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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

Infants Irusses which are not affected
Ry urine. peIspetatlon or water, at Lad les
pepattinent. Belts, sixth and Market
STREETS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mira. Bruce and Miss Mabel Vernon re !.
turned home to-day from Milford from
attending the Christian Endeavor Conven.
tion.
George Il uogue and Miss S. Ella Lem
dermRn viii be married next Wednesday
at the hone OF che bride, No. 4lS Taylor
street.
Howard L. Martin and Miss Bessie Clay
ton, the former oil Chester, were married
ny Friends cerenony at the residence of
the BRIDES mother, at Guyenoaurt. Thurs.
day. Only the immediate relatives were
present.
Joshua Wood celebrated his 18th birth.
day yesterday.
Mr.. Raymond Wilson. OF Middlctown,
Dtelasafe 70 spending q few days with
IrlehdS Ia this clty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27
cherry aud Kerry at 7 tonight.


meeting OF veteran soldiers to which
all the o. A. TX, posts OF the State hays
been invited, will be held at the Audito.
rum ON Tuesday evening. October 80.
The speakers at this meeting Will be
Unitad Stlts5 Senator flawlsy OF Cunnec.
tieut ok Governor James Beaver and
the lion, Marriott BrOsius of Pennsylvania
the Hon. George v Massey OF Doyer and
Colonel BeDjamin Nieids of this city.
mass meeting Is beiug arranged for
the Auditorium during the closing week
OF tpe cam paian. The meeting will he adj
dressed by the Hon. John Daizell of Penn
sylvanla.
The Hon, benjamin Butterworth OF
OHIO will probably speak in this city
during next week. lie has been inyltad
TO do 50 and has consented II Il suitubis
date cnn be arranged
Meeting Tor the instruction OF voters in
matters or registration and voting VII he
heIu every afternoon and evenin. Al The
y, Nj. II, q. clubhouse A voting booth
has been erected there An voters youLg
and Old who want Information aud IN.
struction are invited to tliesa m elings
Out.of town meetings III tue interest of
the republican campaign have been ar
ranged Tor us follows:
Az Delaware lty this evening, Oct 2B.
with Senator HiBgins and WIN. i. Hliles
us speakers.
Al lloekessin to morrow evening, Octo.
Dor n The speakers will lie Senator lllg.
gine, Wiliiam .. Hilles anu FRANCIS NJ
Walker
AT alarshallton on Saturday evening,
Nov 8
At Middletown on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 81.
At Stanton tomorrow evening Octo.
Der 18th The speaker will 10 Hugh q.
browne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27
FIFTH EDITION.


The Pomona Grange OF Kent County
met with Capital Grange of Dover on
Thursday, October IS In regular quarterly
session. Tho attendance was good aud
the meeting was OF q very interesting and
practical nature.
William SaulabuIy. OF Dover, made the
address OF welcome In which lie took 90.
caslon to congratulate the order on the
fact that II had beduously avoided the dis.
cussion Of partisan questions. The dis.
oussion OF suchquestfons had destroyed
organizations.
s. II. Derby addressed the Grange as Its
presiding officer. He advised the mem.
bers to keep In close touch with the ex.
pertinent stations aud to read a daily
paper.
DIR. A. T. Neale delivered the principal
address and answered many suggestions
on variety OF copies. The most itnpor.
tant fact announced In connection with
experiment station work IL that the Della
ware station has succeeded In making
from the dreaded anthr0x.
This disease has been menace to 10
stock owners of Now Castle county; {
now ny properly yacInatlng all cattle VI n
injected farms and all that may be
brought upon them there will he but Iii le
chance for the disease to Affect them
The officers elbcted were: Master. j I'm
Heyd; Overseer. r. O. Bancroft; let tu er.
W. Webb; steward. d. Murray; assist nj
steward, Charloa Bastlan; chaplain, A *
Cole treasurer, Z. H. Bancroft; SO cretu.
j. W. Killen; gate Keeper, Herbert Il en-.
ardson; pomona. Mrs. Heyd; Flora, Kate
Bancroft; Ceres, Jennie Brown.
The next meeting will 10 held In Cam.
den In January.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

