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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Philadelphia. Pa, who had cured him oil
the bad effects of indlscretion. Wen,
went and saw DIR. Theel and I must say
he was unlike the other physicians. fle
carefully and thoroughly examined me
and stated that my trouble was due to
Blood Poison and Weakness brought on
by my own folly. After six weeks under
this learned mans treatment. all the
pimples rad b. otches left me; my appetite
improved slept better; my poor mem.
DRY became stronger; my hair stopped
falling out; my threat aud mouth healed
up;I gained % pounds in six months;
could walk ngain for miles; my whole
body became clean; the boils and hard
swollen glands left me; no more head
ache; no more unpleasant dreams OF
pains In small of back; II felt young and
happy once more. Four years have pass
ed and ! am well and strong. I see 50
many praising the good and noble heart
ed On. THEEI. aud / want to add my
little bit and say all. whoever you may
be, rich or poor. go and consult DIR.
q. r. THEEL- 1917 ARCH STREET.
PHfIaA., foruerly of 59S N. Fourth St.,
He will cure positively, II n cure Is posi-
BILE. Office hours, 9-S; Evenings, 6--S.
Wednesday and Saturday evenings. 8 to
10; Sundays. e-l2 send five 2-ceni
stamps Tor book. TRUTH. the only book
exposing luacks who copy his advertise.
nents No name or address Will be pub
ished without consent of patient.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
sIiad Bake.

The annual Shad Bake will be held
this year at Bombay Hook on Friday.
April eth. The invitations read as
follows:
Sayi-We want you to come to Bonn
bay Hook, on Friday, April .27th, l69!
and for Coxey's sake come sober, al
an army is expected to be formed
that day.
Train leaves Broad Street Station, al
7.25 a. m. Shad and other liquids will
be furnished, or you can bring them
with you-Ses.
Please let US know II you will trou
bic US with your presence. S. 8. Roe.
ERTs, Chief. Clayton, Del.
Numerous Wilmingtonians have re-
celved invitations and will be on hand
to partake OF the delicious shad AM
wash it down with lots OF cold hop
tea,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
senator PETERS In Appoint .
.'Coxey Committee Defeated.

SENATOR refers In Appoint q
..Cozsy Committee" Defeated.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-In the senate
yesterday Senator Washburn, of Mime
sofa, consumed almost the entire after
noon In speech against the tariff bill. In
the few moments that remained between
the time Senator Washburn concluded
his speech and the hour of O'Clock Sena-
tor Dolph gave another short instalment
of his speech.
During the morning session bill was
introduced (by request) by Senator PETER
ITO dispose of idle labor and discourage
idle wealth in the District of Columbia, .
which was referred to the committee on
the District of Columbia He also sought
to take up from the calendar his resolu-
ton for the appointment of committee
on communications-his "Coxey Commit
tee"-but the motion was lost by vote of
IL to 20.
The house devoted all of yesterday to
business from the committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia. Two bills of more or
less general Importance were acted upon.
The first, witch was passed, was bill ex.
tending the time allowed the Metropoli-
tan Street Railroad company, Of this city,
to change its motive power. The company
must within eighteen months put in an
underground electric system or forfeit Its
charter. The other bill was one to permit
bookmaking at the regular spring and
fall meetings of the Jockey clubs and driv-
ing parks of the District of Columbia. 1t
was defeated BY vote Of 81 to %.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
Pennsylvania RAILa0A1.
The Standard Railway of America
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT nv ran
fnterloeking Switch and Block Signal
System.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGToN 4
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

