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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-27
Danger of Another Yaaui Uprising

NoGALEs, AT, April 27.-The Oasis,
a newspaper of this place, is in receipt
of special correspondence from Minas,
Preitas, Sonora, conveying the intelli-
gance that there is danger Of another
uprising against the Mexican authori-
ties by the Yaqui Indians in the South
ern part of Sonora. They have been
investing all their spare cash in arms
and ammunition for many months.
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

A Favored Few Viewed Those Of the
Curzons.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-While it was
given out that the gifts at the Curzon-
Letter wedding were not displayed, it
was a fact that they We're on exhibition
in two large rooms. Thither trusted
servants conducted such of the guests
as We're invited to view them. The
jewels, very gorgeous assortment of
which Were presented to the bride by
her parents. fhrother and sisters, gilt
tered behind the glass doors of strong
case. In this collection We're three
strand pearl necklace, collarette Of
diamonds and several diamond stars.
Mr.. and Mrs Letter gave their daughter
besides case of silver. an entire SER
vice OF the most elaborate description
Other presents were rich and numerous
A feature at the wedding breakfast
was the signing of a register by such
guests as were invited by the hostess to
do so. This book, which had parch-
ment leaves, was in the blue and silver
parlor, known as Miss Letters boudoir,
where servant was in attendance to
hand each conner the quill pen. Mrs
Cleveland's s sianature was the first to be
inscribed
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Worlds Fair Diplomas.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The worlds
fair diplomas awarded to exhibitors,
whose exhibits were favorably men,
toned by the judges, are being pre-.
pared at the bureau Of engraving and
printing, and will be sent out in about
60 days together with the medals now
being struck at the Philadelphia mint.
About $4,000 diplomas in all will be
iSSnod
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO, April 26. 1895.
HOGS - Market active and 5@1Oc
higher.
Sales ranged at s4.5O949O for light;
$4.6O@5.OO for mixed; a. 4.45@5.O5 for heavy
packing and shipping lots; $4.4594 IS for
rough.
l0c higher.
Dressed beef and shipping steers, A.l5@
$50; cows and bulls, Sl.7545.OO: Texans.
$3.50 80.
SHEEP-Market slow and steady
Receipts: Hogs. 1900: cattle, $500;
sheep, 1900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-27
Trainmen ExOnerated.

FARGO, N. D., April 27.-The cor
oner's inquest on the man killed by the
Great Northern passenger train was
completed and exonerated the trainmen
from all blame. It has developed that
the mans name was Edward Peterson,
and that he had lived north of Fargo
for four years
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To COnsecrate.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 27.-Bishop Tut.
tie of Missouri has been selected as the
presiding bishop at the conservation
services Of John Hazen White, bishop.
elect of the diocese of Indiana, to be
held in st. Paul's church May |.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-27

LONDON, April 27.-A Pekin dispatch
to the London Times says tLas John w.
Foster, the American adviser of the
Chinese peace ENJOYS, and the secretary
of Lii Hung Chang. have arrived there
and the treaty of peace between China
and Japan is now before the emperor
and his ministers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-27
VIII Vote on the silver Question.

LAwRENcEvILLE, Ills, April 27.-The
Democratic central committee will call
q primary May IL TO ascertain what q
majority of their party believe in regard
to the free coinage of silver and gold
at the ratio Of Is to /. A vote at this
time would be largely in favor OF free
coinage
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At Other Points.

MARINETTE, Wis, April 27.-Reports
have been received here that forest
fires are raging in the woods between
Amburg and Iron Mountain on the st.
Paul road. Marinette lumber compa-
MES which are interested in that region
details of the fire.
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EmbeZzlel $4,000.

WAsHBURN, Wis, April .1.-Alonzo
Knight, ex-county treasurer, was ar
rested Oh warrant charging the en-
bezzlement of $1,000 from Bayfield,
county. The examinat on Of County
Clerk Williams is now IN progress. TIE
two are alleged to have been partners
IN the deal and tn, aggre-.:ate OF their
defalcation is ABOUT -.
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Thousands ut ~ ilson's Funeral.

FAIRFIELD, Ia, April 27.--The re-
mains of ex-United States Senator VIII.
son were inferred here during the aft.
ernoon. The attendance exceeded any
thing i'll the history OF this portion OF
the state. The guard OF honor Of l0C
old soldiers and thousands of citizens
accompanied the remains to their las,
:sss::....E r'a"o
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County Officers Arrested.

