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JUBILEE PROGRAM.
CIVIC DAY,

To-day, 10 Il. IN. kedeuication OF
Independence Hall.
II a. IN. Civic parade starts from
Broad and Cumberland streets.
Afternoon. Arrival Of the President.
Vice President and members of the
Cabinet.
Evening. Reception to the Presi-
dent and his party at the Union
League; illumination Of the Court Of
Honor and City Hall.
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WILL NOT CONE EAST.
Calif0rnia's Supreme Court Holds
That Mrs. ROtkin Cannot
be EAtradited.
Special Dispatch to THE SUN.

Special Dispatch to THE SUN.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. 25.-ln the
case of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, Superior
Judges Cook, Wallace, Sewell, Trout
and Borden yesterday filed an opinion
stating that Mrs. Botkin cannot be ex-
tradited to Delaware because, never hay
ing been in Delaware, she could not have
fled from that State.
They decide, however, that she is not
to be discharged, but proceedings are TO
be postponed until they can hear argu.
ment on section 81 of the Penal Code OF
California, which provided that person
charged with a crime committed wholly
or in part in this State may be tired
here. The opinion is written by Judge
Cook.
Mrs. Botkin and her attorneys are
pleased, as this is what they have con-
tended for. The opinion recites that
Mrs. Botkin was arrested as a fugitive
from Justice from Delaware, although it
is admitted she never was there.
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All the butchers and wholesale beef
companies OF this city have decided t"
make Thursday general holiday TO
allow their employees TO attend the
Jubilee. su
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Case Continued.

Officer Mcguire, early yesterday morn
ing, arrested two young men, one white
and the other colored, at Maple and
jackson streets, on suspicion OF having
stolen hitching strap, which they had
in their possession.
When the men were taken to the
police station, the white youth said his
name was Thomas Davis, and claimed
that he came from Scranton, Pa. tie
said he found the strap on the street.
The negro gave his name as Harry
Thomas. He said he belonged at East
vile, Mass.
They appeared in Municipal Court bnt
their eases were continued until this
morning, pending all investigation.
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Saw the Ships at Night.

W, N, Hare took a small party OF
f,iends up to Philadelphia Monday
nj yht on the Meteor. They had a fine
ii ne, and saw the war vessels and other
rraft f ".H. 10 a
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Marines Pass Through.

A train of marines passed through
Wilmington short y before noon yester,
day. They were from Washington, and
went to Philadelphia to take part in the
Jubilee. They occupied five cars.
Read Tux SUN. s,s
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jewelers. are reaping harvest from
from the multiplicity OF wedding glls
necessary at this season.
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TOOTHBRUSHES AID HEALTH,
Sound Teeth and Body Only to He Had
by Their Frequent Use.

Sound Teeth and Body Only to He Had
by Their Frequent Use.
It is but little thing, yet on its
proper use depends much of the hap
piness Of modern man. Why civilized
teeth should be so rotten is a question
which has often been debated, and
probably the true answer is more COM
pick than some would think. Many
good mothers are content to put all
toothache down to lollypops, but that
sugar in itself is not responsible for
bad teeth is proved by the splendid
"ivories" often possessed by negroes
who. practically live upon the sugar
cane and thrive upon it too during the
whole of the season when it is in ma
turity. Dental. decay is common
enough, however, among negroes in
towns, and it seems clear that the
carries of the teeth which is so COM
mon among most civilized races is due
not only to any particular article of
diet so much as to digestive and nu-
tritive changes imposed upon us by
by the fact that by hook or crook we
do somehow manage to live, notwith-
standing our bad teeth, whereas in
state of nature the toothless man soon
Gles. Recognizing, then, that until
the time arrives when some great So
cial reformer either mends or ends our
present social conditions our teeth will
tend to rot, and that, whatever the pre-
dispos1ng causes, the final act in the
production Of carries is the Judgment OF
microbes on and around the teeth, we
see that for long to come the tooth
brush will be necessity if the health
is to be maintained. It is only by the
frequent use of this little instrument
that those minute accumulations can
be removed which are at the root OF
so much mischief. A few elementary
lessons in bacteriology would, we fan
cy, greatly startle many people, and
certainly would show them the futility
of trusting to one scrub day. The
fact is, that if people, instead of look
ing at the tooth brush from an esthetic
point of view and scrubbing away with
tooth powder CD to make their front
teeth white, would regard it merely as
an aid to cleanliness, they would see
that the time to use it is after meals
and at night, not just in the morning
only, when the debris left from the day
before has been fermenting and brew
ing acid all night through. They would
also see how inefficient an instrument
the common tooth brush is unless it is
used with considerable judgment. One
of the secondary advantages of spend
ing a good deal of money on dentistry
is that at least one learns the value of
ones teeth. BY the time we have got
them dotted over with gold stoppings
and gold crowns We learn to take care
Of them, even although that may in
volve the trouble Of cleaning them
more than once day and using per-
haps more than one brush for the pur-
nose.
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Brief German Grammer. By Hjalmer Edgren
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A Squirrel Bonanza.

Two boys near Cumberland, Nd, re-
Gently had what boys everywhere
would call a "bonanza." Somewhere
in the mountains above Cumberland
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their home and they held a great coun-
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the river. At first they were fright
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People who saw the migration estimat-
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MILWAUKEE.

Mrs. 7. Flowers Of Eighth street visited
the sick in Hollylands Sunday afternoon,
aud some of them fesl as il they have
been greatly benefited BY her prayers.
Mr.. Billie Butt. was t,ken seriously
II Sunday night. Some Of the ward
heelers are incliaedl to believe. that II
xas b ought on from the effects Of his
e,ach on the evening Of tho eighteenth.
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The untiJnely death of Rogistsr Bru &c
Is generally re srettsd. He was man
Of VIII IN he Afro Americ ms may vel
be prouI. ~ .
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The Baker murder is the all. absorbing
topic of conversation where ever one
goes. Condemnation o. the outra 20 is
universal. " s&
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A variety of apple has been discov-
cred in Montrose County, COL, having
a deep red skin and a colored meat
somewhat resembling that of a blood
orange.
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SATURDAY MARCH 26, 1898.

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