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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
PataEonian GiantA.

Tho tribes to the cast of the Cordilleras
In southern Patagonia belong to Arauca-
man stock and nro superior race. Tho
Tehuelches-as they call thenselyes-of
southern and eastern Patagonia are the
people whose unusual stature garo rise to
the fables of early days to tho effect that
the natives of this region wero giants,
averaging 0 Or 10 feet in height 1t is
fact that they arc tho tallest human beings
in the world, the men averaging but
slightly less than 8 feet, whilo individuals
OF to inches above that mark areTnot
uncommon. They are in reality by no
means sasages, but somewhat civilized
barbarians. They are almost unacquaint.
ed with the use Of firearms, notwithstand-
ing some contact with the whites, but they
have plenty Of horses and dogs. Unsurpass-
ed hunters, they capture tho guanaco and
the rhca, or South American ostrich, and
from the skins of these and other animals
they make clothes and "a crngs for their
terfs They make bMutiful cnpcs or
mantlcs Of fur ard feathers which arc
highly priced by Europeans and find
ready market, most Of the proceeds being
spent for lad whisky, which is brought
into the country in quantities by traders.
Boston Transcript.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Good Prices.

i W. Stidham e. Son sold on Monday
for Russell g. Latimer, on the Newro
pike near Folly woods cows as follows:
s23 SEQ, 81, $780, $50, S%5 81, S37, $37. 50
and %S G; yrarling h, Tiers Sll, so, $l5
and $29, bull, s?5 Corn, 40 cents busLe.
Farm implements brov Ght good prices.
tendance good, and bidding good
u W. Stidllam & Son sold on TT eslnv
- rels onhl property and farming inple-
men for Mr.. Wndsley, near New Castle
bs in ana he Hare sICorner road COWS as
fo' o VS.: O. 40, $3.50, s3i S4S, $:3a"" ma as:
rear'ing heifrs, M and Sli. Corn sold
Tor Al cents II bushoi. The attci ,nco fair
AMI bidding good.
l. W. StiGham 4 Son sold the house.
hold goods. on Tuesday, on jefferson be-
iva n L nh and Eleventh streets, at goud
ri $. The attendance was large and tho
! I rr COOL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

In Northern Lights" melodramatic
treat is promised the patrons of thu Grand
Opera House on next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday at -, 20 and 80 cents. The
play is founded upon incidents taking
place in the Indian uprising of 1876, and
will be presented by the original company
which appeared during the two months
run of the pay at the American Theatre
in New York City last season. Tho New
York World in lis criticism Of the original
production said: Northern Lights tho
latest and best of American war plays, will
live longer than any OF its predecessors.
The story is written about tho incidents
leading up to the Gu ;tcr Massacre in 1876.
and graphically details tho stirring scenes
of the Indian uprising which resulted in
the death of that brave soldier The en-.
tire original scenic Environment will be
used here, and tho original company
which made such hit last season remains
unchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

j. Otry E}aHs will sell at vrih.Ir sale
at Iiundgy.S hotel, Front and rai3n
Stree, "a s~nUl,ay aitctmuun 3 horses
c5, r-lt CONS, an! sayethl Uthur articles
R,y, =, l. lwHl, Of Lonor Blandywtne
Presbyterian Church, - VISITING tf,ehJa
in C"Ip pI"E Nirginln,
Mrs. Addic MohdrUhAl VIII lead the
Devotional service, 1T tho CrittentoD Mis-
sion, IT, moro" morning VI ten O'Clock, a
cordial ln\I'ALIun II eXtrndnd 10 every ona
L. LonGiCro aivnrti,cS to rent u fam Of
.! "cr"S, situated ON this rDnd lrnlin! from
Harc's CUrirr 80 Chrisiaun, Del
R"utne hH iuc,s WAS transuctod ynster
day by the Water Commissioners
Warren u Stick lard wa5 buried ye,tor,
day.
PurnaIl J. Lynch Will succeed John |.
Boyle rs s'alrr Of wei -h's and measures
il. y, Xrbloy is seriously III,
The Woman's Christian Tcm,elaLte
mon Wi! hold it, eleventh hLL4ai COLI
Nchilom at townsend Oh ApIil -
Nj a;ionnly Jug were broken in Kihgs
wood NJ +, Ihusch last night. hdlre.ses
We're nude hy D.. Era Tinker, and the
NV, ', j. NOrthrup
\ meetln for the promotion OF LoIlness
will he "ld thi3 cvcuiugat the home Of
James wyatt NJ 5O7 Wet Fourth street,
commencing at : 10 O'GIOck.
The Rev George {, Han Of st IaLn's
ChuICh yesterday AFTERNOON went to CLAY.
ton. lc preached in st. lhoruns CiurCh
there lust evening
~ 1hc Gospel niger Mrs J. d, Fitch, of
next sunday, and tho Roy, DR.. samuel
l"0tna> Of PAiIadclphia Will preach.
ErHs sell in West Ches or at 10 cents Der
a'Irn, whlio they bring Ii IN Whining
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
To Organize New Republican Club.

