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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Three wore Apfl ratibns Tor t'radHafer.
Of Goldsy Commercial and Short.
hand College, were made at the office
of the College this Week by three buel.
noss houses. In one OF these cases a
hook.Keeper OF experience is To give
way to one OF the modern. trained
graduates OF this College of National
reputation, 1he unique system OF In
dividual instruction maintained al
the College enables persons of any age
and either sex TO enter weekly, and
many are doing so. The courses arc
short,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

The only business transacted In su-
periGr Court this morning was tho
continuance in the argument In tho
certlorarI case OF Maria Hartman va.
the Mayor and Council. Charles Nj.
Curtis and George Elliott represented
the city and ii. IL Ward tho plaintiff.
The argument was continued until
Tuesday after tho Parson clse is dis.
posed or. At 1880 o'clock court ad-
lGurned until tomorrow morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Mrs. Alfred Lotland who sprained
her ankle about fOur wee6s ago has SO
far recovered ns TO De in the city to-
day
The musical and literary entertain
nent that was given In the hall Tues.
day evening, February 10Th, was quite
q success. Ihc hall Was full and was
enjoyed by all.
Iev. 4. l.. Terry, of Wilmington
viii lecture in the Chrtstiana N. II
Church March SIN. The subject vii
he The folks | live with as | SO,
them" The lectdre Will be accom-
panied with some musical selections
Proceeds for the baaetlt of the church
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Yesterday one of the teachers In an
east side school became greatly in /.
censed at the actions of the scholars
and exclaimed in tragic manner,
you are brats." and then with force
almost equal to II Sullivans she throw
one OF the books on the floor. It. Ia
certainly unbecoming in a teacher to
make such display of passion and
set such a bad example for tho
scholars. Hereafter she should think
twice before acting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

rUX-YIE rrE.--ou February 55it. lsai
At 2ili so, III College Avenue, pg Rev
Robert Crab IN Mr.. George " Cox
and Mis- Anna NSS Virtue. both OF
Philadelphia,
BO1kEH-tiALL.-Iu Camden y. J.. by
Rev. y. 3, Richardson, NJ. H. lIIntlel
strest Nov III 1889 MIR Harvey =
Booker mud Miss Lcunru :. Hall, bo.h OF
Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Building Inspector Dohl has issued
the following permits;
Smith and Lsiton, one story frame
kitchen, ser Church street.
John A. Dillon. alterations. Second
and Shipley.
A. l.. Johneon repairs to 500 and COS
East Seventh street.
". IL. Foulk " Son, oue-stof bri X
Office east side of West be, We n
Eighth and Slnth streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
VIM. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market Sta.
DEGlsTER'S ORDER
IN REGlSTElt's OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL.,)

DEGlsTER'S ORDER.
IN REGlSTElnS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. Dill,
February II. 1921
Upon the application OF Robert Walker,
Administrator OF Elizabeth Walker. iHte
of Mil trcck hundred. in said county,
deceased, 1t 10 ordered and directed
by tie Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice OF granting oi Let
IeT1of Admins ritiUn upon the estate of
the deceased with the date OF granting
thereof, l'y causing vertsemeits to he
posted within forty dnYR from the date Of
such Letters In SIX OF the most public
placed Of the comfy OF New Castle. re-
uuiriug all persons haying demands
against the tstRteto present the sumo. or
abide by an act or Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the
| same TO be inserted within the same per-
| iod in the Daily Republican, II newspaper
! published In Wilmington, Del, and to be
continued therein three weeks. o. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal
ga OF Office of the Register aforesaid
t-r-' at Wilmington. in New Castle
| county aforesaid. the day AID year above
"f'''e".I WILKINS CoOCH. ReEIster.
| NOTICE is hereby givan that Letters Of
| Administration were IN due form of law
! granted unto tho undersigned on the tn
4 day OF FCbrUmry, A. y, 49,. and that all
perGons having claims against the es-
] TAO of the deceased must present sho
saGie. duly atteste1 to tho said VII
! ~ IIstraiur on Or before the 18th day OF
3 FEBRUARY 1897 or sbide tne Act OF Asson
bly, In such case made and provide d.,
/ ROBERT WALKER
Administrator
| Adore sal Iockcssln, Del. M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

NEw Castle DEIa, March lst., 1904 -
Nh. EUIoR: I dony most emphatl-
caliy the truth OF the rumor on the
streets bore. that or any of my
family ever gave Mr. Geo. w. Eekles
one cent for his support of my sister
IA Il teacher In tho public schools at
tnls place. 1t Is absolutely false
WM. IL, SAUNDERS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

HEALD q ooMPASY.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
seventh aud Market Streats.

