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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

WEBSTER-On the 23d inst John Web.

WEBSTER,-On tho 23d inst, John Web.
ster.
Relatives and friends of the family, hre
respectfully invited to attond the funeral
from his lato residence, Shellpot, on Thurs.
day afternoon, Jan 81, at2 O'clock. Inter.
ment at Riyerriew cemetery, without fur
Their notice.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Why should our tears in sorrow flow
When God recalls bis own,
And bids them leave world of WOO,
For an immortal crown?
STIDHAM-On January "a, 1893, Susan
Stidham, aged SOyenrs
Relatives and friends of tho family are
Invited to attend the funeral on Friday
January 20, at 10 O'Clock, H. m, from the
residence Of her nephew, Isaac S. Talley,
Brandywine hundred, near Carrcroft Sta
tion, Del. Services at the house. Inter
ment ut Bethel M. II. Cemetery.
DAWSON LIST month 25th, Jason Davis,
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral OIL seventh day, the Goth
inst, nt2 O'Clock, from bis lato residence
near Farnhurst, Del. 4
STEWART-On January 20, 1898, James
Stewart, in his send year
Relatives, friends Excelsior Lodge, No.
T. X. of p, and U. S. Grant Post G.. A. r.
and members Of the Grand Army in gen.
eIal are invited TO attend the funeral from
his lae residence, No. 6 Elliott avenue,
on Saturday afternoon, January 20, at 3
O'Clock. Services at Brandywine NJ f.
Church at 2 30 O'Clock. lnterment at VIII
mington and Brandywine Cemetery. I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
The Passion PLAY

The people whose interest caused them
to venture out in the storm last night were
surprised 10 find that over one thousand
other persons had braved the storm to wit.
ness tho Passion Play at the aud itoriunn.
The Tact o. other strong attractions bet
ing against the Pa sion Play has not served
to effect the size OF the audience as tho
moving pictures seem to interest the
church goers and among its best supporters
are the most dcyout christians.
Prof. Lncey's grand voice, his well direct
ed delivery and his true classical fGce ar3
well designed to support his position as
the coming lecturer of the present time.
The vocal music introduced in support Of
the lecture has proven very impre ssive
addition. Mis- Blanche Yewoll OF WASH
ington, one OF the leading contralto's
OF tho capital city, sang tho Ave Marie by
G)unod, "And He was lespi snd, from the
Messiah, Ia very oifective manner,
= The pictures were improved On by DIR.
Freeman ordering the mAahino PLACED in
tho balcony instead OF The middle aisle,
thus relieving the audience of the nois,
necessary TO prodaco the pic ures.
Among the prominent preachers who
have SO far attended arc Bishop Il. Cuie-
man, Row. p. Iscnschmidt, Rev. H. Ash
ton Henry' Rev Ezra Tinker, Rev. p, Il.
Cabell, Rev. X. }. Hammond, Rav. John
France. Rev. Csc O. Hall. Many hava
boon compelled To postpone attendance
until the matinCe5 on account OF their re-
vival services prominent amGng these be.
ing the Rev w. L. :. Murray.
Several ciergynen have been so i'm.
pressed that they have writ On the man
agement cnngratulntlng them on tho sue
cess Of the Passion Play. Dr.. lssnschmid
pastor of the German Lutheran Church
says:
II hal my doubts about the propriety of
dramatically producing the holy scenes
from the life of our Saviour, but after hav.
ing seen the Passion Play piust say
that have been deeply moved and edited
by the productions Of the different scenes
and are convinced that the play mus
make u salutary impress sion upon all who
have reverence for holy things. Truly
Yours, p IsENsCHMIp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
Sale Of Personal Property.

Sales Of personal property will take
place rs follows:
. January q, Harry wilkins, Brandywine
hundred.
January 81, Constables sale, No. 207 w.
Fourth street.
tlehundrcl,
February IL, r. Elbright, Brandywine
hundred
February II, Albert Wollaston Mill
Creek hundred.
. February IL, b. L. Dickey, White Clay
Creek.
February 20, WIN. Newloye, New Gas.
Ito hundred
Parties intending to have sales this COM
ing spring should engage an Guctioncor at
an early day, SO lhas there may DO no con.
fusion in regard to dates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
Builders Exchange.

