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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

WAsHIvGTON, March pa wild
rumor got loose here to-day to the
Trctthat &. Il. Aycock had resigned
the District Attorneyship. 1t was
finally run down" by Jack Gallo
way. the A. c. headlight man Ay-
cock was produced and the "lle
nailed" For u little while the re-
port made sensation. 1t was re-
urubcred
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29
OR ECON.

Reports from primaries held i'll
Oregon indicate that Mr.. Pierce will
be the Populist candidate for Cover
nor, and that Governor Pennoyer
will be put forth as the Populist
candidate for the I. 5. Senate to
succeed Mr.. Dolph, Republican gold
bug. 1t is pretty well settled that
Senator Stewart aud Congressman
Pence will, with quite a number of
our abIe0t speakers, spend sometime
on the stump in Oregon during April
and May. Oregon is the key to the
situation. If the ropulist carry Or
egon in June, lookout for d land
slide in November.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

Gov. Tillman has declared him
self a candidate for L. S. Senate
The fight will be between the Gov
ernOr and Senator Butler.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

ANlAS"
"Nc-aS. sub ."
"h hat time is
it"
4" e Y o h d =
uountin done
gone. slh."
"Ihe devil Il
has. II hat q O
You mean, SIR,
1 nv al:.xssfrr- ma
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

Sth, Y. NJ. c. A. Convention.
The eighteenth annual convention
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of North Carolina, will be
held in Wilmington, April 5th to
Sth.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

CFrom Our Special Correspondent IN Wash
ingtOnJ
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

Try to send ip at least one new
subscriber with your renewal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29
KENTUCKY TO THE FRONT.

In letter to headquarters fSom
". p. Marsh, Secretary of the Popu-
list State Executive Committee of
Kentucky, he states that the Peoples
party Will make an active campaign
in. that State. County conventions
are being held and organizations are
bling rapidly perfected. The Peo-
pies party will have candidates in
all the congressional districts in the
State with fine prospects for success
in quite a number of them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29
NO REPLY TO SKINNER

letter to Senator Vance, in which the
sratenent is made THAT Simmons
boasteed of Elias' appointment as
collector as an achievement of his
own. Nor has he anything to say
in reply TO Gudger'S 5 statement; The
truth is GudgeF was extremely dis,
tasteful to Simmons. He abandoned
the campaign and gave up the fight
weeks before the election. He stat,
ed publicly that the State was hope
lessly lost. 1t would take a bench
warrant and blood hound, he said
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29
[NoncOnformist.l

No old party ever was or ever will
be reformed from within" The on
ly effective way is to get outside and
throw rocks. The OK will not turn
his head until hit on the horn.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

Everything in Alabama points to
sweeping victory for the PopuIst in
August. The Democrats down there
are at their old tricks, inventing and
industriously circulating all manner
of lies about what the Populists
should have done in the campaign
of 1892, in effecting combinations
with the Republicans. When par
ty begins to lie this early III the cam
paign, it is pretty good evidence that
they have no faith in its ability to
win by honest methods.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29
SENATOR PEFEER's TARIFF BILL.

SENATOR PEFEER'o TARIFF BILL.
The Finance Committee of the.
Senate has reported the so-called
"Wilson Tariff Bill'' to the Senate
Senator PETER will will offer his bill
not us all amendment to the Wilson
bill, but rather as an amendment to
the present Mckinley law. 1t is so
drawn as to put the least tariff on
the necessities of life and the great
est tariff on the luxures. 1t will
also provide for a graduated income
tax as introduced by Mr.. Pence in
the House. 1t will undoubtedly be
IA great improvement on the Wilson
Inconsistency.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29
PUNCHING UP THE ANIMALS.

