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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

to make the depression last until the
next election, II possible. Their
scheme is so plain that some OF tholr
leaders don't deny 1t.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago Record tells OF an interview
which he had with one OF the Republic
can leaders at Washington, who said
that he and his associates intended TO
postpone the passage of the bill as long
as they could, and TO defeat 1t il posi-
BILE. The correspondent asked the
Congressman whether he did not CON
slider the injury that the Industries and
the commercial interests would suffer
by continuing the agitation ana post
poninG the settlement OF pending Ques-
tions that affect their prices and their
profits. To which the statesman re-
piled: That is OF secondary Import
ance. Our first duty is to beat the
BILL" To which the correspondent
adds: Therefore, the Republicans will
prolong the agony as much as possible
although they know that the suspense
and uncertainty are doing more dam
ago to the manufacturers than reduc
ton of duties"
The business OF the country, said the
Republican Legislator is OF secondary
Importance. Commenting on this ut.
terance the Louisville COuricr-JouInal
says that there spoke the soul
Of the Republican party. Every
thing is of secondary Importance
compared with the interests OF the
party. Having brought upon the coun-
try most disastrous panic, which de-
veloped Just after they were turned out
OF power, they now think they will be
enabled 10 delude voters into the belief
that the panic was caused by the ac-
cession OF Democrats to power. They
are, therefore. determined to prolong
the business depression as long as may
be. They need public distress as a
means OF getting back into power.
Therefore, the depression must CON
tinue II they can in any way bring about
continuance. The interests OF bust
ness are secondary consideration. "
That is modern Republicanism for
you. Still the Democrats have no room
for complaint on this score, though the
country has. They have the majority
and the main responsibility is theirs.
Let them get to work and do what the
people have commanded them to do. In
pursuing any other course they are
playing directly into the hands Of the
Republicans and committing political
suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

Prn.sa. pa. January o. Butter
EIgn c.samer. 3Ja.ici DhIo fancy cream.
cry e.aei fau. e1urtr. r0 ZIallc. low
grade and e0osIug 1usIIe
CHFE-E- ohio nrw. llIIr, Sew York.
now 1.aI-.tc Sw.es cheese. ohio tubs.
lfaI3tc. Wisconsin Swiss. lJaI5Lfc
Zoos trctg lr-rh Pounsy.va1ia and
ONO. 3ial-r
Po-iTiT Large live c1Iczous. 5JaGgc
per palr, 1--WE chickens small. a5a4ge.
ducks. 45aJ1c per pair geese GOAL d
per pair; live turkeys -aIc per pound.
dressed chickens. drawn lOallc per pound .
turkeys. llaizc per pound ducks IIaI.c
per pound geese, -aNe per pound
PortroE. Fancy BurOauss. car lots on
track 6.o per busucI; less than car lots. uu
taos b3aojc; other kinds. fja5Je per
D-5Ie.; jersey sweets. O. -JaH I'D per
barre. Baltimore sweets. 8 Oga2 35
CAaHteE- Per loO head. a. OOaG ODD.
barre.
I.rylrs-Purple tops. 40a5Oc Der
bu-ue.
CELERY 20a.Uc per bunch
ItfTtHtctt- Sal 70 per barrel
CAHE-rs-sl -Ja1 90 per barrel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
How to Get Hid Of rramp,.

Af'..tHtrN" nv 100
The Eordes OF traups who now aGffct
the and IKE the iOcusts OF Egypt are
seriously pulling municipal authorf-
ties everywhere. The jail has no ter
ror for the tramp-ln fact. he rather
prefers it, in winter, 10 the hox-car: 100
the jail hs is kept warm, is fed. aud
has nothing 90 DO. We commend 20
these puzzled municipal authorities the
plan adopted Oy the authorities OF Ia
coma. Iu that city there has been
built in the jail species ~ cell which
might be called The Tacoma Torture
Chamber Tor Iramps." DO is abou,
eight feet high and three feet square.
Around the ceiling, tho walls and the
floor there runs perforated ouc-luch
pipe. The tramp Fl. mad. tJ disrobe.
given soap aud brush aud Induced to
enter the t0rture-c uambrr
Then the wa..r.s turned 3h fuII head.
Tho awful lreks and yrls which
emerge from tle to-.are-chamber are
said o. strike terror ~ tho SOU. ~ the
toutest tramp. When tho victim BIAS
been o. eased he strikes out from Ta-
coma, bearing bic tale % horror 90 uu-
numbered tramps. There.ult has been
o marked falling of OF tramp travel ia
that locality. The people OF Tacoma
have discovered how t0 got rid OF the
tramp. They wash h.m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
Not NIentlone Oh serIousIr.