The annual meeting of the Builders Er.
change was held yesterday afternoon The
reports of tho president SECRETARY and treas
urcr showed the business Of tho exchange
to DO in houri,hing condition. Henry
Evans, A. s. Reed. A. Il. johnson, W. N.
Gallagb G. l Swnynu, l.. W. I}rosus
and Joseph Hamilton wers elected direct.
ors for the three year term. Alvun Allan
and Charles II. Blaine wero elected drcoi-
0rs for ono yenr to fiji tho vacancies in tho
board. Tho board will meet Wednesday
evening, February for organization. Ths
now rules Of the Street and Sewer Depart
mont concerning builders were discussed
and arrangements made for the annual
dinner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
Had A Numerous Progeny.

Mrs Katherine Wiley, who died az nor
late homo 1894 Ilowston stu ot East Ken :.
singtnn, on Sunday, aged 81 years, left q
NUMEROUS progeny. In all she had IL chill
dren, Al grandchildren and "a great
grandchildren, making a r"tGl o. % All
but seven survive her.
Deceased was borp Ottobcr TO- 1916. near
Bustlcton turnpike and Township line,
Just above Frankford. In oarly life she
come to Delaware, and for upwards OF 10
years sho has been II resident OF kensing-
ton Her husband, John Wiley, dad II
years ago.
The funeral will take place this after.
noon. and Rev. J. S, J. Mcconnell, pastor
of Silcam NJ. L. Church. and Rev. j. Phi.
Snyder, assistant pastor of East Baptist
Church, will oilicinte at tho house and
grave. The interment will b. male a5
Cedar Iiill Cametery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26


Said well known merchant doing bust
ness on King street,to the writeryo prob.
ably arc not aware of tho numerous
schemes our opponents in business are
resorting to, to attract customers to their
stores. Every device known to human in
genuity ID adop5ed to attract trade. which
rightfully does not belong to their line of
business. A certain article is sold for
half OF Its value and another article that
they do not keep for sale is thrown in as
4 an inducement to get them to bay
Both articles are often of an Inferior
I order, but all tho same the thrifty house.
wife thinks she Is getting u bargain be-
causo she makes the purchase away under
\ It's supposed real vaiue The manner in
which business is cut up is something aw.
ful to contemplate and there should ba
aoIne way to combat the unbusinesslike
way one-thrd of the storekcepers arc to.
day doing business. Tho prob are none
100 large at the best and the idea of hav-
ing to give away trading stamps to attract
trade is another leech on the profits of tho
business men. But / hope our legislators
will SEQ their way clear to combat the evil
and put a stop to 1t before long.
FAILING TO GET ADVERTISING CONTRACTS.
An editor hailiug from Dover, paid our
city visit one day this week aud went
around amongst our merchants soliciting
advertisements for his paper, presenting
mis- claim that ii our merchants wish ed
down the state trade they could use h Is
medium to good advantage to themselves,
and perhaps stop the purchase of the PEN
tnsula people OF their dry goods, clothing
aud general merchandise in the city Of
Philadelphia. He had his eyes opened
when he was informed by several Of the
etorekeepers that owing to the tax upon
them by the purchase of the trading stamps
they were compelled TO cut down their APP
preparation for advertising over one half
what they had spent in former years
This set the editor to thinking, and
hesaid when get home will turn in and
Z tight the giving Of tr;iiing stamps away
I by the merchants to their customers. If
this business enterprise is such IL good
thing 1t should not operate against the
merchant advertising his wares to tho
public
4 WHAT CAN BE PURCHASED FOR CENTS
Have any of our readers ever sat down
and considered what can be purchased for
anickel II not, some day whom you have
time, take stroll down TO Balnr Brothers
Band 8 cent store on King stract above
SECOND street, and you will be moro than
Surprised when You find what great pur-
chasing power dollar bill will htyo in
their variety store.
Tue number of articles are cndc;s and
you wonder how such articles can he man
nfactIred to sell at such low prices. One
dollar will purchase enough small articles
II cd in housekeeping to fill IL good sized
market basket. A few years ago such
stores were not known in our city, bat
now there are as many as half u dozen
such store. that sell 3, and 10 cent ar
ticlfs ana the articles are innunerable rs
well as useful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

KANE-MYRlCk-On Wednesday even.
ing, January 10, 1898, at the residence of
tho brides parents, 1922 So Park avenue,
Philadelphia. Pa. by Rev. j. Wesley
Sullivan. pastor of Snyder Avenue Bap.
list Church. James Kane and Martha
W. Myrick, both of Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
City Court Cases.

