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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
SUPPLIES FOR STATE HOSPITAL.
Contracts Awarded by Trustees at Thurs
dnY Mornings session at Earnhurst.

Contracts Awarded by Trustees Mt Thurs
day Mornings Session at Farnhurst.
The Trustees OF the State Hospital
for the Insane, at Farnhurst, met in
quartely session Thursday, Dr.John
j. Hack presiding,
SuIer ntsndent llaneker reported the
population of the institut GU to he lSl
males and 13l females, total OF 3l2.
During the past month there had bsen
three adm ssions and one death. Re
ceived for the board of patients, $500.
Mary SImcox, ain attendant, had re-
signed.
The finance committee reported that
the expenses fol- the past quarter had
amounted to 6I,0is.36.
Bids for supplies were opened and
the contracts awarded, as follows:
Milk Robert McFarlin, cents per
quart.
Dry goods, mems clothing, and shoes
and slippers for men and women Jesse
L. Sheppard OF Middletown
Beef John T. Deviue, 81 cents per
pound. The other bidders were John
ID. I hompsc and M. Matthes, each at
I cents, and David MegiLl at ~ cents.
Veal and mutton M. Matthes, NUT
ton, 6 cents a pound for foreIuarters
and cents for whole; veal, 10 cents.
Bread George ii. Huber, 23s cents
per pound. Inc other bidders were
Ieniy q. Roller, 90 cents; j. j.
Sehrade, 231 cents.
Drugs Wilmer O. Taylor.
Groceries William L Frank. Charles
l.. S mmons also was bidder.
Oh ma and queensware Il. Lewis Row.
William LRwtun also, was bidder.
The committee 90 buildings and
grounds was instructed to repair win
dows in the annex building.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
GEN. BROOKE lNSPEGTS
PROPOSED CAMP SITES

a dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa,
says:
1.-Two sites for PROPOSED camps Of in,
struotinn OF the National Guards of
several States and a portion OF the
United States Army wers inspected
yesterday by Major General Brooke,
who was accompanied b. Senator PEN
1883 With them were Capt. J.. 4,
Dean of the staff Of, Gen. Brooke,
George y. Je,Ires OF Phi adelphia and
William Baker, two o1icia of the
Fennsy ivaniR railroad,
Tine early pa of The day WAS spent
at Mount Giro ma, whero the party were
guided over the campground by Presi-
dent Smith OF the Cornwall & Lebanon
railroad, and Edward Coleman of
Lebanon Late in the aftt rnoon they
went TO tho aite Of Camp Meade, on the
Young farms, near Middleton, where
Cameron Young, owner of set eral Of the
farms, took them for a drive oVsr tho
estate. At nightfall the party came to
this city and were enterEaI ned AT dinner
by Gov. Stone at the Executive Man
sion.
Senator Penrose is much in .erested
in securing the proposed camp of in
structlon for Pennsylvania. The bill,
which was passed at the last session Of
Congress, provides for the location of
five of thes camps and the territory Of
one OF them consists OF. the New Eng
land States, New York, Pennsylvania,
New jersey, Delaware, Mary land, Ohio
and Michigan, From 900 to CO, 600
men would be located at the camp for
several weeks in the summer for drill In
corps, divisions aad hriPades. No por-
pansnt buildings will to erected. but
water system would be necessary.
The government will purchase about
10, acres and will ray damages on
from 90, GOO to 10000 more. I he pur-
chased plot would he used for camp,
and the PORTION on VIII Oh damages
would be paid would be used for artil.
lery practice and maneusres of the
troops.
Although the choine will not be
made for some time to colGe, the general
trend of the talk last n CHIT ia ga d 10
have been toward Mount Gretna, should
tho camp for this district be located In
Pennsylvania. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
DECENT Der.

