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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09
The Doctor Of Alcantara.

On Thursday, the oath, aud on Satur-
day, the 26th, the comic opera, 1.-THE
Doctor Of Alcantara,' = will be produced
b. home talent, Eckstein's full orchestra
furnishing the accompa niment. The.
music for this opera is catchy, the cos
tunes rich, the melodies pleasing and
the chorus strong. The comedy portions
are numerous and clever, as will be seen
from the argument. Il. .3s si5. n. ..ss
The scene is a Spanish one and is 10
Gated in the house Of Doctor Paracelsus.
Carlos, the son of Senior Balthazar, has
fallen in love with the Doctors daught-
er, Isabella. Her parents, however, have
betrothed her t" a young man with whom
she is not made acquainted. Lucrezia,
the doctors wife, surprises Isabella while
listening to serenade given by Carlos,
and thereupon Isabella confesses her
love for him and refuses to marry the
unknown intended. r.....7
Porters aid Carlos in getting into the
house of the Doctor under cover. The
doctor and his maid, Inez, by hasty &C.
ton to conceal matters from Lucrezia,
fear that they have committed murder.
The despairing screams of Inez attract
Pomposo, the Alguazil, and other citi-
zens, and by them the Doctor and Inez
are placed under surveillance as susplc-
ious persons.
| While the Doctor and Inez are left
brooding in fear and dismay over their
crime, Carlos suddenly enters, who is
now suspected as a police spy. Carlos
discovers himself to them as the son of
Balthazar. Transported with joy, the
Doctor has Inez bring Carlos some wine,
which proves to be one of the Doctors
poisonous decoctions, and Carlos is
plunged in deathlike swoon. The Doc.
tor and Inez fearing to be detected in
this,their second imaginary murder, con.
ceal Carlos.
| Senior Balthazar comes to conclude the
arrangements for the marriage of his son
( and Isabella, but admits that his son had
not beenIhome for some time. Balthaz-
ar's presence is Objectionable to the Doc
tor and Inez, and they force him to pass
gloomy night, on a sofa in the house.
While sleeping, the Doctor and Inez pre-
pare to remove Carlos from the sofa but
awaken Balthazar.
ssa Carlos, having recovered from the ef-
fects of.:the opiate, contri7es to get out
of the sofa, and his father meeting him
in the dark gives alarm, terrifying the
Doctor and lnez and bringing the neigh
bors to his: assistance. Il ~<.<.~~- Z
QMutual explanations take place, and
Isabella: and Carlos prove to have been
loving at cross-purposes, as they were,
from the first, intended forj each other
by their respective parents.
In the production of this opera the
cast will be as follows:
Doctor Paracelsus F. W. johnson
Donna Lucrezia Miss Meta Setter
Isabella Miss Josie Pfaender
lnez Miss Meta Koch
c,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09

Grover Cleveland said last week: "It
anyone, believing as do, supposes that
FRI e silver can be prevented from con-
trolling the two houses of the next con-
gress, without effective organization and
hard work, the quicker be abandans that
idea the more useful he will be as a
sound money man." So silver isn't dead
after all.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09

Mondays telegraph dispatches were
to the effect that all hope Of peace had
been relirquislled at the White House
and that the president had reached the
the conclusion that war is inevitable.
Preparations for strengthening the
navy are going ahead rapidly, and
the army IS ready to act at moments
notice.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09

There's . pretty girl in an Alpine hat,
a sweeter girl in . sailor brim.
But the hands soonest girl you'll Il oversee
{ Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky.
Mountain Tea. AZ And. j. Eckstein's,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09

Chairman Cannon Of the appropria-
tions committee on Monday introduced
q bill appropriating the sum Of $50, OOO,-
900 for the national defense, II Will
pass without any trouble.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09