bENbHbEh ~9tH, lojI
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol-
FOR tniladeIpllia express. L55. 255, A. %.
~, ~ 80. $50 800. 1905. 10 ia ii.M
a;ei 4; M s12.I9. 1. " a0a 500. ala 5.I7,
Spy. 100 and 9.l2 r. N.
H., l5.a3 p A 4; Nj. ia.sa 40. 1a9 rs. and
For Chester texpresp. LIS. az, esu. ia.
~. s;Ss go 1914 ii.s9 ii.5l A. NJ. i.s7
:, Accom- \, odation. 400 ass. aos 1913.
i dsS q. M. ls.9a aga $40, b.aa 7.4s and
For Now York. 1.ss. a,5 lao AGO es
65q 800 1904 i14s. il.5I AN. eI2'Ig,
W.; IS, aos' ta-ia 6.l7 5.5a 's.sI. 7.0a and
Tp I g so |, without change. 1918 A. NJ.
For Florida aad tho South tyis h,...,,
Coast Line, Ia a. NJ. Iaso P. N. 'sh'''
Vile Express tai r. N. ''"
A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
Fer Newark Center and intsrnsdiats
baltimore and WaShington, 4aj, sol,
al, io;i5 and ll.0n A. NJ, 1906. Ie.5o. Ills.
IN ~ NJ os3 '6.o3, 6.5S III. SD p N. and
Bsitimore and Intermediate st.tI,,.
fgs, AS, SOC ana II. 10 Z. NJ.
Baltimore and Bay Line 5.21 P. N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave.
For Now Castle. eta I1.Ia A. Nj. J. ii, l. 81
6.o9. 6.hn. 0.sl p. NJ and ia15 Might.
For Lewos, BIZ A. NJ, 4.21 P. NJ.
Express for Dover. HUrrinRtcu and ipei-
mar s.is. lios A. NJ. Az p. NJ aud laoi
Harrington and way stations only. a II
Enprcss ror wyoming. $50 n. NJ.
Express for Cape ChArleS Old Point
Comfort AMI Norfolk ll.oJ A NJ. and
le0I Wight.
Leave Phiiadelphia. broad Street. for
eis. IVY. HIS A NJ la.l1. ,s1s.3s LED
sss III lie and ~ ~ + s's 40 Az s'a IA
a;ss. SOC. L0i, 4.s,. sa,. s.ss. 1908 and ii. IS
SUNDAY TRAINS
For pniiadelphia express. L5s. ass.1tl
BY. b.te 100. RS aud az Pm. -
La &os, 5.as and 1873 r. NJ. 49,. 49,,
an For Chester lexprcssl 1.55 4.91 so ao1
oo IN l,;Sl A. NJ. l.F. o.oL $50 ''os and
Acoommodatlou. 700 sos A, NJ, 1910
Las. 4.0o, DO. 7.4 and 1880 z. NJ.
For New YORK teKpressS l.55. 2.55. IA
1 aS II ie e. s y a I'D H. ,I TIA - '
For BOSTON without change SIS r. NJ
FCr New Orleans. Richnoni AMI DAN
vilie Express. t7.41 P. N. o,,,,
ier New Castle rs sst p NJ. and iaa'
For Caps Charles oid Point Comfort
and norfolk. ~ VI Night.
For Midaietown. Clayton, Dover. wy.
oming.. Felton,. Harrington, Brid9eviiie,
seaford, Laurel and Deluar. l201 Night.
For Florida aud the South Una Allan tie
Coast Iiinch 12.4j A. NJ. l250 p. NJ
Bsitim3re. and a. /, Washington, At; ec y,
+. NJ. aud 1913 Night
baltimore and intermedists stations.
eU6 aud ll.At Z. NJ, -.
Leave Philadelphia, broad Strest fos
WILMINGTON (eEpresss $50, ~, 40. Ills
Lille and 11.9l p. NJ
e.Cb, 6.lO. 6 49, 1908 aud IL IS Z. NJ
For further Information passens 49, ~
referred to the ticket agent at the sta nrsa.
,Fsins eo% 1 Dosed entirely OF Paltmsn
vsseis,s ars Parlor and Dining Cars S'
"a Limited sxprss. trains. composed OF
Pullman Vesttbdle Parlor Cars vestiouls
Passenger Coashss and Dining Car Nc
~ Richmond and DanvifI. Express
| Tx i,ininr Car attached
| N. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD
Gen. ManaIer. Gen. Pass Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Even the Government is getting an
economical lit and instead OF taking
n men to carry on the Government
nas gone Democratic like everything
else nowadays and viii make quite a
number walk the plank aid look for
other employment.
he democratic policy of retreneh
ment and reform has been begun In
earnest.
he present administration. over
ince it's Inauguration, has been ham
mcrinR down EXPENSES. The clerical
lorce OF the departments. however.
Remained untouched up to the present
Time. but tho broom has begun its
work there now, aud n general reduc-
lleh OF clerks and expenses may be OK.
pected within the nenr future.
The War Department 2Hs the first
upon which tho admin. tratlon cast
iits eye when looking for Il good place
to commence work with its broom,
The result WAS that twenty-five clerks
have Already gone, and more are ex-
pected to follow.
There are at present in this depart.
Iment 1900 clerks. 1t Is understood
THAT Secretary Lament thinks this
lBumber more than needed for the
WORK on hand, and will reduce 1t to
1000, the work on the war records dl
vision, which Ia under tho supervis.
ion of colonel Ainsworth. is now
near completion anu il is stated that
about two hundred OF the clerks I'M
ployed In this division will undergo
deeapitation.
Tho remainder of 500 dIsmi sails
will lie distributed among the several
other Offices. and 1t Is believed that
the Adjutant Generals office will lie
the ono will suffer tho most redue.
ltlons.
Although the employees. who will be
ldischarsed, with few exceptions en-
tered the department. under the civil
service law. their dismissal will he nc
violation of that law as the vacancies
lcreated will not he filled.
II Is understood that the Legislative,
Executive ana Judicial appropriation
lblll will contain 10 provisions for the
places which the clerks VINO will be
dismissed, hold. thus abolishing
them.
Extensive reduction will be made il
other departments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills.

