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CARNEGIE's VIEWS.
He Thinks Harrison VIII BE the Next
President-The Mckinley Biu's Effects.


President-Che Mckinley Biil's Effects.
New ORLEANS, LA, February 10
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, the millionaire
iron manufacturer Of Pittsburg, Pa, ar
rived in New Orleans yesterday morn
ing. In an interview Mr.. Carnegie
said:
president Harrison will be the nomi-
nee Of the Republican party at the next
campaign, and he will be elected, even
If the whole undivided and solid Demo-
cratic party stands arrayed against
hiu.
"All the talk about Mr.. Blaine's re-
tiremeut from the cabinet is nonsensi-
cal. tie will not withdraw. As to the
Silver bill l believe that will pass the
House, but il will fail in tho Senate.
Even II it does pass the latter body the
President will veto the bill, Relative TO
the iron industry l can say that the
Mckinley bill has been blessing, not
only to manufacturers, but also to the
wOrkiugmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
TYPHUs FEVER,
The Disease Has Spread Considerably
None in Chicago.

None In Chicago.
New York, February 16.-Two
Italians supposed to be suffering from
typbus fever were brought here last
night from Trenton, n. j., and are now
under observation by the health author
tiles. Two additional cases were re-
ported here to-day. The total number
OF cases detained is sc.
There are five cases Of typhus fever
in Valatie, Columbia county, in fam
lily Of Russian Hebrews. The village is
Wild with excitement. The stricken
family came over on the steamer Mas
silir.
Health officers at Philadelphia stated
this mOrnimng that they had located II
Of the IS emigrantS from the fever in
fected steamer MaSsillia, in the italian
quarter. But thus far, had discovered
no evidence Of typhuS among them.
After a careful inspection by the city
health authorities of Chicago, the fol-
lowing despatch was sent here tonight:
There is no typhus fever in Chicago. J"
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,,o-s..,np sIperia,s Population.

WARSAW, February l6:-A large num-
har. of arrests continue TO be made here IN
Connection with the alleged Nihilist plots.
There were recently arrested here $50 per-
sons They were sent to St. Petersburg
and from there they were sent in exile to
Siberia. There were sixteen political pris-
ooers in the Warsaw citadel.
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The Result ofa Boycott.
- 0-.I....,.-, IN yh1 RsO{sffr

GRAFTON, w. Va, February 16.-The
well-known and popular bottling house oi
Warder & Hardie was boycotted by the
saloon men of our town on learning that
c. E. Compton had taken the place of Fer,
ROLL Ware 10 run the delivery wagon, but
was promptly removed on Monday when
the firm consented to again place Ware at
his old position. This is Grafton's trst
experience in boycott.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
On the Combine.

TnEyToS, ". j., February 1.-THE As
sembly Committee on Railroads will tc-
day consult with the Attorney General
relative 70 the resolution affecting the
Reading railroad combine, as adopted last
night, and win then de.sl.e On the mode OF
procedure. II Is expected that the leading
officials of the railroad will be summoned 70
testify during the investigation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
A Reception TO MIS- BallIngton Booth.

CHIcAeo. February 16.-Mrs. Ballington
Rooth. commander OF the Salvation Army,
was given a reception here last night oy
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Borden. large num-
Der of prominent society people were pres
ent, and TO them Mrs. Booth expialneo IA
Setsil the work of the Army. Among the
e-,ests were ex-senator and Mrs Charles
Farwell and Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer.
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threatened With Inundation.

PIrrsRURG, February r6.-Parker Clty
Is again threatened with inurdation. The
ice gorge reported yesterday 6roSe n the
afternoon but lodged lev niles oeIoW the
town and the ice IS piled higner thah ever.
me- river is rising rapidly and great alarm
= feIt bv the residents. kilograms We're
received here this afternoon asking for I'M
mediate aid in breaking the gorge to pre-
vent the destruction Of property. IL IS
probable a special train with dynamite VIII
be dispatched 70 Parker AZ once, and an
EFFORT made 10 blow up the gorge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
FAST DAYS REVOKED.
An Order from the Pope Revolving Fast
Days in Influenza Districts.

