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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
Sreie StdSfe.

8 a m b T q. 9ie Sam6ure.
Qmeritas2 inie unb bic SamburgsSiib'
ameritaniide 2inie baben bic 0srein,
barune g%etroffen, 9emeiniam cine
2inie Rem Yorts9raiilien ein3urid.
ten. Ser 3onfIitt 3piI6en ben
S4iffss@ eie1idaften unb benz @ersin
Der Sffi3isrs Der SanbelSmarint
idsint Der 20iune nate gu fein. 8eiot
Sbeile baben gntsegentommen telpie'
fen. Der 8er6dnb tat bic friibere gts.
folution. ipel9e feinen Wit9lieoern UNI
tsrfdote. Bel elmer 9eVsQ'6dft in
3ienIt gu treten, tpelfe bic llrterseih'
nung Der Nustrittss GrttGrung for,
berte, a~ufgebotsn. 9ies laBt ben
Sffi3iereu freie !Sanb. unb ouf Der
anberen Seite 6aben ms6rere GsIeG'
idaftsn ibre 5orosrung. bag ibre
Sffi5isre aus benz 8srsir oustrsten
%folten. 3uriid9enommen.
9ergebprf f. 6ier purbe Ger
beS Maubmorbe5 an ben Gheleuten
.Sermfete IN S6cniro'tect peroaftl9s
golt Seebau'sn rsr6nTtst,
8urb apen. Die @smeinbt
aurbaben bat Stabtre6te erbolten.
sic erbdlt einen MagiItrat unb cine
8iirgerpertretung. DE Ratbmdnner.
bic bon ben 9iirserbsrtretern gstpG6ti
tpsrben. eriuiblsn ibrsrfeits init ben
giirgerpertretern auf - Sabre einen
9iir9ermeiIter. Gr nirb bonn bams
burgiiden Senat als Der oberiten Bee
boroe oes Stats bsItGtigt.
6 ii b d. Snfolee bes 8iertrieges
bei6lofen nunmebr 100 Gaittpirtfe
enb9iltig bic Grbauung elmer @snoIs
feni9aftsbrduerei, ppl5ogen bic Gjriin>
bnng Der Genofienfdaft unb aeihneten
has erforferli6e aapital, 10 bab bas
u%nterne9men 9eii6ert 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15

1901 gum eriienmal 5uIammengetree
ten, bat ii6 aufaeloit. 0ds SauS oers
bient inIofern telontere @ripG6nunJ,
ais e8 bic critic 0Iterrei6ii6e' Sam
mer, bic zines natiirliden Spbes itdrb,
mar. Seine grDBte 2eiitung mar bic
Nnno6me bes 0e1ebes, Dur6 peltes
bo5 oQQemeine Sttmmrs6t etngefiibrt
piro. 9o8 neue parliament, oefen
@abt i'm Mdi erfoIgt, piro ouf benz
o[gemeinen Stimmrs6t baiirt ietr. -
Der iriibere Observation-Disclosures Or. b.
Sartel lit geitorbeu.
9 qIou. Die Gimme beS p%arItors
hsnen 8ronprin3en RuooIf BON DETER
reid, 5rau Warie Redoorf, lit bier,
SO Sabre alt, geitorten.
Snnsbrud d. BON gunoertopf
cling bis 8u ben erTten Sduiern bes
Snnsbruder @prprtes S0ttiug cine
@inoIatpine nieoer. sic rib auf
ibrem Deg in elmer 8rstte BON 500
Metern beiterieitS BEN Wolo nieoer.
&arts + a b. Die beriibmten
QueQen BON &arlsbao 1oQeu infolge
bon 8ergpertsdrbeiten. bic in ibrer
GtGbe betrieben perben, ~gsfdbroet fetn.
Sine SpmmiiIion, pel9e nit @or'
nabme BON unteriudungen uno Be
ridteritdttun9 iiber bic @inptrtung
bieTer Qrbeiten arf bic Nlteaen beaufz
mar, bat It4 babin ousgeIpro6en, baB
bic 9(rbeiten eingeiteat tperoen foQten.
Qin5 a. Der Sber0 erreiAtT6en
gduoeTeuI9oft 6ier Iinb bic 8aumeis
Iterarbeiten bes StaatsDabnbofes in
Salsbur9 be5iebungsipeiIe bic llms
unb Neubouten pbigsn 8ubnbofes
iibertragen pproen.
qrag, Die bisiiae beutide lint
perfitGt bat aus QnIaB bes goIoenen
SottoriubilGiims bes 9egriinbers Der
mobernen Waferbeiltunoe, Sofraths
profe7pr Or. @tlbelm Winternib in
@ien, bas i6m BON Der prager meois
ainiIdeu SatuItdt i'm Sabre 1857 aus
geIteQte Oottorbiplom %erneuert.
pref burg g. !Sier tit baS pa
lais glffp Elm Raub Der 5lammen
eeporoen. Mit benz paGais Iinb iiters
aus pertApolle aunitI6dBe serItOrt
porben.
Mieb. Ger 45idbri9e 2otomotips
fiibrer Sobann SaIiner aus GbenIee
puroe Rom S6neepflug etner 2otpmos
tire erfabt, pobei tbm Elm Sub obges
fabren purbe. SINS &rantenbaIs
no6 WeIS iiberqefiibrt, lit er ben err
Iittenen inneren 0~erlebungen erle9en.
Sao5. Die in Bieu perItorbene
S6rtftItelersptttpe SoIefine 8ali'
pnba. cine Geburti9e Saa3erin, bat
Der StaotGemeinbe Gau3 100000
&ronen fir %bumanitGre S%tiftungen
binterla1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
BGrttemG erd.

