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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
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DEATHS.

ooLLINs-on Jan. %. Sarah A. Collins. aged
Services will be held at the residence OF
her nephew Edmund x. Martin. t2S East 4th
street. on ednesday evening ut o'clock.
heltives and friends are invited 10 meet ut
Union Hill cemetery at kenhett square on
Thursday moruI1S ut IL O'Clock.
BAKER-on January 18th. John q Baker. in
his G2nd year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, corner
of nth and Jeiter on streets FIR day, febru-
ary ist. Services In Grac NJ. T. church. ut
: O'Clock p. III. The remains viii be soon NJ
the house only. lnterment at hiVcrVlew
cemetery,
TAYLuR--Neal stanton. Delaware; January
18th, Amy Il, Tay Tor, widow OF he late john
". TAYLOR. In the list year OF her age
RelutiV es and friends are respectfully IN
r. sidencc near stanton on TlursdGS. the BIS
lust services the house. at ociocit D. IN.
tnternent at Newport cemetery.
MASON--InPhi ladeipha on sunday, January
70, 1905 Ethel II dtught rot John It. aud
Emma Mason, aged ycurs months
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attcnu
the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents No. 1924 South Nineteenth street
PhilNdull III LII, on " euHeslay hltetHuOn " :
O'Clock.
MONRoE-In New York. Goth inst. Harry
Monroe sou OF Dr. u, A. Monroe. T. L., Of
tho PhiiRdclp hia District
Services at Ezou Church, on Thursday ar
ternoon Mt o'clock. lnterment at Mt zion
Cemetery.
WiIlIsrAK XII Erin this city on the 2Tth Inst.
George Il. Whitaker In the 45th year oil his
age.
the Sons If 81. George ato respect ully in-
yited 10 attend the funeral from MS laie
residence No. Z South Harrison street on
"Wednesday afternoon at O'clock. SetNicos
at the house. ln.crment ut HiSerview ceme'
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
FOR Ten JAYS ONLY!


The enormous stock of clothing from the
Ten POI Cent Clothing House AZ the corner
ot i n enty.tjtird street I,idae and Columbia
avenues, of tho city oil phiudol phia was I'M
eNppCirdly forced on the murhet, aa our
etoro was taken 10y the large installincnt firm
ur George Kelly x Co. Thes" goods must go
aud 10 thoy must in ten days for wat they
VIII bring. Suan a sasr flee OF Ready .lnado
Mems lioys and ChfIdren's Clothing has
never neeu attempted In the city OF VIII
miultou. Your dolI,r will 20 as far az
three dollars Will 20 at other siorss. We
have taken the immense building. No.
to- Market street, above the Cnytun
House llmingtOn, Delaware. THIS is no
fake ADVERTISEMENT MS proven by the
ailidavlf below look vi these figures:
blt ~, black or hub chevoT suits 81 20; mems
mi q cashmere suits, siylca tJtO; men
fuuuy uhOytut HIi.es choice o. Styles. !. 30;
Iueng und ressel wors.rts or Diagonal suits.
very drcs-y, :. %; nIvu gray, Down or blue
cnevlut suns "A 90; men = ovrrcoa5 =, elegant
=uIficC - -; mcti 5 storm over. outs Atrs
onH. not hall vulur. ~ 81; mems blue or
b nr- Krraey iJyurconis. extra length 50 10;
mems ShetlaIii orin nnats iifcrcnt siiRdOs.
3 o.; lnrua,.,Inpl dorsey oVrrruHts IN blue
il .trN brown of gray Il ic ~ ali " ool. extra
length ~ % lots of chiliren's paints, i3c;
lots OF childrcn,4 panfs. d5C; lots OF chill
tIrrn,s pants d1r; lois OF mems plnts ace;
lois OF unnt5 phut $50; Io;s or inen's pan Is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30


