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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-11-24

No 3. Hotel OF ten rooms: new build
ing every thing In good shape; large lot
l50xl5O; choice fruit in bearing; a slend-
id location and "A bargin. Price 500.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-11-24

No. |. 100 acre ranch seven miles
from Emmett one mile from school
house, 100 acres fenced and under cult
vation good room house; good barn;
bearing orchard OF choice fruit; spring
Of living water at door; perpetual water
right. Price $1,000
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-11-24
Wanted.

100. 900 pounds OF oats and cnoppso
barley. at sl.O0 per hundred IN traue AZ
our store IN Caldwell. All gram 10 DC
sacked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs James s. Long OF BROOK
Ign, are visiting friends In this city.
The snow, the snow. the beautiful snow,
Wading through slush wherever you go,
Over shoe tops over boot tops
Making your toes like !clcles feel
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Misc Ann Elizabeth Mcgee, daughter Of
MIR. and Nrs 8. II. Mcgee to Eidridge
r, Todd, In the First III. T. Church. this
city, on January 9th.
The North Baptist Church held their
Christmas entertainment last evoning id
the church, on Lincoln street, near Della
ware avenue.
Tho Sunday school OF the First NJ. p,
Church will give theiI Christmas entery
tainment and treat for the children next
Monday evening. December 8ist Old
Santa Claus will be present and give the
children their treat. Admission free.
A dog supposed to be mad was shob
yesterday afternoon in South Wilmington,
y. w. Dorsey, steward and caterer fof
the Gordon Heights Club on Tuesday,
set out a lunch for the Monday Club, tine
guests numbering about 100 persons.
Fred Shadrlca, OF Burlington. N. j., has
successfully set out over 700 trees IN the
Gordon Heights Park, In addition to con.
structing handsome arb0r. MIR. SHADE
RIGA is homo for week.
Miss Florence Kemble OF Lumbervll 10.
Penna., is spending the holidays with
Mrs. VIM. ]. Lackey, GAG Van Buren,
street.
The Delaware Construction Company
are busy. They have orders ahead THAI
will run them all OF next year. They hav&
received two good contracts Tor Uncle
sam.
aud Banjo Club OF New York City will give
concert In the Opera House this evening
for the benefit OF tho Wilmington Lodge
No. /. A. .. U. W.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

Cleanliness is virtue; but, like other
virtues, it may be carried to a vicious OK
cess. So it happened with an old fisher
man in Nartle, Devon, who made 1t one of
the chief ends of his life to keep his boat
immaculate.
On one occasion a gentleman had hired
him to take himself and young lady out
for an afternoons fishing. The boat could
not be brought near enough to the shore
for them to step in, so the old sailor re-
moved his shoes and stockings, and tax
ing tho young lady i'll his arms was about
to deposit her on board when he caught
sight Of some mud on her pretty pair of
boots.
Instantly he stopped and dipped both
her feet up to the ankles in the sea, pad
ding them back and forward to remove
the mud, in spite of the protests of the
owner. His only remark as he finally put
her on beard was:
Bless yer, miss, salt water won't give
yer the snuffles. Youths Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

On p. Frazer Il the designer II m
tenn Of composite photography whereby
the type Of persons writing, and espd.
oially the signature, can be 20 established
~ TO constitute comparative guide for
the detection Of forgery. This system,
which, sinos it, introduction In 1855, has
given valuable results before various
courts, has now been modified, and meas.
ursment and tabulation. which compo-
site photography formerly established an.
Dramatically by form, are now determined
by figures. BY this method given num-
Der Of heights, breadths and angles of
letters, and spaces between them and be-
tween words, are selected and measured In
a large number Of undisputed signatures.
The same elements are then measured In
the signature In dispute. The averages Of
all the elements in the genuine series are
then compared with the latter, and the
comparison will almost inevitably enable
correct Judgment as to the commences
Of the disputed signature to be formed
Every minute variation or popularity Is
recorded systematically in a column of
measurements and the characteristics OF
individual handwritings are clearly
brought out with a degree of accuracy
which makes the detection Of any imita-
tion an easy matter. Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

THE TINY MnITEHALT.