CINCINNATI, o., February l6.-Under
an order Of Pope Leo KILL, dated at
Rome. January IA, 1892, giving Roman
Catholic clergy in regions where infu-
enza prevails authority TO absolve the
faithful from fasting and abstinence on
certain days and seasons, Archbishop
Elder has promulgated an order to be
read IN every church in his diocese
granting this apostolic indulgence.
This not only abolishes the fast FRI
day but other church fast days. Prom
inent Roman Catholics say that those
familiar with the slowness with which
Papal orders are revoked incline 20 the
belief that most OF the church fast days
will never be resumed.
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For Passing Counterfeit Money.
,,eiaI 7ei.oram 10 the REGISTER.

SptcidI Iett0FIiH 70 tHe HsVE"VU'
PAKKERsDURG, w. VA, February 10
Robert Poole, young farmer who resides
near st. Marys, was arrested today by
United States Deputy Marshal Poe, for at
tempting to pass counterfeit money. Poole
was brought here today aad given pre-
liminary trial before Commissioner Iav-
enner, who held him in the sum OF Sl,Voo 70
answer an Indictment.
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An Investigation Ordered.

SPECIAL Telegram 10 The Re0is'sr.
COLUMBUS, o., February l6.-Governor
NJcKiniev to-day ordered an investigation
made OF the reported cruelties TO patients
in tbe Athens Insane Asylum. II is said
that patients have been beaten with straps
until the skin was taken from their BACKS,
and dosed with narcotics 10 Keep them quiet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
canadian Cut Nail Makers.

ST.. JoHx, n. B, February l6.-All the
c,,t nail manufacturers of Canada
mad a meeting here to-day. which
resulted in the union OF east
arm and western associations and the
sdoption of a card list Of extras which
now obtains all over the continent with
the exception that the base price Is muca
higher than the American base price.
slight advance was made over present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
Five Jurors Secured

Svee.al telegram to the Register
COLUMBUS, o., February l6.-Five Jurors
have been secured 10 sit in the I. j.
Elliot trial after nine DAYS work. Ihese
are w. H. Daugherty, George A; Elsey'
w. J. Shriver. Ed. A. Harrison and T. W.
Pheneger. all farmers.
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Prntected New ideas.

Sls-i1l TtlsgTGn % fhs hs7istsT
WASHINGTON, d. @, February l6.-Ine
following patents have been issued 10
west Virginians: To John w. Cain, o.
Rusk. w. Va, for fruit picker; TO Edwin
q. Ewing and j. II. Packer, Of Wheeling,
for Corrugated ceiling; 70 George +.
Hobbs. Of Wheeling, for a jar cap spanner.
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rrnhus At ritt.hurc.

PTrsBURG, February 16.-The Health
Department were notified this morning Of
q case Of typhus fever at llS5 Penn avenue.
The building is occupied by Italian BARRIERS
aud the victim is one Of the Massila immi-
grants.
mediate steps will be taken 10 stamp out
the disease.
The afflicted immigrant is Angelo Mate
n. Of Naples. He SAID when the Massila
reached New York DR.. Massi told the i'm
migrants not 10 say anything about the
sickness or they would be kept in the ship.
They were allowed 10 come ashore, and
Matera went to Philadelphia and then
came to PittSburg,
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Fear Typhus in Cleveland.
a.;,, Tsy,,ro,n IN The Re0istsT.

CoLUMBus, O., February l6-The State
BOARD of Health received information to-
dav that three Of the emigrants who ar
rived on the typhus fever infected ship,
Messalia. went 70 Cleveland. An effort to
locate them will be made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17

to do anything at present on the Silver
bill.
On the question Of which subject, the
tariff or silver shall be taken up, IL is
evident that the Democrats are greatly
divided. Noconclusions will be reached
with reference to ii for some days and
meanwhile the anti-silver men believe
that the greater delay they can secure,
the better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
sbor, I'm BIZ Aeeeast..

WAsHrSns,Ioss' Hrn,nos .bsrir Of this franxun.s u..
Thomas &. = IS short 10 bis account. gaoa'
bondsiSen .i~nsd all bis property ss os' Ia
BlsfS saIasnsa pa bat this VIII not e''
shortage
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..,,.,. commIftsa for Trial;

LosDox, February lo'Ui u,.Is.1l ~ - "a to
VINO were arrested IN "sn "sns..ioa ex.
chsfse aaiss u Tor az unlawful pdrPoss we're t ,S-
Piosis's, sos,-,,,,ed r FOR trial Ball wss ~
usy .nsy,dsS n the sum OF 1900 e4cn' ana NV
anrefies Of $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17