ST. JOSEPH. No., April 27.-Thomas
Rogers and II. P. Brandow, deputies
under ex-County Collector George Hall,
We're arrested, charged with being i'm
plicated in the embezzlement of $l8,-
400 from the county,
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LANSING, Mich, April 27.-The su-
preme court handed down decision
holding that the act passed by the pres
ent Legislators, authorizing the appoint
ment by the governor of new Detroit
board of health is constitutional. The
court declares that the new board is ell
tirely warranted in drawing upon the
treasury of The City of Detroit for
money.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-27
A PECULIAR CASE.
No nan In New YORK Divided Her Time
Between Two Hnshantls.

No nan In New York Divided Her Time
Between Two Husbands.
NEW YORK. April %. One of the
strangest cases on record is that just
brought to light of a woman with two
husbands. She divided her time half and
half between them. The case was dis
covered by suit brought by Samuel
Lehman, Of $50 East One Hundred and
Sixth street, against George Webber,
ex-manager of Hollender's, hotel, for
$4,000 for alternating his wife's affec-
tions. He is also suing for divorce.
Lehman is the wronged husband, hav-
ing been the first to marry the
woman. The Lehmans were mar
ried in 1892, Ever since then Mrs.
Lehman has been in the habit of spend
ing three nights each week away from
home. She told her husband at such
times that she was going to lodge
meeting Lehman afterwards discov-
cred that she stopped at Hollender's s
hotel as Webber's wife during her alb
sences. His baby, recently born at
Lehman's house. was named George
after Webber. Judge Gildersleeve has
granted writ of arrest for Webber,
but he has not yet been captured.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE, April 26 1895
FLOUR-Steady
WHEAT-No. , spring, G2s4c No l
Northern, t9>2c; July, G39sc.
CORN-No. 3, 471zc
OATS-No. 2 white 32a4c; No. 3, white,
81 &C
BARLEY - No. ., SIC; sample 53a
53Ic
RYE-No. l. Csc.
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ar. t'ricS's Cream Eaking Powde~
Most Perfect Made.
Robbed an Express Once.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, April THE
Denver and Rio Grande express Office
was robbed of about 81, 100 at Victor.
Express Agent Carlin says powerfully
built man entered the depot shortly
after midnight and after talking a few
minutes, struck Carlin powerful
blow. When he regained conscious.
ness, the rcbber had disappeared, the
safe door was open and the money gone.
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Both Garry Bullets.

PALoUsE, Wash, April 27.-There
was duel on the streets here between
Judge Hughes and his son -in-law, Ray.
mond Peiffer. Three shots were fired
by Peiffer and one by Hughes Both
men were wounded, but neither fatally
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Three Cremated,

FRANKFORT. Ind, April 27.-The re-
mains Of James Yeager, cripple, and
his two children. aged and years,
were taken half cremated from the
ruins Of the Fincel block. The fire is
said to have been the work of incen-
diaries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-27

MINNEAPOLIs, April 20 lSJJ.
WHEAT-Clo,e April. G4As:; May,
643sc; July, G3A On TracN-No. hard,
66c; No. Northern, G5l.c; No 2 North
ern, 64lIC
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, April %, 1893
WHEAT-Cash. April, No. l hard,
654c; No. l Northern, 6414c: .July, No. l
Northern, G5xc; September, 63H
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NICARAGUA CANAL COMMISSION.
1t VIII Leave for Greytown Early In
May.

1t Will Leave for Greytown Early in
May.
WASHINGTON, April ~. The Nicara-
guam canal commission has left Wash.
ington for New York. Several days will
be spent there in examining the work
ing drawings and surveys of the canal
company. The commissioners will then
return to Washington and make prep
arations to start for Nicaragua early
in May. Secretary Herbert has placed
the cruiser Montgomery at their dis
posal, and on this ship they will sail on
May from Mobile for Greyton. While
the commission is at work in the in
terror OH the line of the canal, Com
mander Davis will make careful sound
ings Of the harbor of Greyton and the
approaches to the canal.
THE pNOR HIS VICTiMe
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THE POOR HIS VICTIMS.
rhe Appleton (wis.) Failure Makes Many
PersOna PauUera

rh~ Appleton (wis.) Failure Makes Many
Persons Paurers.
APPLETON. Wis, April 27.-The fail
ure of Louis Schintz, real estate
dealer, takes on more serious aspect
as the details become known. His liza
bilities are $4,000 and assets $25, 900.
His creditors are almost entirely MEM
bers Of st. Joseph's congregation, who
had entrusted him with their little saw
lngs in amounts ranging from 800 to
$500. Many of them are old and help
less and will be rendered paupers by
their loss. Schintz was prominent in
Catholic society circles and he used his
influence in this direction in business
way. Among his largest creditors is
Father Richards of St Joseph's church,
who had $4,000 placee. The bulk of
the money appears to have been lost in
Colorado mining s.sccula.ions
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Gasoline Stoves repaired and cleaned
Paints and Oils, Glass OF all sizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