g tutt g art t. 9a5 bti9Dfli6e
O%roinariat bat ben 0ompfarrer Woz
Ter gu Ieinem @ertreter in Der Gritsn
Sammer getpdbIt; bic epangeIii9s
GanbeSiprooe ben prGiioenten b. GEL
Ter. Der aud gum @oriieenben Der Sps
nooe beitimmt puroe. Der bier
lebeuoe pbiIoIopb pnb prsubiI9e
Nirtttde @eteime Ratb Gbllarb ,3els
Ter. Der Ne1tor Der 9erliner lniperIi
tat, begging bas biomantene Subildrm
ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bo am IL.
Scnuar 1847 Der bamals 33id6rtge
SIbtnaer Yricatco3snt ais ouBsrs
orcentlider profeirr Der 1beolo9ie
ndd Bern terufen purce, = Der
fra6ere SuitijminiIhr b. Safer lift &C.
itorben.
g obtenbero g. Die geiitesees
it0rte G6efrou oe5 Iftoroanten So
bann SrGn,er fat iDrea Mann erIdois
fen u1o bonn iid ielbIt getDbtet.
SuI59ries. gei rem GinItur3
zines Sellers itno brei Nrteiter pers
iNiitttt iroroen. Smci oapon lpurosn
ais 2Ftfan, Ger brittle idlrer perlebt
aus ben Triimnern beroprge5ogen.
3 ii + ugen. Sier beging Der
profeHor Der tlaIIiI6sn pbilologie,
9r. S6pate. bic ~5OiG9riae Doctor
jubelfeier.
Il | m. prdiibent q. D. 5r. b. 9ons
bDffer, fri9er 2a1o9erihtSprGIibent in
llIm, 1T i'm Glitter bon 70 Subren ses
Itnrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
2Ne&fen6nr9.

g d tp r n. Die 8etrugsaffGre
in Der QanoesirrenunitaIt ST. Ga9Iens
berq nimmt INNER grDbere 0tmenIios
men an. Neuerbtngs nuroen pieoer
Elm friiberer Oberpdrter, Elm 8ubbals
ter unb elm SofIdla6ter, Der Naarsa
I~ieferte, perbaftet. Die llnterIu9un9
pGbrt nun I9on iiber Elm Sabr. SO
banoelt fi6 nm 8etrG9e bon 100000
Bis 100000 Mart. Sm QauTe bss
SribjaGrS fol- bic SuuptCerbano(una,
gu Der ettpa 100 3eugen gu Iaoen Iino,
Itattfinben. l,-a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15