Although many remedies are pushed INTO %
the market by spicy advertisements LIZ
Bulls Cough Syrup stiu takes the lead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17

"What shall l dop' the maiden cried.
"He will be here tonight and my hands
are chapped; however, have bottle Of
Salvation Oh"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-17
CATHOLIC CONGRESS.
An Important Letter Concerning it
Sent Over 10 Rome
BY REV. .MR.KUHLNAN ANDOTHERS

Who Oppose ihs Pians Laid Down for the Congress
by Archbishop Ireland and Nsnbsr Of High
Church Digniariss in This Country.
Temporal Pows. Of Catholic Education.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

Nearly 200 fine custom made over
coats that have not been called fol
will be sncriiieed at the Liverpool y
London Tailors, 521 Market street.
Decided bargains II you eau be fitted.
We have made prices that must move
them quickly and effect clear saving
to you from so to IS cents ON the dol.
lar. To illustrate fine dress oyercoats
90. were made for SiS; sevseal styles
OF kersey overo outs, S. were made for
go; fancy, light colors, elegant. over
coats. $40 and Sl2, were made for 835
and $50; larges storm oveFcoats IN great
variety, 20 and IS, worth three times
the money.
The sale Is now on and will
continue until they arr alt
sold. Such an opportunity will never
come again, AMI we trust you will
promptly avail yourself Of It. Tie
goods are fresh. and OF our own relia-
BILE make for this seasons sales; also
several coats and vests and panCs.
90 % pants for %. 600. $500 pants for
~. so. Remember, this sale will only
last q short time. Como early and se-
cure your choice. Liverpool Il Lon
don 1allors. 53i Market street. Open
until o O'Clock, Saturday IL O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

The home OF Mr.. Andrew Querey No
2l20 Market street. last evening was
the meeting place Of many young
friends Ut himself and family. each
one OF whom took a mysterious look
INK package, which upon being opened
proved to be an addition to Mis-. Q9
larder. The young folts-- ads and
lassies-took full possession Of the
house. and a right royal time they had
OF II, playing games. etc. The music
was furnished by John Query. son.
who was quite an expert performer
on the mouth-organ. All those who
witnessed the antics OF Mr.. jacob
Dresh can testify to the fund of amuse-
ment he created for the benefit OF all
present. Among those there were;
John Jones. Howard Holden. High
Adams, Geo. Baylis, Geo. LOomis, Jas.
Rodgers. John Rehfuss. VIM. Thom :
son. Howard QuiKley. john Carter.
Chas- Bullock. Frank Morrison. Jacob
presh. Jim Dresh, Annie Dresh, Trecy
Lenca, Katie Lynch. Agnes McMaster.
Ellie Morrison. Lulie Hilburg. Mary
Knight. Mamie Powers. Carrie Hamil-
ton. Flora FULLERTON, Maggie Adams,
Ellie Sewell. Maggie Querey, Lettie
Querey, Maggie Thompson, Rachel
Rehfuss.
Alta seasonable hour they returned
TO their respective homes well pleased
and satisfied with the evenings pro-
ceedtngs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

Book choosing. Harder
and harder every year-un-
less you know what you want.
Not ole in a hundred goes to
tie Book counter with mind
made up. Not one in ten but
buys almost haphazard in the
Holiday rush there's such a
choice of editions, bindings
and all that, even when you
know the author and the
book.
Not a bit of need for this
uncertainty. You can bring
all Holiday Bookdom to
your easy chair-side if you
wish. Rub a nickel right and
the Book News genii will be
at your elbow-magic glass
and magic carpet as well.
148 big pages damned full
of just the words about Books
that a book.wise friend would
use to give you pointers.
And there are sample pic.
turcs-ninety OF them-pick-
ed from the Books of the
season, and now and then
illu strative bits of letterpress.
Read December Book News
and you needn't stumble in
the December Bool; picking.
Book News is &c a copy,
SOC year.
Hools Store, Thirteenth street.
Half a dozen HOLIDAY
! Books:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

The broad aisles are al.
most entirely cleared Of
goods that visitors may cir
culate freely through the
store. The room is ample
for the moro than one hun.
bred thousand persons that
come on single days in The
Holiday season.
Remember that there are
now three, entrances onChest.
nut street: The majority seek
the centre, Arcade. You
will however find more en-
trance room at the doors
near Thirteenth or Juniper
After you enter seek tho
cross aisles where you may
have much freedom and tinC
many of the greatest attrac
tions of the store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