Only ~ IsAte Yenrs Have They Appeared
Upon the Tables ~ Our Hotels.
IT Is only Of late years that "whitebait"
have appeared on the menus at our lead
ing restaurants, or that the tiny fish nm
swering to that anpellatiop could be
bought in our markets. For many years
we regarded them az distinctly an English
dish and made no effort to obtain their
equivalent. Every one knows the genuine
whitehall Of England, which are born and
bred and caught In the Thames and nre
supposed to obtain their peculiarly deli.
oious flavor from London mud and refuse,
but whether they are the young of hor-
ring, as some people suppose, or whether
they are a lilliputian variety of the flnny
tribe In themselves. no one seems exactly
to know.
In this country almost any young fish
that are from to n inches in length and
are caught in quantities are sold In the
markets nowadays as whitebait and are
cooked n PAnslais and served up hot and
crisp with thin slices of brown bread and
butter, making O delicious dish, whatever
they are. Tho English recipe for cooking
whitehall commands that they should be
drained on clean napkin, thoroughly alb
sorbing all the water; then roll them In
flour and sfterward drop them in some
very hot fat AS soon as they become crisp
drain them on a sieve, and after drying
them minute or two before the fire
sprinkle on them little salt and send
them to the table to be served with cut
quarters of lemon, cayenne pepper and
slices of thinIy cut brown bread and but
ter.-New York Advertiser.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

Mr.. James II. Budd and Miss Mollie g.
Burris were united IN tie silken bonds of
matrlmony laat evening. by the Rev. Mr.
1layiield. OF Epwortn NJ. L. Church. of
which the groom Ia u prominent member.
The ceremony took place at their home,
corner OF Taylor and Church streets, in
the presence of large number of rela-
tives and friends CT the contrac ing
parties. The nowly welded couple gave
q reception. at which All abundance of
choice refreshments were served The
bride received quite a number of hand.
some and useful presents. Miss Maggie
Burns, sister of the bride. was brides-
maid. and among those present were the
following
Rev. Mr.. Layfield and wife, Harry Null.
len. Mise Maggie Burris. Mrs Mary Burris
Miss Blanche Burris, Mr.. Budd and wife,
MIR. Alex Jones AMI wife, James Burris
and wife. f. ". Fahlgreu and wife. WIN.
Stats and wife. Geo. Bensler and wife,
Mrs. Kate GlIlen, Miss May Glevss.
u. Hairosinn, Miss c. Hamilton.
Is. Cisves and vito, Mics May Laytield.
A. II. CrocIran, e. Burton. Q. Z. Hupy
and wife. Eisie hany, Bertha Hany VIII
liam Budl and wife, Miss Florence Budd,
II. Budd. William Jones and William
Smith and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Budd started on wedding
trip this morning, and upon their return
Will residea at Taylor and Church streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

/ oST-on Christmas. sword hat pin. cross
IA ing Delaware ave. from 1907 10 1909 W est
Der. dat.s :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27


Edward y DonpsIi cnnie over from the
almabVuso to speud Christmas day with
his slater. Yesterday he intended to re-
turn to Superintendent Mccoy and before
ne lott his sisters house no took an insido
eompHnIon on two ant they made his
kIpys weak aud he Was unable to take
GATE Of himself when officer Nealey found
lin on Fifth street between Adams aud
Monroe streets Judge Bali commit tod
~ "a 70 tho care OF Chief Doian who will
see that he gets to Earnhurst.
charge vi diaorderly conduct PREFER
red against John Gibbons two weeks ago
VIVA withdrawn on a promise by him
TINT he would keep away from the house
OF Mrs. Mary Wilkins. Last night he was
drunk ami Hanged the doors OF the house
a. late hour aud he was arrested. He
was iined 20 aud costs.
Last Sunday morning officer Geo. Gill;
Hing found man aud woman drinking
brvr IN the kitchen OF the house oceu-
Died by John Arcnie. who resdes at No.
~ Wilson street.. They had gotten the
beer from a saloon In a kettle. He found
N baskets Ia the cellar with ~ bottles
Of tieei
Jessoh Morris. $40 Orange street, testi.
neh that on Friday In tho latter end of
sumner OF this year he bought u bottle
OF Ehnsr's beer from Archie aud paid him
ton cents
On cross examination by Mr. LYMAN
who appeared for the defense he stated
that he had bought beer on several oc.
casions prior to that time. Chief Dolan
delosed that Morris Informed him that
no got and paid for beer on Decem bsr
18Th. Morris had testified that he did not
tell the chief.
On Christmas eva he told William
Jenklns that he had not been In Arehlels
house during the past year.
Archie denied that he ever sold the beer
% tho Witness for the Slate. He alleg ed
that Morris had bad feeling towards him
AUD had not been there during tho past
year
The tase was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