For several days it was reported
iu the New York papers that certain
Senators were taking advantage of
what was tranSpiring IN the Senate
Finance committee, relative to the
sugar schedules, to gamble in sugar
trust stocks and make q few thous-
and. After a few days of quiet, and
about the the guilty ones were con-
graduating themselves that the storm
of criticism had about blown over,
Senator PETER sereneIy bobbed up
with a resolution calling for COM
mittee of five Senators to investigate
these reports and rumors, and report
their finding to the Senate, where
upon quite number of Senators
arose and protested their innocence.
Senator PETER Is determined to push
his resolution and have the investi-
CATION. Some rich and rare disclos-
ures are looked for. 1t is SO nice to
have q Populist Senator sitting
around, sometimes.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29
(Hickory Mercury.)

From the tone Of the Democratic
papers, it seems they are scared out
of their wits about the PopuIists and
Republicans fusing in this State
"The wicked feeth when no man
persueth.n
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-03-29

It is said that he is CONSCIENTIOUS
annuph to do what he promised to
do, but he owes something to nan
som and the Democratic party. his
resignation at this time, 1t is assert
ed. would be disastrous to the party
and whatever may be his inclma
tions toward the Fopuhst party he
is not quite prepared to sacrifice the
Do,o,oTa.io now. 1t Is fur
ther said in his behalf that campaign
nromises should not be taken too Sc
iiousIy. IN any event, Aycock Will
not resign.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16
Winter Coats reduced-less tina
cost OF material, at Lippincotts.


Levy Court met this morning at 10
O'clock at the Court House. Minutes
OF last meeting wero read and ar
proved, after which things dragged
along slowly until after IL o'clock, be-
acted.
Warrant was authorized to be drawn
in favor OF John L. Diciey for $4,000,
In favor OF the Trustees OF the Puor.
Speakrnan Supply Co., e24.24; II. A.
Miller S5.70; Chas. Heinel $9O.52;
Remington Machine Company, S79.l9
Geo. w. Comely, $4,000; Della ware
Electric Supply Company, $3.50;
simmons & Bro. s65.60; Oapelle Hard.
ware Company, $500; Chas. Newbold,
s5l.35; II. Guest, $500; P. Frederick,
s52.05; p. Campbell, $3.50; J. Nj. Sol.
omon. $500; III. A. Miller. 1915; Jas.
Q. Dillon. s1.55; s. +. Sharpiess, sS.
Crawford Rankin. 81 80; II. Blessing .
ton. $50; DR.. Hertel, IS: DIR. Stewart,
sl5; DR.. Kuntz. go; L. +. Frame Il Co.,
~ 50i Every Evening Printing Co.,
sL04i Hyde Il Co., $l48. rs: A Stephens,
sl.5o; John Appleton, $l.25; George
l1lcComley. s20.7j; Whining ton Coal K
Gas Co., FOR Washington street bridge,
Sl56.9S; Wilmington Coal Il Gas Co.,
$3.50; Wilmington Coal k Gas Co.,
Court House, $l37.70; J. L. McWhor'
ter. delinquent tax collector, S26. SO: r.
~. Broken. commission, IS. 10;
John 4. Mitchell, commission, $50. IS;
Q. I. Thomas IL Co., stationery, $3.50. 05
II. NJ. Newbold. SO; J.E Ellison, 80. 10;
w. II. White. SEQ; s. P. Nichols for over
paid taxes q. IL; Gllpin ~ Co., sl.B0;
Wilmington Northern r. r., S203 SO;
Wilmington Northern r. II. for haul.
ing stones for New Cattle jail. S86.17;
Del. Telephone Co. SllS, SIS court,
$40 for New Castle jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

VHaro Ia . Iar~. u,,-L. u ~,
lnass ~. lemr1r ~ Dust
~ tha = snz,o91ly inqnirine
lSi,<' si ii,.s - - - ~ 2tmuei tiiok
lifr1dsv risht ~ " Z. ts9t w 20 iesl
pus'hsss Nnn IN order 70 ths
rsn ~ n,s trade determined 10
n.y. o.ner MORSE. ~ order 70 raise
VIZ nooessnrf amount OF money be
ssns uo"p,e team Ioau OF furniture
~ isss Meanesaay night about
vu.o9k 70 AZ aurtion room 10 this city,
s ous .ne urivsr got 70 the freight depot
INV nnlosueu lne FURNITURE. He had
~ poaIuers N tne nouee ana 70 msef
serlneent call ne borrowed $40 from
ons u .nem.
Sn rriuay ne went among the Pol.
IN tI resiuents. one OF them owed
n,m ~ anu the woman gave him $40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