Sunday, Dec. Temperature ~, 4S,
46, 81, degrees. Clear.
Monday, Dec. 2 Temperature Al, "a,
80. Al degrees Gear Robert G.
Houston assumed his duties as col
lector of customs for the port of Will
mibgton. The archdeaconry of Viii
m ngton began its annual session at
Trinity Church. Wilmington. Min
quadale Home held its annual meeting
in Wilmington.
Tuesday, Dec. 3 Temperature Al, Al,
AZ, 81 degrees Rainy. lhs Street and
Sewer Departr ent of Wilmington Lassed
a resolution erm ttInp the Nv. * Is.
Railroad Co 10 build an elevated rail
road through the lily.
Wednesday, DEC. Temperature 25,
p, 80, 10 degrees. Clear. New Castle
county teachers began their annual in
titute in Miedletown. James Gilmore
was killed b. street car IN Whining
ton.
Thursday, Doc. 8 Temperature %,
%, 81, Ii degrees. Clear. John Lynn,
charged win obta Ming money under
false pratensas and larceny, asked the
Now Castle County Court for a change
OF venue to the Kent County Eourt.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad 90 acrapted
the elevated raj road franchise granted
by ths Street and Sewer Department OF
Wilmin ton. si,
Friday, lice 6 Temperature Is, 81,
80, II degrees. Clear, Nj. and Mrs. Robert
Roberts of Wilmington were asphyxI.
ated by illuminating gas The Dsla
wara Soc ETY., Ems Of the American
Revolut gu, held its annual meeting
in Wilmington.
ilno 7
81, 81, 2 degrees, Clear. at was de-
cided by the General Sessions Court Of
New Castle county that Levy Court
Castle county. The Sons Of Delaware
anu Delaware Sooety had THAR annual
dinners 10 Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs.
John Banthrum of Wilmington cele.
brated their, golden wedding anui-
yersary.
Sunday, Dec. s. temperature 81, 40,
Chapter, ID. of A, Of Delaware he d its
annual meeting 10 Wilmington.
Monday. Dec. s. Temperature 80, 50,
~. ~ degrees. Rainy. Mrs. X. Il.
Swisher of Rowlandsville, Nd, died in
Wilmington from the effects of fell
downata.Ts. &al
Tuesday, Dec. 10 temperature AZ!
AZ, 40, 81 degrees. Clear The Water
Department OF Wilmington moved 10
new quarters in the old Federal build
ing. Antonio Untarillo was accidentally
xii cd in Wilmington. The annual meet.
ing of tho State Grange, Patrons OF
Husbandry, was begun in Wilmington.
"Wednesday, boo IL Temperature IS,
as, AZ, 81 degrees Clear. The b. s.
p. Il. Il. Co held Its annual meeting
in Wilmington.
Thursday, Dec. IL Temperature Al,
%, SO, 10 degrees Clear The VIII
inington Teaohe 9 institute began.
Friday, Dec, Is TENT erature Al, As,
80, Al degrees Rainy. George Butcher,
co!ored, ESCAPED from the New Castle
County Workhouse,
Saturday, Dec IA Ten perature 81,
G}, 63, so degrets. Rainy. Mrs. Annie
q. Kent OF Wilmington commtted
suicide. Harry Lefevre Of Wilmington
died from injuries received on the r.,
w. & Il. railroad. Stt-
Sunday, Dec ID Temperature ~, 81,
80, Is degrees. Rain. followed by snow
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
NovEM RER.