81 eg 8 burg. Ser ngones
ride 8oft8bote" gtrg fdufti9 in ben
9eIiB bes Observation-Disclosures Rifaro
Neubaus Gier iiber. Der baS gtatt
f~infti9tiu in ieinsr %eigenen 0ruderei
berIteGer lriro. Ser .0oltS6ote" Nib
Elm Ii6eraIes glott bleiben.
BoInsad Of. Die WiiGerbrauerei
in Rei6erts1ofen lit aus benz 9eIibe
bes Miaae( Sod1usr in BEN oes 8aoer
8inber in Sngolitaot iitergegangen.
Ger Yreis betrdgt 10000 Mart.
20 ii T 3 B urg. SIN Ilter bon
SO Sdbren perTtarb bier Der S6erlebe
rer unb &rei5Tholar6 @eorg uhl. Mit
BEN YerItorteren lit poht Der dItefte
attire Qebrer 9opernS aus benz 2ebsn
geI6ieoer. ubt pirtte 81 Sabre ais
2ebrer am Eieii9en Srauen3uAtbaus.
at,a Der 1strinpfnl,.
Sat er5laut n. Re6tss
uno @eneralagent 9aIentin Sein3, Der
ipegen untrele ere. perbaftet ipuroe, III
i'm bieiieen &rantenbduIe einem
S6lasanfaQ erlegsn. Seine 2sbenss
perii3erungSprGmie BON $4,000 Wart
fGlt ben Sontur8gldubiqern onbsim.
b 10 | g s + a e II. Die ItGotis
ihen elettriT6sn Strabenbabnen pers
ei~nnabmten I'M Sabre 1906 518 1854
Mart gegen 453,340 Mart i'm 8ors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
SGmeia.

Ser II. Oos &egierungsitott6ols
teromt in Bern lueigerte iid, bic Be-
%sibigunq t~iir3liGb n%eugetpdblter 20
StabtrGt6e poraune9meu, neil Itarte
WoblunregslmGbigteiten oor9etommer
ieien, bic cine neue Grmittlun9 bes
WablreiuItats n6tbtg MAIDEN.
3 il r / d. Der 8nnton8rdtb be-
fdloB einItimmig bic Henopation bes
3iiri6e,iT6m Earthquakes, beren So
ften etpn 100000 6rancs betragerl.
9dfeG. I'm Stele beS na9 @0ts
tingen iitergeIiecetten prcfefors Or.
Gouuro Saufmann bon 9a'el 1T Der
priputoo3ent an Der llniceriitdt Bern,
Or. meo. GrnTt Seotneer aus S6dffs
bouIen, gum Experimentation profeIs
for Der p~atbolo9iihen Inatomie in
8o3el ernannt porcen. - Der priouts
oo5ent Or. e. Seer in 9aiel bat ben
Huf mad 6sioelberg ais Nahfolger
@isrorot8 in eer Qeitung Der ainoer'
flint n2uiIenbeiIanItaIt' an9enoms
men.
Nppen3etl. 9as ben Grsms
ben i'm CONNER fart beTuhte 9onters
bob lit pouitdnoiq obgebraunt. BUR
bic Ne6engebGuO. tonntsn g~ersttet tper'
ben.
ct. @oGter. Sm Sunton Ct.
Ballen lit bic algemsir, unentgeltlide
geerbioung in &raTt qetreten.
S6urgau. Sr WeinfeIosn Itorb
i'm Otter bon 40 Sc6ren =. Sitter,
9irettor Der S6urgauiIdsn 9%untonal'
bdnf.
% b r q. Sn ponts be
Wartel feierte Maoame llranie 0uz
bois i1ren 100. 0eburtst1d, umqsben
BON 60 glohtommen; ter dlteIte Sptn
lit Is Sabre ait. bos dltei.s Gnteltino
81. bds dlte'te llrenteltino 26 nno
oas GlteIte llrurentsltino 6 Sabre.
sc d II b er q Selepb o n.
Der Yferoebdn0ler SOB in S0pentd.
9ran6enburg, purbe aus @oIen teles
pbonif6 gebeten, er m0ge iobalo pie
mDgIi9 mad 9o'en tommen. oa bort
rim GROCER Yferoetransport cingetroffen
lei. Die Gelegenbeit iei GuBerit GIN
fig, quite uno biGige YFeroe gu taus
fen. SOB itedte cine grobe @eIoiumme
gu iid uno fubr auf Dem 3tpeirdo mad
Goien. OILS er tur3 por Der Staot Die
Spreebriids p%uiiiren poate. itiir5te aus
Dem Sinterbalt Elm unbetannter Wann
uno idIug i'm pom RaOe berunter.
Gur5 oarauf erf6ien Elm 3peitsr Weges
Iaeerer uno fiel ii6sr ben GAMBLER Der.
Nah langem Ringsn 9sIong es jeoo6
Sob. nuf ieinem Raoe gu enttommsn.
Sn GoTen sriubr sr, Oub Die Nadridt
BON oen Rdubsrn berriibrte. Die Sbds
Ter tonnter ni6t ermittsIt perben.
S0bIe m q arbenb a u
fem. Sin Wa~ursrasIe0e aus Der
NGbe BON guoberg, R%beinpropin3,
mar, na6oem er i'm psrfIpfsnsn 5riibs
iabr aus eirem Srantenbauie entlaHen
iporoen mar uno tur5e 3eit gu 9auie
augsbra6t bate, plobli4 peri6puns
ben. WGbreno 0es Sommsrs fpuroe
er muir Elm ein5iges Wal nit einsm
Gpaten auf Dem 5elos bsobohtet; Damn
perIor iiG jeoe Spur BON ibm. 44s
No&fori9urgen paren perseblid. Qlls
absr leBtbtn elm Guts6siibsr ieinen
Getrsioeoorrotb orei6en ppIlte. fonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
@fScn6nra.