a correspondent OF the state Times
at Weston says there arc only two men
IN Lewis county who can be said to be
candidates for Congress-Audy Edmis-
ton and Louis Bennett. He adds: IL
is true others, besides Messrs. Edmis-
ton and Bennett, have been mentioned,
although not seriously. 1t ia we'll
known fact that w. T.. Lively will re-
ceive good appointment in the Depart
ment OF Justice at Washington, while
IL is equally well known that Hon. A.
a. Lewis mas aspirations in an entire y
different direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

While The Democrats have the ma
jorty and must ta held chiefly re-
sp1n1e for the acts OF omission or
commission 17 Congress tn. Eeuu0-
l'-ar ore not t.ame.ess ay anf means
for t0e delay u the consideration Of
Tue t-rf through the lack o. a
Drum. They arc iu fact re.pon .b.o
ilrI. equal With the Democratic ab.
teltee. They are ou the ground and
could ma.ea quorum az any time. Ilt
they d. oer3ta.y break one one. They
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
VOICE OF THE STATE PRESS.
capehart for Congress-.

WdyH> Ns,-s
Mr. Capehart has so faithfully and
wen represented the interests OF the
people In Congress that there IL q e.
mand FOR him for all the important Of
noes TO be filed In the future. lie is al
ready being strongly urged for nomina-
ton Tor Governor. lie would make a
strong candidate and an excellent ex-
ecutive officer. He would also repre-
sent the people faithfully and diligently
In the Senate, but majority OF the
people In this Congressional district are
OF the opinion that Mr.. Capehart is right
now la the position where he can serve
the people TO the most good. a great
many Democrats believe that he is the
strongest man that can be nominated
for Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
Distribution or TIE COUNTRY
WEALTH

In the Popular science Quarterly Mr.
GroEG-.>N>-9lorNEs, Special Census
on Mortgage Statistics, has an
Derestiug paper on the distribution of
wealth In the Z uited States.
on the census, notwithstanding the
ownership OF farms in twenty-five
States, which SIR. HOLMES believes is
fairly representative OF the whole
country, he bases the statement that
30 per cent % the farm families and 60.
per cent. Of the others are tenants. OF
the farm-owning families 80 per cent.
carry mortgages averaging Sl,l3O each,
on farms OF the average value OF $500.
or other owners OF homes, % per cent.
carry mortgages averaging 81, I39 on an
average valuation o. s3,e54.
The number OF farms in this country
Is about 1890, 900, and the number Of
families occupying homes that are not
farms S., -.laG,152. Mr.. HOLMES
figures out that 1l,5g3,S97 families
are worth sl..25G. .3G3i3. The total
number OF families is put at H.
eqo,l52, and the total wealth at sixty
thousand millions OF dollars. This
shows that 90 per cent OF the families
own only 90 per cent. Of the wealth, or,
in other words. that o per cent. OF the
famiiIas own u per cent OF the wealth.
Taking Mr.. HOLMES estimate for
what 70 IS wortb-aud be Is one OF the
foremost stausuciaas Of tho country
and was selected BY Republican adj
ministratiou as a census onicer lit
shows that ev-Czar ErED is considera-
by on in bis statement that wealth is
quite equally distributed 10 the United
States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
Finds Favorable Response.

hpHfof waterman.
The announcement that Judge w. G..
Bennett, Of Lewis county. may become
candidate for United States Senator
mas a very favorable response ia a
great many Democratic hearts. In the
course OF the gubernatoriai canvass in
1872 the people had opportunity to
learn something of Judge Bennett and
they were Rgreeably impressed with his
intellectual strength, dignity and manly
bearing. Ia seeking for representa-.
tive In the nited States senate il
would be easy for the Democratic party
TO 60 farther and faro worse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OFTHE CLERK OFTHE COUNTY
- Court of OHIO county. state OF West VIZ.
giniA tn tuo futftc- of Inc probate OF The
last fil. aud tcstamen. OF John s.. Trimblo. de-
The object OF the petition fled iu This matter
ON tfo 2-th dat o. December. A. d. 1903 is To-
hHF" a4Wiftei io probate % paper Writing pu--
porting io D. iNe wIlI % John S. IrimbIs do.
ceased. bearing .aIe thH II.u day of Urceu.te-
3. ID l7el md It appearing from the petition
Ned with iae .u my u1I.s tunt r. 3D.. TrimhIe.
Edwin Horuhr1ok Jacob b. Uornbrook Eu-
gene %. Hornhr0o,, Charles u.s.. Horubrook aud
t.dviu ID. Hprnhroos. thr persons who ars
therein and Hy said petition declared "a be I'M.
terested iu The probate % sail viii. are non.
rcsidpnfs OF this State. 10 Dr. ord r-d that thew
do appear 10 my Office iu The CITY % Wheeling
tu tur county and State Aforesaid within one
month after Che date o. the first publication
hereof and do what ls necessary o. protect tbrIr
irterrst IN said matter The hearing OF ssfd
prtuon is eel Tor Tho 10Th day of January A. ID.
1874 a. lO o'clock n m.
Published The fraf t'me December o. -
GEORtE HOOK. Clerk
WHITE g. ALLEN Attorney dsgooswf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