Yesterday was tho third day of regis.
fration ami 221B men analliel them lyes
To vote, OF this number 1905 wera white
and 25D colored mon; about 800 tureg uers
were reRistereu.
The total for the first three DAYS of thI,
year is IL 03b comp pared with i2ss1 for
the iirst three days OF 1882 an Increase
Of ll56. The number of colored men re
gisteied for the first three days OF this
year was 1854 compared with 1899 tor tho
hrst three days OF 1892. and Increase Of
e5
Tho figures by wards are: First ward.
III, total for the three da 55S; Second
ward. 2l2. total for tha three days, 1917;
lhird ward 29S totnl for three daye. li4l;
Fourth ward l45. total for three ,tavs,
So; Fifth ward, 247 total for three days
1882; sixth ward. 201. total 1850; Seventh
ward. 2s7. total 2 So kighth wnrd
279 total for three days 1863; Ninth wtr
IA, total for three DAYS l092; Tenth W u
100. total for three days 1911; tlsyan,
ward, as. total for three DAYS 49,; Tw,l h
ward. $50 total for three daya, 63S.
The total num5er Tor the thu three DAYS
Is ID. O5b as com pared to 1851 Tor the II rst
three days OF 1872. This Is "a total increase
of ll56,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27
THIRD EDITION.


RasAG&hEs All BECAUSE II IL FREE.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

The following distinguished cisizens of
Delaware have been furnished with tax
receipts hyde Machine" and under the
protection and care OF Detective barney
Mcfey and backed by Jack McKelyey.
have been registered in the third district
OF the Third ward. giving their place OF
residence at No 1903 Justlson street tho
home OF the notorious "Rucky" McGinnis
VINO Is now serving tenn In New Castle
Tor highway robbery. committed on From
street some time ago. I
Waiter j Blackburn was whipped last
November receiving live lashes
John Lilley, convicted of breaking into
the Shields Library Association. served a
term In Nav Castle :"
Patrick McAteer. a man abont 25 years
old, was registered on aye.
Frank Skilley also Registered on Are.
lie ls abomt 20 OF 20 yeare OF age.
Dennis Waugh is about 70 Years old and
received 10 lashes last November.
surely Barney should hunt IN eome
more respectable and represen tstive
Dem ocrats and have Thorn enjoy thar
franchise in Della ware
Honest men, hard working mechanics.
how do YOU like this way of allowing
men to vote who have forfeited all citi.
2enship In Delaware? What do Won think
OF the way the Democratic officials arc
actingf 40 it not time to have u change?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

Judge Grubb presided at a session of
Orphans Court this morning.
IL A. Stoops end Elizabeth Armstrong,
executors of W. 4. Stoops, deoeused
made return OF the sale Of property in
their charge which was approved and con.
iirmed.
Peter Alrieh. ad mlnistrator OF Robert
Miller, deceased waa granted an order to
sell real estates 10 meet debts against the
estate.
L. Bayard Htisel made return of the
freeholders appointed by the court TO as
sign the do wer of Lydia A. Bright, willow
OF the late VIM. Il. Bright. The return
was approved.
Harry Emm onB presented the petition
OF Mary McHugh, widow Of Jas. MoHugh
waiving her dover
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

The Grand Opera House has been hired
Tor Tuesday. Octoter Both. when the boys
oil ST Joshphs Home will give grand
military ilrill. stall and dumb bell eyer.
else. etc. The celebrated choir of st.
Augustines cuiored church Washington,
D. G., Will ittersperse the exercises with
grand vocal and Instrumental music
mis- entertainment Is Intended as an ex.
hiblt OF WORK do 40 by st, Josept's LeaKue
among the colored psople whilst nj tho
same time ali benefits will 40 towprds
support OF the Institution during this
winter. The home has now 1870 Inmates.
and when the additional now wing will be
completed In a few weeks there will be
room for 200 children. Both pleasure aud
charity can thus be combined in making
this concert grand success. The best
portion OF Wilmington society promises
to be present in order to encourage this
grand and worthy work,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