9eGmen b o #. Die Noros
beutI9e Wollfdmmerei uub aamms
gatnipirnerti in Gelmenborit bat benz
olher hnrni7E''e Mnffi teilTtTf'crperein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15

gum 9au Der Seilitdtte bel 8iloess
baulen 10000 Mfart 0I5 @eI6ent
iiberipieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15

9edlineIouTeu erridtet Der Stadt nit
einem SoItenoufpann bon 100000
Mart erpbe Wrbeitertplonien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15

EaHe 5ur Iciie ms Nnslano be.
Iorst &. Nainr, vi. 413, Cit.yalti.
more'StraRe, nabe Goitnm Aoe.
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@eferreiG.

80 ie n. 0a5 oiterreidiIde QGges
oronc,enFal3. relG,S IL S.anuar
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Gffa6- Sot6rinSen.

g trab BURG 9. 9ier 1T bas
groBe @arniIonla3aretb nieoerges
brannt. lleberaus i9nea perbreitete
Ii6 bas perbeerenbe Glement iiber bic
gauge 2%nItalt uno baour6 gerietben
bic 3ohlrei6en patienten, pel6e ouBer
Stanbe tuaren, ii9 ielbIt gu belfen, in
bic b04ite 2ebensgefabr. @liidli6ers
tpetIe gelang. ipenn aud nur nit tnaps
per Totb, Die Hettung 4ller.
3 enoorf. gei Der Ye3irtss
taaspdbt i'm Stanton BuIsnoorf iiegte
Der 9anbioat Der literalen l~otbringis
i6en Grippe nit 1879 Stimmen ses
gen bas Centrum, bas 1895 Sttms
men er9telt.
81 ii / bau n. Gin Musfetier
be5 4. babiT6en Snfanteries Regiments
prin3 Wiltelm Nr. 112 lit bier in
9aft genommen porben. als er 3ipet
Iran5oIen Elm p~robeipsiie bereeiteatss
Gepe6rmobea auslieferte. Mit ibm
fpurben aid bic beioen 5rembltnge in
Saft genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
SaOen.