Elegantly sugar coated. No taste
In swallowing Gripeiess, and no
siekening Operate grandly, and yet
you hardly know you take medicine.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stomach
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
stomach troublea Dyspepsia. d.
Cures tired feslings, skiI affections,
headache. dizziness, Riddy-haad, &c.
Mica lii every respect az real Liver
medicine ard Family protection
against diseases. 25c box, @ In one
for 81. Sold by druggists in citieB and
country. Depot SOC King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The Baltimore Sun says: Even
onss l. tine bulldog Gdds Is gag d. that ast
SooS go oseln as nss, III
paper In his canteen: Even me, the
dog Coxey. am glad Jones is gone
and hope he will stay gone" Whsr
hogs and calves would roam around
the camps OF the Comm onwealer,
"Coxey' was tied up by order OF tbs
tand he Cthe dog) woult
growl because he was not allowed t
feed on the overfat oommou-wealor ri
and squealers. "Coxey" met with |
m istortupe Saturday. He got spin
ter Id his foot. 1t took four soldier
to extricate IL. "Coxey," though o
the army, does not soldier" H,
carries his canreen and sticks by tn,
finn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

"WheD was youngstsr OF seven-
tesn," said successful business man i,
Il got job as q collector with man
who was about CO strict q martinez ae
] ever saw. He insisted on every thing
being done Just as he said. and there
were times when life was verify bur.
den. but / stuck to him for six months,
then we had difference. 1t was this
way: One morning he called me up
and handing me a bill on a man /
knew. to take 1t around and collect 1t.
It's ono OF our standbys.' he said
and every collector ] ever sent to min
reported him absent or not tindablt
or something you 60 and
don't come back here till you see
him.
do you mean that 2" 1 asked, as two
or three clerks looked up.
you knew me-" was all he said In
reply. and went out after my man
He wasn't at home, the people
said, and wouldn't be for 0 weeks. Sc
1 stuck the bill in my pocket and went
of up the country on q visit. The old
man sent after me half a dozen times
but my folks could only tell was out
OF town. and never paid any atten'
ton to letter l got from the boss.
but went on enjoying myself. Then
l came back and had visit with some
other friends. and ut the eud OF six
weeks l called on my man again with
tho bill. 1 found him at home aud
told what had done and he paralyzed
me by paying the bill with interest.
Two hours later / stepped Into the
boss office.
There" said. before he had time
to gather his wits, lis the amount of
your bill and interest He was out of
town for six weeks and l couldn't see
him before. You told me not to come
back till did see him, and was obey
ing your Instructions. had rafting
good time and tho house owes me six
weeks salary.
THE old man gasped, got blue In the
face and thought he was going to
explode; but he did not; he gulped 1t
all down and stuck out his hand.
Young man. he said, you ought to
have been soldier; I'm going to put
you in charge OF the collection depart
ment and double your salary" And,
concluded the merchant. when l had
reached the age Of twenty-five was Il
partner In the business"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

