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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07
'skich, wiec kars to zamieniono
mu ma ~dozywotnie wiszienie.

sklch, Wlec kare 70 zamienlono
mu ma ~dozywotnie wiszienie.
On. 2 grudnia tegoA roku
ogloszono wyrok ma wiszni6w
poznahskich. Skazanych og6-
lem bylo III, pomisdzy mimi
8 ma smierc, "a ma ~doAywotnie
wiesienie j t. d. Rewolucja
berlihska W r. 184S ocalila ich
wszystkich Cd niechybnej "a.
glady.
w Kr6lestwie 6wcsesny ma.
miestnik ks. Pasxkiewicz-E Fry.
" anski, doraznie pc moskiew.
sku wykonywal wyroki. To
te4 juA 16 marca 1846 roku
powieszono W Warszawie Ko.
ciszewskiego i zarskiego, a II
marca Pantaleona Potockiego
W Siedlcach. Innych, jak Ru.
|prechta i Dobrycza, niby to
ulaskawiono, zamieniajsc i'm
kars smierci ma dozywotnis
katorgs. albo skasujsc ma
paiki, ciszkie roboty i wygna.
ME.
w ten spos6b rok ls46 smut
ME sic ola Polski sko1czyl, bee
niego jednak ME byloby roku
1s4S, W kt6rym nar6d do.
wi6d}, jak wiele ~jeszcze sill ay-
wotnych W sobie posiada.
Pragnienie wolnosci i row.
nosci spolecznej, kt6re sic pc.
dowczas SLIME we wssystkich
ludach Europy srodkowej OBJ.
jawiio i wstrzasnelo posadami
trou6w we Francji, Wloszech,
Austrji, ma Wsgrzech i W roe.
maitych drobnych niewielkich
pa1stewkach - odbilo sic tax
ze echem j W ziemiach pol.
skich, gdzie zasady wolnosci,
r6wnosci i braterstwa zawsze
szczery znajdowaly oddzwisk.
Odezwaly sic tel odrazu i
powaznie ma te has}a dwie
dzlelnice Polski: Galicja i KS.
Poznahskie, ale pilnujacy gra.
mic Kr6lestwa kordon kozacki
ME dopuscii, aaeby sic te same
hasla prsedarly dalej i aeby
caly nar6d polski m6gl sic
zjednoczyc i stansc do walki
pod jedna choragwia. Ujarz
mione j przybite stops najezdz-
cy do ziemi ~prowincje polskie
W zaborze rosyjskim, zacho-
wywaly tez z musu ciszs i
biernosc. w istocie rzeczy jed
max cisza ia byia wiecej pc.
lorna, niz rzeczywista. To,
czego ME mona by3o czynem
dowiesc, gleboko tkwilo we
~wszystkich sercach i rozsadza.
10 piersi ogromns asdzs WALK
i zwycisztwa. Mlodziez, jak
i gdzie mogla, wymykafa sic
pokryjomu "a granice, nocami
prEedzierala sic przez lasy i
mylsc czujnosc stray, ucho.
dzila W PoznaGskie, do Galicji,
ma Wsgry, - wszsdzie, gdzie
sic odzywal iuz CLOS bojowej
trabki j gdzie sztandar swiety
powiewal. -.
Me braklo j W kraju dowo.
dow, Re chez powstania csuja
wszyscy j Re tylko ciezsze, nj
zeli gdzieindziej, warunki do
wybuchu ME dopuszczajs. TAX
nap. W Warszawie, W kosciele
katedralnym sw. Jana, giosny
swojego csasu uczony, J6zef
Zochowski, stanswszy ma pom
niku 81. Neutrality-suspicious. mar.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07

