The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-04
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uciScIy route 10 select the names
three persons from whom a CARR
will be selected and that on Mond;
next their names and the names
all other applicants are to b. TO
warded to Washington. Postmast,
King has not been notitie yet us
the day the Special Agent in chars
OF the system in Delaware will Wis
New Castle. The rural delivery ma
carriers were placed by Presidel
Roosevelt in the class lied service O
Saturday last and all appointment
will come hereafter under the civ
service rules.
Farmers along The proposed rout
will be greatly Benefited blythe fire.
delivery. or course it is expecte
that there is sure to be objection Of
the part OF some people in the lowe
part OF the hundred. Take the PEG
pie in the neighborhood Of Rose iii
who have been obliged to got thei
mail addressed to Wilmington store.
and the free delivery at their door,
will be regular boon. The mai
carriers will also carry weather bull.
letins on the sides OF their wagons.
Saints and sinners alike, had some.
what OF difficult time IN getting
along here yesterday On account 81
the slippery payemcnts.
''Shovcrs OF the Queer" are likely
to give New Castle wide berth
hereafter if the five years sentence
of Davis who was arrested by Otllcer
Tobin is to be nsilcred by such
people.
Julia Leonard, daughter of Patrick
Leonard of DobOlnsville, fell on the
ice in the vicinity of the Knowles
Mills yesterday while on her way to
school and sustained an ugly cut on
her face. She was rendered uncor
scious and was found by Arthur u.
kee who took her to her hume where
medical attention was secured.
A horse driven by Walter Wipfand
owned by II. Eben Watts ran away
yesterday afternoon. Wipf was
thrown out Of the wagon but was
not injured.
Willis Blackburn who was taken
to the Presbyterian Hospital yester.
day by his uncle b. Frank Blackburn
of this city, and DR.. Andrews, re-
turned to his home and will 90 to
the hospital again on Thursday for
treatment.
The funeral Of Ella Murray Fidli-
nan, co!ored, wife Of Waymau Fiddi-
nan. took place this Afternoon from
her late home, Chestnut street near
Second. Services over the remains
we're held in the Union A. NJ. L.
Church. and interment made in tn 3
cemetery adjoining,
a pretty wedding was sole .un,zed
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Willis on Harmony
street, hear Second, at clock last
evening. The contracting parties
we're Mrs. J. NJ. DunammeI, a sister
of Mrs. Willis, and Harry Johns, both
Of Earlesvile, Cecil county, Md. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev,
Wi!ilamii. koons, pastor Of Nazareth
N. Il. Church. Miss Lola Ekintun
NcusSlein Of Wilmington, was the
maid Of honor. The house was taste.
fully trimmed for the occasion. In
mediate relatives and friends of the
family were present, A supper fol-
lowed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs,
Johns left Oil a wedding trip north
ana thnlr
l1ar'cSyiIIr The bride mas been a
frequent visitor in this CITY.
Joseph II. King, of Front and
Harmony streets, more Familiarity
known as the veteran fish merchant
and ice man Of this city, fell early
last evening by slipping on the ice
near his home and sustained severe
cats on hi, head and bruised his hin
lie s'lSt aimed a severe shaking ,.n
and II is feared that he has sustained
internal injuries.
lhe westerly channel Of tn. D.la.
ware rjNrr had the ice blown from il
y's,cr y by the wea'e v.nd, a. d
vessels mad bat little ull1lcuiy IN
navigating.
Il. Frank Blackburn Slipped aud
i"II last "venin" at his home and s,is.
tanned an U~jy wound on hls band
from which the blood loNc ed freely
The injury was dressed at the OWE.
OF DR.. Andrews.
Mrs. Henry Glandcn is suffering
from bruised finger and it is feared
mat blood poisoning has set in Tne
door blew to aud caught The timer
and badly bruised it several DAYS ano
Arlenas Smith shipped twenty
the fowls TO Wilmington Yesterday
to parties WHO had engaged them
me skating was enjoyed On the
baseball diamond yesterday by BOYS
ana giriS. The place had OVERTURNED
an frozen Surface almost like class
Mrs JAMES DCbb, mother of Mrs.
rake p"stIes. was stricken with
paraIyS', on Sunday at her home,
Front and Delaware streets, aud is
in a scr"us condition.
Miss Boyd is showing much i'm.
pfovcmcni ana the attending ph,sl.
~''''' 90 "oie' VI " Hti recovery.
MIS-. Samuel Ford continues TO i'm.
prove.
Joseph Glandcn Of Philadelphia, is
spending week at the home Of his
father, Henry &. GIandcn
Mis-, Joseph Glandcn Of Philadel.
PIMA, who ha, been the guest OF Mrs.
Henry G'andcn, has returned home
MIR aud Mrs. Jesse Workman Of