A pleasant surprise was tendered tn
Mrs. Sarah Gre ham on her 7Oth blrthday
~ her friends last evening at her no me
isSS Gtlpln Avenue and very pleasant
hme was enjoyed by all. Among those
present were: Mrs. Sarah Graham, Mr..
Forrest. Mrs. Rose A. AIaguigan, Mrs.
5ohn Maguigan. Nc. and Mrs. John era.
ham, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Horn, Mrs.
maggie Whitzell, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ".
Abbott. and AIrs. Clara Graham of Cam.
zen N D., Miss Nellie Graham, Miss Mabel
Sraham. Victor Graham. Mr.. Blair, Edw.
montgomery. Music was furnished by
Mr.. Harry. Getteney, VIM. Gatteney, Fra.
xer Robson and Harry Robson,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

a pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Mamie Kitchens. at her home, No.
NV NV rue street, last Thursday evening.
n playing games and other social am use.
ments. They departed at very late
hour. Among those present were: ME-.
end Mrs. Kitchens, Mrs Bristow. Misses
Emma Sprague, Mobile Horsey, Ida Iris.
row. Ella Lopez, Mamie Kitchens, Lulu
fermar. Stella Boyton, Annie Sparks.
Mamie Bryant; Messrs. Charles Grant.
land, Fred Meesick. Wilburt Horsey, Harry
glekinson, Ernest GraptIah CharI, a
pickinson, ByardBrown, MlssouriStookey,
and others
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

There will be Il Prohibition muse meet.
ing held tonight at Fourth and Market
Stfeets, at O'Clock. This meeting will
De addressed by speakers from Chester,
fa,. MI. Sherry. editor of the Chester Is
sue, Will Speak; also AIR. Berry. congress
sionai candidate from Delaware county. ia
expected, Thers will be music, and at the
close OF the meeting good literature will
be distributed.
There will be a meeting held 10 tho Tai
ieyviile Hail tonight at $50 O'clock, al.
dressed by the ney. W. l. White and 9th.
ers from this city. The j. r. King Prohi.
bitiou singers viii. sing.
on Monday next meeting will be held
10 Sheilpot schoo. house at 4 80, TO be ad
dressed 10y the Rev, W. r. Swartz
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27
Dots.

Judge Wales yesterday appointed ap.
praisers to value the ibeled steamer eau.
case. Tho return was made to-day,
Joseph J.. Murray and wife have trans.
ferred lot on Scott street between Sly.
teenth and Delaware avenue to Charles T.
Murray
Susannah s. Gray died this morning
aged 81 years, at her residence, Coz West
Fourth street.
Morris Buck. Front and Walnut died
This morning.
james McCloskey. who was stabbed by
saloon keeper last night. is confined to
his cot at tho homeopathic hospital.
Thursday will he donation day at the
Mlnqnadale Home for Aged Men and
Women.
A class In electricity has been formed at
the Friends school, Another meeting
will he held next week, when new mem.
bars will be enrolled.
One OF Contractor EagaE's horses at
tached to garbage cart No. ran away
yesterday afternoon. breaking the bar.
ness.
Theodore f. Armstrong. chairman OF
the Democratic County Committee, says
he Is not an applicant for the Office OF
: Rrothonotary to succeed Potter ]. Hurty.
Clarence ). RObb. who Is In the employ
OF the George w. Bush d Sons Co., left
heIe ON the barkentine George W. Sweeney
for Galveston, Texas, on October Srd
which was loaded with 100 tons of coal.
and which was to have brought back a
cargo OF lumber for Baah i Sons
A cablegram which stated that the bark
entine had been abandoned but all hands
had been saved and landed In England aud
that no sailed from Liverpool lo.,iay mas
been received.
Giles and Company have purchased tho
undertaking business from William 4
Mitchell at No. 10l7 Market street anu viii
carry on the undertaking business at tie
old stand, succeeding Mr.. Mitchell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