The veteran editor of the jackson Re-
public is loyal Republican, but he has
seen through the small calibred McC leary
and is not afraid to say so. In the last
issue Of his paper he arrives at the truth
in the following: AS for Nc Cleary's abll-
ity, in some respects it is far ahead of
many, because, along that line he has
devoted his life study, but for general
ability to represent this district, he is
second to thousand men. As to his
integrity, there IS not bigger or more
fluent prevaricator in the Second dis
trict; it can be proven by fifty different
men and you know it. As representa-.
tive of this district, he is out of his ele-
ment, and his defenders are men who
have received, or are interested in, some
appointment. If he has done anything
to deserve the confidence Of this district.
we would be glad to hear of it. He has
a national reputation as a talker on f.
nance, but this district wants something
besides a walking encyclopedia to repre-
sent it, and Judging from the sentimeut
expressed by over one half of the repu5-
lican papers of this district, they will
try to see that a man Of ability, integri-
ty and a bona tide resident Of this dis
trict succeeds Mr.. McC leary.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09

Mrs. SaraL futile Of Chicago is visit
ing in the city, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Newhart. 1
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-09

Us With an assured understanding that you
can save money by buying your Boots Shoes,
Rubbers, German Socks, Canvas Leggins, etc.
from US; High prices have long since been
relegated to the rear. We have set the pace
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01
DIAMOND DUST.

Gus weighing is again a National
Lacquer, Washington having SigncdIhim.
4 Reach has the support Of five clubs
inr the vacancy on he Buu1d OF Arb-
tral ion. HanIun, OF Baltimore, and Eb-
belts. oi Brouklyn, are the other candi-
dates.
II would advise any Young man OF
backbone who wants to Use baseball as a
stepping stone for his lies work TO get
into it ;" SAYS Lewis, the young cnl!cgian
no has been successful as Il pitcher for
Boston, and also as an evangelist. either"
is good money in it. Then there is the
opportunity to visit tie largest cities Of
the land without any expense, and on
the road ones time is practically his
own, 50 that there is plenty Of time for
study
There is one great ball PLACE in the
League" says "Bili' Joyce, who for
some time has not been showing his
greatness. refer to Dahlen, OF the
Chicagos. 1t is quite evident That he
has not had his heart in his work. Just
rub him the right way and his playing
will sparkle as it once did. President
Hart thinks the captaincy would awaken
him from his |cthargy.
W. G. Thompson, 100, has succeeded
q. II. Sears, 80, as coach OF the Har-
ward freshmen baseball squad. Reginald
FinckIe has been appointed temporary
captain OF The squad.
The question as to who will play first
base for the Chicago in Anson's place
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01
TAKH THEM IN TIME

The masses will have what
they want, cost what it may.
igll-priced medicines have had
their day and the poor and af-
Aicted may now enjoy the bene-
fits of carefully prepared, pure
remedies at practically nominal
p ices. The physicians con-
nected with Louisiana Specific
Laboratory have prepared a num-
Der of standard cures which are
offered to the public at the lowest
prices convenient with pure
preparations.
These standard cures cannot
be b ugllt of druggists. By send
ing your orders direct to the
Louisiana Specific Laboratory,
Lake Charles, Louisiana, you
are sure to receive pure, fresh
drugs properly compounded and
carefully packed.
In ordering the following
standard cures please give the
number of the remedy needed
If taken in time one supply viii
effect a permanent cure.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01
MISCELLANY,