aosya ola nauki, sbito 60 pew
nego dnia tax okrutnie, Re pod
r6sgami ducha wyzionsi.
Przem6wienie Zochowskiego
srobilo jednak swoje. Teraz
jua lada dsie6 spodsiewano sic
W stolicy powstania. Przygo.
towywano sic ma dobre. Ter.
min zostal wyznscsony ma ma.
rec. Alisci zolnierse moskiew-
scy. kt6rych zapalehsi spis.
kowcy usilowali uswiadomic i
ma swoja przecisgnsc strons,
ME lyle prsez zla wols, lie mo.
ae prsez gfupote u~iezmierns,
wydali wszystkich, o kt6rych
jakakolwiek miefi wiadomosc.
N~ajgorliwszymi W spisku
byli rzemieslnicy: Marszand,
Kalinowski, Bazylski i Fijal.
kowski, wszyscy z zawodu
krawcy, dsielni polacy i oby-
watele. Zemscif sic ma mich
okrutnie Rad moskiewski. 90
sierpnia 1s4S +. przepedzono
wszystkich ma Placu Broni
prses kije. Marssand otrzy.
mai ich 1000, inni pc 500!
|~Skrwawionych i chorych "a.
kuto W kajdany i zapedzono
ma Sybir.
Szczesliwie jednak ma trop
gl6wnej organizacii policja
wpasc ME zdolala. Organiza
cja ta byl Zwiszek patrjotycz.
ny, z}ozony z ludzi z wyzssem
wyksztalceniem. Utworzyla
go poczatkowo miodzieA pol.
ska, ksztalcsca sic ma uniwer.
sytecie moskiewskim, pc pow.
rocie zas do kraju przenios}a
wraz z SODA ma grunt swojski.
Zwiazek ten PREY obudzonych
nadziejach 1848 r. zamieni}
sic W spisek i uJsl W swe rsce
ster budzacego sic ruchu.
Poniewaz ~powstanie marco.
we do skutku przyjsc ME mog-
10, musiano przeto oczekiwac
novel a sposobnej chwili. ia.
kos nadarzyla ia wojna we
gierska. Powodzenie wegr6w
zachscilo i warszawiak6w, a ze
Geese sil moskiewskich pod
dowodztwem Paszkiewicza, po-
szla byla ma odsiecz austria
kowi, wiec spodziewano sic
rzecz Gala pomysluie poprowa.
die. Niestety, okolicznosci
wkr6tce sic zmienily. Wegrzy
zlozyli bro6 i despotyzm rae
jeszcze wzia} gore mad wolnos.
cia. Warszawa musia}a wobec
tego rzucic mysl zbrojnego
powstania, zwlaszcza, &c pre-.
areszty ubyly ruchowi najdziel.
niejsze silly. N~iebawem, wsku.
tex zeznah wydobytych cd
rzemieslnik6w, schwytano Ro-
mualda Swierzbi6skiego, jed
nego naczelnik6w Zwiazku.
Swierzbi1ski, czlowiek slabe-
go charakteru, wyjawil wszyst.
kie tajemnice i zdradzil stu
kilkudziesieciu uczestuik6w
spisku. Komisja sledcza otrzy-
mala "a to wykrycie (1s5o r.)
nagrods W kwocie 400. 600 ZAP.
Pomiedzy uwiszionymi byly i
kobiety, a sr6d mich znana
poetka, Narcyza zmichowska
(Gabrjela) Wyroki zapadly
bardzo surowe.
Ma Litwie take mia}o wy.
buchnac powstanie W r. 1S49.
Procouol nod fom ZD;o~aL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07
ROk 1913.
(Ciag dalszy).