Is THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO County.
i West Virginia. january Rules
Mary L. Neise., plaintiff.
Jc'eph r. Vessel. John VI.
Welsel. Michael t.. Vessel - In Chancsry.
BfesIin, widow II John g.
BreSIn, aud the unknown
heirs st-iaw Of John g. Broslin
deceased. defendants.
The object Of tho above entitled suit IL 10
nattltiou among the hcirs-at-law o. Mary l..
W ei-sl dec, Rsed, lots numbered three four
That part OF the city OF Wheeling in the STATE
or West Virginia, known as South wheeling
and conveyed to Mary H. Weisrl hy deed dated
November 2lst, a. ID. 1875 ami recorded in the
Office OF clerk OF 'he County court al Ohio
countd DO deed book 80 ~ mage 2sl And d
app"AriDg from anidavi.s fled In the Clerks
ohice that tho heirs at-law ~ John g. Breslin
deceased. are uutuowu, and that his widow
$500 bresiin, l- q Nonresident of the State OF
West Nirrinia. TINS order ~ publication rs en-
tered aguiust them. and 10 i- ordered that thew
do appear within one month after tho
his order aud do VIVA, ie gses.asry % %
protect their Interests no is furthrr orders3
quircd bv law.
witne.s John vs.. Mitchell Clerk OF ou- said
Court thc Court House on said county this
ID day OF January. 1904
joins w. MITCHELL. clerk.
Published FIRST time January g. ls0t
Attest. JOIN vs.. MITCHELL. Clark
IwfSc, MELVIN IS RILEY
Ja'oawt Solicitors FOR Complainant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

Brddsrcots review Of trade says that
more than twice rs many mills and fac
tories were started up last week as were
shut down. The fact OF Frightening
business. however, will not stop the
mouth OF the calamity bowler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

KENTUCKY is to he congratulated
upon the nomination OF Senator lind
SAY by acclamaton by the joint Demo-
cratic legislative caucus. Mr.. LINDSAY
is one OF the best and brainiest men in
the United States Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
SUNDAYS REGIsTER.
Condensed kilograms From Yesterdays
Issue.

Issue.
August Worninger has been chosen
assistant postmaster at Huntington.
Another stable burned with four
horses and two mules at Steubenyllle.
lncendiary.
Denver, Col, has offered $50, 600 for
the Corbett-MitcheI fight in case IL
cannot be fought in Florida.
Joe and Sam Hammond, of a gang OF
moonshiners, the worst in this State,
have been captured near Parkersburg.
French and British troops had a bat
tie on the frontiers OF Sierra Leone.
Trouble Of grave nature is imminent.
The Ohio Democracy" will hold
jackson banquet at Columbus tonight.
The greatest OF Democratic leaders OF
Ohio are % be present
In the Treasury Department OF the
Government there is need of prompt ac-
tion for its relief The deficiency will
probably be met by bond bill
This is the anniversary OF the great
battle at New Orleans, during the war
OF 1912, when jackson defeated Pack
enham's forces in such u historic man
ner.
The steel steamer Northwest, the
largest and finest vessel ever Heated on
fresh waters, was launched from Cleve-
land. o.. asst Saturday. The steamer is
3s3 feet in length.
II. G. Pipes, Mayor; Joseph W.
Champe, Recorder, and lnRle Malone,
Perry Nenear, James NcCluskey and
j. g.. Crawford have been elected as
official, Of Cameron.
Tie situation at the Hawaiian islands
Is becoming more serious. There are
fears that Miuister Willis, from this
country, is attempting 90 force the pro-
visi0naI government OF the Islands 10 &C
cede
The following West Virginia postmss-
ters have been comm ssioned. George
G.. GaIuher, az Monongeh: Thomas
Pyles, Of Clyde; Lawrence =. wills. at
Mountain cave, and ~. G.. Feagous, at
Nneataud.
The Democrats Of the House OF Rcp.
reseutatiyes have adopted a resolution
ordering The arrest OF membcrs absent
without leave. The deadlock still con.
tinuas. aud last Saturday there we're
eleven joss than enough Democrats to-
form quorum.
J.. T.. rhanceIlor of parkersburr.
we.l.euowu Democrat w. .veryp prob
ably Doc appointed Supervising luspcc-
tor ni steamboats, for the Ohio river
district. Mr.. thanceU0r's Tame was
brought forward ~ Camden and Con-
gresham Capobart. The position isan
importapt one.
Mr.. O.. g. Fleming, Who was cm.
p'Oyed ON the Andrew jackson saw
mIi. near Iauery, This county. had
Tho great misfortune on last Wedues-
day to slip and fall under tho circular
saw and have portion 0i his foot
uadIY sawed. Dr. j; Il. Frey was
called and amyutated part on tho
manRIed member. and Mr. Fleming fla
bow getting on as nicely a. could be-
hoped iOr -Tcra 1H1 Or0cIc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
Ench Paper Adda One.