Paine's celery compound which wal
submitted 20 me was 30 satisfactor!
that have used the medicine person
ally. and with much benefit. l hav,
prescribed 1t with most excellent re-
suits"
The well known Boston physician
and surgeon, Dr.. A. W. X. Newton
whose portrait Ia given above. statel
very emphatlcally that this compound
is the most reliable tonic and strength
glver he has found for the pecuila
and dangerous condition of the sys.
tenn that follows the grip. ''Paine'l
celery compound" he writes. '.is moi
n patent medicine. and IL must not be
confonnded with the ordinary ner.
vines, bitters or sarsaparillas. It is as
much superior to them in formula anC
results as the diam ond Is superior to
glass. 1t pnrliies the blood, strength
ems the nerves, and Is natures fool
for the brain.
II had some trouble myself he
writes, from blood poisoning. receiv-
cd In a very delicate surgical opera
ton. The formula of Palne's celer,
compound led me to try II. and / was
much pleased with the result. l pre-.
scribe 1t for men and women who have
no appetite. cannot sleep. and are
weak and run down. For this oondi
ton. and for disorders of the blool
and nerves. 1t has no equal.
when man or woman has lost an
petite, lost sleep, and feels that Ii fe Is
burden, that parson Is In a serious
condition. | prescribe Palne's celery
compound for my patients who have
these common and dangerous symp
toms, with Invariably satisfactory re-
suits" 1t Is the best possible remedy
to keep up ones strength during the
winter months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

More words OF praise have been
written and spoken by we'll known
men and women In every section OF
the country within the past few years
for the famous compound first pre-.
scribed by Prof. Phelps of Dartmouth
college. than have been bestowed up.
on all other remedies put together.
More physicians In high standing
are using. prescribing and recon.
mending Paine's celery compound
than any other prepared remedy In
| the world.
More space Is devoted In many a
medical journal to the wonderful
cures Paines celery compound effects
! than to any other one subject.
Palne's celery compound Is pre.emi-
nently the remedy that makes people
| well.
W. Allen Hubbard. NJ. D., 20 West
Cedar street. is one of Bostons best
pnysioians. he says what hundreds
OF other physicians have snid before,
and his experience adds one m ore to
the hundreds already published, that
Palne's celery compound is undoubt.
eddy the highest product of the medl.
cal knowledge OF this century.
The formula OF Paine's celery com.
pound" no says, Interested me be-
cause of It's scientific value, and |
prescribed the remedy in a number of
cases where the blood was impoverlsh.
ed and the nerves weakened. The re-
suits were so satisfactory that | do
not hesitate to lndorse Palne's celery
dy."
}. II, Hanaford. M. D., whose writ
ings In journals OF national circu-
lation have endeared him to thou.
sands, has said; THE formula OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

Peter MGher says he is going to chal.
lengs either Joe Choynski or Steve
ODonnell
The next A. O. 8. n, Pblladelphin
boxing entertainment is set for Thurs.
day evening. January 25.
t2SSicoO school for physlcal eul-
tus. 8 to he built in New York, over
which Sandow, the strong man, will
have charge. There will be accommo.
datlons for 1000 pupils
The English champion Uheelman.
Linton, defeated the Frenohman, Du.
pols, at Paris. France, on Sunday. In a
~. mlie rice, at the Veledrome
culver. Linton won by by 1858 meters.
His time WINS hours, AZ minutes.
Shlck Lucas, OF PHILADELPHIA, saws
ne Will meet Charles Gshring of Bal.
umore. IN Tour Or six round fight at
etlher Baltimore or Washington.
A Special TO the New York World
from Boston says: Joseph WiggIn mas
poem elected captain of the Harvard
base hali nine to succeed Ben Cook. Jr',
who resigned last month.
Saturday night the DuvaI AthJetlo
Club forwarded to John Kelly, roieree
and stakeholder In tho coming contest.
a cert fled check on tho National Bank
OF Jacksonville for the full amount of
tho purse. so 000
Petor Jackson. the big colored pugi.
list. together with Parsoh Davies and
Zoe Ch0ynski, passed through Pitts.
purR iast night on route To Baltimore.
jackson was angry and talked fast
and furious about Corbett's latest
letter, wllloh was printed throughout
the isn2tt AID breadth OF tho land
yesterday.
John I. Sullivan yesterday after
This last letter OF Cortetts, in
which hs says that Mitchell is u cow.
arc and bad to lie forced Into the
match aud tried to crawl out of meet.
Ing him sisce thu articles were signed
Pill bpn9ombe. Mitchell 10 no cow
ard and | balisys he made the match
lp good faith and viii carry II out,
The let,er was no doubt written by
that fellow Brady
sporting matters are very quiet in
Wilmington. The boys arc taxing a
rect =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

