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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

She nervous tension under which most
of our women constantly 1.-Two affects tho
female organism seriously. Heavy house,
hold burdens, social gayetios, work in
some commercial establishment, any of
thesu duties seem impossible to women
who are i'll and yet they keep up for time
under pressure of demands upon them.
When they do break down. tho advice
and treatment they receive from their
family physician don't go to the root OF
the trouble and they get no better. They
are discouraged, worn out tired OF life.
The great specialist in women's diseases.
DR.. Greene of Nervura fame, 30 West l4th
street New York City, has shown thou
sands OF women who thought themselves
hopeless invalids the way to health. His
Office is open to all women for free consul
tation and advice or If you will write him
about your case, ho will advise you by
mail absolutely free of all cost and conf
dcntinlly. Tho glorious remedies discover
ed by this profound physician are an in
valuable boon to women IL costs nothing
to be put on the road to health, and all
uilng women should write Dr. Greene ut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
CARD EhSli EFT.

George A. Elliott Is in Chester to-day.
General A. L. Holiday, of Dover was in
wilmington yesterday.
Frederick Il. Bach will probably locate
In Philadelphia.
Senator Arch was in this ctly to-day
l6ok ing hale and hearty.
Miss $ &. Wilson. OF Georgetown, is
visiting Mr.. and mir, I, :. Wilson.
Mrs, Mary Shores and Two sons, Of this
city, arc visiting relatives in Choawuld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William snyder. of Lnu-
caster, visited friends in this city yesterday.
Ex-Stuto SENATOR James WIllians, Il
prominent hcnt county politician, /, IN
town
Miss \. W. McG,c has r',!4ac! hcrpo-
kitiOn as Il nurse Of the ilumropahiU Hos
pital Of th!S city.
Neil German. Of phlaJriphiu, has been
elected oi gaHst of It, Peters pru-CHthe-
Oral, sixth and West Streets
Miss R?rtha IIulfeckcr, returned yyetcr,
day to smyrna from visit 10 Whining
ton AMI Philadelphia
= Miss Laurel Bell, of ~Hyrua, has return,
oil from visit to this clty accompanied
by Miss Florence Hoifeckor.
The class Of % Of Dcnwar. Co,..., has
Issued invitation, fur tho junior military
promon&Ge this evening NJ . "'rLncI.
Attic meeting IF Kqdu,h Coinihandcry
No. %, \. !. q. X, If Mu.Ja held Noycmber
4, 1887, n w,GN.uS caho was prpoyHtei Wy
II. NJ. Fris', Il y, ard vile.
Mrs Margaret Everett and Mi, Ever.
EFT. Mr.. and Mrs, .iu.oa He's and Mlg.
Andy Cole, have returned freLn pie ,sart
visit to Washington. j. &
Miss Nellie Webb, OF Camden, \. j.,
WHO las h"gn visiting her cousin, Miss
May Smith, has returned home.
Mis- Vrlma Krusun is visiting her par.
ents at still Pond, Md.
A supper va, rivln by Mis- Lydia VI.
Pierce last evening Mt her home. No s.7
Vasbin- ton street, to- the yu., ii u,lY,eS
who graduated - t'r Tlomrupa,fli. Hos
p.tal in III H"d I-y1.
On "Wednesday altcrnoon in It. ,ro.cr>.' )
Churcl. on the HlaaAyHIne, Mr. MrHnnI
Doughcr,y and NIrs Kate - IciGs WIRE
married A reception was ArA. In ,hc
evening at the Manning Library hall.
First Church Chorus will give nno
CompiiUtn concert nest Tue.ha, even.
Ing IN plnc. of tho one which was prev MT
Cd by n s.itro gaiustUrin on NuvCHbel /.
William : lIillcs next Tuesday evening
will address 1t. Johns Chapter of tho Ii
Of s.. A, in - johns Church on THE
Delaware B0rl." \ musical program bus
sobron prepared
A SiHoI,rr will h. given Tonight at Eden
1lsll by We Of tho councils Of tie Jg. O.
rItf.. .,.. ,s4, All
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
I'm NICK OF TIME. p"
Some Wilmington People are Fortunate.
Taking the Bull by the Horns
Saves Time.