The city Republicans will organ 10 d
Lincoln Republican Cub Saturday night,
the object of The new club being to bind
together the fractional Il pub!icans. Tho
building No. 9JS King street has been Sc
cured and will BIZ so improved to make it
one of the most commodius club houses
in the city The only qualification for
membership will BIO fora man to be a Re
publican Mayor Henry G. McLear is
temporary president and James Robertson
temporary secretary. AS soon us the con-
stitution and bylaws are adopted and
permanent organization effected, plans
for the campaign viii be mapped out The
members will start in with will to build
up the Republican fences A number Of
Republicans have talked Of u CLUB OF this
kind for several months
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
MY FRIEND FROM INDIA.

Good things arj eyar welcome and the
management is 10 be congratulated upon
securing so excellent an uttrac ion rs My
Flirnd From India" which will be seen
at the Grand Opera House on Saturday
bc rated rs ono OF tho God sends in tho
theatrical season, for without exception it
is the most laughablo of all farce come
dies The company is an excellent one in.
Guiding Walter T.. Perkins, the original
barber. A crowded house sholld greet
this tho funniest of all plays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

P.e-ce Gould is no longer warden Of
New Castle jail. The jail delivery of Sat-
upon him at the same lime has completely
unbalanced his mind. Yesterday Sheriff
Finn considered that the warden wa, to
dangerous man to be about the Jail and
took from him his keys and weapons, but
not without trouble. Mr.. Gould fought
but was overpowered, This morning Mr.
Gould met Ellis Hicks on East Fourth
street and threatened to kill him with
blackjack when MIR. Picks remarked well
Pierce they almost killed you Saturday
night" Friends kept Mr.. Gould from Mr..
Hicks Tho derarged man will in all
probability be sent to an institution In
few days Mr. Gould was Sheriff of this
county five years ago aud Is we'll known.
His many friends roeret to hear Of his
nil fortune
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Dissatisfied rlaChiniata.

The maChinists of the Bets Machine
Company have refused to work at night
on the government work in tho shops, I'M
less the company allows them half time
pay for their services. The company has
been busy Of late and for all overtime tho
men were allowed quarter time pay"
men to work until 8 O'Clock they refused
unless the half time pay was allowed. The
company would not grant tho increas, and
the men refused 10 work The company
docs not expect TO work tho men tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
The r1aine's Dead,

Solemn requiem mass was celebrated In
St. Raui's H. e. Church this morning by
Rev. NJ. X Fallon for the repose of the
dead mariners who were members Of the
crew Of the Maine.
Two-l birds of the dead men were Cath-,
olics. 1t Is n belief of that church that
those who have not fully atoned for their
sins Oh earth go to purgatOry which ,hey
believe is a Place where souls ARE purged
Of all impurltiei to be worthy OF entering
Heaven.
They believe that the term of suffering
souls can DO shortened by prayers just rs
terms of prisoners arc shortened in this
world
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

A surprise party was given Charles
Donovan on Monday evening at hi resi-
dence, No 1913 Heald street, in honor of
his twenty-flr,t birthday Refreshments
were served. Among the presents received
we're gold watch and IL hanh Bible. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs james Shield,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones, Miss Annie
McColley OF Milford, Miss Alias Book man
of near Allentown, Pa. Elsie Folk, Emma
Casey, John Slyhoif, Mamie Watson,
Mrs. Lizzie Siyhoif, Paul aud George
Jones, Willie Donovan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16


