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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-05
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,

ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS XIX.
= oopted. 49,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-05
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EDITOR AND PRoPRIEroR.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-05
A Gentleman

VINO formerly resided in Connecticut. but
VINO now resides In Honolulu, writes. arEo-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-05

" Business hours from ? a. n. to4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
VlrusyaN! sE1hlaG
A Serious Point Definitely
Settled.
It is a Question Which Interests
Women as Well as Men.
The Matter Just Now One G
Special Significance.

Two prominent business men say
the same thing.
Owing to the high position they oc.
cupy in the business world, their
word may be taken by all as the abso
Lutte truth.
F: NJ, Plgott, Esq, is n well-known
resident OF Dola, w. w.. and HE
words have 10 uncertain meaning.
For some moGths," he said. l had
been troubled with nervous dyspepsia
and palpitation of tho heart with
symptoms OF nervous weakness and
paralysis.
Il had taken treatment from soms
Of our best physicians but they die
not cure mo. | had continually fall
on OF in weight from $50 to l45 lbs.
when was Induced by our druggist
II. S. Ogden of Sardls, to try DR.
GreeEe's Nervura blood and nerv
remedy.
Il was surprised Mt tho benefit 1 re
celved from the use of this medicine
All those very annoying troubles hav
left me nd actually ga ned 10 lbs
in 81 days. am now using the secont
bottle of the Nervura and weigh II
lbs. This s,trib all to this splen
did medicine. l. is the best remedy T.
help the SICK and cure suff.rlng hu
mainly. 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
mainly.

Mr.. Paul E. Kirchner is a young
and prominent man, residing at 81.
Nenderventer Avenue, Astoria, l..
He says:
have boon sufferer from dread
full dyspepsia, terrible nervousness
and palpltatlon of the heart for foul
years.
Il have been 80 bad that I had Ia
give up my business l was fearful
ly nervous and could not sleeT
nights. after lying awake half the
night. would have to lie on m,
stomach and put my hand on my
heart, was SO nervous and had sucl
pnipitation,
Il would get up mornings feeling
tired and Dragged out, conll not eai
anything for breakfast and thought
every second that was going to dror
dead. 1.... .......
81 tried doctors all over and none
conld help me. / went to Mt. Sinai
hospital and the doctors there could
not help me.
II finally gave up all hope of being
cured FOR 1 was q total wreck. On,
dayI saw un advertisement of d.
. Greene's Nervmra blood and nerv
remedy in the Evening World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

The r publiolns OF Ohio have be
come thoroughly aroused in regard to
the Importance OF the coming election
on the second Tuesday OF Noven Der.
and the Indications are that Governor
Mckinley will have at least 30, COO ma
iority. The people are Disguised with
the course pursued by the Democratic
party. and the attendance ut the pub
lie meetings have boon surprise TO
friend and foe. Hence 1t is inferred
that tho lesson which will be admins
tered to the free traders and theii
nb.ttors will not be forgotten b.
them for at least quarter OF cen
fury. Governor Mckinley has shown
conclusively in his speeches that
tariff is only tax when levied ol
articles that we do not produce in gu
country. and that when it ia imposed
OH articles that our people can pro
duce such articles have invariabl!
been cheapened. .z..
His illustrations and figures hay
been such that the people recogR!z
the correctness of Ii conclusions, an
they are prepared to emphasize then
with their ballots. Little will be hear
OF Neal and his free trade cohorts s
Ohio after the ides OF next November
as the Buckeyes will bury them 6
deeply that the hand of resurrectio
will not reach them until they hay
shinged their tactics and learne
wisdom through the practical lesson
impaired by the growth and prosper
BY OF tho country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
in SENATE AND HOUSE.
M. Morgan Renows Hts ATTACKS on Il
Row York senator.