TIM Delaware Grange Ia holding its
annual session In Wilmington aud its
proceedings are Of most Interesting
character. The grange 10 composed
Of the most Intelligent and Influential
farmers Of the State. They have met
together to transact not only local
routine business pertaining to their
order. but to devise ways and means
by which the interests OF agriculture
may be enhanced. The address OF
Worthy Master John 9, Higgins lays
before us the leading aims and objects
OF tho Changers.
His address will be read with the
greatest OF interest by the farmers of
Delaware. Lecturer Higgins has q
word to say favorable to the equaliza-
ton OF taxes. This principle Is q cor
rect one. IL itcould DO carried out. We,
however. with friend Higgins, hope
the time will soon come when all uu-
Just restrictions shall be removedefrom
our Delaware farmers. The Grange
deserves the greatest OF credit Tor
keeping aloof from taking a part In
politics. Upon this subject MIR. Hig.
gina says;
while passing through o great
political contest and after having
done so ANAL a part in educating the
forces engaged in IL in all Of the States
of the Union the ermine OF the grange
has not received one stain. Other far
mers' organizations have merged into
political parties or have ceased to be
the grange lives"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14
49,


John W. Mccall. who has tried the
Burlington Cure for tntemperanoe,
with satisfactory result thus far, Wis
tied Ell1ton, Md, on Monday. In or,
der to distribute some $50 copies oil
the REPUBLICAN, OF Saturday which
contained an account of his treatment
and reformation after years OF suffer
Ing, and although he met on the cars
a number of friends supplied with bot
ties, he withstood the temptation to
drink. and returned home perfectly
sober. His reformation Is really graft
flying to bis friends and Is well calcu.
lated to lead others who. are similarly
afflicted, to try the same kind of treat
nent. with the reasonable hope of OBJ.
tainlng the master of their appetltes
and regaining respectable standing
In the community.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

-, ,-,
Inc report OF the Levy Gourt yester-
day was given In yesterdays hEPusLI-
business was after wards transacted;
MT. Donaitsoh, uellliQueut LAX col
lector TOE Nhlte Clay Creek hundred.
presented piii Tor Eo.oo Ior stanp s
used In sendlng out ollls TO uelln'
Quehts. Action was postponed until
tine next msetln8:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

The Board of Water Commissioners
met In regular session last night.
Most OF the session WIS devoted to the
examining OF plans for tlltaI to b.
placed at the City Mill pumping sta
ton. Commissioners Smith und Pick
ella. who have just returned from ru-
coma recommended that the filter be
secured.
The litter will be in elk sections and
will cover about 10000 square feet
The tiltering process Is very simple.
The water enters the filter and at once
comes In contact with pieces OF Iron,
thus forming peroxide of iron out OF
the water impurities. Then the i'm
purities are congulated by the air.
Tne water then passes through beC
of sand and is then ready for drinking
purposes. The work will be commano
ed as soon us the weather permits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

The Philadelphia. Chester, Whining
ton and Lewes Steamship Company,
owners OF the burned steamer Excel
sior, will replace her by the steamer
State OF Georgia, which they have re-
Gently purchased. She h handsome
and well-equipped boat and will Je
fitted up In elaborate style, to render
the best service. 1t Is rumored that
there will be opposition by tire owners
OF the steamer tity of New York, which
is also Ia and fully equipped
boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

Tie store is redolent with
the fragrance of the hun
dreds of pine trees. The
great Christmas Tree, brilliant
and beautiful, is in the tran
sept Delighted crowds Ell
Joy it, and we are told that
it is by far the most crafty
ing store decoration ever
seen here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

Notwithstanding the threatening
weather this morning the King street
market was well attended, ard the
ruling prices were as follows
Butter, 30 To 80 cents pound; eggs,
~ to Is cents dozen; white potatoes
Is cents Il hall peck sweet potatoes, Is
u "a cents half peck, OF - cents a
basket, apples, u to IS cents q half
pc * beels 5 cents "A bunch.
lettuce.S to cents head ;parsnips.
cruts n bunch, spinach, 10 cents a
hI!f peek; cabbage, to ! cents n hend
turkeys ID to ID cents q pound, chick.
chs. 5 to 80 4 palr, geese, 80 cenlH
to AIS each, ducks Sd cents to Sl,2l
pair; rabbits, 4.beto 80 cents eachi wild
ducks. 80 cents TO Sl25 a pair; quail,
81 y to $3.50 dozen; musk rats. IL
cents each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