Mr.. James l. semcrteen, No. 1918 Spruce
street has very pretty Christmas dis.
play. As you enter the parlor your eyes
are greeted with the gland display under
tho numerous electric lights. The entir Q
pnrlor Is in use for The tree and garden.
The tree Is decorated beautifully with nu .
merous fairies and tinsel.. The garden
represents summon country scene. As
you enter the garden gate there Ia lamp.
post surmounteL by an electric light; on
The left hand eide is u molsrn ottage,
each room OF which ia lighted by an cleo.
trlc light
The door of the building Is gu pplied
with an electric bell. On the right hand
eide OF tho gate Is n park with merry
under the tree; proper In this distane Q Is
tho church by the hill. The scene Ia SO
natural that gaze at 1t wonid make
persons feel as II they were in the coun.
try spending their vacation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

hFhNTEn-rwo goo women or man and
Nm wife Ter general housework Mt g1l
Ihtnati street. d21-3is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27
Rough
Weather
Clothing

''""s Goats. Rub b /
Boots and Shoes. Heavy I'M
der@ear, all kinds Of qualities.
Heavy Gloves, Woolen Hose,
Fur and Wool Caps and Hats.
Everything in the popular
grades and styles OF articles
oil mems and boys wear for
cold and rough weather, such
as we may now except. Don't
suffer when you can get for
very little money such values
as we are giving in every de-
partmcnt We haYe done a
big trade on heavy Under
wear this season, and you
wont wonder when you see
the qualities and prices for
from so cents a garment and
upward. Rave you ever worn
the "Stuttgarter' Sanitary
Wooden Underwear None
better made in Wooden gar
ments, no matter what price
you pay. Every garment
guaranteed. Three weights in
stock-medium. heavy, extra
heavy. New tariff prices: 81
for the medium, So for the
heavy and extra heavy for all
sizes up to and including 42.
inch. Extras SO cents addi-
tional Send Tor circular and
samples and don't buy before
you see it.
JAS. L. MuLLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th s. Market,
Hats. Wilmington.
Shoes. Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27
Was 1t Tbeoxophy9

We have so many contradictory deflni-
tions of theosophy nowadays that we are
glad to have true exposition from lone
who knows" The followers of Nine.
Biavatsky style themselves .stheos-
ophists," and we are inclined to associate
the word with anything that savors Of the
occult. We are told, however, that true
theosophy is psychological religion.
''Theosophy means literally wisdom of
God, not wisdom from God, but of Cod
viz, wisdom characteristic u God-God's
wisdom. Theosophy is special insight of
the divine nature and processes. A true
theosophist knows Gods plans and pur-
poses as the results of some special inter
communication between God and himself
Such an illumination is promised all
Christian believers. New York World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27
T,RusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE Ns's''A

a. WI he exposed TO sale at public vendue, at
the Court House, In tho Civ OF Wilminrion'
on Saturday, January 70, 1906 at 10 o'oiock n,
IN, The following described real estate, late
OF Ihonins Fog, deceased TO witt
All that certain lot. with three story brick
dwelling thereon erected. situate In said city
on he south side of Fourth street, 20 feet
westerly from Pine street. having font on
pack that width, parallel with Pine street, 10
I q u chez. The property Ia known as No,
OK tGst Fourth street, The dwelling contains
nj rooms Attendance will be given and
z.sr.is made known By JOHN 5. RCssELL
tth Trustee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

The storm which formed on the Gulf
oohst Tuesday ni.ht says the N. Y. Herald
moved northward yesterday, expanding
and increasing In force unlt 1t involved
ainios. the entire country east OF the Mis-.
etssippi Valley,
Its snowfalis extended from Tennessee
ami Viiginiu northward to the lakea-thus
ceNefhg an Important and extensive
position OF the winter-wheat crop, which
will he. greatly benefited by the protec-
ton TINS afforded It.
x EasI OF Tho Alieg hanies the storm be-
citne severe last night. The eastcrsy gales
or the New Jersey and Long Island coasts
attaining great force and causing high
eels
Tie storm centre was located at eight
p. ~ in the Carolinas. as shown by the
government observations. IL was then
moving northward with u tendency to
bear oil to nottheasLward, whence 1t may
be expected to pass near Cape May and
Long Island. All constwlse shipping
from Hatteras to Eastport Me-. should
DO cautioned against its gales.
The big cold wave" reported In the
region will move East. overrunniug this
section to .nigh hit ard tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27
DEATHS.