This great purifying compound
whose base is the Chionanthus Of
Fringe Tree Bark, ia the greatest u
blood purifiers and liver stlmulantsanc
kidney cure combined in compound
OF great value In all blood diseases
Known only to organic chemists
Cures every disease arising out Of i'm
pure blood that can affect the human
system. Also scrofula. liver. kidne,
and stomach troubles. DYSPEPSIA, cry
sipelas, blood poison, pimples. b otohes
tired feelings, aches ulcers. bad sores
diseases of the eyes, skin diseases
rheumatism, eatarrh, and to prevent
small pox and make the blood pure
etc. Depot 606 King street. Whining
ton, Del. Sold by druggists ant
country storesi and not sold by out
ter5 in prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
DTBTfC sIfE0TEfGH BKED TlZIJzg
I TING HORSES. at Hare's Corner
Hotel. on ~
THURSDAY. APRIL 90 1895


No. 1-Golden. geldipg, foaled July ~
1881. sired BY CimmRron. record &NA
trial 2.I third heat, by Companion. aire1
by General Knox. 2.9iH. trial a.26. sire "a
Morning. 2;so. and several Others. Dams
Miss Nan; life insured for 500.
No. 2-Black horse, years old. sound
aud all rig ht, good gentlenan's roadHfc1
or general family horse.
No. 3-Sorrel horse i5k hands high, y
| ears old. warranted sound. kind In sfrf
Gle and double harness, can trot close %
- minutes, eau be driven by lady.
No. i-Bay horse, Is hands high. KIND ~
sii gle and double harness. Trotted ~
Belmont Park matinee race In ass inat
fail. eau trot In present condition ID
100. Safe for II lady to drive.
NO. b-hoan mare good worker. WIN
No. e-4-year-old bay horse. will msns
No. 7--9 year old bay colt. extra large
ny standard horse, Eminence.
No. s-2-year old bay colt. very pro-
missing looking colt by an honest Fred
No. % yearltng colts. by good horseN
No. 10-Carrle stewart, registered. $50
Ioaled 's9. l5J4 hands high. sired by Crit
tenclon. dam Mary *: by Gov. CHASE
No. 1l-Toda MoGreyor standard reEi4
tered. foaled '9J, I5a hands high, guaran}
iced 2.3o. sired by Fergus Mci3rcyor. sir9
Ior spomsy. the champion yeariing Of ~
hands high, sired by Gold Dust. out OF Z
mare by DIR. Wardli,'s hbdilla-
No. 1s-Also stallion. Harry Media
Mediam Queen by Hugh Denaiiar, WITH
pedigree
horse cart, good as now; buck board
wagon. Jersey COW. registered. will give
pedigree on day of sale; | Jersey bull
lregisterod.5 months old i young Durham
COW. good mixer. heifer calves. halt
Jersey stock; hay loader in perfect ORE
der, 2-korSe South BEND ploWs in ordeE
harness by Parker
| Terms OIL day OF sale.
ais l.. W. STIDHAM Il SON, Aucts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
KPPS' COCOA
RREAKEAsr-SuPPER.