Hc-what changes time makesl Just
think. only year ago was in love with
you.
She-Does ID seem so sherts
He--Whnt, since you refused mcf In
one sense, yea. 1t shows how quickly ones
feelings can bo revolutlonized. / never
dreamed then that 1 could be Just your
friend.
She--And nowi
Ho-Now 1t is difficult 20 understand
how could DO anything else. This-this
Is so much better.
She-Do you think soa
He--I know It, / was blind-blind to
your faults, blind to the best that is In
you. Now / can see clearly, and to be
simply your friend Is all / could wish for.
What splendid sense you showed When
you refused mel ...
Shc-Indeed.
Ho-Why, it was one of the best things
that ever happened to me. 1t fairly
brought me to my senses. Ana now how
different 1t isl 1 don't suppose 1t would
be possible for me to get up grain OF
sentiment SO far as you ARE concerned.
She tcoldly)-Qulte a change from tn,
fool you made of yourself.
He (hcartily )-Yos, isn't 1t?
She (snecringly)-I suppose you nov
have an unbounded admiration for your
self ut such marvellous recovery.
He (dumfounded)-Why, surely, surely
you are not angry with me, my friend
What have saidp
She bursting into tears)--Nothing
only you might have taken longer tim
TO get over itl-Ncw York World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
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THE EMPIRE
Department Store

Thursday, January 3lst.. promises TO be
n Banner Day In the annals oil the trade
in Wilmington. Since our advent into
your city, we have shown you whnt enter
prise can do in the matter Of ceiling nigh
class goods at an astonishinsly low hB-
are. -
on the above day CThursday) we will
eclipsa all previous efforts by placing on
sale IN all our departments, an ehormou
quantity of special bargains 40 follows:
A good heavy Bed Tick that cannot be
bought Tor less than l5c. Banner price
1Isc yard
Fine turkey red Table Linun, standard
price 2Sc. Banner price Tor tomorrow,
Good 6leached Utica Mills Muslin. will
be sold. Banner price sac n yd.
Chlldren's Black Idle and narrow rib.
bed Hose. Banner price 40 pair.
Nee Musltn Pillow Cases, regular price
l5o. Banner price Itsc,
IL pieces. l5c quality Faney Flgured
Cretonne. all different patterns Banner
price Sc va.
Extra size Turkish Bath Towels. ESQ
quality banner price lac.
About 80 pieces. different styles. good
quality Satluss, standard price lsc yard.
| Tanner price SIC.
Superior quality Dress Cashmere sells
reEu larly Tor i5t Banner price ~ 70 I'd.
Indtt s. Fancy Embroidered Sllk llEnd.
kerch!eis 5Jc uua,lity. tanner price 10
A special bargain IN hardware A
| scrcw driver combination hammer. an
IRON Goit and an iron match safe rtgn!ar
| urtce lpc apiece. Our BHEner pilce for
| the !oi l5C. Only lew lett, 40 come
early.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
rRusTEBs or THE room.
Business Transacted mt the Quarterly Mees-
Ing To-day,


At the meeting OF the Trustees OF the
Poor to.uay Superintendent Mccoy re-
ported the population OF the almshouse
to be $50 white men l49. women 81, chill.
dren 5.colored men 90, women IL. children
q. There were deaths during the last
month, and during the last quarter IA
were discharged and 10 died.
Tho pay roll amounting to 1891 80 was
ordered paid. t. Il. Cochran. Jr., attorney
to the Board was present and reported
that he had written to Washington aud
was informed that the inmates drawing
pensions were John Riley, Robert Oskins.
Edward Myers. Anne Green ana John Duf.
fey.
The attorney was instructed to collect
the board OF all inmates who own proper
ty ana who are In arrears.
MIR. Keller OF tho committee on Light
reported progress aid Mr. Salmon clerk
OF the committee reported having hold O
joint session and that the almshouse was
now being wired FOR eiegIrc lighting.
There will he 40 lights anu the coat will
DO $497.24.
In the State Hospital thore will be 1853
lights and the cost will lie S5D327, aud
tho cost OF lighting Dr, HancLer's house
will be flU4.72. Bota tue departments
will pay half eost tor tho poIes.
John McGlackin. boy OF IL years OF
age suffering from spinal disease, will be
sent to tho Institute for Inourdbles, Phila.
delpnia- The cost of maintenance Will he
SlO0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