Il observe that Mr. Sutton expresses
desire to play cushion carroms with
me,' remarked George >'oSson. well,
/ should very !llcl like to meet the
gent lrnan III such i game, and Will as
sure ln oi a comfortable SIDE Dtt. ! am
also open to play cushion carrOns or
rightccn-iuch baIk-line with any man
in the world, and ior " side stake How
ever >tipulatc that tie games mast be
played in New York, which is good
enough for me-
1T is announced that the cup given
this year hy the German Emperor for
the race from Dover to IlrIigotand,"
says the "Field," February 10, twill be
IL bowl Of egg shape form and stand over
two feet above its base. The design was
made by His lmperial Majesty, and has
been much admired by the connoisscurs
of BcrIin.' The match has been fixed
for June 20, and the entries close ON
June at Cowes.
Ialc's athletic advisers have sent
vigorous protest to the Amateur Athletic
Union regarding the registration fec for
their meet on March II. II the clause
is insisted on it will cost the Yale men
about $500. There are Il large number
Of noviccs who will probably never take
part in any other and the Yale manage
ment is AYERS" to paying the fees tor all
OF these men.
The fact that the United state. COLI
Associations has decided to accept the
challenge of the Royal Canadian Asso-
citation for an international team luatch,
to be played IN Toronto n,Nt september,
las also contributed to the impoltanc" Of
His iurm Of the game.
Manager Latnrop, OF The Harvard
track athletic team, Il confident o! de-
lpating Pennsylvania ii the coming relay
race in Boston.
The Yale Athletic Association has de-
ciirl to hold it, AnnlAi winter meeting
in conjunction with the meeting "i the
Second Regiment, Connecticut National
t;Nard, 1T tho Second Regiment Armorr,
in New Haven. un Saturday evening.
March -.
Two Cornell records were broken at
CorneIl's first winter mpct,hrid at ltha =,
\. Y, ON Friday evening. h. NNinScy,
1900. established new inHuor figures tJr
the pole vault by clearing ieet 8 inches,
and l.. ,IutYan bpttrrrd the Standing high
kick record by half an inch.
Although the ,wauhmurp College
track viii have to be rrluodeIlNd with
new athletes this coming season, the
OF q good team are very bright.
Kirk. the veteran Canadian lacrosse
player, will coach the Lohigh University
lacrosse team.
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SELF DEFENCE.

Jack Daily leaves here for Cleveland,
Ohio, today.
The Yale baseball team has written to
parties IN this city for game OF bail
here While they are on their Southern
"Trip. Ihe game will be played here
about April l..
The lnsrattude Of boxers is provelbial
ana, Wine there are a few exceptions, we
are continually hearing Of puglllsts Civ
llS tlclr hlanageLs TIE cold shoulder
me boxer Is working hard to get a
tcpnta,lon, he sticks close to his manager
whose word Is law, and takes on all the
ll8hts arranged Tor him. When the boxer
mas attained certain degree OF notoriely
iiuMeVcr, he begins to get Il swellru head
ana then there is trouble. Iprgetlu Ol
the worry formerly experienced by his
faithful manager, me ''pu-' allows hln-
sell to be Joined by his lrivnhs(?), and
then throws dow. his old manager
This has been the case since boxers has
been incompetent to manage themselves,
and VIII continue to occur as long as box
lHg lasts. There Is another case ui the
same sort in Philade piia, but | fancy
'iaJ tine lruunl boxer IS beginning to re-
lcnt OF his hasty deed, anC no names
viii be mentioned until the boxers has
had time to make up his mind on a final
decision.
spike" Sullivan will probably second
"Euolc' Curry in the Ialter's fight with
ben Joru;n, Winch takes place before
tie National Sporting Club, Ii ndon,
England, on Apr: 4. - ...,r.,,.-.-.
Dave" Sullivan has been matched to
light "Patsey" Broderick twenty rounds
bclo.e INC "a>erlcy Athletic CluD, OF
lonkers, n y, on Friday night. This
viii be Sullivan's first appearance in The
ring since his defeat by "peular" Pal
mar i'll England six weeks ago.
John Henry johnson is after the l22.
pound boxers, and will meet anyone that
weight.
Frank Childs nearly knocked out
'klonuike' Hanes in four rounds at
Chicago on Saturday, the referee stop
ping the contest.
Bob Fl,zsimmons who was in C,cvc
land yesterday, made the following all.
nouncelnent: II will fight Mccoy any
time he puts up enough money to make
it worth my while. Mccoy and Rubin
have no more right to fight for the cham
pionship tiana yellow dog. will fight
Mccoy any second that he puts up tit
stun. Mc..y is Il miserable upstart
He has been Il little successful and it has
made hin, daffy. The Kid has the
swclled head and he thinks he is in the
heavyweight class. | viii show hin
how to fight if he has the long green Il
back up his bluff"
Jerry Marshall has decided to give VI
boxing.
The proposed Cans Connolly match a
Baltimore HAS 1al,n through, the latte
being unable to get l33 pounds.
"kid' Mcfarland has refused al
offer from a Buffalo, \. Y. club to DO:
Mike Leonard, claiming that the purse j
, too small.
In !; recent interview Mccoy said h
intended giving UP exhibitions, bccaus
the public Missed him, and they mat!
) him unpopular. How manly to com
0 out so boldly! The first thing we kno,
. he will be living up to that, and, ate
that, the flood. McCoy's miserable lax
with Jim Halt at the Arena Is stlli Tres
!, in the minds OF those who had the ins
fortune to be present, and lie will hay
) to he very much on tie level, il he eA
poets to again draw a good house i
! Phi a >hia.
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FOOT II IL.

