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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
ARAy STATE. GAS AFFAIRS
Ha6 0oose Chase by Senator Gray and
Other Attorneys.

This was the day set for the officers of
the Bay State Gas Company to bring into
the United States court the books and
papers OF the company. They weto to DO
l uacd as evidence before Commissioner S.
Redmond Smith. The officers Of the
q mpanylhad. been subj o,naed as woll rs
nsYoral other witnesses in order to deter
mine whether there should be appointed o
receiver for the Bay State Gas Company.
When court opened before Judge Brad.
!, 3crd Senator Gray and Herbert Il. Ward
motloned for rule 10 show cause why
the subpocnas issued on the officers Of the
company should not DO declared null and
voic.
Tho court refused to entertain tho mo-
I ti0n as no grounds had boon stated.
John Bartlett, who appeared for Inter-
/ vening creditors, tho Boston Loan Asso-
c1Ation, was present
james H. HofYeoker, Jr., was in Phila.
/ delphia, rs he understood from his col
league, Samuel G. Dixon, who represent.
red Godfroy Morse and others, that tho cv.-
tnpnce was TO DO taken before commits
aluncr at Dixon's office In the Bullltt
Building, Philadelphia, ut the request of
she other side counsel understood John X.
Il Crawford who personally represented John
Edward Addicks that such was to be tho
ease.
Senator Gray left the building and start.
ID for Philadelphia.
About the timo Senator Gray loft The
depot In this city Francis Ii. Hoifccker re.
Ceiyed telegram from his brother James
n. Hofecker. thut the counsel in tho case
\ mad left philadelphia and wero OH their
way to Wilmington.
At the tim1 of going to press tho
counsel had not put In al appearance IN
court. The matter will come up this
afternoon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
CITY Court,

rJohn Molnvan has not been before tho
city court for u month. He was fined 50
and costs. In default OF payment no will
spend 50 days In Now Castle jail
Patrick DopgherJy tried his best to
throw officer Ra!ston He used very bad
language. He was remanded for forty
days to jail.
Carrie Bayard, colored, Is a momber Of
tho disorderly crowd along the coast. She
is II regular nuisance and CAUSES consider.
able trouble to the police. She was fined
81 and costs.
John Brown, colored, was charged with
cruelty to horse. Officer John +. Welsh
testified that yesterday afternoon he saw
the defendants horse lying on the street.
The animal was so weak 1t could not stand
up. Tie team WAS heavily loaded
Lizzie Broomall testified that she saw
the defendant whip the horse and try to
cross n sand pile and then the horse fell
down.
For tho defense witnesses deposed that
they were gathering ashes yesterday. In
attempting to cross bad place in the
street tho horse fell. Tho load consisted
mostly of paper and the wagon was only
hHlf fun. The costs wore imposed.
10 eph Ryan and I.ichard Parvs two
white men were held In $500 bail for u
hearing tomorrow morning to answer to
the charge Of burglary. On Sunday night
the store Of John McKegney at Twelfth
and French streets was broken into and a
quantity of tobacco and other things
stolen. Officer William Ward arrested
Parvis last evening and Officers Kelley
and Welch arrested Ryan in stable. AT
the time OF his arrest he was found lying
on a quantity of tobacco which MCkegney
identified rs being his property.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
DEATHS
RA SH-On October q, 1897, frank S, In