NOW fork sNnntor.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lo.-Yesterday's ses
sion of the senate lasted from 10 a. m. un-
til 5;15 p. m, when another recess was
taken. The main object of these recesses,
instead of regular adjournments, is to cut
off the time for morning business, which
may be extended to two hours. The de
bate on the repeal bill did not touch the
bill at all, except incidentally. It pro
gressed first on Mr.. Dolph's motion to
amend the journal of Monday, which after
couple of hours was laid on the table by
vote of As to 3, and then, ON like mo-
tion by Mr.. Teller, because his own name
did not appear on the journal, he having
been present at a roll call and not having
answered There were many interesting
and exciting interiocutory statements
made. Mr.. Morgan was more than usually
bitter in his attacks upon Mr.. Hill, whom
he spoke OF as an astute politician who
would fly back and forth like weavera
shuttle, and again, al one of those who
rose to the surface like bubbles on stag
naut pool and exploded, leaving behind
only mephitic odors Mr.. Hill took no no.
tice OF these attacks upon him, but after
wards got into colloquy with Senator
Daniel, in which he declared, with much
emphasis 1.-THE remark being received with
great applause), that, IL the presiding OIL
Ger agreed with him, the bill would pass
in spite of all distractions.
The only incident Of note In the house
was a personal controversy between
Messrs. Geary OF California, and Warner
of New York, over the New York and New
Jersey bridge bill. 1t was question OF
veracty, and both gentlemen were rather
excited, but the speaker was firm in pre-
serving order, and the gentlemen became
Gained. The bill was passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Tho celebration OF the sixth anniver-
lsary OF Wilmington Division. No. 224.
of the Order OF Railroad Conductors
at tho Opera House this evening, con.
lstitutes one Of the most important
and interesting events in our city the
present week. The railroad business
lis one OF the greatest In our country
and the conductors form one Of the
most essential portions of the force
necessary to prosperity and the proper
accommodation OF tho public. They
are as rule meritorious men, and
for their faithtulnass, honesty and po'
likeness they deserve great credit.
We arc glad to SEQ them enjoy them
selves, and hope the anniversary will
iprove as bright oasls In a life which
although ever changing, must become
rather monotonous. Their program
for this evening is such as to insure n
rich musical treat, and theprovlslon
made for the banquet indicates both
physical as we'll as mental enjoyment,
las the menu will be first class and the
speeches enllvening and celebrating
Long lifa to the conductors and healtl
, and prosperity to every member oil
+ the order. and also to their wivee ant
: little ones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Il tried a bottle and as soon as | had
taken about hall Of It Logan to feel
better. have now taken two bottles
ard half and am fsellng first ratio.
now feel stroug and vigorous and car
work all right.
Il say that this wonderful medicine.
DR. Grecne's Nervu.a blood aud nerv,
remedy is the greatest III 'dicine ever
discovered.
1t is fact that this remedy cures
Aud II II will cure such serious am
long standing troubles as the above
how much more easily and surely vii
it cure all the ordinary complaints o
Hif--s;;omaeh. liver. kidney troubles
constitutions. hetdfche. nervousness
slpeplessugs3 and the poor God. veal
nerves and low VT lily and debility.
= 1t ia the IL st mo ir4ne possible Il
take for H. " II e va YOU health an,
strength Il i pure y vegetable an,
harmless. Indeed 1t Is the discover.
AMI prescription Of tho we'll know
Dr. Greene. o. % W, l4h Street, Ney
Y5tk, wso =i5=tha most Aurcasgfu
specialist in curing nervous an
chronic disease. Aui VINO can tn COZ
suiten free, persono'ir, + by letter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

The break in the river bank of the
Cherry Island Marsh Company Ii
nothing like as bad as has been repro
sented, and the owners should MAXI
arrangements to repair tho Same at as
eirly day as practtcable,as the lonseI
II lie delayed the moro work will be re
required The water now flows oYel
the banks on the rise OF every tide. ant
the break is becoming greater ever.
day, If 1t was repaired at once tn
cost would not exceed two or tire
hundred dollars but II left until mex
spring 1t will be twice thai sum. !
the menagors OF the company detcl
mine that it will not pay to keep L
the bonks they had better present III
. Island TO the Dredging Company, an
II will prevent the aame from beeom
Ing nuisance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Senator Hi on tuesday referred 10
q remark made by Mr. Morgan In re-
grid to tho decision Of the Supreme
Court that Speaks Reed was right IN
counting quorum, and related the
anecdote Of tho lawyer whoreld u pn.za
out Of Blackstone, rot for the pm
peso OF convincing the justice hi
merely to show wI-ata fool D,a'hston,
was"
So Mr.. Hill cited the decision of the
Supreme Court, not to show that Slr
Morgan was wronE-ror that gen.ia
mau was always rlsht-but to shoP
what fool the Supreme Court hat
made OF itself. This hits Gray US WEI
~ Morgan, and tic coterio of Soma
tors. who III their hatre to straight
forward methods, always refer to eS
Speaker kesd in words OF opprobriuln
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19