NoNE wi = e n.
Friday, Nov. l-Temperature 90, 60,
60, 48 degrees. Shove William II.
Head assumed his duties rs postmaster
at Wilmington. James White, colored,
was killed on the b. " y. railroad at
Marshallton.
Saturday, Nov. 2-Tenpsrature So,
G2, GO, ~ degrees, Clear. Henry
Munson coIored, oil near Delaware City
was killed on tho New Castle Y Della
ware City tioiley railway near his home.
Sunday, Nov. 3-Teniperaturs As. "a
~, 40 degrees Clear. The Whining.
ton Fema.e Bible Society celebrated its
s0th anniversary lhumas Doyle of
Wilmington died fran the effects of
falling downstairs
Monday, Nov. 4-Temrs"ature AZ, 81,
IS, Al degrees Cloudy. A freight
wreck occurred on the r., w. Il Il. rail
road at Claymont, in which Fireman
Joseph r, Middleton of Philadelphia
wss killed and Engineer Frank j.
Gallagher and brakeman }. j. Degine
were budly Injured This employees of
the. New Castle County Workhouse went
on duty.
tuesday, Nov. Temperature IS, As,
49, "a degrees Cloudy First snow
of the season fell, hut melted
Wednesday,, Nov. 6--1emperature 81,
4S, 80, 80 degreos q ear The first
prisoners we're sent 10 the New Castle
County Workhouss The equal Suffrage
Association of delaware held tn annual
conpentlon at Newport
Thursday, Nov. I-TemneI Al,
40, %, 40 degrees, Clear. Robert g.
Houston OF Georgetown was a1pnint
collector of customs or the District of
Delaware Bernard GA .agher was killed
By street car 10 Wilmington.
Friday, Nov. 8-Temgsrarure Al, "a,
81, 81 degrees Partly cloudy.
Saturday, Nov. Stem aeraturs AZ.
90, 80, 3S degrees. Cloudy.
Sunday, Nov. 10 emperature 40,
4G. Al, 50 degrees fartiy cloudy high
winds. Tho Sunday school of West
Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, cee-
bra,ed its Sd anniversary.
Monday Nov. IL Temperature &c,
IS. 81, 3G degtses Cloudy. Tho
parochial residence at ST. paul's
Ca no ic Church and John Sabrinski q
store, both in Win ngton were damaged
by fire. Former Levy Court Commits
sioner larry NJ White OF New Castle
county was arrested charged with
larceny Albert Nj. Ford Of Mi!m ne,on
died in Salem, N. J.
Tuesday, Nov. l2-- Temperature 81,
5s, 50, 80 degrees Rainy The Della.
ware German BAPTIST Association began
it5 annua! sess on in Whining ton. Hugh
Mcguire of Philadelphia was found
unconscious along the p,W. n b rail.
road near Olaymunt and died in Will
ningtun
Wednesday Nov. 13-Temperaturo
Al, AZ, A., 80 degrees Cloudy; high
winds; huFries of snow. John lynn,
president of the New Castle county
Levy Court was arrested at the in
stance OF Attorney General Ward
charged with theft and obtaining money
under false rretences.
Thursday, Nov. IA Temp raturo AZ,
so, 46, "a degrees, Cloudy; high winds.
The homeopathic Medical Society Of
Delaware State and the Peninsula held
Its annual meeting in Wilmington.
Friday, Nov. l5-Temperature IS, Az,
43, 80 degrees. Partly cloudy; high
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
DOES NOT TOLERATE GAMBLING.


Members Who Violated the Rules of the
East End Democratic Club of Delaware
City Expelled.
Several Of the men arrested at Della
ware City last Sunday by Detective
Ratledge and squad of officers on the
charge Of gambling were members of
the East End Democratic Club Of that
place, aud on Tuesday evening the club
held a spec al MEETING and expelled
those members The Gazette has re.
ceived letter from the president OF
The club, 10, which he says
sour CLUB does not and never has APP
proved of gambling of any sort, as the
club was organized for political pur-
poses. We are corporate body under
the laws ef the State and wish it under
stood that We intend carrying the club
ON in accordance with the laws. y
Ii is rumored that the gambling,
evidence Of which was found in Sun.
day raid, was instigated by people
who are not members of the club and
that some club members were induced
to take part.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