There are police officers and police off =.
cers Wilmington has b:en served by ono
efficient officer for more han quarter of
century. Court Officer Heal is the hero
He has been in active service in Whining
ton when it was worth a man S life to wear
tho star. He was never deferred by the
size Of the DULLES and always landed his
man.
In the Municipal court this mornin q
Charles Dougherty was charged by Officer
Heal with bong drunk. Yesterday morn.
ing he was released from the oily hall.
He had a number of coats which had been
given to him. He sold them to a second
hand dealer and spent tho money for
liquor. About 40 o'clock yesterday after
noon he was found in an alley off King
street.
A fine Of 50 and costs was imposed
Owen Harmey, Of Chester, got out of
jail yesterday morning after spending ten
days there for drunkenness. He was pick ed
up by officer Heal but Owen claimed his
condition was owing to fits Having ex.
pressed II willingness to 60 to his own
home he was given the chance to walk
Adam Hahn was arrested by officer Riloy
at Front aud ErcnCh street yesterday. lie
was drunk and acting in u disorderly man
her. He was fined $40 and costs.
James Collins was hold in 200 bail for a
hearing en- next Saturday night to answer
the charge of assault and battery on John
Mclaughlin. 1t is alleged he used bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
DOTS

Late last night an electric wire on which
the Insulation had become worn took fire
in the p, w. ~ B. railroad train shed and
caused blaze within the structure.
Evanselistir meetings will be held in
West Presbyterian Church on WedL csday
and THU sday evenings Rev. A. Edwin
Keigwin of Millviile, n j. viii conduct
the services, All are invited
Plates for the torpedo boat Stringham
are being received daily at the yards OF the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company. Two
carloads arrived yesterday.
Tho summer house of Colonel Andrew
D. Bre&el, near Lnnsdowne, Delaware
county, Pa, was destroyed by fire last
evening, causing loss OF some 100000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

Llmhertvilic. Jan. 25.-Whilc James
Fischer. il farmer residing in West Am
well township, about two milo, from this
ely, was driving homo from Trenton
about mldnightln,t night he was suddenly
confronted by two masked men uoar Ma
thews Corner
While one OF them held the horse thu
tier fellow pointed u revolver at MIR.
rischor's head and domanIol his money.
NJ Fischer found he could not defend
htt'solf, and accordingly handed over 81
Or IS md Il SllNnl NynIrh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

FL, % Ar
No. | Black horse, years, 10 hand high.
NO Black mare, 9years, 10 hands high.
Nos. and have been worked together on
farm past yrs.
No. 3 sorrel Horse, $ years old, ID hands
high.
No. Grey mare : years old, 15l5 hands
No. Grey mare, 9 years old, 49, hands
high.
Nos. and have been worked together in all
harness.
Farm lmplcmcnts-.3 farm wagons, | 1hOrse
cart, ! OK cart, | covered dearborn, / buggy,
HANDLE hnrrows, Twin harrows, 3 sulky cuti
waters, s Iron cultivatorS, Farmers Friend
corn planter, roller, 2sullky plows, l Hillside
ploW, Oliver plow,2 2-horse hay teddprs, |
IRON horse rake, | Acme hay Kicker self
rake reaper, moving machines eight horse
power with belt, corn shelter, l grain fan, |
reed mil SCI of beams, weighing 100 lbs, |
hay fork with several feet of track, Is cow
stuunChlons, lot Of wheel barrows, straw knife
grlndstonc, block and falls, iron post spade,
crow bars, ladders, food chests, single and
double trees, sets of wagon harness, set OF
cart harness, lot of collars and brides and
many other articles.
Terms of Sale-On all sums of $50 and under
cash on all sums over S2U,n credit of 10 months
will DO given by purchaser giving Il bansabc
note with approved endorser or 5per cent off
for cash un credit sums.
ABRAM STATS.
Agent to effect sale for National Dredging Co.
W. a. Hukil. Auc. j263tw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
A HOT FIGHT AHEAD.

The probabilities arc that when tho time
nolls around to eleoL u successor to Soma.
tor Robert Handy, who halls from Brandy.
vine Hundred, thero promises To be one Of
the warmest fights on record in tho prima
ysas % Che Republican party. There will
% u candidate in Christianh Hundred this
year for)the honors, who will try his
Strength with the Sona'or and tho fly hit
RfaTnisei to wax hot. The same fight for
other members of tho Legislature viii Oh
y OTIS in Dover in January next, prolni
40 be interesting in every dist:icl in the
city and county of New Castle county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
ON MONDAY.
THE 7Tn DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1903,
ATT o'clock n H..