Waiting docsnt always pay.
Often It's better to strike Mt once.
Doing thing in the mick Of time"
|, better than not doing it at all.
Marrow shavcs" are better than failures.
There are many Marrow Shaycs' in
Kidney Ills.
A kidney blockade Is dangerous.
Keep he kidneys working or look out
for trouble
The blood must be filtered.
The POISONOUS uric acid must be taken
out.
With the kidneys blocked this can't be
done and serious are tho results that fol.
fow
First on the list is backacho, painful, an.
moving depressing, the kidneys calling for
help.
Next come urinary troubles, causing
drrt OF misery and nights "f y r-t
Finally Il, !lcct III ans Bag 9 Disrns 1,
freak IN blockade bn.ura 900 lalu.
Doau's Kidney Pills will do it.
Many Wilmington lady can tell you
this is so.
Mrs. &. J Sullivan, Ct sO7 South IIarri
son street, says: Il used Donns Kidney
Pills for n lame back which had been
troubled with for years and they gave me
prompt relief. | had u distressing pain
across tho small Of my back which annoy.
Ell me great ucal at night and no matter
how | lay the plin WAS the same. i'll did
any lifting or 5 coping my back felt lnno
and sore, and any sudden movement
caused a sharp, dartlng pain to strike mo
in the region Of tho kidneys that was
simply awful. suppose would be SUI
terlng from it yet il had not got Duan's
Kidney Pills ut N. B. Dantorth's drug
store. lhad not taken them long before
became convinced that at last l had
found remedy suited to my case have
had Sigh return of the pain since but
it soon disappeared on my taking few
doses of Doan's Kidney Pills l will
always Keep them on hand in case of ne
cessty"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers Price 50 cents. Mailed by Foster.
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sole agents
for the U. ). Remember tho name Doan's
and take no substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
CUT OFF TWO TOES :
zacharlah Norrls' Buaicns Pained Him 30
That Or. Ogie Deemed Amputatlon
Necessary.

Zachariah Morris, n colored man OF 81
years. who resides at Marshallton will go
through life with but eight toes. Bunions
on the members necossltated this condi-
tion.
Morris has suffered cxcruciating pain for
years because of the bunions. AT times no
was unable to walk. When he was he had
to use crutch. His condition did bccom-
ing so serious that no determined to enter
the Delaware Hospital and have the mem
bers amputated. This was on Wednesday.
1t will be several weeks before he Is able
to be about. At first he will have to use
crutches, but tho doctor says the patient
will DO able to walk unassisted in month
or two.
The operation Is the first Of the kind ever
performed here. Similar amputations
performed elsewhere have almost invari-
bly, Resulted In blood poisoning and the
death Of the patient, but no such consc.
qllencOs are ANTICIPATED In this case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
EX-GOVERNOR PONDER DEAD
Expires This Morning At the Ripe Old Age
Of 70 Years

Milton, Nov 5.-James Ponder died at
Ais home here this morning. Ho was 70
years Of age
Mr.. Ponder was Governor Of this state
In the seventies and served but one term.
Previously he was member of the Legis.
lature from Sussex county.
He was always II Democrat and a promi.
nent party worker. Two sons, John and
James, the latter II lawyer at Wilmington
and daughter Sallie, survive him.
Tho funeral will take place Monday af.
ternoon at st. bins the Baptist Church
ut Milton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

On next Monday evening, The Wife,
will! be produced at the Opera House. not
by Frohman's company, At high prices Of
admission, but by the timo tried favortes
Waite'a Comedy Company and Grand
Orchestra. According to tho press Of
Reading, and other cities, bettor proluc.
ticn all ar9unh,is gwen by Mr.. Waite and
his company than that sten at the higher
prices Of admis sion The Charity Ball, A
Social E!ghNnyman, Men and Women
Tie Nihili,t trUm Sire to son, Beacon
Lights, McNcnnas Flirta'ions Passions
Slave and many other plays will be PRO.
duced during the two weeks stay in our
city. Reserved seats will DO on sale for
afternoon performances as wei rs for tho
nights, for the Accommodations OF hun.
uruds who have lelueslol IT,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

A musical and dramatic entertainment
for the benefit Of St Joseph's Homo was
given last night ut the Opera House before
a largo audience. The boys of the home
appeared in drills and also sang several
selections, showing the careful training
they arc receiving at tho home. During
the eye ling the laughable farce comedy,
"Three Hats" was given. Among those
in tho cast were William }. Cullen, John
u Harold, William A. Caliaghan, Law
renee, ii. Flood, John Hogan, Miss N.
Marie Clark, Miss Agnes McGranigan,
Miss Anna Lesyea and Miss Mamie Nc.
Closkey. During tho evening several SC.
lections were given by male quartetta
composed of John A. Ward, Alexander J.
Butler, William \. McNulty and John A.
1nllar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
DOTS.