Albert &. Tyler, now a student Of Co.
iUNlbiu, hn$ hcen engaged to coach the
Washington and Jefferson football eleven
the coming season. Tyler is a ~ grad
uate OF Princeton and played ON the var
sity eleven during ~, '95 and '16. In
"a he was substi-full-back, but in 0G he
played regularl at tackle.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01
CYCLlNS,

The demand for sundrics and bicycle
accessories il going TO be big this season.
Many different novelties, not to say any
thing Of the regular accessories, will be
very much in evidence during the season.
Perhaps the two that will find most usage
are the gear case and the toe clip, the
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01

apart third place in the fifth race. A
blanket would have covered all OF them
Cassidy lost heavily on New South,
but he more than got even on Jack. who
was quoted at one time as mucl, as eight
to one, but later he was backed down to
/. He won in a gallop.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01
FOUR AND F|Vt PUZZLE,
4 Brain 3uInisher for 10 Gents
in Silver.
ADDRESS.
AGENT 33l IL 5th St.
Jersey City, N. J.
For Baby's Sake

CT course you don't mean to have bow
legged child nor do you want your little
handsome boy to walk with his tues turned
il, or bis knees srlayed ont Or worse still,
Knocked; now do you!
Why not start right? It's all in the shoe
you buy the baby. If the shoes are all
RIGHT all is we'll. You will feel better for
yop know that they are RIGHT See to it
that you get them just right.
Several firms carry right shoes for ba
bies. We have no other kird of shoes
sell. None for men; none for women;
none for children, but just the right shoes
for babies.
Let papa, grandmother, nurse or the
lady next door hold Precious under the
arms. Best the pink toes and pointed
heels firmly on bigenouRh piece OF stlh
paper, drew pencil mark around them
Inst us they are. Don't leave that little
hit IF ROOM but outline the feet exactly as
Won lad them. mind YOU, each of them,
for they nre not alike; send us the piece OF
paper, tell III whether baby ~ boy or
girl,a,M We will make a pair Of shoes that
yu1 know are Just right. Send dollar
ill with the order. If The shoes are just
right keep thom ara we will leep the
dollar. IL they arc not just right SEND
them back with new drawing and get
another pair, or if You ask II y"
dollar.
Write 10 us if you want to know my.
tbiny about babies. Information costs
nothing. We are women.
TIE BABY Supply co.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01