RAsH-On October Ia 1897, Frank S , in.
FAINT son Of Presley p. and Maggie E.
Rash, aged SmGnths
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend tho funeral from tho residence of his
grandfather, Richard Heritage No. sos
Orange street, on Thursday afternoon at
2oclock. Intermont at Riverview Gene.
terry.
LUTH-On October 49, 1897, Elizabeth,
infant daughter Of Frederick G. and
Elizabeth Luts, aged weeks and 2days.
Relatives and friends arc invited to t.t-
tend the funeral from hor parents resi.
dencc, 10 East Tenth street on Wednesday
at 9 o'clock. lnterInent ut Cathedral
Cemetery.
ALDRED.-At Columbus, Ca, on October
H. 1917, James Aldred, aged s. years.
Friends Of the family are invited to at.
tend the funera services at his late rel.
donce, 23l5 Market street, on Thursday
afternoon at Q 80 O'Clock. Interment ut
Lawrence, Mass.
DEAkYNE-At Chester, Pa, on tho 10Th
Inst, Edith G., daughter of William s.
and Cora NJ. Deakyne, aged q months
and days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services on
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock. at her
parents residence, No. 6O7 West Sixth
street. Chester, Pa. 1nterment private. %. a.
PHILLlPS-On October 10, 1897. Jano
Phillips, aged 75years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her nephew, Edward -Abrahnms,
No l0O2 Chestnut street, on Wednesday.
Services at the house at 10 a. m. Inter.
ment at Woodland Cemetery. Carriages
will meet funeral at Broad street station,
Philadelphia, ut IL. o. noon.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
In THE PUBLIC EYR 8
The Brilliant Forward flarch Thfossh Jer-
sey contlnuss Triumphant at
Every Step u

Onward through the State continues 81 .
victorious march OF the 'ltttle conquerer I"
Day by day and hour by hour public a..
probation increases; Investigation brings
to light the constant workings OF the ever
ready helper to backs that bear the hoavy
burdens and new cases are bobbing up
from all parts OF our State; this one CONT
from East SD street, and 40 No. s9i our
representative found Mrs. Edward SUIT.
cliff who told Of her trouble aud the reliof
that others might profit by her experience.
For several years she has boen troubled
with complaint she did NOT realize was
kidney disorder. During the past year 1t
has been worse and q severe pain In the
small OF the back became common thing;
the urine WAS sometimes very DARK
reddish color and occasionally contained
sediment; 1t emitted strong odor; she
grew worse and more exhaustessat night
a stiffness on rlsing in tho morning; she
often had n catch In the back" II she a.
any length OF time; severe headaches I'D
ell to her misery and then,She found the
little conquerer" Doan's Kidney Pills.
and after eaking thom for two days she
noticed their effect, great rellef followed.
Now she says that she feels entirely over
her complaint and recommends Doan's
Kidney Pills TO others. The prevalence Of
Kidney complaints and maladics arising
from the kidney disorders, such rs lamoo
back, backache, wearincss, worn out and
listless feelings, has started manya
remedy for thcir cure, and fow have proven
q success, .Aftor many years prepare.
tion has OF last been found, ono that acts
promptly and performs Its work as surely
as the daily setting Of the sun. This Is
strong statement, but can BIO proven by
undisputed testimony right hero IN Pa;er-
son.
Doan's Kidney Pills arc for sale BY all
dealers. Price 80 cents, Mailed by Fostor'
Milburu CO., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents
Tor tho U. 5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
DOTS.

