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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
Busy Day +.
Busy Day.
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You'd open your eyes if you
saw the activity in this store.
The low prices tell you why.
It's a common thing to hear
customers say:
"Show me those Made to
Measure Suits-Yes, Returned
ones"
Perhaps, they've seen one of
these Suits bought by a friend.
There's no going out of the
store after seeing them. Doesn't
take anybody many minutes to
find out the truth-they are
half price. They're superior
Suits.
The $40 Suits to be sold for
$40.
The $50 Suits to be sold for
$15. ....... -....
The $40 Suits to be sold for
$40.
Coats and Vests and Odd
Coats at half.
Prince Albert Suits. Double.
breasted Sack Suits, Walking
Coat Suits, Single.breasted Sack
Suits-each kind together. No
wonder hundreds of customers
keep their eyes on this Re-
turned Suit Sale. They save
large money.
Another favorite expression:
"Show me those So Suits"
|. They're All Wool, you know.
We believe, in years, there's
not been any price so idely
talked about as Wanamaker &
Brown So Suits. They ought
to be Customer after Overcoat
says: / bought one of those S.
Suits, and itwears WE'LL" These
are the speechmakers sending
us business. ..
Still another-"One Of youl
SIS listers"
Yes, sir, and you'll be in
fashion with thousands OF wise
buyers. Newspapers have
brought us lots of customers,
but we can't shut our ears. We
know personal recommendation
by lrieuds has helped i'll selling
SO many thousands. They're
$40 kinds for SIS.
Those Quaker City White
Shirts--25, 50, rs cents ISM
cost. Don't prudent wive.
know? Isn't that why SO man,
are buying years supply!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
MINNEAPOLIS MYSTERY.
Harry Hayward's Denunciation Of
His Brother Adry.
PERJURY MOST EXTRAORDINARY.

Either Harry Adry IL an Adept in ,
Repeats Adry's Story with Their Posi-.
tions Reversed.
MTNNEAPoLIs, Feb 9s-It was some
what Of a surprise to Mr.. Nye, the county
attorney, when Mr.. Erwin turned Harry
Hayward over for cross examination
short time before court adjourned. He had
expected that the examination would take
at least the day and was hardly prepared
to go into the examination. He therefore
contented himself with going over some
minor matters that he might begin In
earnest this morning.
The day was an extremely interesting
one being filed with the troubles between
the witness and his brother. Adry, he
said, had proposed all the bloody details
of the murder. Harry explained that he
had been SO shocked at his brothers de-
pravity that he had resolved to sound
many other people to see If they had such
wonderful consciences Thus it was that
he had questioned Waterman and the
hickman, and even l.. NJ. Stewart, and he
dared the state to put Stewart on the
stand.
Instead of having threatened to kill his
brother with knife Adry, he said, had
threatened to kill his father, and had often
stated that he was so devoid of conscience
that he could kill his father easily and not
bctroubled about it aftcrward. All through
his evidence it was Adry who had been the
fend, Adry who was the slaughterer,
Adry who had mania for killing people,
Adry who was the member of gang,
Adry who was everything and yet with
all this he went on to tell how he conflded
all his business to Adry and begged his
father to tako him back into his employ.
Not much moro of interest developed
during the remainder OF the direct exami-
nation, and Mr.. Erwin turned the witness
over to the state late in the afternoon Mr.
Nye made Harry admit that he had been
a gambler by habit for ycars-in fact, since
he was II years old Then he went over
his relations with Miss Cling, and had
Harry repeat his wandcrings the night OF
her murder He got along very well ex-
cept to say my fiat twice in places where
he had said on direct examination that no
went into his mothers lat
MIR. Erwin interrupted and corrected
him. In speaking of where he went after
leaving the fiat witness said he went
directly up Hennepln to Laurel avenue.
On direct examination he said that he
went down Hennepin first, intending to
look for Miss Cling at her place of business.
Harry showed on map where ho had
gone until he reached Mr.. Bartleson's
residence. The states attorney kept ask.
ing all sorts of questions, evidently with
view to laying the foundation for i'm.
parchment of the direct testimony. 1t is
understood that several points were made.
ID. NJ. Wilson, tho horse dealer, about
whom the defense made such row when
it was found he was out of town. has re-
turned, and will go on the stand if wanted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1898.