Washington Lodge, No. l, K OF p.
celebrated It's twenty-sixth anniver
sary In the X. OF P. Hall last evening
The exercises were held In the lodge
room and were enjoyed by the mem
bers, their wives and invited friends
~. p. Maroney presided and George O.
DevalinRer was chairman OF the com
mittee. The exercises consisted OF
musical and literary selections, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Il. Kings singing being
greeted with such applause that they
responded on each occasion.
Arthur p. Hanly gave several SO,
lectlons on the banjo. and Professor
lRamsiey and musicians also gave Sc.
lectlons which were we'll received. Rev.
w. fLewis made an address. After the
oxercisea q banquet was served. there
being speeches by many prominent
men OF the order. Altogether the ar
fair was delightful one and reflected
great credit to the entertain ing DOM.
mittee. Past Grand Chancellor Thos.
Mullln, DR.. Past Supreme Representa-
tive G. z. Maroney. Past Grand Chan
lcellor 8. F. Marshall. Past Supreme
Representative Stansbury j. Wiley
were among the prominent members
OF the order present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

( American Laundry. 6o2 West Front 8
Cuppingand lseohlng. lHs L. second s
Cupplng & leeohlng. Parker. sos Madison
Cummings, the photographer, 30
Market street.
If you want first.class dyeing an(
scouting done, go to 2l0 King.
Why don't YOU try that grip eand,
at Hollis, 237 Market street? IL vii
lstop that cough.
DR.. Stmns' White Pulmonie BALKAN
tie famous throat and lung relned,
for coughs, Group, &C., and sure cur,
Tor asthma. Use this remedy and DIR
Simms' Liver Pills, and you will NOT b,
l1isapDoln ted. COG King street.
Shaving sets $3.50 up. toilet sets 81
cents and upward, work boxes, mani
cures. toilet bottles etc, new good
at panic prices. N. b. Danforth, drug
gist, Second and Market streets.
Good cut hay in bales at s. L. Bar
ker's, corner OF Front and SIMPLE,
streets.
Go to DR.. j. H. simms & Son. 60,
King street, now, for DR.. Simrns IA
nous White Pulmonic Balsam, thu
lung cure. COS King street. E.egan
medicine depot
/ IL. Q. Rowland, dealer in high ties
oil and stove gasoline. Delivered IL
all parts OF the city. 40l W. Thlr
zenith street, Wilmington, Del.
IL you nave any furniture that neod!
uphoisterlng, send 1t to tho Electri,
Carpet Cleaning Company, 400 Orange
street. Phone ri. Conway & Rein
hart managers.
La grippe positivsly cured. Coughs
colds. sore throat, Group aud all lung
and throatcomplaints positively cured
by Dr. Simms' white pulmonio bal
sam. Depot 6O6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16
LOOK OUT FOR IT!
Physicians Are Expecting A
- Great Epidemic. -
WHAT DR. EDISON SAYS.
ne On Your Guard If yeu vaIao Your
Health and Happiness Where To
Find the Oanee of Prevention.