Carl Jci;urls Is putting In q bay.wIndow
in the rear OF kqunard Il Co.'S store, No.
6!l Market street, to be used for an Office.
Collector Parlctt, of Baltimore, has
promised that he would appoint D3la-
ware man in Deputy Collrctrr Of Internal
Revenue Wells place in the near future.
". 5 IIllcs will, Gu the 18th day Of No
yembpr, apply for II charter Tor the FRANK
s. Dare Harness Company.
Bishop Coleman will preach at tho
AlmshUusc and Delaware Insane Hospital
on sunday afternoon next.
A class for tho study OF the Bible viii
meet tomorrow Saturday. evening at 3
o'clock, ia the Young v oB.au's Chris ian
Association, No. sos West street. under
conndant Instructions All women are
invited.
William Garhrap, while working on tho
s H Baynard building Eighteenth street
and the Boulevard, yesterday fell from tho
scaiIold, and striking lis head on post,
cut severe gn,h
The members of City Council and the
Police Commission conferred last III sht
regarding Il division ot The costs 10" hodt-
ing the City Hall.
The Wpst End Reading room will organ.
izl u class in sight reading Of music Mon-
day evening" under the instruction Of
Jacob Y. C!ymer, D,gining ut b 0 CLOCK.
Proprietor James L. Willis Of tho Clay
ton House last nigh received word that
Mrs j. NJ. Starr, wife Of j. NJ. Starr, OF
Richmond, Ind, d'cd In that city yester-
day morning She lived ut tho Clayton
House several months of last and this
year.
Detective Hutchins to-day swore o1t
three warrants for the arrest OF parties -
Yurklyn, who violated the game laws.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
SENATOR KENNEY' s OPINlGN.

United States Senator kenney and Mr..
Kenney were in his city IL while yesterday.
Tho senator said regarding the election:
II am very much delighted with tho re-
suit of tho election i'll New York, also III
Maryland and Ohio. l think that the &c.
suit has an important bearing upon tho
silver issue, especially in Maryland and
Ohio, where tho Rupubiican majpritio5
were Topped off. lu OAio the contest was
waged square!y upon the free silver basis,
and I think the result is favorable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

SliERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF /
writ of Le"ari Facias, TO me directed
will be exposed to public sale at tins
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the CAly
oil Wilmihgton New Castle county State
Of Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
KENNARD & co.
& Co.
e2l-623 Marka! S'raai.

No matter hcw small priced
the article we offer, you may
depend upon the quality exceed.
ing your expectations.
We mention few special
items for Saturday and Salur.
day night, winch in every case
are of exceptional value and
far below actual worth.
Lalies' imported full, regu-
lar made Herms,1orf dye Black
Hose, lsc. per pair; 8 for soc.
Misses Imported Ribbed
Hose, 6 to O., ill.,, l9c. per pair:
worth 25c.
Misses's Black Ribbed Hose,
d III. to ", at lOc. per pair;
sold everywhere at 1910.
Meas SANITARY Shirts and
Drawers, SOC. each. Regular
price everywhere SOC.
We are closing out balance
of our Mems Unlaundered
White Shirts, soc. from Sl.00.
Lot of Ladies' 25c. Ribbed
Vests at l9c.
Our new line Of Ladies'
Ribbed Vests and Drawers at
25c. each, are far above the
average i'll quality.
We are disseminating a well.
known and popular make of
Cofsets, a name you will recoS'
nizo when you see them. 75c.
from $l.O0; all sizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of the Misses Anna and Prudence
Mcclure Wednesday. Among the many
amusements WAS II baritone solo by }.
Howard Morris and Il soprano solo by Miss
Viola johnson. john Strong gave very
Interesting exhibit of hypnotism
Among those present wore: Misses Anna
Grantland. Anna Mcclure, Viola johnson,
Jpnnie Hawkins, Prudence Mcclure, Grace
Baldwin. Mcssrs. John G. Strong, james
Thompson. j. Howard Morris, Harvey
Mcdowell, Edward Myers, Mr.. and Mrs,
William Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcclure. Mr. aud Mrs. John Conlor The
Misses Mcclure proved then s2ves to DO
excellent entertainers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

For Cartmelps NincgNr OF Tar, the greatest
remedy Tor coughs ard colds, If he viii,
not supply II, send .5C for half pint
bottle to n w. cor. Sixth and Madison
{
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

Hiram Calder, Edward Richardson and
Henry White have returned from several
days cunning trip ut Chatham and vicin-
lty. They bassch IS rabbits. Mr.. Calder
getting 10 Of tho number
George Anderson and Edward Shafar
who spent two days in the same vicinity
got ci4hce cotton tails and two birds
The glnncrs say the country about
Chatham Is terming with game. Tho
county is perfectly adapted to hunting,
tnrrc b5lnS no hills to climb or many
= ans ford, Gunners are plentiful,
but the game does not seem to disappear
way rtpluiy. The spot i, about 2! milo,
west of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