There are many indications that the
Senators are not entirely Indifferent
TO public opinion and are beginning TO
realize that something must soon be
done or they will be forced 20 go on
record as being utterly incapable OF
administering tho affairs OF the coun-
Try. After session OF eleven weeks,
with majority in both branches OF
Congress, we may say little or nothing
has been accomplished. The President
has exerted his influence, aud used his
patronage to stimulate action, without
any favorable result. In fact he Ia at
powerless as PiRiny In the hands Of 1
Giant, and 1t seems that in the Senate
there are few disposed to do him rever
ence or pay any regard to his wishes
There is certainly a screw loose
somewhere and tho advocates Of the
repeal OF the silver purchase act must
realize their own impotence. They
came into Office with great Tourist
OF trumpsts, but now they must fee
ike crawling into hole and pulling
tho hole in after them. Such puerilit,
can only DO equalled by the fable o
the mountain that was in labor an,
brought forth mouse. II they hat
a leader who was really sincere in hi;
purpose, something might have beer
accomplished. but with halt hearted
NOR. who prefer an adherence to Of,
Anticipated rulings to the welfare U
thS country, little progress can bt
mado. II the Jonahs and Arnoldi
could be eliminated, the work the Son
ate was called to do, could soon b,
accomplished. and the danger witt
which the finances OF tho country i
Threatened would be aycrted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

At the Nebraska station an effort was
made to ascertain the actual cost of farm
crops. Tho crops were given ordinar.
farm treatment. Labor was charge
against tho fields at the uniform rate
10 cents per hour. The profit on a Gro
depends upon its cost and its markr
price. The cost is more largely rnd''
the farmers control, tho market pric
being affected by demand and supply
Hickman wheat, yielding 4os bushei
per acre. cost 1871 cents per bushel in tn
granary; Tuscan Island Red yielded y
bushels at a cost of 10 2-5 cents; lrol'
clad. 2sI bushels. at % 2-5 cents; Extr
Early Red. 80 bushels, at &c 2-5 cents
Iandreth White. So l-0 bushels, at n
i cents. White Winter rye yielded 81
bushels at 80 4-5 cents; Prize Cluste
oats. "a 4-5 bushels, at ia cents; Ger
TENN. White corn. 43 2-5 bushels,
!. 23 20 cents; Leaning corn, 400 and Al
4 bushels, at Is cents; timothy and re
clover hay, nearly three tons per acr
1 at cost of si.27 per ton. The cost OF
/ crop depends upon the weather, Il
Price of labor, the fertility and previo'
treatment of the soil and the skill
the farmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

EAsToN, Pa, Oct. 19.-The synod OF
Pennsylvania, which opened here this
morning, is composed Of "a presbyteries,
with 1,ol6 ministers. 1889 elders. 1,18s
churches and 1871 900 communicate mem
bers at last accounts The congregations
raised in 1892 1850, 600 for congregational
expenses, $685., 900 for miscellaneous OBJ
jects, 500, 600 for home missions, s2i4, 900
for foreign missions, and over $780, 600 for
other church work. The officers are Rev.
William C. Cook, ID, of Wheeling. W.
Va, moderator; Rev. Robert Hunter, OF
Philadelphia, vice moderator; Rev. James
Roberts, ID, of Colwyn, stated clerk
Rev. John J. Bercaw, DID, Erving's
Mills, permanent clerk, and John H. Watt
PHILADELPHIA treasurer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Senator Hill OF New York hit Sena
tor Morgan of Alabama under the
fifth rib when he asseverates his life.
long devotion to the constitution" b,
asking II he had not supported another
constitution during the late un
pleasantness? Senator Morgan Should
take heed or one of The juvenile ND
starts may hit him again, or in othel
words the scene of David and Golial
may hs re-enacted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

PROVIDENCE, Oct. ia ferocious bat
tie took place between the two royal Ben
gal tigers in the Roger Williams parh
menagerie, in which Prince, noted ami
NAL, was killed by Princess, his no lesi
noted mate. Prince was the aggressor
and Princess, Infatuated by the attack
| few at her mate, and in the terrible com
bat that ensued, tore his throat and heat
into pieces. Princess is said to be tn
handsomest tiRress in captivity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Or !. y. Wpirh rrWoVed cancer
from the face Of Mr.. Banner, at Sixth
an X stre t., this morning attn
n tral' mont OF Huuut two w-eks. The
=dneroi : Taiussties tor this aillic'iOI
appear To he growing in popularity
atlI applicants for relief are coming
from various seGuOu4 # tho country
T ~ advantages or tha piastBr over the
inifa IL 30 apparent Nat il needs III
CO mment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. oct 10 1898