Investment Securities yielding from
to per cent.
Orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks aud bouds ON commission executed
at all the stock excnanges
Private telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia. Boston aud Chicago.
Foroisn drafts anu lettors OF crotit is
atiah
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

We shall continue to offer
goods at low prices to the
people of our city, feeling
assured that our efforts to
distribute these goods will be
amply supported. We pro-
pose to show an aggregation
of fine and standard stuffs
at such astonishing low
prices that under other than
existing circumstances would
be demoralizing.
The new price list on mus,
lin and sheetings is as fol,
lows. We can only guar.
antee muslin prices from day
to day and your best plan is
to take advantage of the pre-.
sent by personal attendance:
Hill. A &c.
Fruit of Loom, A, 10.
Lonesdale Al &c.
Pride OF the West. IA, 9lsc.
Utica. 1914, 22c.
America, linen finish, 1914, 2lo.
The cream Damask Table
Linens are the finest you
ever bought at the ruling
prices:
5o.cent ones for $50.
~ cent ones for soc.
| SlOO ones for 800,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Elsie Springer. tho 4.year.old ohiid
of Samuel b. Springer, at 18th and
Heald streets. on Wednesday broke
through the leo pond ln front of her
home, and had 1t not been for Jesse
Patterson, who was attracted by iiot
cries, she would have heen drowned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Mrs. Short Was Leading a
Life of Misery
Until Shs Used thu Great Remedy,
Palns's Celery Compound.
The Burden Of Housekeeping

The Burden of Housekeeping
Falls Heavily on Mothers.
housekeeping Is growing less simple
and more and more complex each
year. A home that processes to be
well regulated to-day is far more diff
cult to manage than was the same
kind Of home so or 10 years ago.
Upon the women falls tho burden.
/ Many work themselves into nervous
exhaustion. Many mothers grow SO
irritable that they feel at all times
half guilty. fearing that their disease
for 1t Is disease. aud a most dreadful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

BEFORE Judge Wales in the u. s. Cir
Quit Court to-day, argument was heard
In the case on motion by the Plssy &
Jones Com pRny for an injunction to
rca,rain Mary A. Miller. sxocutrix ct
al from prosecuting her suit at law In
tile court against the complainant for
IL 81. 90
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Levy Court sat again this morning.
and went over tho bOoks of the asses
sors. The work will occupy the at
tention vi tho Court for mother week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Satines that are satin in
effect, in dress lengths, loo
from 25-plain black, black
and white figures, and fancy
colorings on black and blue
grounds.
All Of our 31!c German
Linen Towels are reduced to
25c. They are in the new
borders, with knotted fringe
--damask and bird-eye pat.
terms.
One bale tickings all done
up in mattress lengths, plain
and fancy styles-124c per
yard from zoe.
Twelve more patterns Of
those elegant China silks, 81
inches wide, in black and
blue grounds with small fig
ures we shall sell for 79c
instead OF 81.
I Dress goods are getting il
the swim. Atwood ciotl
mixturesin greys and BROW
are reduced to soc. Il
inches wide Plain colors il
green, red and blue are re
duced to SOC. Blue Hop
sacl,ing, SOC from $l.25, s.
inches wide; and a few Wild
Serges, SOC from Sips, il
greys, green's and brown.
Two hundred and fit,
yards floor oil cloth we shall
sell for l5c per yard for yar'
wide, POE per yard | t yard
wide, and 25c per yard 10
II yards wide.
A large lot of Linoleur
at sic per square yart
Worth 81; all i'll handsom
patterns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Congressman Causry IN The House
yesterday voted against the Bland bill
for tue coinage OF the asiRni orsge Of
silver.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