~ would like to know very mooch, " re
marked Nose SehauInburg to Pete Am
sterdam, "if my brudder Sam wash an
honest man.
I'm tell you how to find out II he IL
honest OF not" responded PETE. Mex
time you go off on tho train take hin
along to the depot and just before the trail
leaves give him $40 bill and toll him I,
change it. If he comes back with tbs
change, then he is presumably honest"
But ven he don't come packf"
"Then you lose your $40"
"Shinminy grashusl It'd you suppos
for moment, Misther Amsterdam, dot
vas completely eaten up nit curioshity5
Texas Siftinss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

IIruR kEST--A house. ~ o. az DUPONT At rect.
II Apply to ii. L. Vernon, this othee
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Deputy Coroner Chandler this morning
Inferred IN PoLters Held tie body oil
Jamea Cameron, the salvation Army iieu-
tenant VINO Killed himself last week by
senuing Il bullet through Ai5 bralu.
Yesterday afternoon MIR, Chandler re-
c4lved letter from Io.elo, ONO and
from brother Uf tile deceased. eLatlug
that II sufficient money was found on tho
man, to seHu the body there. bub II not
To give il decent burlai There uelng
only SLIGO IN the mans possession when
found, tho deputy coroner could do notn-
ing but inter the body Ut tue couAGy's
expense.
InIel Oh Police Dolau also received let
ter from the Toledo brother 10 the sam o
ellsyL,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

@. Castagnino aud Ernst Baldwin,.
Italian residents of New York who are on
their way from that city to Paris. stopped
In this city yesterday afternoon and re-
sumed their Journey again this m or ming.
Both men are tine,specimens OF their
race. They are we'll informed and enter
taining takers. They wore boots, sweat
ere, short coats and fur Gaps. Baldwin,
says he Is making the trip for the purpose
of writing book which will be Illus
trated, he taking tho pictures whlle
travelling.
He has walked around the world once
before. They left New York on January
23, and expect to be about three years on
the trip aud during that time will walk 30,
300 miles. From this country they will
no to Alaska, thence to Asia and China
and through that world to France.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Belle-And So you have accepted Harry
And you always laughed ut the idea oI
marrying him.
Nellie--I know II. But when he pro
posed l WAS all taken ahack, and / ex
claimed, Do you take me for II foolf'
And he said: mo. | want you for my
self" 1t so nstonishod Inc that he should
suy anything SO fright that l snid Yes
before l knew what was doing. Boston
Transcript.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30


s Frand Ewart or iiochessnl has pur.
0haePd the Old Hpopes' farm, containing
about 100 acres. partly IN kehhrtt town
shlp anu l'eIHWafs: OF Join AIteAeih on
pfaEat ., vi i uin, at N"ats o""eu 'nih
aAlih 0hoS oes'
The farmers IN hehLeit square, IA,
nave arranged To mona an destitute
on lueaday ana heuhesdhy.fetFnhrY I'm
ehn i2th' tnu 81, III, l 81 estins ~ "n NV
"heihs piepatea i't t"' suH'o'
Tie lighll Social Of ST. johns !, i.
buciety, OF ioekessln Del VIII be held II
Ar iIst, Master Of Geremonles, NJ. p.
ITnns. Floor Naunper p Iatlertv: As,ta.
tnnta / Scuiiy Bait j. kgIIetIrr and l., NJ
MeCioyern
NJ ~ nar,,,ro ,ror,od ~.
", v - W u , -, o
Pa. of israel Durham, Mr. Evans VIII re-.
tall all lie old enluIOyos Of tho lu!lt. Mr..
Iyans ia a LrntbeT.ln.iaw OF Mr.. DURHAM,
~. n,,,.ra,I5i -, ,I,,,.f,..a,, I,al nnd
inteti,lcd 20 ntoye INTO liz own propsrty al
Ay5ndale btIt bas changed Ills intnu and
viii ,ontinua at the Uoekessin Iemter-
anes unuag
M,aa ID, iowen OF this city, has bsen
granted A pntent ON a nut lock.
", =, n f,,,,r,, :, r,o,,.r no, o,,b
r,5 40 t -, ~ ~, o. -, w.
So 80 ~ - ,,, 'mC 80
=, -. a, -, ,at,t,..,,.,
-, ~ ,i'ot No H. ~ , soI
az ~ liz wast
$500 ,r,,af 49, ~
9,oti.H
wizard SALISBURY Is suffering With an
N ATTACK OIL mo grip
dphn Mitchell is having new ctuY MIL
put up on his farm near lIoekessln lha
sollefs were put III position last week and
She wor ks will soon Ge really Tor opera.
Janice II. Nicholas representing rub.
Der hose company hH5 Just closed "A con
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