BELVll.LE-,On December 2ttb. At Prince.
ton. Indiana, John p. BeliviIle, Jr., non of
John y. AM NJ. ID. Beilyil 10 of this city.
NcLAuGHIlN-On Dec. %. 1896 Eleanor, re-
lict of the late james Mclaughlin. aged 81
year.
Relatives and friends are respec fully In
yited TO attend her funeral from her late
residence. No. 3Ob East eighth street ON Fri-
day mornipg at O'Clock. Solemn requiem
mass IN st. Marys Church. intern ent at
St Joseph's Cemetery.
philadelphia papers please copy.
TOWNSES Don Dec. %. 1884, John s., son of
William and Maggie Townsend. aged
years
Relatives and friends are Invited to alto d
his runcrni from the rosi'.encs OF his parents.
5JB New Castle avenue on Friday afternoon
atso,olock. lntermept ut iiningtoa aud
Brandywinc Cemetery.
Little Darling.
All the little plnythings nre geutly laid aside
Because On christmas evening our little job n :
ny br ght-e6 81 darling
From this void have gone away;
lie has gon 10 loin the argeis.
And with them forever stay.
BY has sister Eva.
Williamson December 2ith 1891,
Charles u. Niilhanks. aged 81 years.
Relatives an friends arc invited to attend
the funeral from his late r. sidcnce, Twenty
ninth and Washington Streets on Sunday
afternoon. lnterneut at kiyervlcw Cemetery.
HlLION-On December 2jth. 1854 at l0.45. D,
m, Jonathan Hilton.
Notice of the funeral Will be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27
FIFTH EDITION.
DEATH ENDS A
CHRISTMAS SPREE
CHARLES RslDEL THE VICTIM.
He Came From Trenton on Christ
mas Day and Has Been Drunk
Since. His Death in the Station

spree. which began on Christmas Day.
resulted In the death of Charles Reidel, OF
Trenton. N. j., at tho police station this
morning shortly after 8 O'Clock.
Reidel Is well known In this city. having
been frequanter OF the Municipal Court,
cut lately has resided 10 Trenton. where
he worked at hla trade as shoemaker.
he came hero on Tuesday and after
meeting several of bis old friends went to
the shop OF Peter Gill, No: $40 Locust
street. The men began drinking and by
night Reidel was helDlessiy Intoxicated
Gill resides in tho shop, which Ii q one
story frame structure, and together they
remained during the night. Yesterday
morning Reldel again had some LIQUOR
purchased and the men continued drink.
Ing during the day, Gill going after the
ii9 %Ssn an, closed N j. .,oo =, 49,,
his visitor appeared In his usual good
health. but at IL 30 O'Clock he complained
OF severe pains about the heart. He con-
tinued to grow worse, and Gill. thlpking
tho liquor would Improve his condition.
sent after 1t but 1t could not be obtained.
When the messenger returned Reldel was
suhertng terrible pain.
1t vas O'Clock before Gill thought tho
service OF physician was needed, but he
could secure none. The patrol wagon
was then summoned anu In 1t the dying
man was removed to the station house.
On the way up the patient complained
anu gave his name. He was carefully
carried into the corridor but died five
minutes atterward and before physician
could be summoned.
Gill talked to reporter this morning
when called upon. He had known Reidel
Tor % Years. He said the deceased was
about W years of age and had wife and
family living In Philadelphia but with
whom he had lived for years. Reidel had
intended to return to Trenton to-day.
Gill never knew that. Reidel was sufferer
from heart dlsoaae but had frequently
complained OF rheumatism. Death was
probably due to alcoholism. Deputy Coro-
ner Chandler Will hold an inquest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

Tho casa of Joseph b. Wsish's adminis-
traitors VS.. the d. ~ 0. railroad has been
settled. The case was to have been taken
up on January by u special Jury which
was To have been drawn to-day. Welsh
was killed at the Delaware avenue station
come months ago. Ille basis Of the set.
tlement is not given out John Blggs
aud Levi u Bird wer the attorneys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

} A valuable horse belonging to John d.
Mailer, baker, 6l9 West Fsont street, was
Instantly killed this morning at tho COR
ner OF Fifth avenue and Duncan street
BY treading on live wire.
The horse was highly priced by its own.
2r. In delivering bread on his routa Mr..
Mailer was In the habit of stopping at the
store Of Theodore Fuekel, Fifth and Mon.
roe and the horse would not leave until it
was presented with stick of candy. At
Ames 1t wac known to climb up the steps
osthough Air. Maier was in the wagon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