morrow promises to be fair to
slightly colder. Sunday partly cloudy
to clearing and rather warmer, indi.
eating rain In different locations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Joseph Sperrle. who sailed from this
country via New York some nix weeks
ago for Germany. the borne OF his
but his conscience. He has written to
his partner, Fritz Kleltz, that the whole
town turned out to welcome him
home. headed by brass band, and all
the girls were mashed on him. espe.
cially tho old maids. He said things
are rather quiet and old.fashioned.a and
he is having n royal good time with
the friends OF his childhood. Joe says
he would rather come homo by rail
II IL were possible. as so much water
by ocenn route turns his sto mach and
makes him wish TINT he YVES dead OF
''vid' the friends at home in Whining
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

Parlor organs, slightly used, for $50.
S35, $40, $50 and $50. RoBELEN u Co.,
No. Tl0 Market street.
Sole agency for the Wilcox d White
self-playing symphony organs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

March

March
5th, Levi Moore, Mil Greek lid.
5th. Jas, McMahOu. Chrisiianu lid.
5sH. :. G. Sharrard. New Castle Id.
IT.. Edge Moor Iron Co., Brandy. lid.
9Th, a. II. Tyson. Chester, Pa.
Stir, ID. Il. Ziinm rmnu, Media, PA.
slh. Biddle y stats. New Castle I'D.
9th, Furniture y Carpets j05 Suipluy.
9Th. w =, Burris. Red Lion lid.
10h, Banning real cs ate. highlands.
ran. ElwoOd " chstar. ilockcsSiu. F..
18th. VIM Hrorn. Ghristlana lid,
lath, David smith. 9TH ward.
18th 1873 Delaware Ave. Furniture.
18th, Z Blnckision Brnnlywine lid.
1911, Alms sale, j. Gray, lied Lion. lId
l4th, James Hurst, New Castle, I'D.
18th Il L. Roberts horses Chester Pa.
18th, James Hurst. New Castle Hd.
18th, J. W. DerricksOn, Mill Creek lid
10Th Geo. Simons. BrHndYwine Hid.
ltth. Neldtn y Jester. New Castle. HID
Eth, Furniture. 9lS West gth IT.
i7th. Sale oi harness. M. Fast It'll st
2Uih Alfred Mousely liriuigwine lid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
....,OUR-...
REMOvALSALE
1ROM THE AMOUNT

rROM THE AMOUNT
- OF goods we have been
selling from day to day
II during our Removal Sale
it would seem as If we
were supplying half Of Whining
ton with "Footgear." 1t is GER
tainly gratifying to us and we
know you appreciate the many
bargains we have given you
Our time is now limited. A
little more than three weeks
before removing to our new
quarters mo. All Market street.
and we're going to make some
final vigorous cuts. We don
want to take a dollars worth o
our present stock. Here's sons
money savers for you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02
LADIES' SHOES.

lot OF 100 pairs Robert Dlx's
Child Fine Kid Spring Heel
Button, mostly small sizes. 4.
"A o. "a md 6. worth 81. Now
lot 80 pairs Chlld's Solar Tip
Spring Heel Button. worth 90e.
NOW. ....,..........'.' sF.'..'.'.
lot 100 pairs Misses Heeled -
KID Button. sizes II. ~. IL;
l2ls 10. were Sl.50. Now. ........
lot of $50 pairs. small sizes.
Ladies' Fine Kid Button, Is. O
b wide different styles; sizes .
to 4; were $3.50, S2.25 and $500.
800 pairs Ladies' square Toe.
| Patent Tip Dongola Kid Button,
worth 9l.50. NOW. ..,........
All our Ladies' 81 Shoes in
Button and Laco. Now. ......
All OF our Ladies' e8 Hand
made Shoes, now. Q
All OF our Ladies' 81 French
! Glazed Handmade Shoes. now .
All Of our Ladies' Finest IS
Handmade Shoes, now,..... 8
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

attn, RGpuaLroAN olias to-day. In the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-02