Not Summing, but plumbing, is the
latest and most fashionable diversion.
The plumbing does not consist In laying
or repairing the pipes and mains, but In
inspecting and criticising them. There is,
Of course, guide or leader who first picks
out some houses where things are peculiar
- ly defective and who then pilots the party
about, pointing out how dreadfully unhy-
gienio it all Is. Most of the inspecting
crowd probably know no moro about 1t
when they arc through than when they
began, but tho diversion has the air of be-
ing pbilanthrortc, not to say scientific,
and 1t is certainly novel. There was
"plumbing party" on hand yesterday. 1t
was made up Of tho rank and file of tho
New York Household Economic assooa.
ton, none of the important members be.
ing present, and 1t left tho Palace of In
dustry ut o'clock. About 20 women were
In the crowd and 1t was in charge OF Mr.
Charles II. Wingato. AS the one man and
tho whole crowd Of women made their
way along the streets it was interesting to
observe the stares and the comments of the
passersby who were not yet familiar with
tho plumbing party. Not until the new
diversion becomes more common may we
expect the general public to DO callous to
1t. Tho party tackled house Oh East
Sixty-tbird street and proceeded to exam
inc its drains. Mr.. Wingate was very par
ticular to point out tho Importance of the
right sort of traps, and tho women wero
soon converted to his opinion. The ques.
tiOns the women asked were remarkable
and varied. They ranged oil the way from
queries as to the proper size for buffers
pantries to interrogations concerning the
high price of putty in New Orleans. Mr..
Wingate was both patient and painstak-
ing, however, and tried his best to mako
everything clear. There Is no doubt, too,
that the new diversion contains much Of
practical value to those who entor into 1t
in the proper spirit. Tho Summing party
was nothing moro than qualification of
curiosity. Tho plumbing party provides
capital object lesson In that most impor-
tant fleld-domestic science. York
Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

About three rourS ago two girls named
Kate and Annie Reed were comml!.cl to
tho Industrial School foc Girls. They were
incorrigib'c. They had started 10 lead an
erring life. They We're wins and Mt the
time it was deemed best to place them in
the Industrial Home For some time past
they werc onp'oyed as domestic BY Mrs,
Marks. They were at the house last night
at II o'clCc%. They were gone at & o'clock
this morning. They arc still at large AMI
10 traces d them can DO founl Love of
freedom prompted them to escape prob
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Horses Runaway.

Two horses attached to the deive We
go 81 Ii. BE ste, the provision dealer at No.
No West Eighth street took fright At tho
II o'clock this morning and ran away. Mr.,
Il ste was in the meat store at the cor.
mr.
TEey ran down Hawloy and up Front
street. John Hootcn who was siarlin.
at tie corner of Front and Rodman streets
saw the horses coming, ran on: and catch
ing the bride was dragged for about a
square. when he brought the team 20 Il
st lnts i'll.
NJ. Hooten dropped hi, hat during the
excitement the wheel Of tho WAGON made
IT. unrocognizablr Mr.. Bcste gave him
the price Of a new one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
MODE-BAkEf..

Edward B. Mode and Miss Elizabeth
Baker daughter of George W. and Thena
Baker will be united in the holy bonds Of
matrimDny at the home OF the brides
parents, No. 4J5 Washington street, at 8
O'clock tonight.
Walter ID. Mode, n brother of the pro-
spective groom, will act ms best nau and
Miss Ida Hardness, of Philadelphia. will
be bridesmaid. Tho ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. Charles e. Murray, Of
ST. Andrews Church of which Miss Baker
Is member. After the ceremony we'd
ding supper will be served, the newly
married couple will leave FOL an extended
tour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
PLAINTIFF NoN-sUIYED.
Superior Court Directs the Entry In the
Damage Case Of cressweIl VS. the
IA, W. 6 N. r. R. Company. ..i