F. s Gore will be managing editor OF tho
Daily sun.
Register Of Wills CIossan yesterday
afternoon granted letters OF administra.
ton on the estate of Myrto Dobtisky to
Robert l.. Baldwin.
An electric light plant IL being placed In
the Wilmington Hosiery Company's plant
Tho three rnastod schooner Sarah ID.
FELL, trcm savannah Is at Jackson and
Sharp Company's wharf with cargo Of
lumber. She had "A rough voyage.
A heavy mist fell over the city at mid
highland remained until this morning.
The Y. NJ. c. A. directors will meet this
afternoon and award the contract for
builunlg tho addition to the building.
a meeting OF the Teachers Mutual Ben.
eft Association was held at No. 9 school
yesterday. About l25 teachers signed the
constitution thereby becoming members.
Professor J. r. Dill, field secretary Of
the National Reform Association, will at.
dress tho Y. NJ G. A. mems meeting next
Sunday afternoon. His subject will bo
"Lovc Reciprocates Lovs.'
The tug S. \. McCauley yesterday af.
te1DO0n NEW H.lDlhb VI tHe W Histiu ouI hliA
the Captain had to signal with his hands.
Charles P. King, writing to u friend in
our city from Villa Nova DE Lima, State
of Mnas Grns Brazil, says business Is
nearly paraly2ed in Brazil, owing to the
revolution started last May in that country
and he says 1t looks as if the people would
60 ha2k to u monarchlal form Of govern
mcnt.
Harry King No. iO7 West Sixth street,
viii! serve up,a fine lunch and give his GUS
TONERS free concert, including vitascopo
pictures, on Thur day evening. Dancing
Will also be one OF tho attractions.
Charles c. kurtz, real estate agent, has
sold tthe farm, of 175 acres Of Joseph
Caleb on tho school lano near flare's Cor
n9r to james y. Craig Of st. Georges for
$4,000.
Superintendent IIancler of the Dein.
ware Hospital for The Insane. gave very
enjoyable Photographic entertainment
last evening to thc inmates. On Thurs
day evening he will give the inmates Of
tho Almshousc an entertainment. This is
the instrument ordered purchased by tho
Board Of Trustees at their last meeting
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
DOUBLE MURDER. IN CAMDEN.

-ssAsx. LSxT =
AotASfx nd Daughter. Killed By Bur-
eiers, Who secured No Booty. Z
c6mdeh. N. J.. Oct. A-Two women
wore killed by burglars at "a Pine
street early yestoraSy morning under
circumstances OF :, peculiar atrocity.
They were Mrs. Emma Zane. 7s years
old. and heE - daughter. Mrs. Saliie
Shaw. " years old, both Of whom had
Lived in this house for Q number Of
years. --,---~~
Mrs. Zane was probably struck on
the head with some sharp instrument
and was not killed outright, but died
at the Cooper hospital a few hours
later. Mrs. Shaw, who was shot In tho
head. died within 20 minutes after the
shooting.
Ell Shaw. son of the murdered wo-
man, who had just arisen from Q sick
bed. was aroused by the burglars and
narrowly escaped being shot himself.
He was Immediately transferred to the
residence Of relatives. He Is still un-
aware of the fact that his mother and
grandmother are dead.
1t was well known that the woman
had money in the house, Mrs. Shaw
having collected q small sum of money
to be utilized In the erection of monu-
ment over the grave of her husband.
1t is supposed that this fact being known
the house had been marked for plumber.
The burglars effected q quick entry
through window. were surprised while
going through the house, committed the
double crime to protect themselves, and
made their escape without booty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
0'MEARA IN THE TOLLS AGAIN
Liberated From New Castle Jail Only
Three Weeks When He is Again Ar.
h rested.

George O'Mearn who was parhoned by
Governor Tunnel on Septomqnr 18th, and
went from New Ca tie Jail u FREQ man is in
trouble again.
This morning Chief Dolan received u
ilcttcr from tho Philadelphia authorities
asking for the date Of sentence of Martin
J. Nolan, alias Martin j. sullivan for for
gerry
Tho lcttor stated that the man had been
arrested and convicted for forgery and that
tho Judge had suspended sentences until
the Information was furnished.
1t will be remcmberol that O'Meara
came to this city about two years 1go and
represented himself to be builder He
gave check to the Charles Warner Com.
pany and got small sum of money.
Tho teamstcr could not find any i'm.
provemcnis going on whore the goods wcrc
ordered 70 be sent He represented him.
self to be Captain Murphy of tho steamer
Lsurada In other places. Falling health
caused him to receive Il pardon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
nseIss a Trenton. p