WE'VE STIRRED
| Them UP.
No Evidence of Hard
Times to be Seen
| at Fuld's.
There's a Sort of Spacial Pr0vl-
denC8 Watching Over Us.
That is the way some PEG.
Pile account for it; but we
have no faith in this. We
make our own Special Provi.
dence.
It's the everlasting cat
1t" that tells here.
There's our
F[RE SALE
u #-OF-#
: !. Shoes
> Only Slightly
Dam ged by
u Smoke and w alter.
.; Thousands of people have
- ). taken advantage of it. Shoes
left for thousands more
/, Such u vast stock as we carry
- is not rapidly consumed
Unbroken lots coming dow
from our second floor daily
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
INVADED BY JAPs.
The Mikado's Troops Enter China nc Sew.
erai Points.

iho Milkado'H Troops Enter China nt Sew
erai Points.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 4 The governor OF
kirin, Manchurta, reports that the
Japanese have effected landing in
the rear Of Ian Chun. 1t is added
that the whole province IS in state
Of CONSERVATION, but measures for its
defense are being adopted. Another
heavy levy has been made upon the
Chinese merchants in order to meet
the expenses Of the war
II Is reported that the Japanese nave
captured kiu Lien Cheng, on the east
ern side Of the Yalu river A hundred
and fifty thousand men have been
gathered at Pekin for the defense Of
the city, but OF this number only 900
are effectively armed. Only 10000
soldiers are available for the defense
Of the province Of Chi-Li.Ku and these
are raw levies
a Japanese army has landed 70 tho
north Of the Yellow river IN the south
ern part OF the gulf OF Pc-Chi.Li, 70 in
tercept the transport OF troops from
the south via the Grand canal 70 Ten
Tsin. A Japanese feet OF seventeen
ships is now blockading the gulf Of
Pe-Chi-Li French troops are missing
In IonQuin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
INCONSISTENCIES CAPTURED.
Government onieers Break Up hue't
Traffic an Kentucky.

Traffic an Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 4. - United
States Marshal Greer, aided by score
Of deputies, has arrived here in charge
of a band OF moonshiners captured In
the Big Sandy valley. The present
work of determination of stills and
the Illicit traffic OF the upper Big San
DIV valley began about six months ago,
but the arrests began three months
later The intervening time was spent
bv Greer and his detectives in the To-
cation of the stills and the Identified
ton OF their operators
In the past six months Greer and his
deputies have destroyed thirty-seven
separate stills and thousands Of
gallons of their product, commonly
designated .moonshine" They have
arrested about 1875 offenders and
spotted numerous others who viii be
taken as soon as the opportunity
offers. In the capture OF the various
gangs some thrilling work has been
done and some narrow escapes eX-
reriencod. Seven OF Greer's officers
are now laid mp for repairs at differ
ent towns in Floyd and Johnson coun-
Ties MHilt NDOHl Nh1hAN W viz AHNRAA-
sinners are also regaining their
strength in various up-Sandy jails.
These latter will follow their more
fortunate fellows 10 Louisville and To
the penitentiary as soon as their con-
dition will admit of the change OF
quarters.
In the gang brought here were 100
offenders. Their ages ranged from 10
70 so. and in the degree Of their crime
there was an equal variance. Some OF
the men had grown old and gray in
the business, some had followed il but
a short while, others had retailed the
spirits for the makers and others had
boldly labeled il sorghum and brought
il out by the barrel in push boats.
The boys were usually the sons of the
old operators, who were forced into
the work from childhood and literally
knew nothing else. Several women
were also among the lot.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
THE INDIANS.
synopsis OF the ANIMAL Report of Com
missioner browning.