The damage case of Creswell Va. the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company Is no longer In Superior Court.
1t was disposed Of this morning after
Chief Justice Lore directed non-srrlt
which was asked for on Friday by Senator
George Gray and Lewis c. Vandergrift,
appearing for the defendants An.
thony Higgins' and Albert Constable
resisted the motion ably and only con-
cluded argument yesterday. The cast
broke the argument record.
After the court announced its decision
this morning Mr.. Higgins refused to ac-
cept the non suit and asked the court to
Instruct the jury to return u verdict for
tho defendant, This jury made tho
the return aud the f,mous case was at an
end. Mr. Higgins noted an exception to
thecourts answers The opinion of tho
Chief Justice was as follows:
The motion for a non-suit has been
argued with signal ability on both sides.
The facts have been discussed clearly and
forcibly and the law presented with IL pre-.
cision and lucidlty that are remarkable we
might say exhaustive In considering the
cHse the court do not SEQ that there IL any
question Of law raiseg, Nothing that has
not been substantially pa seu upon by the
Courts of this State or that has not been
settled by well adjudicated cases; and
therefore practically set at rest SO that
the case strikes Us as being narrowed
down to TIE simple question of whether
the case US presented by the plaintiff is
such as would warrant this Court in snb.
hitting it to the jury.
THE absence OF any contested question
Of law relieves the court, we think, of any
necessity for a detailed statement Of the
grounds or reasons for the conclusion we
have reached. =
Looking at the case presented by the
pluintiff, taking any reasonable conclusion
in the Judgment of the court, that may be
drawn from the testimony, We think 1t
comes within what has been clearly OK
pressed by the court as we can now DO,
what was said by this court in the case OF
Wheatley vs. p, W. & b. Railroad.
'lt,is with great reluctance that courts
take cases away from the jury, but whore
the evidence on the part of tho plaintiff is
such that, II verdict was found for the
plaintiff, the court would be constrained to
set 1t aside, it Is not only reasonable, but
1t is tho duty Of the court TO stop the case
ut that point.
Such in our Judgement Is the case that
has been presented before Land we there
fore direct tho entry of nonsuit "
new trial was granted in the case
Of Agnes Kerr d. b. u, VS.. Thomas Shea,
p. b, r., in which verdict was given Miss
Kerr short time ago.
The court henrd the contested license
case of John Sayers but gave no answer.
Court will adjourn tomorrow sine die.
W.. NNr.su.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

R1RST-SCHMIDr-On March 8, 1898,
at 1885 North Twenty. first street. by the
Rev: Robert Graham, d. D., Edward
Bird Eirst and 1ecklar Schmidt, both
of Philadelphia.
MALLON-HACkENBERGER-At1 Ills
Bambrey street, on March 10, 1893, by
the Rev. Robert Graham, ID. d., Francis
j. Mallon and Caroline p Hackenberger
both of PHILADELPHIA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Retreat OEened.

A retreat in preparation for the Toast OF
St Joseph was opened in St. Joseph's
co!orcd Church on French street last
night, by Rev. f. Jones, o. s. A. This
retreat win continue several days, closing
ON Saturday morning with solemn high
mass at O'Clock In the presence Of our
1T; Rev; Bishop J. = Monaghan, Wild
has kindly consented to givea short in.
structlon each evening at 73O o'clock to
which the public is invited. Father Slice
kindly begs all of the friends and bene-
factors OF the home not to forget his poor
little charges on Saturday next March 10,
donation day d..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
City Court Cases.

Before Judge Ball, in city court this
morning six men We're fined 81 and COSTS
for drunkenness Maggie Clark was fined
IS and costs for a similar offence.
The charge Of assault with intent to
commit rape against William Fisher and
William Parsons was continued.
Stephen Turner was fined $40 and costs
for striking Maggie Segals.
Daniel Gillespie was charged with as.
saulting Mary Gallagher. The case was
continued until Tomorrow morning.
John Lentz was charged with the lar
Ceny Of blanket valued at ST. so the prop.
erty of the Home Mis- sion.
The prisoner left the mission yesterday
afternoon at o'clock with tho blanket.
He was arrested by Captain Kane. Lent
acknowledged that he took the blanket
while under the influence of liquor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Lillian Kennedy Dead.

Lillian Kennedy, the actress, whn was
STRICKEN with apuploxy during perrorlu.
ancc Of The Charity Girl at the Utica
Opera House Saturday evening" died yes.
terday.
In private life Miss Kennehy was Mrs.
Charles Hassenford, and her home was in
Philadelphia. She was IS years old, and
had Gern married III years. Her hu sband
was the manager of the company in which
she WAS starring. She was well known
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Young Won,en's Christian Association.

The new headquarters of the Young
Women's Christian A isociation, AT 5JS
King street. were formally opened ycstcr-
day afternoon aud evening large mum,
Der Of the friends of tho association spent
hours IN the building. Tho association Is
three years old and has membership Of
800 The aim of the society is to assist
women to help themselves, The women
exchange is on the frs floor, where wo.
mems work is sold for tho makers at u
commission Of 10 per cont In the rear of
the exchange is n reception and library
room, provided with reading matter and
Il small library
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

A birthday party was givon Monday
BOZ Walnut street The following We're
present. Misses Bessie Hylund, Bessie
Speakman, Bertha hyland, Ida Clark
Mamie Clark. Messrs Robert Croes, Will
bert Croes, Charles Kelley, Walter Hart
love, Arthur Elmer, Ruinrr Honey. Frank
II. Hylnnd, Charley Honey, Willie nylaud,
Walter Hyland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

One hundred and fifty school children
OF st. Patrick parish will sing two pa;ri-
otic selections to.nig ht In the Grand Opera
Honse. Tho occasion is the st patrcll's
celebration. A lecture will b. delivered
by Rev. DIR. Harrington. The two chvrusns
by tie l5J children will he tho finest syYr
helu in Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Changes ReDOrtej

1t is said that Blumenthns will pue an
additional story on the morocco factory lt'
Front and Monroe streets, SO as 10 accuin-
modate their increasing business. 1t IL
also reported on the street that Peter j.
Ford will soon retire from the Presidency
of the Ford Morocco Company and nsugs
in the banking business in our cty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Promotion OF Holiness.