Hope Eneampment, knights of sa
maria M. ID. met at Peter thlppy's'
18TH r. ct above Marke', on Dec. Stl'
when tie following resolution was
II 5se |:
Resolved. That all mcmbcrs, delin'
qusut OF not that will b. present next
Thursday evening, Dee. 18th, will be-
enrolled on the books as iiran cia
members anu thGs3 who do not, vii
he tlnIinancIal. BY order OF the En-
cam pmsnt Chairman, GEO. CHIPPEY
sec, has. Cuippay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14
WANAMAkER'S.
wedaes lay, Dec. IA lssa
Open evenings till Christmas

Outside of Paris there is no
store with Holiday prepare
ton to equal Wanamake's.
And it is doubtful if either
of the great Paris stores can
show so many different sorts
of Holiday goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

Fox hunters who have ''headquar-
ters in the saddle and all who delight
in riding horse hack or in holding
the ribbons behind stylish team,
will doubtless be pleased to learn that
Salvation OIL will readily heal saddle
gals and gals from the collar or
traces so that the chafed animal need
not have to stop work. 1t should he
kept In every stable. rs cents. At all
dealers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14
Volunteers are satisfied

meeting of tho Delaware State
Framau's Association was hilI last
night for the purpose of preparing a
remnn7tranee against paid tire de-
partmert. committee was appoint
ed to 10 the work The Legislative
committee appointed consisted OF Dem
Ills y Shields, Mseeaeoe; VI. j. Cor
man, Reliance: Amos A. Eastourn,
Liberty Jacob kopp. Fame Hose; j.
Ennis of Newark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

A meeting Of the Womeu's Indian
Association was held at No. 1909 West
Eighth street on Monday. 1t was re-
ported that n barrel of goods had been
sent to Indian Territory. The barrel
contained 100 pieces of wearing ap.
parol beside number of pieces oil
other clothing and some Christmas
presents for the scholars In the schools
there. The committee wishes to ex
tend thanks TO the ladies Of the asso,
the barrel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

Some people are wholly Indifferent
to tue effect of the sudden changes in
the physical condition of the atmos-
phere. Whether cold or warm. damp
or dry, they will go out OF doors
without making any change in their
apparel. The consequence Is, n heavy
cold is contracted. What would be-
come Of such thouglftless people with
out DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

The Holiday Bazaar is an
assembly OF Toys and Fancy
Goods collected from severa
socks aud offered for sale in
the Carpet store, second
floor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

P. W. worrT,ll. OF Kenneth Square
has sold out Eis livery stable In Della
ware City to Frauk Phillips OF that
place. and Mr.. Worrall has returned
TO Kenneth, bringing with him three
fine race horses-Fred South Jersey
PaOhln and Victor b. All have exc ell
lent records.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

Eight outof ten cases of d,phtheria,
or spreading quiusy, or ord mary sore
throat from colds, etc, are cured by
Dr. Slmms' White pulmOnlG Balslm.
inwardiv, and Dr. SiIum5' White Lint
ment outwarily. For coughs. etc.
Medicine Ptrlor. AZ Market street.
Sold by druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

The III anniversary of the Friend.
ship Fire Company will be celebrated
by ball In the Armory on the night
OF December ~. Joseph II, Smith,
Roland Hpperger. W. G.. Iiebrundt,
James Glacklns and Isaac Darlington
comprise the committee of arrange
mont6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

There was SIS, 57S.2l reported in the
bank at the meeting OF the Street and
Sewer Department last night. The
regular pay-rolls were ordered paid.
The residents of Kentmere sent com
munication asking that the streets
there be repaired. Tho matter was
laid over for the present The direct
ors decided to meet again to night to
consider q number of bills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

The managers OF tho spelling bee
have decided hat the contest be held
in no Institute Hail on the evening Of
December - fhe rink could not be
secured. Fifty spoilers are wanted
but there was only twenty.ona regis
tered up to yesterday The committee
ia very anxious that fifty more persons
send in their naInrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-14

worl,men tore out tho door Mt No.
100 West .saventh street this morning,
preparatory to placing large wash
ing machine in the the building. which
MIR James Stidham has rented, who
viii engage in the laundry business as
soon as he hts tho neCe Ssary maChin.
cry placed IN pos ton. tic has already
Teen promised consider able work.