the following described real estate. viz
All that certain piece or parcel of land with
q two9tory brick nossrage thereon erected,
situate in the city Of Wilmington, and State Of
Delaware, bounded and described IS follows.
to wit:
Beginning on the westerly side of Poplar
street between Front and Second streets, ut
the distance Of 81 feet ~ inches from tic
northrry side of Front street at the middle of
Il Eject WIDE alley; thence northerly along snid
westerly sideof Poplar street 9fect 51s inches
thence westerly and parallel with Front street
and passing through the centre of the division
wall Of this house And the one adjoining on the
north 81 feet; thence soNtherly and parallel
with Poplar street 10 feet ahd 5I5 inches and
thence rastoriy ana parallel with Front street
" feet tc the place u beginning be the con
tents thereo! what II may,
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Ben iamin Franklin Mcdaniel and
Cora V. McbaMie!, lis wiro, Llortgagors, and
It's and 10 BE- sold by
WILLIAM Il. Finn, Sheriff.
sheriHs Office, whining ton. Delaware.
Ia:uary Il, 1903 IL!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

William A. Tribbitt, of No 4O4 Orchard
street New Haven, Conn, i'll lengthy
communication to the REruB-LICAN com.
plains that the king Solomon Lodge, No.
|, Il. and A. NJ. " unfairly treated his faith
or, Alexander d. Tribbitt who died in tho
Sarah Ann White Homo on January IL.
Mr.. mribbitt's Statements against the
lodge" are rather strong but are voiced
by number of prominent colorrd men of
the city. 1t is laid tho body is not n branch
of Masonry, therefore tho Grand Lodge of
Delaware should make an investi CATION tn
SEQ il its interesls are being interLnre1 with
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
CARD BASKET.

William LawtoD was in New York on
business yesterday.
Former Senator Anthony Higgins has
been visiting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. N. Miller Wilson Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Coursey,
Centreville, Md.
Miss Lizzie Crosby, Of Oxford, Pa, is
visiting the Misses Maggie and Rachael
johnson, of this city,
w. e. b. Railroad, who went to los An
geles. Cal, Is improving In health.
Mrs Clarence Poole and son, IA. Poole,
Of McDonough, are the guests of Miss
Elizabeth Speakman, Wust Chester.
Misses Helen E,telle Boyd, Eleanor Sim
and William Boyd of Philadelphia. are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horny V. Pyle.
1909 Rodney street.
Unitud States District Attorney Lewis
&. Vundegrift was elected president of the
Netherlands Society Of Philadelphia ut its
meeting on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. o Benjamin, OF Leslie,
and Mr.. Charles n. Rowland, Of Bay View,
Md, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Annie E. First, of Newport.
Miss Roman King, daughter of Penncll
King, of this city, has been quite ill for
five weeks with heart trouble and rheuma.
tisn, but Is somewhat improved,
Bishop Coleman has been invited to at
tend tho conservation Of E+v William N
McVickar rs bishop coadiutor of Rhode
Island next Tuesday Ia Philadelphia.
49, ------- -
No-To. Bac TOR rtiry gen..
Guaranteed tobacco habit tpre. makes weak
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

No-To.Bac Tor rtiry Ue1:..
Guaranteed tobacco habit tpre makes weak
snen strong. blond pure Soc. Il AL druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

Sheriff fiinD this morning. sold tho
stock If tho machine shop of Arthur w.
Hricriy on Yves; Font street to numerous
buyers. The aggregate amount received
was SilIJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
Jason Davis Dead,

Jason Davis, prominent farmer of New
Castle county, died last evening at his
home near Farnhurst, aged ~ years. He
was born in Lancaster county but when u
young man no removed to Delaware,
After u few years residence no married
Hannah. daughter of Edward Edwards Of
State Road.
In August, 1896, he received paralytic
stroke and since hat time has been unable
to leave His home without guide.
His wife and four children survive him.
Tho latter are Mary, Jason, Joseph and
Ella In politics Mr.. Davis was AN ardent
Republican. He was Il successful farmer
and in daily intercourse with all was il
general fayO,ite
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
Green OneaCcnt Stamps.