4 meeting for the promotion Of holiness
will he held at the home Of James Wyatt
501 West 18th street this evening commence
ing at IDS o'clock All those who dcsira
to BIO and those WHO are identified with tho
forward movement of aggressive holiness
arc respectfully invited without regard to
denomination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

AIR. Scott Townsend book keeper at the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company
has leased the Husbands property near the
Blue Ball, and VIII remove on the farm
he.5th inst He will engage in tilling tho
soil and Brnndywinc Hundred farmers
may look out for phenomenal crops and
big pumpkins nnu water melons
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Peace Society to fleet,

Ihr D''A""rc pr&ra society WIN mnet
ty-mmrow nigh ana discus: the tost
means q dis 4Gun'cuHnc!Nr The .alp,rl,r,
hp.'Ni'!H, The society hnl s""erpI
me- !ng' IuiiA" the Venezuelan difficulty
@"G tcd"d >um" ilil&rnrr The .uc.,;y
VII. NOW act with tn societies tE?0@5 hoal
the country
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

The Rev. and Mrs Ralph r. Coursey
yesterday afternoon went to Centrevillo,
Md. where the Rev. Mr.. C"ursey will
unto Harry X. Covell and Mis-, Sarah X.
Morris of Wye, in wcdlock to-day Mr..
Covell is u relative OF MIR. and Mrs. Cuurscy
and Miss Morris is dau, liter Of the Rev.
;. j. Morris Of Rising Sun, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

The Best SaIv" IN the world fer Cuts,
Bruisr:, scrrs, uIvcr~, Sa, lthcur Fey r
cores, letter, hnppcd linnus. Ch,bluI.s.
Corns, ant All SAN Eluptlons, ana POSI-.
lively cures 'iIcs or no pay required. 1t
is Gualah Gpd to give pc frcD sits action
or money refunded. rice - cyu,s par
box. For SAFE rs \. i DunfortA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

Til, large .tcr tanker A,giyc, the ves-
O. constmct'd by the pu5ry and Jones
q mFnny recently, for aprvice in Cuba, Is
doing good work IN l'nNGnn harbor Wi.
nIn&'"n = represented by two boats in
firms
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

E2inn H. E.Sunday School will celebrate
their lltty-aecund anniversary Tomorrow
night The school vii! render beautiful
Cantata, entitled "faith, Hope ana Love-"
And the pastor, Rcv. &, A. Tindiey will de.
liver his famous lecture, Putting hay in
tho hay NOW" a big attendance Is cx-
UUCtpu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
Lew Court

The members Of the Levy Court this
morning audited the accounts Of The Road
Commissioners OF Brandy and Black.
bird Hundreds, and made several changes
i assessment, Tho work Of auditing
the road accounts will occupy tho courts
attention the la ancu Of the month,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

Messrs J. Hope Cunningham, Joseph
Lapier, James McAteer and Charles Logtle
viii start next Monday for trip through
Pennsylvania and New York Mr. Gun.
bingham will be Joined at the ntter place
by bis wife They will be gone two weeks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS
- - GRAND OPERA HOUSE,


The show which played at the Opera
House last evening belied its name. 1t
was as rank as rank could be. The man.
agement was never more fooled in his life
than when he viewed the show.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

There arc Some men who would rather
fight than eat. "
IF 'ou lived at our boarding house You
would have TO fight to eat. '--Phiadclphia
North American
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16
viii Go Into Insurance business,

Peter 4. liorty who was for six ears
Prothonatory OF New Castle CcEL.y. and
who has been employed by the Fo:d Mo.
rocco Company, has opcnel an oili24 and
gone into he Insurance business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-16

The Society Of the Wilmington NJ, f.
Conference has clrc,rA Mrs \. NJ Browne
rs delegate to the annual meeting # the
board OF Manages If the Woman Home
Mis- ionary Society, 10 bc Led in Mnnca.
DD.IA