Cruaadsrs' Commsndsry, No 3 Of this
city covered thsnlsslvss with honor yester.
fay IN tha lparads a. -1peptqp n j
IN bones Of the 6uprsma Castle Of the
United Staten they having captured 8
Jolly crowd c".r.rs ~: s;:SS iass hlghk Thsy
IF ' E:sss Ill., !! s';a''a 81 ii. K:
Smith. Capt Q. S. Bamberger, L!eutsnaii.s
David Bsvls and Edward McGiness, Ser.
geants Herbert Meyers, Reinhart Bam-
berger and VIM. Kershaw, Colen sergeant
VIM. Whiteman, Miller Dadds, Miller
Golliok, John Godfrey, VIM. Cathcart,
Samuel Benson and John Cathcark
Peter Netts, Charles Betty, Harry Lack.
land, Thomas Maxwell, William Robins,
Theodore Alexander, Abraham Elliott,
EdWWd Sharp. George Young, Edward
WhitG james Bowen, Frank HnYon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

SMYRNA, Del. October H. A very pretty
wedding took place In our town this after.
noon, whom Miss Margaret s. FAIRIES,
daughter Of William A. FAIRIES, WELL
known citizen and Henry V. Pyle, of viii.
mington were married by the Rev. Adam
Stengle Of the NJ. K Church.
Elwoud Clayton Jeffurls OF Wilmington,
and Harvey Wilkins FAIRIES, brother Of the
bride, were ushsrs. There were no other
attendants.
The b. NJ. 8. K. a fashionable young
woInen's club, OF which the bride Is mem.
Der. decorated tho house, and as result
every room Of clubhouse was 8rtistieally
decorated with asparagus vines cosmos,
wedding march was played by ProfessOr
&. Virgil Gordon OF Philadelphia
A reception and dinner followed the
ceremony,an tho happy couple left on lhej
afternoon train for Wilmington, where !
they will be nt home ut No. 1909 Rodney
street The presents were numerous and'i
handsome. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13


Tho wedding of Miss Louise Tato Davis,
daughter OF Colonel and Mrs. Mark H.
Davis, and DR.. Walter l.. Day Of New
York city, took place at the residence Of
the brides parents on North Walnut
street, at Milford yesterday. The bride
was att!red In white organdie over white
satin and carried La France roses. The
gr0oM was attended by tho BRIDES brother,
Frank W. Davis, as b5st man. -
The ceremony took place In tho north
parlor, which had been lnvishly decorated
with choice cut flowers and eyergreens.
Tho Rev. Thomas ". Marlin Hale, tho Of.
fciating minister, stood at the uorth
corner Of tho room, and the bride and
groom befn{e him beneath unique rustl6
bower Tho bride was given away by hor
father.
After tho ceremony tho newly welded
couple Were congratulated by the many
relatives and friends present An Informal
reception was held, the Misses Lulu Cooper
of Philadelphia, Mabel Conner, OF FELTON,,
Bessie Morrow and Elizabeth Richards OF
Milford acting o. aids to tho bride In
receiving the guests. After an elaborate
wedding breakfast was partaken Of, which
lasted until Mr.. and Mrs Day were com.
pelled to leave for their train which they
boarded at AIS O'Clock, amid o perfect
shower OF rice. They will 20 to New York
city, where they will spend week before
continuing their wedding trip. The bride
received many valuable presents
Samuel II. Daynard WAS among the large
number OF guesta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

or,c,'-2 James Belt. licenaed druggist
N ihs avn sr and occupant Of the house
IN he e a., 2: a Wnld the city ef WImng,9n
county OF New Cag,. II The reGurements
ware. in compliance VIII. .ssembIv in sunh
o. the acts OF he General "ereby sivo M.
case made and provided do "e' ,uI 10 tIo
tlce that | shall apply IL VIII. Aessior !
Judges OF the Court OF General and
Of this state Of Delaware. In ~
for New O!stle county, on Monday. the l5l.
day ofNovemDer being tho next torn uf said
court for a license for auld house, ns q
drug store, for tho sale therein OF into xlc6-
ting liquors by prescription for medicinal
purposes, and the following respectable cti-
Aen5 Of said ward. nt least twelve OF whom
nrS substantial irceholdora recommend the
sa Id \ p2licatlon, viz:
Jno il s'artin Oscar q. Gouert
Peter " -o,nlInson james p Winchester
Howard Vutn lenry Bush
W j Winnsr Walter d Mode
M j Huvhe. Geo W Hush
CrumbRufh oe9 otelu'ekeh
J Pyle " 'radWay
II NJ CleAver John u .'rlso1
Ghas Banks Jacob DericHst3n
henry baird Frahk CCsrpentef
hieA howoef Henry Patterson
" m 10 sherwood VIM Pierce MD
ols z JAMES BELT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
PACKAGE PARTY.