Mrs. Dora FogwcI|, OF No 2i0 West
street, last evening pleasantly entertained
her boarders and II few friends There
was music by II quartette, vocal selections
and recitalions. William H. Robinson On
ttrtainod the guests by graphophone SC.
lsctions. Refreshments followed. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Neal, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs Platter
son, MIR. and Mrs. Jamison, Mr.. and Mr..
Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson Mr.. and
Mrs. Grubb and family Miss sullivan, Mr.
and Mrs. Gciycr, Mis-, Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs Lane, +. a. sShustcr, Harry Murdick,
Richard Kirkland. Mr., Lunv;tlc. Frank
Ross, Mr.. Harris, william Hill, Clarence
Aansan and MIR. B!ocher.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

OVERDEER-LYSlN tho Bird
inst, NJ tho residence of the brides par
cnts, by the Rev. John France, Frank
n. Ovcrlcer and Sarah h. Lysinger, all
OF this city.
LEAX-MOONEY--At tho Union NJ, u.
parsonage, sos Washington street, on
Wednesday evening" November g. 1897,
by the Rev. John d. &. Hanna, George
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
Nav Loose Her Sight.

Mrs. Lorraine Smith, nee Dent. Is at tho
jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, under.
going nm operation with the hope OF re-
storing to her her sight Mrs. Smith has
suffered s1veral years from her eyes but
her condition did not become alarming un.
til II short time ago. The physicians who
operated, although not being ablc to state
that the sight will be restored, have every
reason to believe so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
The ChancelIOr's Court.

Chancellor Nicholson was at the Court
House this morning and transacted some
minor business in Chancery Court The
official is yet suffering from the severe
cold which has kept him indoors for u
week. but hopes to be vol before he comes
on Tuesday to give his decision in tho
Dougherty adoption case
The business disposed of this morning
included the appointment Of the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company as guar
dian Of Howard o. Holt who was found
TO be insane.
No reasons being offered to show cause
why claims against tho Mcdaniel and
Merrihcw Cycle Company in favor of Clara
V. Mcdaniel should not be assigned to
her. the court made tho order and ad-
journed.
Judge Grubb will sit in Orphans Court
tomorrow morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
CROSBY & HILL

We know you have a coat to
buy.
We know yon have a Dress
to buy.
= We know you want to buy
Trimmings.
We know you want to buy
great number of Dry Goods
that we have not space to tell
of. We know of no better
place to spend your money on
Dry Goods than at Crosby &
Hills.
$500 yards of best brown
and bleached toilet crash,a new
weave at SIC a yard.
1862 Ladies' natural wool
vests and pants; good 75c ones
for 80 cents each.
200 Ladies' feeced line rib.
bed vests, not the 25c ones, but
a SOC one for 25c.
500 yards bleached Canton
flannel; no better has been sold
or will BIZ this season for l2lc.,
this lot will be l0c a yard.
1862 yards fancy tleeced fan
nelettes for wrappers, hand
some patterns, and best goods
in the market; sold usually for
l2ac. now l0c Il yard.
400 pairs Boys black jersey
rib hose, known as the leather
stocking, with triple knees, at
23c a pair.
A lot OF Ladies' empire night
dresses, handsomely tri mined;
away under price at 79c. each.
just stop and look at our
window. We have no doubt
yon will be interested in what
you will see there. You can
buy goods at lower prices (and
get stamps with them) than
many stores want to sell them
at.
"a ~ n SNEaES n GNgun
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

You can &c. them on every purchase
from 10c. upward al Rows China Depot
il3 King street, for china, glassware,
lamps, oilcloths, window shades, tin ware.
agate ware, 1917 Rogers silver plated
ware, table cutlery etc; and bear IN mind
our prices are generally lower thah else
where, with the best goods and large as.
sortmcnt to choose from
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
BOARD OF TRADE.
Wilmington harbor ~ Far Prom Being
Improved a. Ever.