Rev. W. J. Stevenson. pastor of Chrisrs
u. E. Church. Thirty. Gig nth aud Hamilton
streets, Philadelphia, was stricken with
paralysis, while giving out notices In the
pulpit last Sunday morning. and was
taken to his home. where he soon became
unconscious. His right arm and side
we're completely paraIyzed. Dr.. steron-
son Is native OF Philadelphia, and was
admitted to the Philadelphia Conference
in 1850. He was pastor of st. Paups
church, this city, for four years. and
afterwards became pastor OF Grace n. L.
Church. lie possessed considerable for.
scnic ability and WIS popular with lis
congregations. lie was about G5 years OF
age. and It is unfortunate that he should
go from his work to hts reward at 80 early
n date.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

DoyER Dec. 2.--Joasph r. Whitaker
died THE morning. lie waa bern naaI
Wilmington aud for many years managed
the Durham Iron Works IN Buckle County
Pa. and was president 1.-THE Swede Iron
Company for several years, He was In
tsrestad IN the Philadelphla strset rail-.
ways, beinU director OF the Fifth and
Sixth and Sseoud and Third street lines.
He was also director of the Delaware
RAILROAD. and leaves q fortune amounting
to u million dollars. ~. 4saass A,tss,8
Ho was bachaloF.. and Judge Penny
packer. u Phlisdeiphia, q q lnephew. III
politics he was astaunoh Republican,. lie
was one of the three candidates on the
party,s Presidential ELECTORAL ticket IN
lsA2.s and had bscn delegate TO Preeiden-
tiai couventlous.s & ,.lt s -sf
Hs was offered the Republican nonina
tloD for Governor IN the laet Stnio cam-
paign, Governor EiaIyll, who was .elect-
ed. volunteering 10 withdraw II Mr..
Whitaker would talko the nomination.
aud urged him to do SO. He declined to
accept.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03
rrnaDAr. Diornhasi. 1895


=.
The coroncrs inquest over the body OF
Leon Pisa, who expired at the State In
fune Asylum on tho 5th OF October last
resulted In holding Lynch, Brown and
Swan fer trial In the court on the charge
Of having been instrumental In causing
his death. II tho fucts DO as stated by the
various witnsssas more brutal set OF
>keepers mover lived. Men employed to
take charge OF iunatlcs should poseess
sona at tributes OF humanity. and when
they 80 far forget themselves as 10 NAL.
treat any one under their charge. they do
serve tho soyerest punishment. These
mon appear TO be equally guilty.
Although Lynch did not kick, or strike.
or jump on Pisa. as Brown and Swan did,
he evidently sanctioned their brutality by
word ard deed or at least did not venture
to rebuke Thorn. II is too bad that men
placed In responsible posilions In asyiuma
should abuse the minutes, aud those who
do so should be summnrlly punished as
warning to others. Had 1t not been for
the discharge OF Cakes the brutal killing
OF Pisa might not have been exposed and
these three wolves In Sleeps clothing
might have continued their brutal treat
ment OF inmates OF the asylum Tor months
or years to come. verify mans inhu.
manlty to man makes countless thousands
mourn"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

Tho concert and dance Of tho Delaware
saengsrbund in Turner Halliass night was
the German social event OF the season.
The Philadelphia Quartetie Club assisted
the local club the ohorus numbering 80
voices. II was the finest work heard here
for some time. The soloists were:
Mrs. #. Leonard. soprano; II. Rattay played
violin solo. Daniel Kurtz was the accom-
PIANIST.
The grand march, which started. was led
by Fred. Kleitz and Miss Hannah Graham.
sixty-one couples participated In the march.
The officers who had charge Of the affair
we're: Fred Kieitz. mater Of ceremonies;
Bernard Kieitz, floor manager; II. S. Neber,
Fred DAZZLING. ASSISTANTS: Charles Yctter.
IL. f. Scbnepf. Fred Kleitz, Harry Neber.
Louis Koerner. Bernard Kleitz, H. thinner
mann, Eugene Beaver, Daniel Mailer and
Fred DAZZLING. committee on arrangements.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03
nnnu,x f.rnnd nnlesr..