kAmsberger and Son. No. 4Ol King street.
while overhauling several punches OF la.
nanas On Tuesday last. found large
spider nearly as large as his hand, which
ne placed In paper bag for safe keeping.
Anat evening he took the spider up 10
thet stables on Willing street above
sixth and went away without it. In the
morning on opening tile stables he found
me pet Maltese cat lying dead and the
spider gone. The question ls did the
spider Kill the cat, Or what became OF It,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

Local Preachers will hold nm alI.dav
meeting at Madeley Chapel to-morrow.
Love feast, a. m preachiug, 10. 30 a. m, !:
hsv. John McLoughllD. 3 D. M, exper.
asncS meeting. Rev. J. W. Harris; 4. 80 D.
n, W: Y: Harris; 7.3u p. M, preaching.
folio we'd by an exhortatlon and revival in
the evening. All local preachers and OK.
horters are Invited. Entertainment pro.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

The people oil New Castle have been
greatly scared during the past week by a
Lad DOG scare, 1t appears that black
spaniel dog with a register tag 1909, on
its collar visited the city by the river and
IN his mad run bit thirty.rour dogs. These
oogs In turn bit several others and so
powder and shot wsre brought into scr.
vice and the dogs were killed. Tue owner
OF the Dog 1t is said was Jilghman Hope.
well guy Locust street tnis city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

I've clip the following article from the
Harrisburg Call OF yesterday:
The Phoenix Fire Company. of vii.
mington, Del. accompanied by the famo rs
hyatt Military Band, OF the same place.
arrived In the city yesterday, and are the
guests of the Hope Company. No. g. who
are treating them right royalty. The Wis.,
ltors are quarterbd at the CoIu m bus hotel.
Last evening q sAeur kraut feust was tom
dered them at the Hope house. This yen-
ing big banquet will be rendered the
Wilmington ladies.
Last evening the Hyatt Military Band
rendered the Cal a delightful serenade,
~ 10 one OF ths bbst organizations In the
United States and has a wide reputation, V
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

WILMINGTON, DEL. October 27th, 1885,
THEoDoRE Il. ARMSTRONG;. Esq. Chairma n
OF The Dem ocratie Executive Com ittee.
Newark, Delaware. Sir: In view of the
question made about the matter, desire
to state to you and announce to tho pu b.
ITO that shall moi appoint deputy shsriffs
for service for the general election on the
9th OF November as l do not conceive
TINT there ie any bXiRenoy requiring such
service. Yours, truly.
PELRnE GnL,In ShnrlfE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

There was meeting of the Labor Party
" the Auditorium last night. There were
ABOUT Two hundred voters present and to
they hat been deprived OF a position on
0ihciai ballot by Il few Democratic ring.
sfers. j. Alexander Fulton was not present
but through letter he said The only way
70 oe represented was to enter the voting
oooth scratch out the name OF either party
ana substitute the name OF their party
and The men OF their choice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

Bishop Coleman Is to ofIiclate at Dover
tomorrow.
The Rev. John B. Litteel has been elected
assistant Minister at st. Andrews Church
Of this city, and enters upon the dlscharQe
Of his duties tomorrow.
The Rev. Harry Ohesley mas become
rector of the Church OF the Ascension.
Clay mont.
The Rev. +. nj. Munson, now of Stafford
is to begin his duties as rector of Imipan.
ual Church. New Castle, on Thursday nexs
all Saints Day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27
DIED.


