneys and servants
and all persons acting for them are re-
strained and cnjoined from fixing and
determining by combining together the
prices to be charged for meat and from
agreeing between themselves as to the
supply of meat to be brought into this
state by them and from acting upon
any understanding tending TO diminish
such supply and from fixing or main.
tanning prices of their and each others
products by agreement between them.
They are also enjoined from acting
under any agreement whereby the
price of labor shall be affected or com.
petition therein affected and also from
maintaining uniform rules for credit to
dealers or fixing uniform prices for
carriage.
In obtaining the injunction Attorney
General Davies asked that it be made
permanent and Judge Chester directed
that it continue until the other or
further order Of the court"
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05

Members Of the Constitutional Con-
vention 1T 1867 held reunion
last night at the Hotel Richardson
lover. Several persons from this
city attended the Convention.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05
Almost Run Down.

One OF the messenger boys of the
Western Unien Telegraph Company,
while learning to ride bicycle,
came near being run into by one of
the Wilmington City electric cars at
Third and Market streets. Seeing
the danger the kid was in, gen
tleman ran into the street and
grabbed the handle bars of the bike,
thereby steering the youngster out
of danger For time it looked as
if the messenger boy would surely
be run down. It was case of Il
bike running away with the boy.
The boy was scared and it was some
time before he was himself again at
the narrow shave he had with the
trolley car.
The evening Republican., 1902-06-05

Only one remedy in the world that
VIII at once stop itchiness of the
skin in any part of the body; Doans
Ointment. AT any drug store, SO
cents.