m, Cu.. xsa
II oyrus Husoni ono OF the great
est physicians In America. states posi-
lively that we NAV expect anothe,
c,sr a~.,sa,s ao.Ae'
o uoo oeiore ene spring
nohtns uoSin. MS reason Tor think
iEg so Is that we have had about the
sort Of weotbar for grIn ,n.,rai..
.... sN .noiuuihs
sA""ses VI to"porusure, muggy at
m0sphere. heat and cold. There are
also other sure ai0nz Paonla aware
wbar. 90 ,,..t....,.
paanh VI oouene,
ooioe ana cnills. They are eneezlng
continually, feel weak and rup.downl
Slckneaa Ia csrt,inIv inoraas,nu 80
.,a- suu
eSory oay iohg iist OIL 1atal cases OF
pneumonia is reported. Such alarm.
ing facts must receive attention from
everv na,oon ,yha 1870 ,,s.
".o '"'ueS me anu
heaith. IL Is only by exercising tho
greatest care that these danoara can
be avoidad
D..
Dun you ask, what u the secret OF
avolulng Ihem! Ihere 10 but one. Sc
oIet, unu shat is py Keeping tho kid.
neys aiiu liver IN good working order.
mnen Inese great organs do not act
properly, Zip ana other deadly dig
eases gan easily take q firm hold upon
us. wien lney 90 act properly, grip
caIi 20 hept az pay.
~ - now admitted BY the best ply.
siclans, professors and advanced
snihker1 tne world over that nothing
nus ever peen Uncovered that can &C.
svnpisn this purpose OF Keeping tho
an anu ilver 10 perieot condition
vvAcept tne great remedy known as
Matners SaIe cure. This great prepa.
ration mas been Tested thoroughly for
the past twenty years. ami has never
Ialied 70 prevent the coming on Of
Lhe grip. pneumonia and the terrible
m nhgers sWnioh follow In their wake.
1no usahu5 OF names could be given
o. thoso VINO have found this to be
,rue. AMI " has become 40 wonderful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

\ The pace on the first part Of MAS.
ferpieces from tho Art Galleries Of the
World" has been 90 great that wo have
had TO order . new and much larger
supply from the printers. We have
still o few Of the old lot left, and viii
hand thsm out a. long as they Last,
Three coupons. cut from Que page.
and ten cents 10 all that 10 required
Tor this first part after that We will
require six coupons. The special OF.
fer for this number Is to give our
readers q chance to help ne and obllge
their friends. Que coupon Il all you
need for yourself. use the others to
Rtva to your friends. II you can get
them started this way, we can Keen
them as readers. because thcy will
want all tho other parts. This Ia all
we ask from you In return for this
good work we are doing. Out of
town readers can help us IN the sam o
way. Either send In your three cou :
pons and ten cents. or get your friends
to send In with you. Forward three
coupons and ten cents for each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

4 Tho Tuesday Club gave their flrs,
CONCERT Of the season last evening In
the how-oentury Club drawing room
neloro one Of WitminRton'a ropresen,
tative audfsnoss THIS IL the tenth
SEASON Of tho club. and It's friends
turnodsout In 1nEQe niumbeca 10 hear
thiszone ofthe most delightful con.
The evenings entertainment opened
with chorus by the club. Christmas
anthem. Angelic yoioes.~ the colo
parts being sung by Mira. Howard L.
Pyle and Miss Virginia Conner. The
NUMBER was sung with spirit and was
literally encored.
. miss Blanche Weldin. made her first
appearance and sang Night Song
In = faultless manner, with much ex.
preston. Her voice is sweet and the
articulation OF her words perfect. She
was hberally applauded. and respond.
cd TO the encore by repeating her
song. She was accompanied on the
violin by Miss Elsie Swift. while Mrs.
swift manipulated the ivory keys oil
the piano. Cantata by the club Good
Thou Art Great" with solo parts by
Mrs w. i. Smalley. Miss Reba A, Gal.
iaRher. MIR. j. Newman Davis and Mr..
W. N. Eaton, Jr., was one OF the treats
vi Inc eveninEA program.
Mrs Howard L. Pyle sang two OF
Mr.. Leslie Carpenters compositions,
In such sweet voice that the pleased
audience fairly went into raptures
over them. She is one OF Whining
toms favorIte vocalists. Her voice
appears to gather volumes and sweet
ness with years.
The singing OF W. N. Eaton, Jr., was
well received and his work earned all
the praise bestowed upon him. The
playing on the plano by Mics Nellie
Becker. was all that her friends hud
predicted for her.
She la a finished artist and her
playing pleased all who had the good
fortune to listen to her. With Prof.
". w. Gllchrlst waving the baton and
i. Leslie Carpenter accompanist at
tho plano, the concert was another red
letter day In the clubs history. May
they come often. is the cry OF the mu.
steal loving scribe OF the REPUBLICAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