Tymcsasem prseciwnicy ru.
chu, wstpiac o powodzeniu
powstania, chcieli posbawit
.Tyssowskiego dyktatorskiej
Jakoa oglosili dykta.
ture Michaia Wiszniewskiego,
profesora k~rakowskiego uni.
wersytetu, wolf ludu jednak
Tyssowski utrzymal sic PREY
powiersonej mu poprsednio
wladsy i dalej kierowal pow.
staniem. Nalezalo, przede.
wssystkiem, wydobyc sic ma
zewnatrz, DO pierscie6 wojsk
nieprsyiacielskich zaciesnial
sic coraz bardziej i o~beimowal
miasto re stron wszystkich.
w tym celu DIN. 81 lutego wy.
szla z Krakowa liczna pro
cesja z udzialem kilkudziesie.
ciu ksiszy, chcsc dostac sic do
Galicji i naklonic tam wloscian
do popierania sprawy. Ma
procesjs to rsucili sic austria.
cy i srodze porsbali jej uczest.
nik6w.
Polozenie Krakowa stawalo
sic coraz gorszem. Czujac to,
austrjacy zaaadali DIN. l marca
poddania miasta, a W razie
oporu grozili bombardowa.
MEM. Tyssowski widzsc, ae
sic obronic ME zdola, postano-
viii przedrzec sic do Kr6lestwa
Kongresowego W DIN. 3 mar.
ca, skoro swift, wyruszyl z woj.
skiem powstahczem ku Krze.
szowicom. Otoczony przewsz-
nemi sifami, ME mogsc liczyc
ma powodzenie W walce, musial
sic na~zajutrz poddac.
w Poznahskiem i W Pru.
siech zachodnich liczne aresz.
tovania, jak to juz wyzej mad
mienilismy, uniemozliwily wy
buch powstania. Dopiero ma
wiesc o tenn, CO sic dzieje W
Krakowie, nadzieje obudzily
sic ma nowo. w nocy z 3 ma
ma 4 kwietnia napadem ma cy-
tadels pozna6sks i uwolnie.
MEM zamknistych tam wisz
ni6w miano rozpoczsc powsta-
ME. l tym razem jednak po-
licja pruska wybuch udarem.
Mia.
R6wniez ME powiodlo sic
powsta1com i ma Slssku prus.
kim, gdzie ruch narodowy pol
ski ogarns} nawet wloscian
czeskich. Wojska sustrjackie
z sicily to ~prowincje i stlumily
W zarodzie.
w Kongres6wce Rad rosyj.
ski, ma skutek ostrzeze1 otrzy.
cd prusak6w, poczynil
zawczasu przygotowania. To
tez napad, wykonany ma Siedl-
ce W DIN. 81 lutego ME udal
sic, a ~potworzone W r6znych
kraju oddzialy wobec
przewagi wojsk rosyjskich mu-
sialy sic rozpr6szyc.
Teraz rospocze}a sic mai.
smutniejsza doba. Przeslado.
waniem j znscaniu sic rzsd6w
zaborczych mad Polsks ME by
10 ko1ca. Zgni6tlszy zupelnie
niebezpieczny ola siebie ruch,
rzsdy najezdnicze porozumialy
sic z SODA j uczynily nowy "a.
mach ma ostatni wolny kat zie-
mi polskiej. Ma mocy trakta.
tn dodatkowego, zawartego
pomisdzy Rosjs, Austria j Pru-
sami. przvlaczono w listona.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07

liwych miodziehc6w, W gronie
kt6rych znalazf sic i chwacki
wioScianin, Wincenty Grsyb.
Tax sic skohcsyf rok 184s
W saborse rosyjskim.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-07

powlewai....
Me braklo j W kraju dowo.
dow, ae chez powstania csujs
wszyscy j Re tylko ciezsze, nj
zeli gdzieindziej, warunki do
wybuchu ME dopuszczajs. TAX
nap. W Warszawie, W kosciele
katedralnym sw. Jana, giosny
swojego czasu uczony, J6zef
Zochowski, stanswszy ma pom
niku st. Ma}achowskiego, mar.
szalka Sejmu czteroletniego,
goraco wzywa} obecnych do
podniesienia broni przeciw ma
jazdowi. Ten siwowlosy sta.
rec, przemawiajacy W ma
tchnionych s1owach do zebra
nego W swiatyni pa6skiej lu.
du, wyglsdal, wedfug swia-
dectwa wsp6iczesnych, jak pro-
rok, nawoiujscy nar6d do czy.
nu, kt6ry mu miai przyniesc
zbawienie e. Me SIX, 6czyl
jednak Zochowski movie jesz.
cze, kiedy 60 zandarmi z mar.
murowego sciagnswszy pom
nika, powlekli do cytadeli.
Ogioszony potem "a warjata,
uniknsl wprawdzie kary smier.
CT ma s~zubienicy, ale wywie
ziono 60 "a to ma Sybir ] pre-
znaczono do robot fortscsnych.
Tam beg wsglsdu M jego wick
|stsEczyli Ne zsslugi, jake Pc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
An Enjoy ABLE COMPANY.

w. II. Greonwalt the contractor and
builder, entertained quite large number
of his friends Mt his pleasant home No.
1923 West Eighth street, last evening.
Their visit was intended rs surprise, bus
Mr.. G., with his usual acuteness in put
ting Incidents together, devined their in
tenLions and gave the party q surprise.
Alter passing some time In an entertain,.
ing manner, q suinpious repast was served
of which all partook with tho best grace
possible, MI. Greenwalt was in the best
possible spirits and enjoyed the congratu..
lations OF his friends oni the.completion OF
so many big buildings and the prospect Of
many more contracts.
Among the guests wero A. I1ampel
Leader, +. W. Card, jacques Francois
Meroquc, Leon Eesop, Grafton Houser,
j. Hughes, Walter Wyman, John S. Bull
lock, Ellwood II. Stewart, John NJ. Lazie.
Nick Reuter-, l.. S. Cloud, ]. Pochatak,
w. X. bowman, D. Wells, G. W. Solla-
way, w. II, Greenwalt and wife, John
Greenwalt, Mrs. Chandler, Samuel
Chandler, Willie Greenwalt, Laura Green.
walt. Gertrude Greenwalt, John Price,
Lewis H. Greenwalt, Joseph Kelley. W.
Lovett, Samuel Grove, John Wainwright,
II. NJ. Alexander and 8. P. B. Band.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
A Novelty In Japanese journalism.