Grand Master William Hutchinson. of the
!. o, o. r.. has appointed the following
deputies:
George NJ. Fisher. Eden Lodge. No. "a
this city-District No. /. composed o.
lodges Nos. 1, 2. 4. s. 81. %, ,26, %. "a, Al
and Naomi Lodge No. 3, d. Of r.
B. F. Sheppard. BrandywIne Lodge. No
IS, lghlands-District No. 2. composed o.
lodges Nos. 10. 10. % and 81.
John w, Killen, Felton-D District No. 5
composed Of lodges Nos. 10. 30. IS and IS.
c. W. zimmerman, Greenwood--Districi
No. 6. composed OF lodges Nos. II. "a, 3!
and 40.
Alfred b. Hudson, Lewes-District No
6. composed of lodges Nos. 3, t5, II and rs
Grand Master Hutchinson Will have
charge of District No. 3, composed o.
lodges Nos. 5, 8, II, -, 80 and AZ.
Deputy Grand Master william r. Brown
will have charge Of District No. 4, com
posed of lodges Nos. 8, 7 and 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

ar5 charged Win tbs rsspSbsibliity Of In.
aukprati1R mohauraa for tho etfety and
prosperity Of our common oonnty. to
promptly and effectively oonsidef the Ina
Of our critical nnanciai pi,xnt Laeeire so
co operate With them la psrfeotinG any
measure promising thorough and preott
cal relief. ana that I will gladly iafor With
them IN every patriutic endeavpr 10
further the interests and guard the vel
fare OF our counfrymen whom ID our re-
spectiye places Of duty We have under.
taken Ia aarva.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03
THE EMPIRE
OF .WILMIN GTO N
zoe Market street.

For Wednesday ond Thursday. December
4th ami 9Th.
Big booming bargains tor busting buy.
ers. our offerings are alll desirable ones.
eusy TO get larger profits on them II We
please. Our policy forbids We get sales by
giving barRalns;the ever present question
is LOW little can we sell for, not how much
can wo got?
Wednesday and Thursday Store News.
Extra heavy bed tlekiLg o., the kind
that holds feathers. regular zoe. values,
for lilo. vi.
Mems varranted 40 per cent wool. nat.
uIal era, tldershirts and drawers, soc.
each, worth Zoe.
soc. = Rich Lace curtains. fully 3Ls yards
long and extra wide. S9c pair, worth
Sl.50. sIyles to select rom.
Extra heavy canton flannel. hoayy twill
and heavy nap, 19Gc, yard. worth l2Ic.
200 fancy figured and striped flannelette
tea gowns mads IN latest style. with deep
sailor collars, beiion Bleoyes waltesu
back. extra wide. regular price $3.50 ut
Csc.
Unneard of Bargains Ia Coats and Capes %
"a 9S Not an ordinary every day cont.
but n cloth or Louele jacket, stylish we'll
made aud perfect iitlng worth $500 at
81 u.s.
Sl2,O0 jackets ut $3.50.
Here Is "A price tumble to 10 your heart
| and purse good.
Extra ilne beaver bouele, ehieId and box
| front with or without velvet collar $500
values Tor $3.50.
$751; 90 Coats FOR 80 4S.
still larger plum Tor our customers to
pick and they hang low; they must be
seen TO be appreciated $500 Jackets
Ter so
Handsome sill, Plush Capes, edged with
1bbst tIr, this cape cost tho maker mora
than the price we are asking for them,
IS 50 yaiues for So 81.
$1,000 full 70 In circular oapes 100 nchei
sweep. lhibet or Persian trimmed ut So.
Special Hourly sales.
The following articles being limited In
| quantity, VIII tie placed On sals during
these special hours.
Wednesday, 0 to 10 a. IN.
Large sized galvanized buckets, 30
values. for l5c.
I9G.
Individual buffers, lie apiece.
Wednesday, 10 TO IL a m.
Fsncy painted duet pans. lie article, TO
5S4c
Large sized dust pms. CSC article, 10
15c.
Infants eIderdown coats. trimmed wilt
Augora FUR, 81 values, for &C.
Cotton batting. loo vulue:, for 5Slc
pound.
Wednesday, II TO 12 m.
Golden Dlapery, 1So values, 98fc yart
Handsome plush albums. 81 values. fo
5gc.
one lot OF children's fast black stock
iugs, sizes o, 81. 6. Ga, loo values 81 e.
Wednesday 9 to s p. IN.
Handsome covered dishes 100. wort
500.
one lot OF flower eide dishes &C. value
lc each.
Boys flannel SHIFT waists 25c values {
lie,
Wednesday 3 to 4 p. m.
One lot OF patented tea etrainers s.
values for lie.
Retinned wash basins $50 regular prit
t l0c
, Babies knit socks 15c. valres for DC.
4 "a shirts OF writing paper aud "a envl
lopes In boxes 4s4c worth Toe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03
PllEzI[Ezllz RI!Iz5l5!.
PfaiLApELpffIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMoRis RAfLHoAb. T