Those beautiful close-fit,
ting. full.skirted Coats with
capes are at the top notch Of
Fashions favor for women's
wear. Braid trimmed, OF
course-almost everything is
braid trimmed nowadays
maybe with fur, too. Won.
derfully pretty combinations.
We got the brightest ideas
of the Paris modistes in
these things early in the
season and the foremost
makers in America have
, been busy reproducing then
ever since. Result: not ever
Paris OF London can show
the duplicate of this stock.
One whole section OF thu
great Wrap store is give
over to Women's Capes
Coats and Paletots made 0
, the choicest Velour du Nord
Hundreds of styles,
Fur trimmed and bralde,
:. Paletots up to $3.50 ; a wol
!. derfuIly attractive line a
+ $40 to $25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Senator Gray was very much con.
cerned about cheap dinner kettles be-
fore the election, but he does not seem
to have the least concern about get.
ting something to put in them. They
may well say I'VE asked for bread and
you have given us stone, instead OF
fish you have treated US with ser.
lpent." ------
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
rnrRsDAY, OCTOBER IL, lsas.


We would request persons who
want the REPUBLICAN served at theil
fesidences ana can't get It regular
nom tho many carriers. TO leave theii
names and tho number OF their resi-
dences ut our oilIce aud we will try tc
supply them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
TO CLOTHING BUYERS !!

In order to convert large stock of ready-made
clothing into cash have concluded to make
duction from our low prices of per cent from this
The stock and has been selected with great
for this fall trade and includes Mems Boys and Chill
drens Suits Overcoats and Odd Pants; all and de-
srabe goods But want to sell them We the
cash-hence this big nducement Every Suit Overcoat
or Pants are marked in plain figures. Among the goods
many Suits, Pants and Overcoats of make.
All go reduction Every transaction guaranteed
satisfactory money refunded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19


is where you c,tn get everything you
want for your tani We have pure
honey, two pounds for Il cents, We hay0
our new 10 Try IL. No .l4vor c.iu rouI-
par0 with our Iieit st tea Ncni snew
buoKwheat. new prunes, new evaporated
peaches, nov pruuelia3, new lsiIis aud
currants. We navO coffee 30, a. o. -,
rs L"nts anu ~ low as 10 efits. II Is good
coffee, too. New crduberries sell raising
Hour grihd cake iiot.r. IL MA es deli
cious BISCUITS, We will sell this week u
good udrro of ilour for VI. Two b ~ of
uAc llent Hour ut 20 cen s. VIII opeu oar
spiccd luil mackr el and herring TO-DAY
IN herring ; itue California crinkled
sweet rs, 8 cents. New l'mss. new
beans. fno irish dulc dcsiccatvd COCOA
NUT, 10 q nts. DuLterInilk soap. soap
chips AJAX T. -ogp chips. fi,est ing
10 C Gaming house. IL saves women.
lot OF fine new broons. Good dreamer
batter and fresh eggs Rlw ys an hand.
hut ypn don't scc ask ,Or; We bH, ~:
II, NJ. Hli;R- south al CORNER nth AID
King JtreetsL oi4-6tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19


after a protracted
Illness, aged about
60. Years ago Mrs.
Blackwell was one
of the best known
female lecturers in
the United States,
and for years was
a regular attend
ant at presidential
nominating con.
ventions, always
speaking eloquent
ly for the cause to
W h 10 h s h e had
given the bestyears
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19


oTlCE-I Frank PhillipB the tenant
IN and occupant of the house siiua ed
School districts Nos 81 and u, known
- the kobiuson Hous G. ft Delaware Guy,
Ia He'd Lion hundred. county of New
Jas lie. and the State of Delaware, In
compliance with the requiIeme T. OF the
ct of the Go ersl Assembly in such caso
made aud provided. 10 h reDy give notice
nat shall apply In writing TO the Judges
II the Court Of General Sessions
I the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
tate OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
uunty, on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF
tuSeinber. A. ID. is 3 being the next
erm oil said court, for license for said
ouse for the sale therein of Intoxicating
ipuoTs in quantities less than one
luart. DO DRUM; on this premise
nd the following respectable Citizens
Il said districts. ut least sIx of " HON are
allstantial freeholders OF said distr cts
commend the said application. viz:
X Pennington Chas W jefferson
Vaie b Holiday
T. Gheats John ] 1iorRer
j Mes liz Philip Eorgrr
20 W eybuld w T. iteybold
/ ert j Swan W A davidson
los c heGves Il, ment Reeves
Warren w A Jester
" @ Price
l7s3as FRANK PHILbirs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