Wilmington's new harbor IL not yet In
sight. At the regular meeting of the
Board of Trade last night General Smith
sent q letter which stated that nothing can
he done until after Congress meets. There
Is no appropriation now available and
none can be secured until project Is pre-
sented to the government engineers.
The gunbCat Wilmington was mention
cd in tho connection. Mr. Lawton said
the Government had fagreed to send the
Wilmington here, provided there was
eleven feet of water where she could be
tied.
Out Of all the wharves here, Mr.. Lawton
said there were not three which had the
depth CT eleven feet.
Continuing, about the improvement Of
the Christiana. no said that the people
who went to Washington to try and get
the harbOr improved never had project.
They were always divided. Some wanted
ono thing ami some another. The letter
from General Smith was referred to the
River and Harbor Committee.
On account of the valuable services rem
tercd the board In Congress, Senator Gray
was elected an honorary member Of the
board
A communication was read from Charles
Mantell of Trinidad, Colorado, asking the
board for some information about Will
mlDgion. he SAID That he wished to locHte
an Industry in this State. Further,h he said
that he would invest several thousand dol.
lars in real estate here Tho writer did
not state what kind of an industry he pro-
posed to establish here.
A letter was received from the Tariff
Commission League, which Is In favor of
tho appointment of commission 10 take
the placing of tho tariff out of the hands
of Congress.
W. Edwards moved that the matter
be referred to the Committee en- Lcgisla-
ton. Mr. Brosius was opposed to this on
the ground that iJ would practically kill
the measure He said that the question
was very important one, and he would
like to have it discussed. w. d. Mullin
was of The same opinion. He wanted the
proposed bill read and action taken at once.
The motion was put and lost. The bill
was thon read, ana Mr.. Brosius moved
that the board endorse the tariff commits
sion bill, and tho motion was carried.
Thpra WAC n ut n bis tim vote
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
MADELINE, OF FORT RENO.

A feature of the production of "Malcllne
OF Fort Reno" which appears at the Opera
House tomorrow evening, will cover four
squares and will be u, follows: Headed
By Miss May Lille, dressed in short buck.
skin skirt, on her horse, "Pawuce," with.
out bride or saddle; followed by Pawncc
Bill and Diamond Dick; then u musket
gun juggler; next the military band in
dress parade, cavalry uniform; naxt j. II.
H. Long as General Custer, heading q
cavalry brigade of ton mounted men Mas.
ter W, Dale, as little major with beauti-
drawn by four horses; o true likeness OF
the famous Sitting Bull, mounted with
six genuine Pawnae Indians; two lanlaus
with the women, and last comes the open
cage, beautifully decorated, with big lion
Monarch, drawn by two spotted horses and
driven by Miss Lillian Long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
Cardinal and Bishop at St. Charles.

At 1T. Charles College, Md, yesterday,
special religious services were held In
honor of the patron saint st. Charles
l}arromco. Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop
Monaghan of tho Wilmington Diocese
were present. The sermon WINS by the
Bishop and the Cardinal celebrating mass
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

Court Stcnographcr Haracsry cnro
homo from Kent county ycsterdnyto take
testimony in the Chanccry case Of Mar
shall Ycatman, ct. al. vs.. Joseph b. 9cnt.
man which will come up in court again
Monday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

Building Inspector Grub has granted
the following permits:
Lille Barnes two two-Stury brick dwell.
ins5 at Seventeenth ana Washington
streets
James W. White repairs to No. Al Fast
Front street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

Saturday, November 6 1877, II handsome
souvenir. Weekend Il cordial invitation
to all to be present next Saturday. Tho
store will be especially fitted up for tho
occasion, Grand Union Tea Co., G0J King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

Saturday, Nov 9Th, 1897 n handsome
souvenir. We extend u cordial invitation
to all to lie present next Saturday. The
store will be especially fitted up for the &C.
casion. Grand Union Tea Co, GJ0 King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

Said u well known bicycle dealer to re.
preventative Of tho REPUBLICAN If ! could
sell out and get out whole | would DO per.
fectly satisfied and get out of the business
tomorrow. The only persons to make
any money in tho business have been tho
mnu ufnCtlIrcrs and not the rctnilnrs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05
Every Evening Sued for I.iteI

Attorney Austin Harrington brought
suit against the Every Evening Printing
Company his morning tor Henry g Rob.
insnn for the publication in yes erdays
issue that he had squandcred the money of
the Churchmnn estate, Service was serv.
cd on Samuel Bancroft, Jr, Pres dent ot
the Every Evening Printing Company
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

Professor Woodrow Wilson, of Prince
tn University last night, at tho New
Century Club, delivered tho second of his
lectures before quitc II large audience. lilo
took us his subj"ct, 'rucquevilIe, the stu.
dent of Democracy" 1t was learned
and interesting discourse and great
pleasure to those who heard it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-05

William c. p. Aims, of Philadelphia,
who is getting up an expedition to take to
the Klondike country, has ordered ship
load of white oak from u Wilmington
dealer Mr. Aims is u mining engineer,
who has returned from Alaska,