IN Enect NoVemDer 10 is5o-
Trains leave Wilmington as follovs.
For Philadelphia lexpress), 157 zh5, 40,
$50, Td2 7b0. $50. b,6 0. ts, 10 05 u. 10, H. ~.
40, 5.56. e.4i, d.07. 9.uG.iand Dl2 p. M 4 81 -
Accommodation, 500. 100, 1903, t0.fs a.
m. l2.ys IA. $40, b.15s 40 ind ~ % p M
For Chester texpressl, LII. 4.29 $50 ~
S.o5, b.0i 5.fl, B,4y. 2.0l and Q.Qg p m. Y
Accom- dalton " 90, 100 ku6. 10. ~, LIS
a. M Y IS, 225. $40, b.15. 7.4o and OBS q 81.
For New YORK. hb1. ab5, 10 6.3g. iW.
hpV. ., ~ lQ.Ol, IL int TN. ~. 10 1.N $40.
ali, 5.oi. 5,iO bbe 7o1, s.i2 and 1913, p' m.
For BOSTON without change. 1blG a. M
and 5.bB p. m. ..t
For the South Southern. Railway, l1S-'
press. IA p M. Sleepers to Memphis and
New Orleans.
Cor West Chester, via Lamokin, $50
a. M, $40 p. m ~ =. NJ. hi 81, 81.
For Newark Center and Intermediates
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

II so. we can cure you permanently and
almost pain lessly. without surgical Oper-
alton or detention from business. by the
latest soleEtilo method. Bear in mind.
wearing truss won't cure you. Consul
tation ana examination free. An investi
Rution will convince the most skeptical.
The Wilcox Hernia Cure. No. 902 Market
street. Office hours, 0 to IL a. IN, to 8
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

J. Il. Cummings. photographer. No. 800
Market street. has bean kept exceedingly
busy the past month, and tine outisok FOR
the holidays Is very encouraging, showing
that advertising IN the Republican, con-
nected with little extra enterprise, pays
large dividends. His pictures are good
aud the prices reasonable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

Mr.. Harry D. Fell. the we'll kno wn
grAlner OF No Ill West 9Th street. was
surprised on Sunday morning by being
salled out Of bal and shown a bouncing
taby boy. Weighing i411 It's. II is to be
FAMED j. Edward Poll. after J. Ed ward
Aldicks, as he will be a staunch Repub.
iinan. We wish the mother aud boy good
luck.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

THE finding of the cor5nsr's Jury vas
terday afternoon was in accordance with
the testimony given by the witnesses be.
fore them. The three accused keepers.
Lynch, Swan aud Brown lave besn com.
mltted to New Castle jail without bail to
stand trial for murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

Ask your physician. your druggist and
your friends about Shllohs euro for Con.
sumption. They will recommend 1t. For
sale by N. D. Dnnfoith. End and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

aThe well known drama, Tho Two
Orphans" vas given at the pretty bilou
Theatre last evening, by an evenly eai.
anoed company of artiets. IN grand style.
The story told is one that should Interest
not one hut all of our citizens. There
should be large audiences ut tho presen.
tation this and tomorrow evenings and
tomorrow afternoon. 1t has to be seen to
be,Appreclated. IL you attend you Will
not regret ID. The seensry and costumes
are correct and OF excellent design.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

Order your coal and wood from H.. T.
Sergeant. Office 7th and King streets.
yard 1O8 Maryland avenue. Phone 545.
E5-Hick DRY WOOD for open CRATES.
Is Large Pea Coal for family Use.
Coal oil under cover and we'll screened.
2240 lbs to the ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-03

The latest startling condemnation that
the bike has received comes from tho
general auditor OF the Merchants Dis.
patch Company OF New York In an adj !.
dress before the Young Mons Christian
Association be said II tho Devil ever
constructed yohlcle TO carry his victims
10 hell 1t is the bicycle. In Now York 1
see so many on Sunday who would go to
church II they didn't ride into tho country
on bicycles They arc becoming worse
than hsathens This Is the saddest blow
yet struck ut tho bike. The question 10
will 1t ruin 1T