The big Spanish steamship Cindad d.
Reus Is at the mouth OF the creek and AT
high tlds this afternoon will be tOwed to
the yard OF the Harlan and llnlilngs worth
Company where the VIII raca've ext n.
siye repairs. A short time ago willis the
Spanish steamer was enrouts from Phla-
deiphia to Bermuda she found the En-
glish tramp steamer Benhnm iii aided.
and attem pied 10 toH her To Guha In q
storm The tow was parted and the steam'
ers coIlided. damaging both badly. The
Benham 10 now being repaired ut Bermu-
da, tut tho spanish steamer returned I'd
Philadelphia and from there to this city.
She la OF 1000 tons gross tcnnnge and In
command OF Captain XaragornZa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

There were brought to this ofloe this
morning four old papers which were Ia
the possess ION OF tue late Robert Burns
until his death, a few weeks ago. The
Oldest ono Of the papers Is 4 copy OF tho
Blue Hen's Chicken OF Friday. June 23rd.
1913.
Among the news Items Is un account Of
the desertlon oil live regulars from tho
regular army, IA donation Of 525 from
Charles l. DUPONT to the Water Witch
Fire Company for thelr service In saving
mis- factory from destruction and the
rowd yism and reckie-sness of tho young
men of that period. The paper is four
page one ana contains seven columns to
the page.
The other papers nra copies OF the Week
ly Deiawurs State journal Statesmen
and 'Biue Hens Chicken" of November
90, 1897, and June 9th of the same year.
The fourth paper is the Delaware Weekly
Republican OF DecsinDer Is. 1865 from the
press OF George w. Vernon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
DUBLlC SALE

The sub criber about TO rslinqNish far nj nR
will dispose OF her personal PROPERTY at puts
Ito sale at ht r resid moe the road leading
from Newark to Pleasant I'M,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

For years past II has been the custom OF
DUPONT Post. No. y, q. A. r., TO scnd out
solicitors to obtain sufficient funds to de.
fray the expenses OF Memorial Day. Those
who would solicit tho subscriptions were
subject to insults on many occasions. The
Post recently decided that hereafter 40
begging ehall be permitted. Instead Of
the custom of former years tho Post will
hold a supper on that night. The follow.
ing resolution has been adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter no begging
will lie permitted by this Post for Memoir
ial Day purposes and any one SO begging
In the name OF DUPONT Post, No. .. u. A.
L., will he branded as an impostor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Sheriff ellis was BUELL. engaged ye5tsr-
day afternoon Ia selling properties:
Tho Delaware sugar Beet Works to lIof.
fecker & Uotlecker for S20C; house on the
easterly side Of Forrest street north of
Twelfth, the property OF Daniel A. Forrest
and Annie II. Forrest, his wife. to George
A. Elliott for 500; property OF Charles II.
Butler to George A. Elliott for S5l; two
two story brick houses on south side of
Seventh street between DUPONT and Scott
streets. the property of Isabella Little. to
George A. Elliott for $780, house and lot
OH the westerly side Of Forrest street be.
tween Thirteenth and Gade streets, u
George A. Elliott for 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