&arl g + e. No6 Mittbets
Iunge1 bs3 Stuotratbs bat bic Staots
gelneinoe bel ben .SubildumSfeierli6s
tsiten go. @e5urtStag bes 8robbers
3ogS) i'm pori9en Ssrb't insgeiammt
$4,000 Marf o%usqegeben. Oapon
entfailen auf bic Soften Der Qanos
ipirtbI6aftsausIte(lun $4,000 Marf,
Der @nrten6auausiteIIung $4,000
Mart, Der itaotgeIhi6tliden NusIte(s
lung 400 Wort. Gingenommen tpurs
ben aus Der Observation-Disclosures
Qu5itellllng 10000 Mart, aus Der
Gartenbuuaustelung 22.OCO Wart,
aus Der itaot9eidi6tlihsn Q~usIteQung
$4,000 Wnrt, aus ben @ott56eluFis
gungen 1000 Wart. Ter NorouI6ldq
puroe I'M 8un3en I'm 21.000 Start
iiberI6ritten. 0eitorben fino bier
Der SoF6u1bdnbler q. piqmeD.r uno
Der e6enalige 8eii5er oes bstarnten
Sotet5 Sum GeiIt," Sarl Sees.
W ann e / m. Der q Sabre
ate 0tas'6teifsr 2ubtpig 0a6ler. Der
feline 8elis6te, bic 30 Sabre alte Or
b%eiterin geitbo Gdrtnsr aus 9restau,
aus GiferIu6t getootet bate. puros
BON S4ipurgeri6t gu elmer 3uht.
hausitrafe BON flint Su6ren psrur'
tbeilt.
Son It 3. Der Subpentionss
ontrao tes Gtabtrat6es. 100000
5rancS "a fonos perbu" fir etnt
9buroaucahn 8onitarS WsinIsloen.
Wil gu bepiQigen, tpuroe I'M 8Irger:
ousfhuB einHimmig onqenommen.
1for3heim m. Sier lit zines Der
otten Mitetteoer Der i'm Sabre 1900
aufget0Iten Tt0beraenoiienidaft, Gbris
ftopb 8erni9. im otter BON 80 Sab
rem geitor6en.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
OUR CARD BASKET.
Personal and Social News ChrOnieled 4
During the Week.

c. NJ. Tatman is in Philadelphia thi:
week.
Mrs. William Roach is visiting hel
sister near Denton, Md.
Mrs. Florence Harrington is visiting
her daughter in Virginia.
Mrs. w. L. Hunter, of Greenwood, is
visiting Mrs. L. B. Graves.
William shockley, Of Dover, visited
Milford relatives this week.
Miss Virginia H. Salavan spent Sun.
day last with Seaford friends.
William Peters, Of Chester, Pa, is
visiting relatives and friends in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Truitt, of
Wilmington, are visiting his parents.
J. Hall Anderson and his sister Ann
are visiting their cousins atReistertown,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Tucker, of near
Greenwood, were Milford visitors this
week,
Mrs. Mary A. Williams and her
mother are spending two weeks at Re-
hobOth.
Mrs. Willis Carey and son and Mrs.
J. w. Prettyman are visiting in George
town this week.
Mrs. e. T. w. Williams is visiting
relatives and friends in Philadelphia
md Camden, M
Mrs Kensey Jones, Of Glendale, is
VISITING her daughter, Mrs. Frederick
White, in Camden, N. ].
Edward ]. Melvin and two of his
hildren, Of Philadelphia, are visiting
elatIves and friends in Milford.
Miss Aline Johnson, Of Philadelphia,
visiting her sister, Miss Mollie D.
ohnsOn, on Montgomery street.
Mrs. Harry Lack and daughter, Of q
few Brunswick, N. j., are the guests
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Prettyman. f
Mrs. George H. Baynum and Miss Z
essie Ratcliff attended the funeral of p
aptsin Samuel r. Smith in Philadel. e
hia this week.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Base Ball.

There will be two games here on
Decoration Day between Lewes and
Milford. One game at 10 O'Clock in
the morning, and the final in the
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Harrington Base Ball team
came to Milford last Friday and cross
ed bats with the boys of the High
School Of this town. 1t being the
first game Of the season the crowd
was not large, but quite enthusiastic.
The score resulted in a victory for
Milford. Harrington scoring 2 runs
and Milford 6. The return game will
be played at Harrington on Friday az
ternoon, May oath.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
A Bad Runaway.

AS the seven O'Clock whistle blew
last Monday morning, at the Milford
Lumber COmpany's works in South
Milford, an ugly runs way accident
occurred, which resulted in the injury
Of Charles Warren and two horses,
Mr.. Warren had two colts hitched
to the tongue Ofthe wagon and two old
horses in the lead Of them, and was
loading a lot of framing lumber when
the whistle blew. The colts became
frightened and lunged forward, throw
ing them and then dragging them for
twenty yards under thewagon before
they could be stopped. Mr.. Warren
was kicked in the breast and was taken
home in state Of collapse. The horses
were hurt, bnt not seriously. They
were owned by w. I. Simpson.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Milford Ice Plant Sold.