duf-ln this city. on The 18th inst Albert
y. Guy son OF Rav. IN. H. aud Lena tiuy
relatives and friends are invf ed to attend
ihe funeral from the resie nce OF his parents
90 u. lflt street. saturday. 2fth lust ut =
ociock p IN. Services ut the house.
GRAY ON October nth, 1924. Suslna j.,
wife of John Gray, asod 81 wears
Relatives ar invited TO attend he funeral
from her late residence. No. b0s West Fourth
street, ON TUESDAY afternoon ut = O'Clock.
lnternent prtvlte-at Wilmington aud
Bramdywlae Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

The Knights OF the Golden Eagle will
participate in the 'l9Jh anniversary pa
radep In Philadelphia on Tuesday even
Ing Oetober3 til Special train over b Is
y. will leave Water and Market str ~ q at
o'cloek and Doll ware avenue at L. to
accommodate all who wish to attend or
witness this parade, which promises O be
the largest order" parade eyer known.
Fare for round trip, Is cents; tickets good
Tor two days. Special train returns ab
II D. IN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27
TEDIOUS SUFFERING FINDS RELIEF

HAvEniILt. N. H.-Many physicians have
pronounced as incurable. dis uses of the ski n
and blobl, Mrs. Hoision of this place aban
doned the old school method and us ID DR.,
kennedy's Favo itc Rene iy and was cure d.
:. II October 1890. AID for a year after Mrs
lipdslon suffered from Il is u sei aulkl 10 bnl,e
She nal always been troubled will salt ltheu IN
Wh'ch aggravated the diseased hmb Pre-
rrptious aud medicines oil all sorts were
used, but with no benefit. Dr. Kenn DIV 4
tnynrite Remedy WAS tried and II drove fhe
poison out of her blood. healei the ulcerous
sores ana resto ell Mrs. llolsdon 10 health
and streng h.
tavorite Rohedy cleanses the hood and
strengthens the moves In cases Of crofuln
anu shit fhenIl, 1T cures where al else fats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

1t 10 said that man named Wood ward
was seen talking to several Democratic
heolers IN Philadelphia a day or two ago,
and therefore 1t would be we'll for The
registrars of the Filth ward to look out
Tor suspicious characters II they do not
wish to be Imposed upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

Before Judge Ball this morning VIM.
White and Q. II. Robnette were fined S3
and costs Tor drunkenhess.
L. Murphy was fined $40 and costs for
disorderly conduct around the T., W. NIB
depot.
Elijah King. colored. was held in $500
Dall Ior hearing On Monday morning on
tina Duckery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

1 AIDES wanted to write at home; SIS
IL weekly; no canyassng. Reply with
stamp Miss Fannie telknor, South Bend,
Ind. ogi-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

Wilmington's n NV water filter Ia at lost
com pleted, but ID will be at least a we Il
b Tore the water Will reach the consumer.
Yesterday afternoon the iirst thoroughly
filtered wa or passed from the mill to ma
reservoir. IL Will not reaol the consumer
earlier than Week Tor the reason that the
water has to be pun ed into the larpe
Reservoir and tfen discharged into o
other and from thence into the q ryiee
mains ! h reservoir holds ABOUT slx days
RuIDIV.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

The Wilmington High School foot bali
seven yesterday defeated the Chester
nigh School eleven In game OF foot ball
BY the score OF IL too.
Inc game between the Y. NJ. G. A, and
delaware ollege elevens. which was to
have been played this afternoon, has bean
dsolared off. The team can only pIay
0Olloge teams f'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

SYMPToMS-h lois ure intense itching md
stluRnEi most 1t night; worse ny Ss'ratchinp
IL allowed TO continue. tunoEs form whith
aiien bic Il ani nicerute. becoming vtry
sore eMAfhE piNt MEST stops tHe Itching
ciees remoF eathe tumor, At d ugp ists or b v
mai; Tor 20 eents Dr. swayne & Son. Phiia-
dolphin. $50"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-27

me Park Commission will plant about
twenty-five maple, hickory. oak, beach
and tulip trees In the Kirk wood PARK next
Inesdny. These trees will be brought
Nom West Chester, as trees from that re.
Rion always thrive we'll