squalls Fire did much damage at
Elkton, Md The tughoat lrannoc was
burned in the Brandywine,at Whining.
ton
Monday, Dec. 6-Tempersture 10,
81, 26, 10 degrees. Clear. The His
iorical Sooiety of Delaware hsld lis
annual meeting in Wilmington.
Tuesday, Deo II. -Temperature 81,
20, 81, 10 degrees Clear. The grand
jury of New Castle o1unty found three
new indictments against former Levy
Courtman Harry Nj. White. The Del
maryia Telephone Co. opered its long
distance line between Wilmington and
Baltimore, Md John Russell OF Kimble-
Vile Ia died suddenly ia Wilmington,
"Wednesday, Dec. IL Temporal ire 81,
2S, 81, 10 deg ees HAY The trial of
President John Lynn OF the New Castle
county Levy Court, charged with oh
tanning III ney unde. ia se pretensei.
was begun in General Sessions Cou I. nc
Wilmington. Mrs Catharins l.. Denio
died Suddenly in Wilmington.
Thursday, Dec l9-.Temperature %. %,
%, rs degrees Flurries OF snow. The
dedication ce emony atthe III st United
Pieshy terian Church, Wilmington, was
begun
Friday, Dec. 20--Temperature 20. 90,
90, Il degrees Clear Tho p, W. 4
u Railroad 20 accepted the elevated
railroad franchise granted by the Street
and Sewer Department of Wilmington.
Saturday, Dec q Temperature 16,
"a, 2G, 10 degrees Clear.
Sunday. Dec. 90 Temperature 26
2s, 70, % degrees Partly cloudy. Daniel
H. Kent, well.known citizen of Will
mirgton, died
Monday, Dec. 90 Temperature 50,
The jury in the case against Levy
Courtman John Lynn Of New Caste
county returned verdict Of guilty.
] he Wilmington & Stanton trolley line
was opened for business
Tuesday, Dec "a Tempe stue 80,
45, AZ, 33 degrees lear The stores
OF j. Warren Bullen and Simmons &
Bro, in Wilmington, wers damaged by
fire a disastrous fire visited laurel,
causing less o. about 1913, 900. Levy
Courtman John Lynn WIS sentenced to
one years Imprisonment in the New
Castle County Workhouse, having been
convicted of obtaining money from the
county under false lretenses.
Wednesday, Dec 90 Temperature 40,
AZ, II. 33 degrees Rainy Christmas
was appropriately observed The last
pr soner was moved from New Castle
jail to tho worknouss
Thursday, Dec. 26 Temperature 3s,
40, 81, sc degrees Rainy. Thomas Il.
Smith, crier of ths New Castle county
courts, died suddenly in WILMINGTON
Friday, Dec q Temperature 30,
A., AZ, 81 degrees. Clear. The Masonic
Hall Co. held its annual meeting III
Wilmington.
Saturday, Dec. 2s-,Temperature 30.
-, i3, sc degrees. Rainy.
Sunday, Den 30 Temperature "A,
4S, 4G, 30 degrees Rainy. The & A. II.
of Delaware held memorial service In
Wilmington. Atai.&5
Monday, Dec. 30 Temperature 40,
i3, 43, 90 degrees Rainy. Grand and
petit Jurors for the United States Court
were drawn.
Tuesday, Dec. 3l-Temperat 81,
40, AZ, % degrees Clear. The Street
and Sewer Department of Wilmington
awarded l0-year public lighting con
tracts to tho Wilm ngton City Electric
Co and the Welsbath Street Lighting
Co Mayor Fisher refused to sign the
contracts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
SURPRISED AT LOW PRICES.
An Offer of Corn Meal at One Cent Poun,
AstOnisIles the STATE Asylum TrnsIees

An Offer of Corn Meal at One Cent q Pound
Astonishes the State Asylum Trustees
At the meeting of the Trustees of the
Delaware State Hospital for the Insane,
ut Farnhurst, Thursday, surprise was
expressed by several members relative
10 the prices quoted in some Of the
bids Tor supplies. An instance was the
item corn meal, one cent per pound, y
DIR. burton could scarcely under
stand how a nsI will bid to supply
corn meal at SUCH price with corn at
60 cents per bushel.
DIR. Black stated that corn meal
might be adulttrated SO as to mnke
some difference in its COST, but he was
unable to see how it could be sold at
the money.
A sample of the meal was secured,
tested and found to he OF good quality
DR.. Burton said that as long as the
goods we're al right they could furnish
them for nothing if they wished.
Prices quoted for food stuiTs were
lower in some instances than at the
last quarter, while supplies have gener-
ally advanced.
DIR. Handker was instructed to maze
each biddec live up to his contract, no
matter what the cost The goods must
be OF standard quality and ual TO the
samples submitted No stamped special
qualities are to be allowed. DIR. Hanoker
said he would require eaon man to live
up to his contract The goods will be
examined and weighed and it not up to
the standard will he returned
The matter of making repairs to the
annex was discussed and an architect
received scoring at the hands of sew
eral members OF tue board. The windows
ars 20 situated that water flows into the
basement. The place will be remodeled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Randolph, Mass Jan. 3. miss Mary
Il Wilkins and DIR. Charles Freeman
have sent out written notices of their
marriage, which occurred at the hone
Of DIR. Freeman's mother, in Metuchen,
N. j., Wednesday morning Thus ends
the famous engagement and thus are
shattered Thousand and one rumor
which had been set afioat ever since
Encouragement was announced. 1t -
now asserted that marriage on New
Year 3 day was planned some time ago
BY Miss Wilkins and DR. Freema, who
took mn others into their confidence.
Randolph was the place selected for
tn eremuny, which was 10 take place
at Miss wilkins house. The change in
plans was accustomed by the illness of
DIR. freeman $ mother, who had set her
heart on witnessing her son Is marriage.
She was unable ito make the journey
10 Randolph, and Tor that reason Miss
Wilkins agreed to go to Metuchen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
FORTUNE IN ENGLAND.
Two WilmingtoniansA Believe Tney Are
Entitled to a share