By thorough knowledge OF the natu.
raj laws which govern the operations OF
digestion and nutrition. anu by careful
application OF the fine properties OF well.
selected Cocoon, Mr.. Epps has provided oui
breakfast t9bles witi Il delicately favor.
ell beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. IL is by c. o tudicious
use of such articles of diet that consti-
tuition may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to
disease. Hundreds OF subtle maadieS are
floating around Us ready to attack where
eve: there is Il weak point.We may escape
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and prop
erly nGufished frame.-"Ctufe Serpfce
c;nzettP.n
Made simply with boiling water OF
milk. Sold only in halr-pound tins. by
groccrs. labelled thus:
JANIS EPPs ~ Co, Homeopathic
Chemists. London, England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What is TranspiriBg in the Pretty Town
on the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican,

Correspondence OF the Republican,
New CASTLE, April "a.
Barge No. O, of the W. i N. Railroad
Company, sprung II leak while at the
ietty getting a load OF sand. Tho
pumps were used and two tugs towed
her TO Wilmington where the sand
was taken out and the barge taken to
Moore's yard for repnira.
Conductor Merritt Hastings and wife
of Wilmington has been visiting here.
Miss Annie Miller has returned from
a visit to friends In Wilmington.
Miss Mary spear Is tho guest Of Will
Imington friends.
Yesterday was great day with the
Sons of st. George who live here.
They are few IN humber but oil the
same they thought OF merry. merry
England as yesterday was st. Georges
day.
il ever there were angry fishermen
her5 IL was yesterday. 1t Is known
that the present season 10 anything
but profitable one to the men. Yes
lterday there were about 200 shad
brought in. and yet strange to say the
prices were lower although the de.
mand WAS far greater than tho supply.
seeing SO many traders wagons in
line us were here yesterday. The great
trouble with the men is that a rivalry
exists between the two com mission
merchants, and consequently the fish.
iermen are just $40 out of pocket over
lyestef days sales One trader hnd l25
chad in his wagon yesterday morning
when he founG out that the other com
mission man WAS selling for 81 n hum
ldred less, and he then and there OBJ
Iieeted to paying fl5 when he could
get the fish Tor SIG u hundred.
He unl0aded the shad and obtained
10 load from the other man. The catch
to-day will not average over one-half
what II was yesterday and the traders
will expect to buy the fish for less
IN oney than they did yesterday.
| They say that MIR. Ferris has made
the greatest move Of his life In the
game of worldly chess by getting mar
RED. II the quiet weddings continue.
people will not know who Ii married
and then dame rumor will have. in
fact has now, grist for her mill. The
latest rumors OF approaching we'd
IdlnRs seem TO lie grounded ON the
fact that certain parties, like Mr.. Fer
ris, take out OF town trips, and OF
course they must. according to dame
fumors ideas. he going to SEQ their
Int. ded brides.
X. Eben Watts to. day moved the
household goods of John FoRg to
hester. whore The latter gentleman
has secured position.
The worsmen hero are beginning to
have a bright smile on their counLe
tnaEce. as the delaware Iron Workf
ARE running on double turn, and there
lare at least 500 men now employed in
the great industrial PUNT.
Mrs. Joaeph Rash moved her house
hold effects here yesterday.
/ Wall paper cents up. at Stops.
The many friends OF John 4. Cal
lahan We're much pleased to-day Il
learn OF his appointment as payroll
clerk in the Philadelphia mint. at
lsnihry of 50 Il day.
The reg ular meeting of the Board o
Education will bs held to night.
The Italian bark francesca, whlcl
passed up yesterday, reported hayini
! lost one of its sailors by falling over
board Oh her trip across.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