Tho A. o. U. W., last evening gave a.
package party In tho hall for the benefit Of
the piano fund. A musical program was
given previous to the auction. The pack
ages sold like tickets for the Sunday cheap
railroad excursions. Nearly .every man
present invested Each purchaser was
compelled to open his package, and as tho
ridiculous articles wero extracted there
would DO roars Of laughter. The piano
fund Was increased considerably.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
HACK RIDE,

A hack party visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmot Springer Of Mt. Cuba,
Del, Saturday sveuing and enjoyed very
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Springer, Mrs. Laura
Gillin, Mamie Giflln, Annie Logan, Reno
Benson. Susie Logan, Emma Logan, Reba
Williams Bessie Williams. Dolie Botti.
ger, Emma Kaiser, Lille Elliott, Lillian
Wilde, Clara Ernest, Msssrs. Charlie and
Samuel Logan, Robert Giilin, Elmer High
field, l.. Taylor. Palmer Cunningham,
Harry Simpson, George Benson, Holstein
Harry Hutton, John and Frank Nealy,
Darnell Hopkins and James Mayne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Sensation In Dover.

George B. Campbell, Of this city, has re.
turned from Dover Whilst thers hs was
put In o trance by Professor Warren Of
tho Company Of Warren and Eastburn
and exhibited In Wilkinson aud Wikin.
sons window 10 hours without nourl.h.
ment Of any kind. causing tho most intense
excitement In that town. He has mado a
number OF friends there and Is ready any
time when wanted to 60 again. The
strange part to him when awakened he
asked II they were not going to exhibit
nun In the window. Uo did not know he
had been there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Yesterday afternoon the two children of
Mr. and Mrs George Dullen. were buried
from their parents residence No. 1909 w.
Thirteenth street. Ono child died from
diphtheria and the other from blood.pols.
oning, which was caused by the child
pushing pisce OF green wall paper up her
nose. She afterward put u seed In Ons Of
her nostrils which hastened death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Another Candidate For Mayor.

New York, Oct. 13-Lucien Saniel,
the Socialist Labor candidate for the
Office Of mayor, opened his campaign at
Cooper Union last night. In the large
crop Of mayoralty candidates Mr..
Saniel has been almost lost sight of,
yet he attracted bigger meeting than
that which ratified the nomination of
General Tracy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
A WEDDING AT KFMBLEsVILLE.

On Monday, October 18th, OF u o'clock,
there was quiet wedding at tho home OF
David Mercer, the contracting parties be-
ing Dr. j. q. West and Miss Mary 5. MGR.
Ger.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
B. Kendall, Of Lincoln University, only
the members of the immediate families be.
ing present. Tho couple loft for u short trip
after which they will return to tho Sum.
nit View" home, kemblesvillo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Murderous burmese Driven or,

Mandalay, Burmah, Oct. ia gang
OF 20 Burmese. armed with long knives,
rushed through the south gate of Man.
dalay fort Monday night and made for
the residence Of Major Dobbie, but they
were driven off by the British officers
and Sepoys on duty. -Four of the Bur-
mese were killed and four were wound
ed. Lieutenant Harrington, of the Brit
ish force, and three Sepoys were
wounded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
. A Lost Opportunity.