The Kokumin Shimbun of Tokyo, one
of the most public spirited and important
newspapers in Japan, has recently intro.
ducod an interesting and novel feature
into It's columns. 1t has always taken nm
intelligent and thoughtful interest In for.
eign affairs, and among its other efforts to
promote good understanding between
Japan and the rest of tho wosld has been
the establishment Of high class monthly
review and magazine, written in English
and called Tho Far East.
The proprietor, Mr.. I. Tokutomi has
now incorporated the magazine so to
speak, in the Kokumin Shimbun," In
which an international department"
has since the beginning of September been
inserted daily for the benefit Of foreign
readers. This department Is written chief
ly IN English, though articles arc occa-
Eionally published in the other European
tongues. Perhaps the most striking fca-
ture Of the innovation is the insertion of
notos written in Japanese, but printed Ii
the Roman characters.
"This," says tho kokumin Shimbun,
"may possibly turn out to DO a stop to i.
ward the general adoption of Roman lot
tiers for writing our language-an innova-
ton certainly desirable from various
points Of view, but attended by very seri-
GUS difficulties. The experiment will be
watched with interest by all who favor
closer intercourse between the far east and
the nations of the west.-London Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
CROSBY & HILLS
sos, COZ and sos Market Street.
Are You Counting

The cost en- Christmas footwear?
Think of our store and we will les
sen the amount. We have the
right kind of Christmas shoes for
little and big,young or old at prices
never touched before for littlcness.
A hint on special bargain for
girls, Casco calf, neat, durabl.,
strong, oSc. pair, II TO 2. Sp.-
cial bargains III box calf and Rus
set shoes for boys, sizes 3 to 81,
SI.44, worth 81. Mems fine win
ter Russet shoes, sI.97,from So IS.
Our Christmas Slippers-new and
pretty kinds, something out of the
ordinary line, LITTLE prices that never
hut; penty OF different styles.
ONl'lnlN -, Shoe House.
No. 10 East Fourth street
Between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
THE ENGLISH PIPE A MYTH.
British In Name, but American In
Manufacture.

Bring me nice pipe from London"
An American line steamer was moving
gracefully away from her berth, people on
board and others on shore were wnvir. 8 8
handkercnieis uild hats "gocaby" and
pheasant journey" were shouted all along
= the limo, and above the din could be heard
the order, half pleading, half imperative,
"Don't forget the pipe"
AS the crowd turned back man who
had witnessed the inspiring spectacle and
heard the order said, "Isn't 1t strange that
a real English pipe should be one Of the
first things Ahat man thinks Of bringing
back to thiyCountry from abroad, when
in fact, there is no such thing as an Eng
lish piper"
1t Is true that tho pipe Is moro popular
In England than 1t is in this country, and
that the shops keep large supplies and u
great assortment Of the goods, but neither
the English pooplo nor their visitors from
the United States know that the pipes Of
the purest English pattern are made in
France The dealers in the United States
are better posted than the consumers, and
to them the term English pipe has long
been known to apply to the French arti-
Gle, and of recent years to the superior
homemade pipe. An English trade jour.
nal of recent date says: "Another of our
industries is practically threatened with
extinction on the other side Of the At
lantio. This Is the trade in brier wood
pipes, which used to be imported to very
large extent into the United States, either
from England or France. Now, however,
the brior wood pipes used throughout the
States are almost entirely made there, and
that not only in the cheapest but In the
:.est qualities"
Before the large pipe manufacturing
concerns were established In this country
Vienna was the market for meersohaum
and Paris for brier wood goods. Tho pipes
we're made In small shops and In the
homes Of the pipemakers and delivered to
central offices and warerooms, where they
were assorted, packed and shipped. This
method Is still in vogue to great extent
In European manufacturing towns Wom-
en- and children do the work, which Is fin
ished later by skilled workmen and
mounted with tips, metal, etc.
The brier root which Is used in the man
ufaoture of the goods comes from France
in crude blocks. These blocks are cut in
pipe outline shapes and are made into
plain and fancy goods OF these "pipe
blanks" about so, 900 gross are used In tho
United States every year.
In scientific circles the material from
which the pipes are made is known as the
root Of Erica arborss, or white heath
This Is shrub usually Of stunted growth,
but often growing to large size. It 10
found in the south of France and in Cor
sica. After the earth has been removed
from the roots and they have been sawed
into pipe blanks they are placed in vat
and subjected to gentle simmering for
about IL hours This process makes the
wood perfectly clean and also gives 1t the
yellowish brown hue which is most tesir-
able in good pipgs,-NeW York Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
CROSBY & HILL,
Holiday Shoppers