Senator Hpnby Iikened Speaker McAIul.
len to giraffe the other day. The Speaker
has fashion OF looking up. but he should
never Layo thought of comparing him 10
n 81 alIe. There are other desires more
degrading than that of promotion to
office, and gathering up the mama that
can he occurred by keeping on The popular
side. There may be other meu who are
looking up for popular favor. and are
ready to go which ever way the wind
blows. Tho Senator should procure Of bio.
Renesa lantern and go on ct our OF lnspeo
tlon and SEQ how many truly patriotic
men, free from all seliishness. ho can find.
IL Is SAID that on a certain occasion be OK.
claimed shame on such Republicans
That implied that lie ianelei some one or
more had gone back on their promises,
and he was Ashamed OF them. II he did
them an injustice he should say 80, Tor arc
they not all honorable men. whose words
are as good as their bond, and never
promise to mislead or betrny. We arc
sorry that thsy all cannot sac alike. and IL
any have an axe to sharpen on the Cover
nors grindstono they should try AMI wait
until after tho Senator hss been elected,
before putting thor plans In execution, 1t
Is novel idea. however, In comparl Dg
Speaker McMulen to giraffe. and II
there Is anything like opprobrlun in it we
hope he will withdraw 1t as it's mlch
better to smoke the pipe Of peace than 10
cultivate feeling that has even a squint-
Ing towards coffee and pistols for two. 1t
lie a common thing, however. to look out
tor ones own fortune ana II that is giraffe
like we suppose Mr.. McMuilen can stand
It. although comparisons Sometimaa are
rather oulous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

SAVANNAH, Feb GA committee of
twelve leading members of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians waited on Mayor
Myers and presented him with petition
signed by about 800 members OF that order
and other Catholics. The petition stated
that 1t had been learned that ex- Priest
Slattcry and his wife, who is an ex-nun
would lecture here tonight on Catholicism
and that the signers were satisfied that If
they We're allowed to speak trouble, dis
order and riot would prevail. In the in,
terest of peace and order they consequently
appealed to him not to allow them to lee
ture. Mayor Myers declared he had no
authority TO prevent the lecture, and nd
vised Catholics to remain away from the
hall If they did not care to hear the lecture
peacefully
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

The terrible storiss OF torture. b nish.
ment and impending sentence OF death.
by the Dole government In Honolulu.
which tho Every Evening labored hard to
make the people believe were true. turns
out TO be purs fabrlcatlons and were cir.
culated forno other purpose than to Gre.
ate prejudice against the new Republic.
and make 1t appear that G rover
Cleveland did good thing 10 rejecting
the proposed annexation scheme. As
the entire story turns out to be d mis-.
cradle -canard the ''cuckpos" should hide
their heads In shame. The Dole govern.
ment appears To bs influenced by civilized
mcn who are ready TO extend lenieacy 10
all who can be trusted to do their duty
as citizens, and leave anarchists I'd that
fate which should overtake every one
who claims to govern through divine au.
thority without reference to the will Of
the people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

Apart from the rare pleasure Of Waiting
new places and witnessing novel ecsnes.
tho Pennsylvania Railroad company's
tours to California will prove better edu-
Gators than any number of lectures or
books on travel. The immense scope OF
territory traversed will expand the ideas
OF all tourists, indellbly Impress upon
their minds enlarged views OF this mighty
Union and its vast possessions. ana they
will return to their homes prouder than
protected by the Stars nnd Stripes.
These tours have been arranged under
tho comrany'e renowned personally. con.
Quoted tourist system, and magnificent
Pullman trains will leave New York and
Philadelphia on February 20 and March 20,
1895.
Detailed Itinerary Will be sent on appli.
cation to Tourist Agent, 1896 Broadway,
New York, or room All. Broad Street Sta.
ton. Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