the Gall Of the United Mine WorkerF
Association.
CoNNELLsvr1LR, Pa, April The dele
gate convention of coke workers at Scott
dale yesterday passed resolutions order
ing the entire region out to Join the ma
tional strike Of coal miners. The prospect
of spreading the strike in the coke region
has thrown this section into excitement.
The leaders here now confidently assert
that within two days all the miners ia the
region will be out. While they expected
a cessation Of work at some Of the smallest
of the plants yesterday, none even of the
most sanguine leaders expected the larger
plants to shut down and when the news
reached hero that the men of Valley and
Standard, the largest plants of the region,
had all come out, there was general re-
joicing among the strikers.
These men refused to Join the recent
strike, but now they are the first to obey
the order Of the United Mine Workers
association for the general strike. This
indicates that the northern end OF ths
region Is prepared to come out, and that
! Tricks men will join the strike. Many OF
the operators now admit that the whole
region will be on strike In few days
Some of them predict long strike, char
acterized by more violence and bloodshed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Max Il. Coke says
under oath, II sufei
ed untold misery fol
eig hit full years; con
suited every pliysi,
clan OF fame without
relief. MY father
sent me to Europe,
but no relief For.i
years ago ] wanted
10 commit suicide. al
no one could cure
me. Finally my enus'
in, Frank +. w eb'
ster. told me to con
s,.ii DIR. q. f. 1'lteel,
1877 Arch atreeI,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

HoBoKEN. N. j., April 24.-The young
son Of Patrick McGueness, OF this city,
died under peculiar circumstances The
body of his mother, who died on Sat
urday, was being lifted from the icebox to
her coffin when the little fellow, who has
been sick for some time, saw the body. He
became hysterical and died shortly after
wards. The doctors say he died from q
broken heart
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Job II. jackson. of tho Jackson and
Sharp works. Wilmington. is one OF
the directors of the Washington and
IGhaeapeake Beach Railway totnpaT
The ides of the company Is to r. N
salt water In less than an hour.
John e. Farra was here Monday
building up his fences for the post
m astership OF Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

DANvILLE, Ills, April 24.-None of the
miners of the Consolidated Coal company
Grape Creek or Kellyville went to work
yesterday. These, together with the Fair
mont men, constitute the greater num-
Der of miners In the Danville field. A few
of the smaller mines are still running
None of them have any grievance except
ing the Kellyville miners, who have been
paid their wages in store checks. The
strike is for sym pathy. Three large lodges
of the United Mine Workers have beer
organized.
ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Advices from the
coal mining district Of southern Illinois
show that about 1880 men have beer
added to the list of strikers. The men In
the Halliday pits at StJohns, Ills, about
ESQ in number, and the men employed il
the mines along the Mobile and Ohio rail
road, q thousand or more, have decided II
cast their lot with the United Mine Work
ers' association strike.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April e4-The coal
mine operators in the Lexington and Hig-
ginsville districts have reported to agents
here that all the miners are out except
those in the Beatty s. Jones mines at Hig-
ginsville. In the two districts there are
between 800 and 800 men out. Two-thirds
of them are in the Lexington districts.
The Higginsville men have struck on ac-
count of the United Mine Workers order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Forepaugh's circus and menagerlt
will exhibit in our city next saturday
afternoon and evening. and We sup
pose there will be a crowd In attend
iance. The boys who want to sec .'th'
elephant should save their pennies
SO they may not be Obliged to bothel
papa or mama. See advertisement II
another column.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
Victory for tho Olympic Club

New ORLEANS, April 24-The Olympic
club has won big victory in the supreme
court, which yesterday affirmed the de
cision of the lower court and the result
Of which means that the club may give
fights again. The suits against the 0lym-
pic club were brought several months ago,
at the time when there was sentiment
throughout the country against prize
fighting,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

ALLENTOWN, Pa, April 24.--Cora, the 4
year-old child of Charles p. Herbert, OF
Weisenburg, this county, while playing
with matches, set fire to her dress and waa
burned to death. Another child died soon
sitter from scarlet fever. Both will be
buried in the same grave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The Ladies' Associate Organization
of the delaware Field Club has elected
these officers !: President, Mrs. John
p. Wales; yice-president, Mrs. Walter
ID. Bush; treasurer Miss l.. A. Bring.
hurst; secretary, Miss Carrie T. Bush;
secretary, Eleanor Wa.
ton.