Who wish 10 get the nlce,t and
newest. as well as the mostin guam
tity and the best in quality for their
money, should visit our large, busy
store. New goods coming in every
day. Al immense stock Of useful,
popular and desirable goods to Sc
lect from. -
New Fur Collarettes and Fur
Scar S; new Gloves in Kid, Fur
Top and Lined Leather, Cashmere
Scotch Wool and Ring Wool, Wool
Mjttens md Silk Mittens, Hoods,
Fa, cinators and Wool Jackets for
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Handkerchiefs from 3 cents each
up; a beautiful,Hemstitched Hand
ktrchief for IS cents, six for so
cents.
New Umbrellas from SO cents
up; wonderful value at 90 cents.
New Mackintoshes for Ladies
and Chidren, the best and the
cheapest you have ever seen. New
Petticoats, Skirts and Suits. Jack
cts and Capes at reduced prices.
Blankets and Comforiables, love-
ly Table Linens, stylish and ele-
giant Dress Goods, black and col
ored; at very small prices; Ribbons
and silks to suit you.
The best Sewing Machine in the
country for the least money.
Toys and Fancy goods in almost
endless variety, and the prettiest
dolls, all at our very low cash
prices ard trading stamps besides,
giving you about all there is in it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
Superior Court,

2 Superior Court was in session but fifteen
minutes this morning. HoraceG. Knowles
moved for Judgments in the case Of Kane
VS. Goslin for want Of appearance and OBJ.
tained 1t
J. Frank Ball counsel for the plaintiff
In the case of the State OF Delaware.
Ferris Industrial School vs. Levy Court.
announced that John H, Rodney. for the
defense was prepared to argue the man"
da,nus after tie Christmas vacation, but
clearing up all tho general business before
that time. Counsel then agresd to argue
the case
Mr.. Ball filed exceptions In the johnson
vs.. johnson divorce case.
Tho Court ordered for argument the
demurrer In the cases against Mode OF. al.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
DOTS

II was reported yesterday that New
| York syndicate has purchassAa largo tract
! Of MaPsh laud IN this city
/ Mrs, Hannah NJ. Weldln died Of her
home No. llO4 Pine street yesterday from
! consumption,
The Empire Athletic Club will give a
boxing exhibition ut TIE Cycle Academy
Thursday evening December 20.
"Toe" Simms colored Australian, who
eats tack, and broken glass aud inciden.
| tally gives musical and literary entertain.
ments is in the city and will give an en-
tertainment in Shiloh Baptist Church
this evening.
The third quarterly conference OF Wesley
NJ. +. Church will be held this evening ut
78O o. clock. All the officials are expected
10 DO present.
The directors Of the Rehobeth Camp
Meeting Association will meet In this city
on Wednesday for the purpose of deciding
on changes 70 be made In the camp noxt
summer
Mary Fisher OF No. 1870 Shiplcy street
while crossing Front and Market streets
had he- foot caught inn rope that was
dragging from Morris Beiman's wagon.
She was thrown down and dragged for ff-
teen feet. u
The biennial report OF William H. Hanc.
ker superintendent of the Della ware Slate
Hospital for the Insane ut Farnhurst shows
that there were 258 patients at the begln-
ming Of the time and that l7S had b sen ad-
United since. Ninty-eight patients have
been discharged, 81 have died and four
have been discharged as sane.
Tho annual display Of Christmas trees
Is now on. Fourth street on the portions
allotted to the sale Of trees, resemb led for.
est yesterday.
For possibly month there has been
talk Of the starting of another paper in the
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence.
Oak obtained in Delaware and which
has been lying IN the Boston navy yard
for half century will be used In the col-
struction Of the new battleship Maine.
Thomas Leeoh of Els,nere sailed as car.
pentsr's mate of the transfer Mobile which
lcf. Savannah on Saturday for Havana.
Several hundred yards Of mud was dred-
ged from the Christiana river yesterday.
Samuel Poo had an alteration with
come soldiers y yesterday who was trying to
escape paying for drinks purchased at hs
place. =
Mr.. Joseph Williams who keeps tho drug
store at the S, X. corner of Ninth and
Madison streets, says that grippe Is worry
prevalent in our city. Tho doctors and
druggists are being kept busy attending to
the wants OF tho sick.
Kleitz and Sperrle No. 4O5 King street
nre havinga bay window ereo ed at the
front of their place of business. 1t Is said
to be for the purpose Of keeping out tho
cold wave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
Trust Those Who Have Tried.