Two WilmingtoniansA Believe Tney Are
Entitled't to a Share.
Among the persogS, believing them.
selves entitled to o share in vast
fortune in England aie Harry M. GIL
lespie and Thomas A. Gillepsie of this
city.
II was previous to the Revolution
that John Whitaker, prosperous
farmer, who in l772-T3 owned consider
able property in what is known CO,
Wag ntown, loaned 10 the Rritish gov
eminent sums of money with which to
pay of the soldiers For thsse loans
be received bonds and il il reported
that thesn remained hidden in al old
Bible which had fallen into the pos
session Of William Whitaker, one of
the descendants now residing in ohio.
He took the documents to Chester, Pa.
and there located other inembers OF the
same family and together they raised a.
Purse which they have p aced in the
care OF Mr.. Whitaker, who's WENT 10
Eng LAND where he now is engaged in
Prosecuting the claim for the value of
the bonds and the &C, rued interest
which will make them much mere vnlu-
able.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Special Cores ondcuce Of Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Jan. 2. GRAND Master Work.
man j. L. Ellis, assisted by Grand
Foreman b. A. Groves, Grand Recorder
Cha les u, Woods and Grand Guide
Charles NJ. Murch, installed the follow
ing officers elect of Diamond Lodge, A.
o. U. w, last night: Past Master
Workman, G. b. prettyman Master
Workman, Walter Wheatley Foreman,
f. G. Packard Overseer W. II. De
Witt; Recorder, j. u. Carroll; Financier,
w. E. Smith; Receiver, J. T. Hoffecker
Guide. Herman o. Taylor; Inside
Watch, A. b. Magee; Outside Watch,
Joseph Bonssll. The installation was
followed by banquet at the Capitol
hotel, at which toasta were responded
to by Il. l.. Gross, j, l.. Ellis, j. W.
Kinsley, Robert ii. Wilson, Charles L.
Woods, DIR. Paris Il. Carlisle, J. II.
Carroll. h. A. Groves and Elbert G.
Packard. The menu was fine.
Dover Council. Jr. D. u. A. NJ. has
elected the following officers: Past
Councillor, f. N. buckingham Coun-
cilor. Willard N. Hinkle; Vice Coun-
oilor, Walter b. Dill Assistant Recol d.
ing Secretary, Vesta d. Culveyhouse;
Conductor, j. Edward Palmatory
Warden, William N. Hinsley; Inside
Sentinel, W. W. Sattertield; Outside
Sentinel, George Hot; Trustee. Viii
liam A.. Wise; Representative to State
Coancil, W. W. Satterteld. Deputy
State Councillor John O. Hayes will
install the otficers.elect next Tuesday
evening
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
ocroRER.

Tuesday, Oct. 1-Temperature CO, 10,
s76, 60 degrees. Clear. preabyt terry Of
New Castle began its I'D annual session
1T Newark. The Wilmington Goal Gas
Co. passed into the hands of John and
Names Dohson of Philadelphia
Wednesday, Oct. Temperature GO,
H. 10 63 degrees. Rainy.
Thursday, Oct 3-Temperature &c, 60,
81, 43 degrees, Clear.
Friday, Oct. d-lemperatGre 40, 81,
CD, ~ degrees. Clear. John Wright OF
Wilmington was killed at Spring Mill,
pa
n Saturday, Oct. 5-1emperature AS,
bS 81, A degrees Clear, Col. George
II. Raymond OF Smyrna d ed. Andrew
Gephard OF Philadelphia was killed on
the railroad at Dover.
Sunday, Oct. 6-Temperature 81, SO,
90, As degrees Clear.
Monday, Oct. TTemperature As, 81,
ca, As degrees. Clear. Wilmington
z fizeman extinguished o serious blaze ut
Fenn's Grove, N. j. The p. s. X.
Hallway 90. occupied it's new station
IN Wilmington.
Tuesday, Oct. S-Temperature 81, G.,
G5, 81 degrees. Clear. The buildings OF
the Delaware Orphan Home and In
dustrial School, in Wilmington, were
badly damaged by fire.
M Wednesday, Oct 9--Temrerature So,
G7, 20, 5S degrees. Partly cloudy,
William H. Head was appointed post.
master of Wilmington to succeed Hug
UtaBrowne..
Ahursday, Oct 1O--Temperature SO,
Mf4, IS degrees. Foggy, followed by
Fridny, Cot. 1l-Tempsrature GO, ca,
i,uD degrees. Foggy, followed by fair.
Saturday, Oct Temperature 10,
rs, 65 degrees Clea-. Frank y.
fitzpatrick was found dead ia u wagon
Wilmington. Tine body nf William
Sterns, colored, OF Wilmington was
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09
WOMEN ATTACKED BY A NEGRO.