The Milford Ice Plant was sold this
week by George H. Draper to Charles
G. Prettyman at terms which have not
been made public. 1t is in splendid con-
ditiOn and one Of the modern methods
of ice manufacture. Mr.. Prettyman
has been travelling for many years on
the road selling shoes for large factory
and will continue until the close Of
this year that work, and have the ice
business carried on for nina giving it
his attention for two days Of each week.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
To Divide Patronage.

A Aspecial dispatch from Washington
D. c., to the Philadelphia Press, dated
May 10th, says: at was u iaware
Day at the POstoffice Department to-
day, and during the morning Postmas.
ter. General Meyer considered with Sen
ators du Pont and Richardson and
Burton the question Of
the division Of the pOstoffice patronage
Of that State between the three State
leaders. Assistant Postmaster. General
took an active part in the
Later in the day it was an.
leunced that basis OF an amicable
distribution Of the patronage had been
and that each Of the three
would be recognized"
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Real Estate Sales.

CT. w. Williams, real estate broker,
has sold this week the 81 acre farm To-
Gated / miles north of Houston, Della.
ware, and owned by Mrs. Annie Lord
HynsOn. The purchaser is Jesse T.
ThOrne Of Orange, Massachusetts,, at
private terms. This farm is a very de-
sirable one, as the soil is of most excel.
lent quality, and the location is very
convenient to good markets. We un-,
derstand it is another bargain secured!
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
A Shetland Baby Colt.

"Flash," the Shetland pony owned
by George Marshall Townsend, has
another beautiful baby colt, which came
last Tuesday. It is a lively little fellow
about the size Of hslfgrown setter
dog, and it has besn admired by scores
of folks this week. These little toy
horses are tough as whalebone as driv-
ers, and afford lots Of pleasure for the
and they are absolutely safe
and gentle where the child knows how
to manage team or drive correctly.
Small children have no business with
them, unless accompanied by some
one capable Of driving. n
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Lectures at the High School.

During the past two weeks the High
School has been favored with two splen.
did lectures. On Thursday evening,
May 10th, the Rev. Howard T. Quigg
lectured on "The Tempest; Shakes.
peare's Drama Of the Miraculous, +" and
on Thursday, May 2Srd, George b.
Hynson gave reading from Hamlet"
with comments. Both addresses were
and cannot help but be pro-
ductive Of much good in directing the
tastes of the pupils toward higher lit
erature.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Reception to New Members.

Next Tuesday evening, May 2sth, the
Christian I'ndeavor Society OF the First
Presbyterian Church, will tender a re-
ceptiOn to the new members that have
been received into the church and So
ciety during the year. The reception
will be held in the Sunday School room
and will be a delightful affair. A fine
program of music and reading is being
prepared, and refreshments will be
served. Everyone is invited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Obituary..
DIXIE.

Maria N. Dixie, wife of William G.
Dixie, died at her late residence, corner
Fourth and Washington streets, Mil
ford, Delaware, on Sunday, May 18th,
1907, of acute nephrites and heart dis
ease, aged 6s years, 5months and days.
Interment was made in Kensico Gene.
terry, New York State, May 18th.
SMITH.
Captain Samuel r. Smith, who was
well known to the oldest citizens of
this vicinity and tine Masonic frater-
nifty, died at his home, No. 1920 North
57th street, Philadelphia, on Thursday.
May 18th, 1907, Funeral services were
held at his late home on Tuesday after.
noon and interment made at Wood land
Cemetery.
FRARCE.
DR.. William w. France died at his
residence on North Front street, Mil.
ford, Delaware, on Thursday morning.
May 2Srd, 1907, in the nth year of his
age He was born near Biairstown. N.
j., on January 2lst, 1881, and came to
Delaware about forty-five years ago.
and had practiced dentistry in Milford
'Or the past forty years. He leaves a
widow and one daughter, Mrs. Ira E.
Blazer, Of Phillipsburg, N. J. The
uneral will be held on Saturday after.
loon at II 30 o'clock.
ADKINS.
Miss Eliza Adkins died at her home
N Front street, North Milford, on
donday morning, May 2lst, 1907. She
lad been i'll for several weeks, but her {
cath came sudden and unexpected.
he was born in Milford on January q
lth, 1S49, and was a daughter Of John /
'. and Eliza Hudson Adkins deceased. q
wO brothers and two sisters survive v
er. Funeral services were held at her a
Ite home Wednesday afternoon, Rev. q
Toward T. Quigg officiating, and in. q
rment was made in the Methodist a
piscOpal Cemetery
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
GEORGE BAILEY, GOLORED,
FATALLY HURT At SMYRNA.