The mining troubles In Eastern Ohio
have been 80 prolonged that the m,nere
In the Hooking and sunday valleys. with
their wives aud l,ttio ones arc looking
starvation In the face Tho situation in.
deed, 10 30 deplorubIe aa to invoke not
only the swift Offices OF humanity, but
the prompt assertion OF The civil power
for the maintenance or public sgfoty. lHe
authorities are doing what they can with
the contributions at their command; bat
the cry for help appea to every heart
and pocket In tho State; and 1t would be
less than justice to great and generous
Commonwealth TO doubt that The appeal
will be handsomely responded to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
pennsylvania 'IEelsLAruRe.
A Resolution Adopted Euiogistic Of the
Late Frederick Dourlaaa.

Late Frederick Douglass.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 2o.-The legislature
reconvened last evening, after ten days
recess, and disposed OF u vast amount Of
routine business. The governors veto OF
the bill relating to certain DEGREES of reg
listers Of wills and courts Of appeals from
DEGREES OF registers was sustained. Tho
consideration of the vetoes of bills for ad-
ditional law judges for Washington and
Westmoreland counties was postponed
until today. A resolution was adopted
eulogistic Of the patriotic services ron
dered the country and the negro race by
Frederick Douglass.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Page, of
Dauphin, to create middle penitentiary
district, including the counties of Potter,
Tioga, Bradford, Sullivan, Lycoming,
Northumberland, Columbia, Montour,
Fulton, Bedford, Cumberland, Franklin,
Adams, Somerset, Blair, Cambria, Hunt
ingdon, Union, Lebanon, Perry, Juniata,
Mifflln, Cleartleld, Clinton and Centre.
The penitentiary is to be located at or
near Harrisburg. The bill provides for
the appointment by the governor of q
commission to select a site and approprl.
ates 100000 for the purchase of the
ground
Among other bills introduced were:
Making IL a misdemeanor, punishable by
a fine not exceeding $25 or ten days I'M
prisonment or both, for making false rep
reservations to assessors and tax col
lectors; providing that train robbery, or
any attempt by train robbers by obstruct-
ing tracks, be punishable by death; COM
polling street railway companies to pro.
tect their employees from the weather by
proper devices. to heat their cars and use
fenders making hazing conspiracy pun.
ishable by fine and imprisonment.
Among tho bills presented in the senate
were: TO provide for the election Of two
additional judges of the supreme court,
and to divide that court into two parts.
To establish court of appeals, to consist
Of five members.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

AND now the Board OF Education Is sad.
died with another ex Iraordinagy Item OF
expense. 1t is estimated that it will cost
the Board $500 year to keep tho sturs
and stripes floating over the buildings
every day in the year Lot the flags float
and save the $500 some other way. The
stars and stripes and our public schools
go together hand in hand. The augges.
tion to have the work of poles and hal.
yards made by tie boys in tie manual
training school was good one. The flags
might also lie made and repaired by the
girls In the High School. lessening the
expense several hundred dollars year.
But By all means keep the flags lying.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

There was an air OF fragrance In the
Board OF Education's meeting room last
evening. Secretary Jones said he coDsid.
OF ed the wearing OF bunch of vlOlecs an
appropriate indication OF the continued
memory OF Washington and 30 presented
to each member bunch OF those pretty
flowers. and it was tho fragrance from
those which filled the room.
When tine members started with the
little business of the meeting they began
by listening TO communication from
Janitor Davis Of No. Us suhool. lite com.
plalnt was because the bonrd had decided
to take 81. so from his salary because the
water pipes In the school had burst. Then
followed discussion In which every
member took part. The charge against
tho janitor was cnrelessness and concern.
Ing 1t MIR. Raynard said he believed the
ianitor had already been taught q lesson
while DIR. Crnmblugh said he did not
want the matter dropped 30 lightly.
Then Messrs. Turner. O'Donnell, Belts
and Carter spoke and afterward the matter
was referred TO the committee on heat,
fuel aud ventilation.
The committee on furniture and iegis-
| lation reported progress. and the latter
was authorized to employ counsel at q
| cost not exceeding $500. MIR. Turner said
that No. school needed to be enlarged
and the matter was referred to tho Build =
| Ing committee.
Mrs. j. II. Milligan sent oommunloa.
ton in relation to the giving of prizes for
| esshys on the temperance question. which
was referred to the Committee on Tench.
ere. Colonel Frier's desire to drill the
boys OF the High School was referred to
by MIR. Balrd.and the matter was dis posed
! of by 1t being referred TO the Com mittee
on High School.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26
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~SANNSN Nov. Is. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EASY BOUND
Schedule IN effoct
Nov. Is. 1854