latter particularly. A few years ago the
toe clip was practically unheard of, as it
was thought only racing men were capa-
bic OF using their. Last year many were
used anu this year it is expected that
fully one out Of every five machines will
be qnipped with them. Of all the equip
ments Of the wheel the toe clip is one Of
the most important. It deserves all the
popularity it has attained It. advan-
iages are apparent after one rial. H. the
first place, they add to the comfort of
riding, enable rider to pedal properly,
ana give HIM increased confidence in the
wheel They keep the feet correctly
placed on the pedals and remove much
OF the liability Of losing the pedals"
The victories OF Kari kaser the Swiss
Champion over the crack American
riders IN the pursuit race last Tuesday
at Bellar, were not IN the nature OF a
surprise, Us Kaiser has paid very strict
attention to his work ana hores to step
into Eddie Bald's championship shoes
before the close Of the eta.0n. I.amber-
Jack, the French rider is rather a dis
appointment, as he has failed to do any
remarkable work as yet, but Gougoltz
his tandem maze is looked rpon as a
very dangerous competitor Of tie .lneri-
can and foreign riders who will be the
stars this year. lis sDrints have ex-
cited the wonder and admiration Of all
the riders gathered at Bcliair. John
West, the trainer, who has charge Of
August Lehr, Karl Kaser, Arthur Gardi-
her and other speedy riders in training
at Brllar has added a new member to
his formidable team He is Clarence
Mclean, the champion fancy and trick
rider. Mclean is riding so fast that he
has expressed his intention OF catering
the racing field in connection with his
other work. West thinks he would do
well at middle distance.
Chicago Island, with a race track,
theatre. bicS Gle track ,chutes, intranural
railway, base ball park and every other
known feature in the world Of amuse-
ment and sport, it is reported, is to be-
come a reality. The island is situated in
the Detroit river eight miles south of the
city Of Detroit, but it is to bear the name
of Chicago, and will be dedicated to
Chicago citizens. The entire enterprise
is to be bonded for $2,0000O0
"Boh' Walthour, the Southern cham
pion, has engaged the veteran trainer,
Jack Prince, to look after his interests
during the coming season. Prince b =
lieves that his man will rate among the
best in the country if properly handled.
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and Republic.
jockey Righy rode two Winners and a
second, he is IN great 10 N.
Following are the entries and selec-
tions for today,
First R;cc-Six f'Irlongs. Worry Not,
1lo, I)onneIly, 8, Band 50, first; penti
fix, lO7, (RoDerts, 90 and 20, second
Mr.. Wavrriy, Nc, Ellis, 80, 10 and II,
third. Tine, Lag. Calibrc, Maud
ADAMS, Cluulccc, rpritc, also ran.
Second Race--l'our and one-haIf fur.
longs Will Fonso liz, (Nostrand) T.
q and IS, first; Tommy Fahey ll3
Rigby) 4. So and IS, second; Th,
General 1l5 lFcency) 4, So and a.
third. Time. l.OOi. Chat Park, Slope
false Pride, Little Frank, Viola Albers,
Lille Denny, The Alien, also ran.
Third Race--Six furlongs. Nantucket
~, (Rigby) 2, 40 and 2-G, first; Jack
enc ll2, (Feency) 80, IL and 6, second
Startling, 40 (Manloyc) I, q, and G-5
third. Time, l.2O!. Parthian, Arda
New South, MulIaghnore, Cozetlc,
Iemola, also ran.
Fourth Race--sevcn hirlongs. Finn
water, 10, (Rigby) 80 and Is, first
Halle Gay, 10, "a. Dorsey ID, & ant
3, second; Hazel N, 10, (Madison) 30
80 and 10, third. Time 1851. Beloved
Oracle, Ventanna, Little Cliff, Pleasan
Smiles. Vermont Bradford, also ran.
Fifth Race--About five fur.ongs. Wick
10, jThnmas) so, 20 and 10, first; Re
public, ~, (Narraez> 4, S-5 and "a
second; Wexford, ~, (Rigby) 80
third. Time l,O2l. Bisirus, Govinda
Kassala, First Light, Prince Potomac
Imperial also ran,
Sixth Racc--Abou five f,lr!ongs. Jack
IlS, Mcintyre, 1, So and 40, first BIZ
hind, li6, (Grliiin,) s, Sand IS, second
Rcau Brummcll, ia, Johnson, s,
and |. third. Time, l.0l!. Sister Myrs
Young Critic, Mills, W:lh jim, Despair
also ran.
Hurry received Il kick, which brok
his leg while the horses were at the pos
and was destroyed.
! f(,,u
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WANTED

eco men wanted to Gil Govt
Service vacancies this year. Only
common school education needed
for most places. $4,000 to 81, 800
salaries. Dates and locations OF
next examinations and valuable
Information sent FREE Oh re-
Quest. POTOMAC CIVIL SER
VICE ACADEMY, Dept b,
Wash, d. G.
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AQUATICS.