AS the result Of a thrilling fight late
last Saturday night in Smyrna George
Bailey, husky mulatto tesmster, for.
merly Of Milford, and the son of Caddie
Hudson, is dead, and Samuel Loaf is
held to answer charge OF causing his
death. Both are colored and lived in
the same house on East street.
On Monday, at an inquest conducted
by Coroner Galloway, Loaf admitted
that he had beaten Bailey over the head
with the stock Of an old gun, but said
he did it to protect himself from the
infuriated man who was chasing him
with knife.
According to the story that came out
at the corOner's inquest, Bailey was
aroused at a late hour Saturday night
by noise in an adjoining room. Get.
ting up he found Bailey chasing Mrs.
Loaf around and trying to strike her
with frying pan.
Loaf says he rushed into the room
and made Bailey stop the attack upon
his wife. This infuriaIed Bailey, who
pulled out big knife and started at !
Loaf. The latter lodged around a table
with Bailey close after him-so close,
in fact. that Bailey once slashed him
on the wrist with the knife blade.
1t was at this juncture, according to
the testimony, that Loaf picked up an
old and uDlOaded musKet and struck
Bailey across the head with it. Bailey
with blood streaming from his forehead
staggered out Of the house. He was
found in the street at daylight Sunday
and was taken to the town lookup,
where he died fifteen minutes later.
Loaf was arrested in Dover by Con-
stable Boyer and taken back to Smyrna {
Monday morning to attend the inquest !
He was on a work train when arrested o
and did not know Of BaiIey's death {
The inquest was held at the office Of
w A FAIRIES. Deputy Attorney Gen. I
eral Satterfield was present, and George n
Cunning was foreman aad Roland n
Moore secretary of the jury. Ten wit 81
1esses were examined, and Loaf HIM
self told Of his encounter with Bailey. =,
The jury decided that Bailey came to =
his death from the loss of blood from a :,
wound in the forehead inflicted by Lozt. :,
Loaf was held without bail to stand r.
rial at the next term Of court and was
emoved to the Dover Jail.
Bailey's remains were sent to Milford al
n Wednesday and inferred in Levi % %
cemetery on Thursday. -
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Birthday Pleasures.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elbert Webb enter.
tained some Of their friends at theirfa farm
home on Tuesday last, in honor Of the
thirteenth birthday anniversary Of their
daughter, Sara. A croquet party con.
sisting Of classmates and teacher was
enjoyed in the early evening, followed
by music by the Fox brothers, and an
abundance Of refreshments. May Miss
5ara's life be one Of happiness and USE
fullness.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
New Lighthouse at Lewes,

United States Engineer Flagler has
awarded to David L. TOOmey Of Brook
lyn, N. Y, the contract for the founda.
tion for the new lighthouse to be erected
on the HarbOr Of Refuge Breakwater
at Lewes, at his bid Of Sl5,OUO.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Will Observe DeeOratlon pay.

Having accepted an invitation Of the
Grand Army to attend memorial SER
vices with them on Sunday morning,
May 26th, all mem bers Of Cmpany B,
Organized Militia of Delaware, are re-
quested to assemble at the Armory at
$50 O'Clock a. m. sharp. TO go to church.
Dress uniform with white gloves will
be worn. Drill on Friday night.
w. f. LANK, Captain Commanding.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
Festival.

The Ladies Aid Society Of Saxton's
M. E. Church, at Bowers, will hold
festival on Friday and Saturday even
ings, May oath and 25th. The proceeds
are to be applied to the expenses Of re-
pairing and painting the church. The
public is cordially invited to meet and
assist them in their efforts.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-24
The BattIeship Delaware.

Secretary Of the Navy Metcalf an
nOunced last Saturday that one Of the
first-class battleships Of the Dread.
naught type will be named for the State
Of Delaware.