Judicious economy does
not consist in buying the
cheapest clothing o btainable,
in fact the cheapest wares
oft prove the dearest in the
long run.
Is our clothing cheap
Yes and no! Yes, if you
mean in price! No, if you
mean in quality!
We strive to give our Gus.
toners better clothing than
they can get elsewhere at
the prices that always move.
Every garment marked in
plain figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

Ths special jury TO try the Case Of
tho administrntors OF Robert Max
vol We. Tho Wilmington City Railway
Company. was drawn this morning,
and the matter will engage the atteh.
ton OF the Court next week. Robert
Maxwell was killed by a car at Della
ware avenue and Clayton street. Sop.
tember IA. 1899, having been thrown
from his horse and struck By tho Car.
L. q. Bradford and John Biggs rep-
resent the administrators and Levi
Bird and Alex Cooper the defendants.
The Jurors are: Joseph l.. Carpenter.
George W. Bright. John z, Doughten,
John MoCloskey. Joseph II. Chandler,
Samuel Gregg. Benjamin Gregg, John
Ball, W. A. Morrison, William L.
Wier, Samuel Lindsay. Franklin Mo-
Laughlin, w. Fl. STEELE, Richard r,
Appleby. David Mccoy. Harry Her.
bert, Edward MoAllstei, Richard 4.
Cam, Jr., W, 4. Dayett. Charles II.
Salmon, Columbus Watkins, Lewis 2.
Atwell, Frank p. David and James II.
StaatB.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

Judgements aggregating $4,000 have
been entered at Prothonatary Hortys
Office at the Court House again 81
james l.. Willis, proprietor OF Hote
Willis, No. S9l Market street, as fol
lows:
Diamond State Brewing Company fol
t1iO0; W.LawtoE, for crockery, $500; G.
Gray. for staple goods. $500; NJ. Me.
gary Il Sons for furniture. $1,000: and
Captain Edmund Mitchell, 81, 100.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

Mrs. Herting. residing in East Lake,
had fine hen bitten some time ago
by a dog that was supposed to be mad.
The hen was carefully cared for, and
recovered from tho mutilation. All
went well until period OF four weeks
had passed, whom it was noticed the
hen acted queetly, running around
the yard and peclsing at every object
that came In its way. When it ap.
preached any water 1t would be
thrown into commissions.
About two hundred people viewed
Its queer antics, and were unanimous
ly OF The opinion that Il had the hydro.
Iphobla. 1t was soon killed. The d on
that did the biting was a stranger In
the neighborhood, and has not been
seen since. 5=-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

The funeral Of Miss Gertrude Hunt
iey, the bright 10 year old daughter 81
John N. Huntley 1918 Lombard stree
died Yesterday morning Of heart
disease. Her funeral Will takespluce to-
morrow afternoon. Tho intarineflt WILL
% made n hlyeryisw oemetsy.
James n. McAleer, pe7 North Jaok.
son street, died OF Tuberculosis yester.
day. Her funeral will take place on
Thursday and the interment will be
~ the New Cathedral Cemetey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-16

The German Republican Club Satur-
day evening held its annual Meeting
which was well attended by tho mem
bers. These are the new officers:
President, Edward Seidenberg; vice
president, Henry Roller; secretary,
Fritz Won Bourbon; treasurer, Charles
Yetter; executive committee. Charles
Ischam. f. H!nderer. Speeches were
made by Peter Elmer. Professor We'll
and III. Roller.