An evening social was given on Monday
evening at the residence OF Mr.. Gibson.
The evening was spent very enjoyable by
playing games. Among those present
were the Misses Llllie Meeks, Name Fox.
Matte Hanson, Mary Robinson, Florence
Cummings, Mary Wright Lizzie Wright.
Maggie Elliott. Maggie Hustelt, Susie
Glasgo. Cora Robinson, Hattie Eastburn.
and Mes7rs. VIM. Elliott. Joseph Hamil
ton. Frank File. Gen. Cantler. Harry Fox
Charles Alice, Harry Townsend, Walter
Smith. Ferris Connor Lawrence Goslln,
Joseph Mcbride, and Frank Fox.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

IcUItLlG SALE-rhc undersigned will sell
j. at public sale on the ~ lmington aud
Philadelphia turnpike. mile 50 utn OF Prac.
tICai Farmer Hotel,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

By vote Of 239 to 81 Tie Il1uAs yester-
day passed tho bill 10 repeal tiir one.tenlh
of cent dillrlentu,l dn5 y imposed by
the taril ret OF 1890 and itimuoseu by
the act OF 1891 OIL sd. nrS exported from
bounty .pnyIug coIn.i,es.
4npfs wa, prap, icIly nothing tn DO said
In defence OF the tax whith - virtually
the creation of tho Sugar Trust. Tho
friends oil the trust are numerous ia the
Senate, Whitber tie bill HOW goes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Considerable complaint Is made about
the naked train which ID run on the branch
ruua IRON Georgetown TO FrAnkiIn City.
1t lie Known US tue owl tram" tie
thineeleGgus pony express" aud other
names. The ou!:h usage Oh II IL getting
to ba a ty.word. When the conductor
cails out the name oi tho stop, he warns
the pasaenger5 To remain pnPled until tho
train comes To a s,Undstii. lho train
will sometimes stop Sd III denly Hs to
break the car windows Ills road, being
one Of the best feuisrs 20 The lieiawara
division. the patrons ara justly entitled
to better ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
Anothrr ilprrutiln.

George Taylor. OF smyrna, who has
been In New York Tor The past three
months receiving treatment FOR pulmo.
nary troubles Will have an operation per-
formed ON Friday, ut the Saw York Can.
Ger Hospital.
1hls Will make the second nre,atioH he
has had performed slice telpg Ia New
York the iirst one being uH5lccc5 sful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

As much 40 $40 900 was Withdrawn
yesterday from the Roid reserve, Dring-
Ing the latter down to siSGl6 1913. Tho
continued approach OF the lnotuent when
there Will 10 no gold to redeem treasury
Iotes with docs not seem 10 Impress CON
gres5 much. The silver men ara defiant.
III the Senate Me- Henderson. republican.
proposed a free coinage measure.
Friends OF sound money In both parties
are, however. trying to agree upon sone.
thing that Will pass. and II Is not impos-
sible that when the situation gets worse
they will gain some recruits from the
ranks of waverots.
The banking issue Inns passed ont Of
mems minds. the question now being not
how much. but what kind of money the
country Is to have. Even the treasury's
deficit ceases TO be the absorbing TO- Io.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

James McDonnel was held In 500 bail
for an appearance On trlNay morning on
the charge OF beggiaS. officer Davidson
yesterday saw him stop several persons
on the street and he thought 1t best to ar
rest him. In tho Municipal Court this
morning he said lie belonged to Bloom
held N. j., and hai just come from Rich.
mond Va. He was trying to sell iron
holders. As the authorities dosbted the
truth of his statement he was held as
above stated until information can be OBJ
tanned from Richmond and Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Sleightng on the roads In the suburbs
OF Wilmington. WAS better yesterday than
IL had besn before this sehson The snow
was hard and line. and did not "Dal" III
hJTses' houis.
In the evening the turnpikes leading
out OF the city We're lilled VITA merry par
Tics in single and double and some few in
four horse slelgns. lho -leighiug parties
filled the air with familiar songs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
ON WEDNESDAY. FEB Ia 1905.