missioner Browning.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'D. NJ. Brown
ing, commissioner OF Indian affairs,
has submitted his animal report for
the year ending June 30, 1894. TO the
secretary of the interior A synopsis
is as follows
The commissioner says special advancement
has been made IN Indian education The ap-
grcRate enrolment for the year has been q i5i
with an average attendance Of II 006 against
2l,il7 enrolment and l63O8 for the previous
year. There has been an increase IN
the enrolment Of government boarding
schools on reservations and falling
on IN government day schools The COM
missioner notes an educational awakening
among the Nayaioes which he attributed 10
a visit Of q delegation 70 the worlds fair
The defects In most Indian schools are bad
water supply and sewerage Contracts for
schooling OF Indians have been declared
or reduced wherever Il could be done
without deprivlng the children Of school
privileges. The reduction for the last year
has amounted TO s577i5 The amount for
Roman Catholic schools is reduced from
S3sg'i5 % sS59ei5, Presbyterian sS88iD 10
none; Congregational. si0sg5 TO none. The
field matrons have done good work but there
are not yet enough 81 them 70 carry civilization
forward rapidly Indians realize they must
secure allotments, as the best land IS being
taken, and they must lead a differ
ent mode OF life or perish Commits
sioner Browning takes the same position
as HIS predecessor that an Indians are under
agents o. the government. and that the sale of
liquor TO Thorn Is violation of law. He says
the character pr the question makes Il impos-
siblc 10 secure "a decision from the United
States supreme court which he deems UNI
Fortunate. and tho government Is helpless to
relieve the Indians ~ the dangers thcy are OK
posed 70 by reason 81 the attitude Of the lower
cnmrts fnMnrn fnnan nmn.Ilnna y
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
THEIR LAeoRs ENDED.
Summary OF Work Done by the New York
constitutional Convention.

constitutional Convention.
ALBANY n. T., oct H. The con-
stitutional convention after adopting
the new constitution issued long
manifesto TO the people, going over in
detail the whole OF the constitutional
convention. The address summarizes
the WORK as follows:
4 We renew the commendaton Of tho con-
yentlon IN 1857 providing for progress Ia agri-
culture by requiring general laws giving the
right ~ drainage across adjoining lands.
We seek 20 separate IA tho larger elites
municipal elections from state and national
elections
We have provided further safeguards
against abuses Ia legislative procedure
We have removed the prohibition against
the sale 81 Onondago salt springs, which are
source OF annual loss 20 the state.
We have removed from the constitution
all mention Of the ONCE OF coroner SO that tho
legislature may deal freely with that branch
~ the public service now IN such an unsats-
factory condition.
8 We have extended tho prohibition against
lotteries 80 ns 70 include al pool selling, Book
making and other forms Of gambling.
We have abolished the statutory provision
limiting the right 81 recovery for injuries caus.
ing death 20 81 coo
we have sought 70 throw greater safe
guards around the elective franchise by pre-
scriblng ninety instead OF ten days OF citizen-
snip before the right can be exercised.
o. We have provided for new apportlon-
ment Of senate and assembly districts.
10 we have declared la the constitution for
principles Of civil service reform
n. In addition 10 the provision for the Inn
proycment ~ the state prisons administration
we have prohibited the contract system az
convict labor
4. We have authorized the legislature To
provide for tho Improvement 81 the canals
~. We nave required the legislature TO pro-
vide for free public schools IN which an the
children o. the state may be educated, and NO
have prohibited absolutely the use % public
money IN aid % scctarian schools
~ The revision Oh the judiciary article Is do
signed % remedy the existing evils arising
from tho oyercrowdinR OF the trial calendars
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06
ALL AT WORK.
Industries Of Chicago Reported To -,
Running on Fuu Time.

Industries Of Chicago Reported to 30
Running on Tuu Time.
CHICAGO, Oct !. According TO a re-
port sent 70 Mayor Hopkins by City
Stntistician Joseph Greenhut the in
dustres Of Chicago, including all Of
the big factories, are just at
present running full time and
with y full complement Of men The
report states that the condition Of
the industries has been steadily i'm.
proving for two months past Officers
under the direction OF Statistician
Greenhut have for over month
past been collecting the facts
and figures and the work has
not all been completed Not
withstanding this. however, the sta
tisticlan says that he believes he Is
justified In making the assertion that
all the factories in the city are at
work. lie says that there are In Chica-
SO $500 manufacturing establishments,
employing an aggregate Of ESQ, OU0
people
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-10-06

DAYTON. o., Oct 1.-The dead bodies
Of Adolphus Burgan and John Bar
rett, inmates OF the soldiers home.
were found M an early hour Sunday
morning on the pike that skirts tho
home grounds and a short distance
from the south gate. Both men had
been murdered for the small amount
Of change each possessed. The back
part Of the skull OF each was crushed
in. showing that the crime was com-
mitted by the same bludgcon and the
same person, with robbery as the mos
tive.