Dover. Jan. 3-While Mrs. t. J.
Stevenson and her sister, Miss Ida
Cooper, were pass the res idence of
James Ii. Todd, opposite the Whining
ton Conference Academy, last night.
they were accosted by negro, who said
there was string on Miss Cooper s
dress. Adding that he would remove
the string the man grabbed NJ ISIS
Cooper by the waist, and attempted to
throw her down. The women screamed,
and the scoundrel He'd, escaping through
an alley. Mis-. Alexine Thompson was
similarly attacked on Bradford street
few nights ago but kept the matter
secret, thinking that announcement of
the attack might alarm the women OF
Dover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

The body of Mrs, Priscilla Thompson,
aged So years, was taken through this
city Thursday to Northeast, Md. for
interment. The funeral took place from
the home OF her nephew, William +.
Thompson, Chester, Pa.
Mrs Ella Murat, wife of William A.
Murst. postmaster at Appiach icola,
Fla, died last n ght week, in her
2lst year. She was the daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs Philip Lind Of 1924 King
street, this city The news OF her death
was sho' * to hei relatives and friends
re tnterment took pace at APP
palachicola,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Woodbury., N. j., Jan, 2, -Artlcles
Of incorporation Of the Ogden Heights
Club have been filed with the county
clerk, with 40 authorized capital Of
500, 600 divided into 1000 shares The
incorporatora are Joseph H. Bailey of
Wilmington, Wayne Il. G. Parker of
Philadelphia, and John o. Wilson CT
Camden. This club will locate at Og-
den, on tine Salem road, few miles
below Woodbury..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Washington, Jan. a--Mrs. Margaret
Edith Rodney yesterday filed notice OF
a motion for an appeal from the decree
recently signed by Justice Haguer, in
the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, granting divorce to Lien
tenant Commander Robert Burton Rcd
ney, u. S. NJ, retired, from her.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Jan. 3. The Hiawatha Coal
Co. of Toledo, o., with capital stock
Of $4,000, filed Its CO: tiiicate of incur-
poration here today.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

john f. Anger of England, form erly
OF this CITY, has invented au automatic
brake for trolley oars,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

After the grip pneumonia or typhoid fever.
take Hoods sarslparill-it restores health and
strength,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-09

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Smyrna times., 1902-08-20
Large Crowds at Brandywlne Summit.

Crowds gathered at Brandywine
eampmeeting to attend "big
services Sunday, and the
meetings were marked by old-time
enthusiasm. Visitors came from all
about the surrounding country, and
numbered in the thousands, making
the attendance larger than for five
wears. Services began at 8 O'Clock,
when Spiritual Director r. H. Adams
conducted love feast, and continued
all day, the congregations being stir
red to the highest pitch of religious
fervor. Rev H. S. Dulaney, of Asbury
M. E. Church, preaching the morning
sermon. Four children were baptized
at the children's service, which was
held at 1.3O o'clock, in charge oi
George W. Todd and Aubrey Vandevel
both of whom made addresses. The
afternoon service was conducted by
Rev. E. H. Dashiel. Rev. W. Il. .
Murry was in charge of the youni
peoples meeting, at $50 O'Clock, AM
the evening sermon was preached b.
Rev. @. w. Prettyman.