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BALTIMORE AMI WASHINGTON. ID
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III. Ia. III. 20 aud ~ p. M Sundays
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For Philadelphia, week days go TA
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For pittsburg and Chicago. week days, 3 70
Fur Baltimore week dag. 70i $50 a. IN,
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dnya 30, 20 "A. M. ~. ~ IN. SunduyA
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Hapjs to Western points lowor than via IaS
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

1t is stated that Vienna Scientist an.
nounoes the discovery that Insanity can be
cured by the injection OF tuberculih. II
he only eau discover method OF Inject.
ing little common sense into some So
called legislators tho coun,ry,might guar
antee him profitable employment for life.
A visit follower would be timely just now,
as many OF our citizens arc beginning to
doubt II thoir aspirations for oficb has
not obseuIed their judg tneDt to such an
extent as to cause II suggestion that
straight jackets for some OF them may DO
in order. 1t Is hard to divine at thlB Ill me
whose head Ia exactly level.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

IN EFFECT NOV. lsln 1891.
Trains will leave Wilmington as folio Ssi
For Phiiadelphia (eXP!essl. l;6l. 40
10 Al. ii y, il 3d. isl d. M, s1a ST. isl, 5oS.
6.vi, 30, 956 lo}. 9.@, 4nd al2 ?, m.
Accoinmoddtlon ", u SW, luiS a. M,
For Chester express LII, 40. $50. ia,
TO- $50, sos. 1905, -, II. ! "a, M; i.s'.
"a si nod ion 'tn' ' So p lo4s ss
i %cy mn / Io'% ~ sSS; - Sq5 r.
S05 5.i0. 5,5,i, i.ol. Viz and 1875 p IN
For Boston without change, 1915 IL. m.
For the Sonth- Southern Railway ex-
press, Gal n. M, slcepers TO Augusta. Jack
sonyille and 81. .Augustinej IA p. mi
For West Chester, via Lamokln, $50 a.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, $40 "a. m. and 6,a3 p. IN.
Baltimore u n and Was,9 Il, !sS So
III 6,23; 800 GAL, G,5S, al, $50 y. III. and
baltimore and intermediate stations.
247, l.i3, COS, and ll64 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street Sta
ten for y Wilmington a express s3s e
90, Si6, lO1, All. sos. go. 5.65, $50 an,
G.5., 40, 10, lll6 ?. m. and 1908 night.
Is, SG5 4o3. AZ, G9a SIS, io.O5 and iI5i
p. III. ..
For Philadelphia (expresal Isl, 255, 40.
sos 500 6.5@, 7.o7, rs, s.o5 and w p, 9.
ACCOMMODATION, Z. $40 a m, l2.lo. l-fo.
For Chester Gexprcss) LII 40. $50. SIS,
1905, LIB a. m. 1871 50i, 5.56, 7Oi and go
Accommodation Z, $40 a m, 1910, lao.
4.0a, 5,13, 7.25 and 1895 y, m.
1906 1U.4.. ISL a. m, la, 3.Oj, i.0j, 50i.
90. 80, ar and 1872 y; m.
For the sauth@southefn railway Ex-
press II y. m. slecpers TO Augusta, Jack
sonyilie ind St Augustine. TAI p. m.
sleepers 70 Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester, via Lamokin, SIS az
u baltimore = and iii; Washington, 4.ss, sol.
1913 Il. m. 12oi, Z %. SO, $3.50, Gal, IA.
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aActomuodation, s;S5, 30. lo.35 a. M.
i-''' W D II ~ RE- b DIV H.
For New Castle sra l. a; m, $50, 40,
Gil, G.53 95l u. NJ. and l.. 10 night.
Express for Dover, Harrington and hoel-
mar. S.l3, II 90 a. M, La y. m, l2.Ol night.
EXPRESS for wyoming. s5s p, n, ,,...
Comfort and Norfolk, Hos a. m. and l2.o1
''''''' SUNDAY TRAINS. ...
For New Castle 1905 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norf5lk i2,Oi night.
For AiiddletoWn, Clayton, Dover. Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bri,lgeville.
Seaford, Laurel, and Delmar. l2,Ol night.
cO Congressional Limited Express
trains entirely q Pullman NpS-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