ff".toH N'HoCTNf.
Already the papers are mentioning
probable candidates for Governor in
ls96-W. y. Chancellor, James Cape
hart, II. w. Shaw, ID. r. Lucas, j. B.
Sommerville, George w. Tippett, Col.
Robert McEidowney and Ex-Governor
Wilson. To which permit us To add tho
name OF Judge w. G.. Bennett, OF the
Eleventh judicial Circuit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
ConIdu,t Got Him.

"Feller tried to git me terday," grin
ned the old man.
How"
Wanted me to sign or note-but,
Lordy, how / did fool him"
How 500"
81 writ my name on the back nv It,
silt or siRnin' it, an blame me, the idiot
amt foun' it out yi;."-Wa sht,tytoIl
star.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
No walk over for Mason.

ItuNIOTUT FHfFTITIsf.
Hon. \. G. Day ton, Of Philippl, was
in town this week, and we infer from
the extent OF his smile that Mr. Mason
Will not have walk-over next summer.
Tor the Republican nomination. What
few Republicans there are In Randolph
will be solid for Dayton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

An ITEM is going the rounds OF the
press giving per capita debts of the
various States. Among them is West
Virginia. West Virginia has no State
debt. Her constitution forbids one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

SrEAKEE CRISP says there will be no
resort to TOM REEDS method of fore
ing legislation by counting quorum.
This is sound Democratic policy. But
something will have to be done and that
quickly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

You only need make the most super-
Ucial examination TO determine the value
Of the EeEistrr IA AN advertising Tnr-
utum. Publishes more local aud teIe-
graphic news la one issue than any OF
its cont q IN nOrnrIes do In three.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

HoG-THIEF was lynched !n Arkan-
tas the other day. He did not escape
as easily as certain piper's son, christ
ened TON, whose exploit in this line is
famed in song.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
Draining tho Cash,

>trptSrdStoIra H<gist,~
The treasury balance is lower than IL
has been for many years. Two hundred
millions 4 year for pensions is what
drains out the cash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard'S
5otel, and Queens News Stand, Nationa,
GSteL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
From Another Point OF view.

First Monkey-Did yer hear those ex-
pl2rers conversinR just now?
Second Monkey-Yes.
First Monkey wonder il we could
manage TO learn their languageP
second Monkey-I am sure we could.
But where's the use. They don't look
to me as they had any ideas worth com
municating. - WdShtigtOn star.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
No Eye ON Conrre...

Gi>BrHe D.mOcrat.
We learn from various sources that
j. ;. Withers has no notion Of Congress,
but will be 4 candidate for LEGISLATURE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
Too Many Il. NJ $.

Sh@Ui|rdsfoirH IL. yiS'tr
There are too many Republican post
masters in West Virginia. Give 'em a
rest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Ruffner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
DIED.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS. January :. 1904 az Elm
Grove, GEORGIA sNVwDgN, wife Of John Nc
Curdl.
Funeral will take place on Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. Interment at Stone Church Gem
etery. Friends or the family are Invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders NJ
the Wheeling ami Belmont Bridge Company
vii. be held nj the onirs ~ ne compnl,v en-
Monday. January = 1929. between the hours of
and clock %. m.. Tor the election OF nine
managers ~ serve curing the ensuing year.
JOS. LAWSON, Sec'y.
WHEELING, W. A, Dec. %. 1893 dr-5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Wheeling Athletic Wheelmen Will be held
Monday evening January II 1891 ate. ".
Johnson's sons, Main street between the
hours of and 10 p. IN. II. RHILEDAFFER,
JsOetuq Secretary.
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TERMS:
rrnrrA.. .YnAn. rssrAes rnrrArp.