The Harvard crew will 60 on the river
today for the first time this year. In
preparation for actual work, all the
crews, with the exception of 1900, took
long runs on Saturday. The 80 candi-
dates followed Dibblee for ten miles, and
returned fresh and keen. Captain Good
rich led the Senior on an eleven miles
Jog, and those who covered the whole dis
lance returned foot sore and in a very
bad humor. Nineteen hundred stole a
march on the other crews, and sent their
candidates out in pair oars from the
Weld boat-house. The Freshman crew
is still on the rowing machines, and will
remain here for Il lew days longer, when
they will be boated in Il barge until they
get used to the game. MIR. StoroW, the
head coach of the crew, stated that it
vas his intention to have the crew in
the shel much earlier than was the case
last year,
There may be d big intercollegiate re-
ga,ta at Saratoga Or poughkcepsie this
year. The intercollegiate Rowing A"so-
citation will likely be organized IN Il short
tilrc. Cornell, Columbia, Penns ylvania
and Wisconsin will surely be members
and probably several others. There Will
be races not only for Fights, but for tours
doubles and singles, III fact an American
ilcnslcv.
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TAKE THEM In H[NE!

No. Mime Of Cure. Price.
I Headaches lOc
2 Fevcrs, Congestion, lnAam-
nation. 12c
; Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. 12c
4 Dyspepsia, H e artb urn,
Stomach Pains. IOc
5 Diseases of the heart. 25c
6 Hoarseuess from colds,
singing, speaking. 1oc
7 Constipation, chronic or
acute. IOc
s Rheumatism CT REeu-
matte Pain. 12c
Q Catar,h, cold in the head,
etc. 15c
10 Colo. IOC
II General Debility. 16c
l2 Nerve Diseases, requiring
TONES and Stilnulants. 1Sc
70 Worms, fever caused by
them. I2C
"a Neuralgia, Neuralgia
pains. 1oc
IS Malaria. 12c
16 Observation-Disclosures. 1oc
II Female complaints fully
state your case). SOC
IS Male complaints fully state
your case) SOC
70 Scrofula, Blotcl,es or PIN
pies. nc
20 Kidney Diseases. 1oc
II Sore or Weak Eyes. 1oc
Il Dropsy. 1oc
e liberated or Sore Throat. 12c
"a Piles, Blind, Bleeding or
Itching. 22c
Is Group ksf~ Else this and
call in doctor instantly. 2oc
20 Gonorr1oea, Thu ed cy
cure. soc
~ Eczema. l6c
2S T'onsilitis. CSC
29 La Grippe, Influenza. roc
90 Hay Fever. I6c
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01

DUBBER MILL a Z p y N / S
II AGENTS Oil ,1noccupicd ground
eputable, pushing Statesmen. APP
~, P. .. Box 1871 New York.
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TIE SPORTING WORLD
Short and FILTHY Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPIC, OF THE DAY
4 Resume III the --latest DOiNgs in
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate
REF TOPIC, OF THE DAY
TURF TALK.

The book.nakars had the best Of the
days argument, las only one iavorite won
The surprise Of tic day was Wick, who
was ri,len by Thomas and with 80 to |
against him, he easily defeated Wexford
and Republic.
jockey Rigby rode two winners and a
second, he is in great lo,n
Following are the entries ard selec-
lions for TODAY.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01

MISUNDERSTANDING for coachman or house ~.
w work in private family. Address ~ l".'
nall street
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-03-01

hr John Martin. who lci, the English navy
bip B"llcrphuu about 30 years ago IS stu ny
b, his mother, Jane Martin (nr" Brallsesil,
build lik" to hear from him. t"nlhtltlcalr 'N
tter with J.. A.. ioi Rycis"n St, b'"ok'!"' Nc"
Prk