Mrs. Crabshaw-AG any rate am not
hypocrite. don't mako u cloak Of re-
ligion.
Crabshaw-I wish you did, my dear.
This spring 1t would have saved me &c.,
New York Sunday World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Second crop Of berries

We havo received from Mr.. james Gregg
Of New CASTLE two punches of second crop
straw berries, that are getting ripe, and
will soon be ready for gathering for the
table, 1t Is unusual to SEQ vines so full at
any time. much less In October, but we
are told these punches are q fair example
of the entire patch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Argument In C!iancerY Court,

This morning Chancellor Nicholson
heard argument in the case OF Crumlish
", tho Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. Peter l. Cooper and Andrew
Gray appeared for the plaintiff and Col
benjamin and j. Percy Nietds for the de-
PENDANT. This afternoon n decision is OK.
pcc:cd in the case Of tho Wilmington say.
ing Fund Society vs.. tho Kent and Weeks
LuMhrr CnmnnnY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

The last Of tho bunch of fifteen nl.2G
consolidation locomotives built by tho
Pittsburg Locomotive Works, for the n
g. o. Railroad, have been delivered, and
are In service on the Second Division @.
tween brunswick and Cumberland These
locomotives excite very favorable comment
by reason of their general design excellent
workmanship and efficient service and
ore further evidence of the great advance
that Is being made by the (, o. in its
motive power thirty five of this typr al
locomotives have been placed on the SEQ.
6nd Division daring the past year, and
With the reduction in grades and in the in.
crease In power, the number of cars nrr
train has been increased fully forty per
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
VIII Not 90 To pittsburp.

Rev. Albert L. Kcigwin will not Accent
tho pastorato OF the Presbyterian Church
Mt Pittsburg. The recent death Of lis
brother Ernest, has so situated him thnt
he prefers to remain near his parents, and
VIII therefore continue in charge Of the
church Mt Millvlle, until such time as ho
Inn obtain charge nearer Wilmington,
~ , - shiu that III ali probability he will be
called to Scot Church, Philadelp hin
where his brother prencbcd '"'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
. '-f The Name's tho Thing,

~ VITO
J. Though his rhymes were not the newest
e And Lis meier not the trueBt,
And his errors not the fewest,
W Yet they took the verse he sent.
y Twas poem on the weather,
All the chestnrts heaped together,
But il didn't matter whether
=" 1t was old, the poem went
For two words Of magic meaning,
Il: Every impertcction screening,
From the work all biemish cleaning,
Saved tho verses from the flame
This oppression so redeeming,
With poetic fancy teeming,
Very soul OF music seeming,
Was the famous poets name.
Harry Jay in Up to Date.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13

Ttn n-. J.Simms & Sons, White Pulmon
ic Balsrm, for the Grippe. A sure euro Tor
coughs. sore.thront, bronchitis, whooping.
cough, blood splitting. soreness IN the
breast, honrseness, asthma, and in pul.
monary consumption. We would like to
see a case Of the grippe that we could not
cure with this great preparation. Read
what VIM, Coming of Taylor Bridge,
Post Office, Collins Beach has 70 say.
After two doctors had given me up as
incurablc of the Grippe and blood. splitting
used DR.. Simms Whi,e Pulmonic Bal,
sam and was culel." For sale at No. sos
King street; JUc and 81 20 bottles II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Safest, Best Built and Finest Equipped is
the PENNSYLVANIA Pailroad.

Don't forget theit excursion to Balti-
more, Sunday. October nth. Special trains
from Wilmington at 4 IS and a IN. Tick.
cts also good on TO- 10 q H., and IL 05 p. N.
trains Round trip 20 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-13
Industrial Exhibit.

tonight the Royal Desreo Chamber
urdor OF tent, will assemble Mt the fair
at Pyle's Cycle Academy.
a grand musical treat in store for nil ,vb,,
attend Mis- Mimic Hayes will render lar
some piano selections Prof. Scbcmor
norm viii entertain On Il banjo. Matt
nee tomorrow ,tihursday) at n, M
cent admission. Monday Club TONER