Senator Roger J. Mills in his sposch
on Tuesday night 1T the nail on tn
head when he placed the responsibility
OF the inaction IN tie Sentts upon the
members of the Democratic pl ty. by
such bulls eve shots Tho pnopo will be
able to geo tho hypocliGy OF the meI
who pretend to go forward, hut like .
bI.ky team are always seeking an ex
euse to ily back on their Aaunches.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

"Hol You say your prayers every might
and morning, do yoush jeered the bad lit
tie boy. Eyes, and so would you If yor
had - do it or take licEin," replied thu
rnod ltttle hoy firmly Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

LONDON, Oct. 19,-The Birley colliers al
Sheffield, employing $500 men, reopened
this morning. The old rate of wages will
be paid The mine owners will meet tn,
men with an independent chairman t.
discuss the justice of tho proposed reduc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
nECH.--NAIr

A quiet wedding was celebrated yes
terday afternoon at the district par
sonnge In this city. The contracting
parties were William j.. Beck and Miss
Hattie j. Vail. both of Delaware City
Presiding Elder l.. E. Barrett per
formed the ceremony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

MRS. BLACKWELL. of her life. AS q
lecturer she ranked with Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe and Anna Dickinson In the latter's
palmiest days, and was always in demand
for lecture courses. She was not heard so
often as Miss Dickinson, however. as she
devoted much time to literature. She was
best known by her maiden name. Lucy
Stone
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 19.-James Hen
uings, of Christiana, aged SO, who lately
Inherited fortune from Ireland, went to
Compassyille, Chester county, and became
involved in drunken row, during which
he was dubbed to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19
pRAKE--IoHNsoN.

Harry Drake and Miss Nellie John
son We're married at the home OF the
brides parents, at Ninth and Van Blu
rem streets last evening. A number oil
relatives and friends saw the cere
mony. The best man WIS Waltol
Miss Horn WIS bridesmaid, The cere
mony WAS performed by the Rov. L.
b. Cook. ID. D. Mr.. and Mrs. Drake
left for the Worlds Fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

NASHVILLE, Oct. 10. - Monroe Sails
bury's Directum lowered his own record
by ~ seconds at Cumberland park, and
at the same time made the fastest time
ever trotted in race, The time by quar-
ters was: 30; l.OB1S; /. "a; 205A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

rHtHer' 30" MI" D"uE"r'r "'PHyNfH1eu'
CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Three persons named
Sternbloth from Hampden, O., father
aged 90 years; daughter, 81, and a son
10, lost their lives In the Raisor hotel, q
Worlds fair structure. through their ig
norance of gas and gas fixtures, having
been asphyxiated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

An Egyptian mummy would mako
l'most as good presiding officer in
IN the [. $. Senate as Vigo.lresideht
Stevenson. 1t Is true that he has vitality
TO get in and ous Of his chair, but lie
d Powerless to huaten the transaction
Of business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

This evening sesstoh c0ugeueI at
$50 O'Clock. Rev NJ d, BaJGD k OF
Brown Memorial Church, Baillmofn
pteacnod upon the Eoyalty of the
fresUyterians to luelr church. Tue
Lords supper was tHen par:aken Of
and aljoaruiuon, Was iIade
In tue Aldltortu,n To n.Sht thare
viii he a ger oral meeting OF TIE SYnod
of baltiuiore and the Preshy tariaH
congregations of the city A cEpra-
OF 2uD voices, under the direction o.
Professor ely mcT, viii furnish tut
Singing All tho Tristan Luisnyol
Societies are Invited to attend. as /,
everybody VI every de- omluatiu:i
Kew. hobert L. Speur. Jr., OF Now YOFt
city. and Rev. llr. s. Z, M,shard. o.
! Ogden Gtah. will be tile speakers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-19

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct 1.-the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania won yesterdays foot
ball game from Lehigh by the score of 81
to