Washington, Jan. %. Postmaster Con
ernl Gary has issued an order changing
the color of no onc-cent stamp from blue
to green In abou two weeks another ord
er will change the brown iive-cont stamp
to q dark blue
This action is in accord with tho rnsou-
ton adopted at the meeting last summer
at the Universal Postal Congress I'm
Nochango will be made in tho color CT
the-two cent stamp
Tho new stamps will not invali1ate the
old ones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

The Hazel Eel and Wawaset Driving
Associations will be combined during the
comm wear. Tho Street ana Sewer De-
PR has promised to pi'aso more
utCtr.G ght5 along the route If the new
electric railway branch. Since the adj
vent OF the kaoliu Works there arc mum
bers Of workmon who go to the works
both day and night.
There are men who 20 to l4obleIl's works
and Ly running a branch trolley both
plants can ba reached l'nnn the question
Of crossing h. track Of h steam railroad
T. Lobuc'l will easily seize that matter,
He owns the ground on which are laid tho
tracks af tho roads He also Is one Of the
promoters of an electric road as a.chnrter
was secured from the Legislature
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

Tho presence Of a representative Of
Clark & Co.. of Philadelphia hero yestcr.
day has given additional croience to The
reported sale of the Wilmington City Rail
way. 1t Is said that the seven directors Of
tho company who pooled their stock
amounting to %, 900 shares, out OF the 50, =
900 shares, and held it at S2)n share Che
par value being s10) having been holding
off to Increase their pool to 300OD shares Ia
order to take III ii few friends. Tho Clark
syndicateis reported to have offered SO 70
n shl for the stock and this offer Is said
to have been practically accepted.
1t Is snid that recently syndicate com,
posed of j. z. Morgan. ths Goulds and
other wealthy capitalists of Now York,
have been considering the purchase of the
road
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

Michael Matson Dubel of Burlington,
n. j., tho father Of Charles H.. and Albert
L., OF this city, died yesterday from disease
incident to old age, he being in his seth
year. Mr.. DubcIl was one of the best
known men of Burlington and had large
clrcl of friends. He was atfable, and o
student Of prominence. His funeral will
take place on Saturday. Albert L. Dubell
went to burlington this morning and
Charles Z. Dubell and wife VIII 60 to,
morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
DANCE AT SHIELDS LIBRARY.

A dance for the benefit of st Paul's r.
9. Church was given in the hall Of t"s
Shields Library Association last night.
Owing to tho weather the attendance was
not as large as was expected. Music tor
the dances was furnished by Albert's Or
chcsrtrA
The committee having tho dance in
charge comprised Mrs. A, j. Blerman,
Mrs. Charles o Conner and Mrs. Joseph
Combs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
In C!iancery Court.

Chancellor Nicholson this morning
ordered publication in the case of Lewis
w, Finn, trustee VS.. George Frank and
others. John n. Carswell, receiver of the
Kent and Week, Lumber Company was
ordered to sell certain real estate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

DUBLIC SALE-NILL BE SOLD AT PUB
l. lie sale, on the premises, the real estate of
the late j. A. b, Perkins, Brandywine Hundred
Delaware, on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
The Strike Is Off.

Manager Patzowsky Of the +. Blumen-
thai Company this afternoon informed
tho REPUBLICAN that the strike was over
This morning the strikers went back to
work. Many other mon who went out ap.
piled to Mr.. Pa'Zowsky for reinstatement
but only those were employed whose
places had not been filled,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
@|--@=@E-@ --@-----
prepared to swim the River

Bridseton, n j., Jan. 25.-.Ioscph Long
escaped from officer Smith this afternoon
While being taken to tho loCk-up, Smith
gave chase and caught him just us Ii,
Invested his coat to swim the river Long
has served time, Mayor Apple gate COM
mtted him on Il charge of luwuness
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
Entertainment at the Day Nursery.

The children Of the Day Nursery, 2O7
Washington street, have prepared an en-.
tertainmcnt to be given there consisting
Of music, dialogues, etc., to be given to-
morrow (lhursduy) afternoon at 3 clock.
Inc public is cordially invited, and will
have an opportunity at tho same time Of
Inspecting the house. Light refreshments
will lie offered to the guests
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26
Funeral Of Mrs. Campbell.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Joseph Campbell,
nee Miss f, Pagan took place this morn
Ing from hei late residence. No. G34 Maai.
son street. High mass Was ceielratnG In
ST Peters ProCathedrnl by RIv John
CoDley. Tho dOCcascd was this daughter
Of John Pagan, formerly Of New Castle.
She was highly popular With all her
friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

BridIctown, N. j., Jan %. After being
outHli night in the cnsp of the oyster
tongcrs John and Jai4lcs Crowell. the jury
came in without reaching verdict On
fist ballot the jury stood 10 for acqliittal
and two for convection. The casa will DO
triIu over
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-26

TIC revival meetings at Wesley Church
are glowing in interest Last night Mrs.
VIII 10y was in charge. Tomorrow
there lave been twenty-five conversions