rTRTEAs. ny NAIL rssrAan rRHrArn
DAILY, six Gays ia the week IS 90
DAILY, three days IN the week 100
DAILY, two dSys \ the week. . .......... 90
DAILY. one day in the week. I 80
WEEKLY, one year, in advance. 100
WEEKLY, six months ............... CO
SUNDAY only, one -RAr.................... zoo
SUNDAY only, ak months ................. lea
DELIVERED By SARRIERS
DAILY, PER week. TO be paio weekly. ID
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week.. m 10
1he DAILY will be delivered by cArristin
any ether city or town at................- IS
Single Copies OF DAILY OF WEEKLY. 5
ES-Tributes of Respect and Obituary Nsties
I've cents per line.
Stamps OF the denomination OF tvocents ana
less accepted for amount, less than one dollar
Ec- CoRREsFoNpENcE CONTAINING IHPoRrASr
HEws SOLICITED FROM EvERT rAKT or TIE Sun
hoUSDISs COUNTRY.
Rejected communications will not be returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage.
The REGISTER. embracing Its several sdi-
tlons. II entered at the Postofies In Whssi-
nE. w. Va, M Eoeond-elass matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08

T7OR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS A
- ROOSTER Counting Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Is THE CIRCUIT COURT or ONO county.
4 West virginia. January Rules.
Mary L. " e.se., plaintiff.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-15
KENT COUNTY oEFIoERs.

Constables Elected-An Operation Per-
formed on Collector Powell In Phiiadel-
phia.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal
DOVER, March 9.-The Levy Court yes
terday appointed the following constables
for Kent county; Duck Creek hundred.
G. d. Boggs and B. V. Weldon; Kenton-
+. Williams; Milford-B. f. Dickerson;
West Dover-William t. Hall; Little Creek
William T. David; East Dover-Frank
P. Collins; North Murderkill-Frank e.
Maloney and Philip Harrington; South
Murderkill-Thomas Killen and James X.
Sapp; isspillion-G.S Powell and Wilbur
Galloway.
Jail Physician-Dr. t. c. Frame.
There was quite contest for the con-
stableship of this hundred, there being 10
or ~ applicants.
An operation was yesterday performed
on Robert G, Powell, the tax collector of
East Dover hundred, whom it was claimed
had left the State in order to keep from
receiving taxes from Republicans. The
operation was performed at the Hahne-
mann Hospital, Philadelphia, but it is
early yet to know how successful it was.
Mr.. Powell was placed under the influence
of ether, when the surgeons commenced
their work, which lasted an hour and a
quarter. The patient is in q critical con-
dition. DR.. T. o. Clements of this town,
Mr.. Powell's family physician, was present
and assisted in the operation. He said last
evening that it was very severe, but thinks
Mr.. Powell will be benefited by it.
Lula Reed, young girl living on Kerbin
Row, died yesterday morning under sad
circumstances. She was in a critical condi-
ton several days ago and it is thought that
she took some drug which caused her
death.
Shad and other fish are being caught in
st. Jones river in small quantities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-03-15
SONS oE pEEAwARE.

They Open Their HospItabie Hsadquar-
tiers In The Betz building, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, March 9Th.
The Sons of Delaware, social or
ganization of natives or the descendants
Of natives OF the State of Delaware,
formally opened their new quarters in
the Betz Building, Broad street, last
evening. The club was formerly at No.
1926 Walnut street. The new quarters
are finely appointed and handsomely
equipped.
The object of the club is to promote
social intercourse among DelawareanG,
by birth or ancestry, residing or located
in the State of Pennsylvania and ad-
joining territory; TO tender hospitality
TO Delawareans temporarily in Phila-
delphia. The rooms are open daily and
are conveniently located within two
mintes of Broad street station.
Among the members present at the
the opening of the new quarters were
the president, /. Layton Register; vice.
President Henry Tatnall, and Or. w.
Joseph iIearn, DR.. Napoleon Hickman,
Harry Hickman of Lewes; II. O. Man
love, John II. Lonand, William S.
Weatherly, James r. Candy, William
w. Smithers, L. W. Harrington, DIR. j.
i. Frantz of Wilmington; Caspar Ken
dali, Thomas j. Reynolds, DIR. Frank
Fisher, r. G. Ringgold of Westertown,
Md; Luther Martin, Jr.; Harry G. Bye,
]. G. Corbit, Warren Harper, w. l..
Westbrook, t. +. Hofrecker, w. II.
Westbrook, Jr., Richard Fisher, George
o. Shakespeare, Captain William A.
West, L. b. NAPLES, Charles. @. Conley,
]. L. Crippin and 7. l.. Flemming.