] Suffered from catarrh OF the worst
kind and never hoped for cure, but Ely's
Cream Balm seems to do even that-Os.
car Ostrom 40 Warren ave. Chicago, III.
Suffered from cRtArrh it got so bad
could not work used Ely's Cream Balm
and am entirely well.-A. g. Clarke. S41
Shawmut Ave, Boston. Mass.
A TO-. trial size or the 50c. size of Ely's
Cream Balm will be mailed. Keptby
druggists Ely Brothers, b6 Warren St.,
N Y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
Friends School Exercises

Vacation at Friends school, Fourth and
West streets, will begin on Thursday af-
ternoon, Dec. 20, On that day there will
be specia! Christmas exercises in tho
school by the different departments 40
follows: Kindergarten, $50 n M, pri-
mary school, 10 ID a. III, grammar and
high schools, l. n. m. The parents of the
children are invited to be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
Historical Society.

The Historical Socieuy last night, decided
to ask the coming Legislature to Increase
the appropriation Of $3.50 the state gives
the society to publish historical papers,
Chief Justice Lore appointed a committee
composed of Judge Grubb,> Willard Snuls-
bury aud Manlove Hayes to urge the Leg
stature to Increase the appropriation:
The names Of Judge Pennewil, Secretary
Of State James fl. Hughes and ex.Gover-
nor William Il. Watson were proposed for
active mem bership.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
Senator Ksnnrv.s cnsc,
y.

Tho grand jury Appeared in the United
Etntes Cour Today, bnt was discharged ms
there was no business To come before that
body. In reference to the case OF Senator
Ksnney nothing could be ascertained
Much has been said during thu past two
days In reference to change of venue.
Part Of the alleged offence was commit
ted in Philadelphia when the checks were
given to Cuthbert 81 Co, aud Anderson 81
Co.
Therefore In order to take the case to
Philadelphia the grand jury of tho Phila-
delphia court would have to find I'm indict.
ment against Kenney.
Then the case would DO tried there. But
the Senator could not be tried in the Phil
adelphia courc on IN Indictment found in
the Delaware court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
Departed Veterans Memory Revered

Annual memorial services were held by
the different POSTS Of the G. A. r.. in this
city last night Seventeen comrades an-
swcred their last roll cnll during tho year
and many gathered last evening to rcy>rI
their names In an appropriate manner.
Addresses were made by Rev. O. G. Bud
dington md Robert H. Richards. The
services were closed by theIveterans rising
and singing the DoxOlogy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20

H. G. Passmore will have sale Of fresh
COWS at the Perkins farm, adjoining Par.
rvs hotel Brandywine Hundred on Thurs.
day, the 22nd inst Ho wishes his friends
Of Christlana who wish good cows for little
money to call and SEQ this lot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20

William S. Hillis Is coufined to bis
homo at Bear Station with mn attack of
La grippe. He was comparatively wolf
yesterday afternoon..and the first intima.
ton OF his Illness reached here when he
Informed the Court by telegraph that he
was unable to take care of his business be-
fore it. Tho cases were accordingly con-
tinued until such time as he can appear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
the W Gather.

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
followed by clearing and rather colder.
Thursday fair with slight change in
temperature.
The Thermometer at w. G. Taylors
drug store. 800 King street, registered u.
day rs follows:
O'Clock 10 o'clock O'clock z
A 40 A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20

Stansbu,y Murray, Jr., owns the four
largest hornet nests Ia the city. He re-
ceived the fouri h one several days ago from
II friend and the quartetIe of odd looking
objects almost fill the window Of his
East Front Sweet Hotel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-20
All Are Improving.

Rev. A. N. Keiswin and Dfe, Rev. A. E.
keigwin the latter Of Milville, N. j., who
have been i'll with la grippe continue to
improve.
his way East, but was taken i'll and com.
PEELED to remain here.