On New Years night, Cyrus Castle. No.
=. knights of the Golden Eagle will give
On entertainment and package party in
fhalr hall, Fifth and French streets. An
excellent programme will bs prosen ted.
and the Supreme Chief of the United
States Will deliver an address, explaining
khe object of the Ladies' Branch OF the X,
q. E. The tickets including refreshments
have been placed at the low price of 10
cents but ladies' bringing packages will
Do admitted free
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

HAGERsTowN Nd, bee. 28-Shortly Of.
ter midnight Christmas eve VIM. Ii. II.
Davis, son OF Cornelius c. Davis OF Hagers
town according to his own state ment wa
drugged and robbed OF all the money he
had and left lying on the street with HE
Railroad.
shifting train ran over him. orushing
his right foot SO that IL will have to be-
amputated. Two fingers of his left hand
were cut oil and he was otherwise injured.
lie Is In q critical condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27
On SATURDAY.
THE lath DAY or JANUARY, 1895,

AT Az u CLOCK, u. IN,
Tie following described real estate viz:
ALI the following describe lot of Ian and
promises situated, lying and beug in the
village OF thristiana. IN White Clay Creek
hundred, county and state aforesaid, bUund-
cd as follows. to wit:
beginnings stone on the west side of tho
street or public road Icnding from said VIII
lRge OF thriHtlana bridge to lttnt said
stone bel g to Il lot oil land now OF ,lohn
Alien thence bounding ON said street or road
south 5i degr, es west about IL feet TO "A stone
standing IL ieet northeast Ct n iot OF iand
formerly OF William Shore. now OF sylvester
townsend; thence binding on sail line
nutt - u ttoerc s west Ii feel I n some a
orner oil said Sylvester Townsoad's Id:
entc with another HE OF the same NORTH
81 degrees cast ahOu 81 fe ttJ a stuile nov a
eUr ter Tor II lot OF John Aliens Land thence
with said MI n 8 line sputii 40 deKrrcs rustT
feet T. the place OF beginaif e. containing is
square percheA vi anH, more o. less.
Seized and taken IN execution as tue prom.
ertv of lanes h. MctHntock ami Sarah J.
MeClintork, his WIFE NOR gaSuis and I. is
nna To be sold ty
S,,. PAui.6Itits, Sheriff.
Sh,.rm Once. Whaling on. Del. Deem.
peH ~ iosS d27
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

John Lank, con OF VIM. j. I.ank, started
for his home at Galya. Iowa, where he
proposes to buy up a car loud of chickens
for the New York market. II antlcipa.
lions turn out as expected, he will return
about the middle of january. II thls ven.
tare proves profitable, he may forward a
car load to thls city, nnd dispose of them
Is auction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

The guests al the Gla yton House pre-
eented Mir. and Mrs james l.. Willis, with
handsome oaken chest with silver trim.
mings, containing a sterling silver tea
eerRice. as token OF their kind regards
Tor himself and wife. Roy. Mr.. Meeser
made the presentation and Mr.. Farley re.
peiyed 1t on behalf OF Mr.. Willis, WAC was
% overcome that he could not find words
gift.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

He who has seen only the daylight
knows nothing of that heaven of stars
which all night long hang overhead their
lamps Of gold. When death has busted off
this body from me, who will dream for me
She new powers shall possessf 1t were
7ain to try. Time shall reveal 1t all -
Theodore Parker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

Next Sunday morning the Heptasophs
or s. w. NJ. will attend divine service at
Scott NJ. Il. Church. whore the sermon
will be delivered by the pastor, Rev. MIR.
Watt. The members OF the order will
meet at 8. 80 O'Clock at Eden He IL aud pro.
coed In body to the church. Every mem.
ber should be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

Next sunday afternoon Smyth Pest, No.
T. g. A, r., will hold their annual memo
rini setyioe at their headquarters Third
anu King streets. During the year two
comrades have passed away. aud an lnvi.
tation ie extended to mem ers OF the g.
a, Il. AL old soldiers and the public to
A4leftI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-27

A beautifully decorated tree Is that in
the home OF MIR. Charles Mammele, No.
300 West Seventh street. The decorations
cover the tree. which stands nearly
eight feet high, and when tho room Is
Illuminated In the evening certainly pre-.
sents beautiful appearance. and is much
enjoyed by the children. large number
Df beautiful presents. which were received
BY the members OF MIR Mammele's family,
occupy prominent place near by and
add much to the charms of the tree. A
number OF friends called last evening, and
after spending a sociable time were served
With a bounttful supply OF refreshments.