ahead OF horses No. l. bay horse. Dan.
good general purpose horse.
no. Bny mare. NeIie Is O good work
mare an All elegant driver.
No. 3. nay mare. Il good work marc.
good M CHI COWS. sunIG OF these owB will
have calves ny their side. and balance milk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

puyFa. Jau. 29th.-Rev. Myles ]. Mo-
Nenis. pastor OF Holy Cross Catholic
Church today celebrated the third ami.
versary OF his priesthood At 1880 o'clock
no celebrated nigh mass. The sermon
wac preached by Iev George J. Kelley, OF
81. Mar,'s Church. Wilmington. lie
preached an eloquent sermon on the
s,Priesthood" Rev. W, j. Birmingham, OF
Wilmington. called to congratulate
Father McAIunus The mentors OF his
congregation also called to extend con-
nratulatiOns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Elwood Webster will have sale of
Somerset county horses at dockessln en-
Monday, the Atm u February. In the lot
are some very llns ones for double teams.
rs well as q number OF superior travellers.
6,idham Will do tho auctiuneerlnR and
will boint out their good qualities. The
residents III the Vicinity should take this
opportunity 10 secure bargains. For par.
ticnlhrs SEQ ulYpI eLnent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

SYMPTOMS Moisture intrusr itching nnt
stlnPiug; most "a u3isni; worse by scratching.
II allowed 10 continue. Iutuufs form which
o.ten bic II Hnl IiceraIu.= becoming very
ECIe. SwAlN f.St iiNI ~ NJ stnpAt,. Itching
and tiepttiug. A.als uiccrati III Hi Ia III ost
cases remove inc iumor. At fhd9HlstS ofby
matt. tor 20 Gents Dr. Swa5 Ie * son, Fhila-
uIll E4Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Some time ago A. Il. Anderson left his
measure iur II pair Of shoes with Fluid aud
Brother. That iirn sent tho measure to
"A. S. jones rs usual, but Anderson re.
fused to accept tho shoes, claiming they
dbl not fit him. lilo was sued before
Magistrate Daley this ncrnin. aud Il Yer.
dict FOL the plaintiff for So WAS given by
the maKisl rate,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Vim. J. Lanl. who occupies one OF the
DUPONT farms, near Mt. Chunin, was
lending Il colt out to water OH Tuesday.
when the animal took fright, and he was
thrown down aud dragged some twenty
five feet, hurting him SO badly that lie will
be laid up for day or two.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

The funeral OF Elizt h,th i IA, eIgh.
teen year old daughtnr OF Fa.rlck or.
RE, 3l3 ksnuebac 5t.eat, Iooi placo this
morning. Intermsnt was made at tAs
New Cathedral cpmeL.ry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Madeley Church this clty.ls In the midst
OF Il most gracious revival. There have
been several COMMISSIONS this week al
ready. The Young and tho old nre inqulr.
Ing for salvation. The work has taken o
fresh start this week aud tho prospect is
Increasing for Il great work to ba done.
Rev l.. H. Barrett VIII preach tonight at
7.3o All are invited TO come AND enjoy
tue meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
Thermsmetrieai Record.
U. g. DEF ARTMENT OF AeuuuLTUnB
WEATHER BUREAU orFItH
HArTtMoRr. Mn. Ian. S0th.

The table below gtves tho tympera.
ture and the state OF the weather OF 9
d. IN. to-day at the stations named;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

MIRA NV. Hawkins, Chattanooga. Tens.
saws. 'Shiioh's Nltallzer Saved MY Life
consider 1t the beat remedy for debili.
tated syetem | ever used" For Dyspep-
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t excels
Irice 10 cts.
sold by n. y. uanrorth. Druggist. 5. ECor
End and Market Streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

Tho tongue of the sleigh OF John Lynn
broke while Lynn was driving across
Washington street bridge Yesterday after.
noon frightening the horse and causing
IL to RIM along that street to Vandever
avenue to the railroad where II was cap
tured by Officer Welsh The horse was
cut about the legs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30

An unknown man had narrow escape
from being run down and killed by
Eighth street car No. 81, at Second and
Market streets. yesterday morning. AS IL
WINS tho car only touched him. The mot
ormun stopped tho car IN almost seconds
time and deserved great credit for his
work.