TRENTON, Feb a6-Fhe Republican as
semblymcn, in caucus last night, decided
to support Assemblyman Storr's bill abol.
ishing the present state board of arbtra-
tion, and providing for temporary board,
when necessary, TO be appointed by the
governor, and also to oppose the bills ap.
propriating more money for the Jersey
City and Paterson armores. The senate
last night passed tho Voorhees, elective
judiciary bill by vote of IL to Z, and the
bill legislating tho lay judges out of the
orphans courts. The Duncan ant. high
hat bill was defeated in the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

Personally Conducted Tours TO Florida.
To the large number of people who feel
the II sed OF midwinter as well as mid
summer holiday. the Pennsylvania Rail.
load Company's personally conducted
tours TO Florida especially commend
themselves; the excursion rates being
most liberal and the style OF travel first
class in every particular.
The next OF the series of Jacksonville
tours, allowing two weeks stay In Florl.
da, Will leave New York and Philadelphia
on February 90. and others will leave on
March l2 and 20. The rate, including
transportation. meals eli route and Pull
man berth on special train. is $50 from
New York anu S4S from Philadelphia; pro-
portionate rates from other points.
For further information apply to Ticket
Agents, or address Tourist Agent, 1896
Broadway, New York, or Room All. Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia, to whom ap.
plication Tor space should also be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

Tbs Power sentinel saysi TO the credit
OF tho members Of the present Legisa.
ture lie 1t recorded that it ia tho most
temperate Legislature that has met In
Dover for number Of years. There Is
so lttlo drinking among the members
that 1t has become a matter of comment.
We are gl4d to know 1t and note it. Many
former Legislatures have disgrace them
seives. their State. their Office and their
constituents by their frequent excess and
debauches. 1t Is VOL II such repr5hensl-
Bile practices have passed away never to
return
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

LAKE CITY, Mimi, Feb. 26.-The Mer-
chants bank is closed and in tho hands Of
the public examiner. No information is
obtainable as to the cause OF the failure,
the stockholders being ignorant up to tho
last moment of the state OF affairs. The
bank examiner has found that President
Holmes has loaned himself between $50 600
and $4,000, while tho capital stock WIS
but $4,000 and tho surplus but $40, 900
Legally he could have loaned but s., 900
The bank win hh 1i.ao',+ -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

Only actual damages ought to bo legal
~ recoverable for libel. where thu plain
tin has FIRST called the publishers attention
to the grievance and received Il public re.
traction. The legislatures OF Alilucsotn
and Indiana have passed such law, which
the governors are expected to sign. As
the law stands in some of the States 1t is
only an invitation for pettiioggers to mulct
innocent parties into heavy damages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-26

THE eXercises held in the High School
yesterday moFnlng were In commemora.
tion .! Washingtou's birthday. The exar.
cses tool; about one hour, An interesting
prugr M WIS given consisting of singing
snd self ct fealing. During the exercises
lir. Geo ". Roberts presented the school
with handsomely framed EorLrait OF
General George Washington. as token Of
ssteom from Colonel II. 81. Floyd Tho
picture was received on behalf OF tho
school by Prof. A. Ii. Berlin. Or. James
II. Morgan, an ex member Of the GoarI of
Education, made telling speech. Tho
exercises will long be remembered by
those who took uurt and the audience as
we'll