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NorIcr or .rrcIAl mrrrlNo.
Notice OF special meeting of the
Stockholders ~ the Antlor Gold
Mining CO.

Notice IL hereby given that there will
be special meeting 81 The stock
holders " the Antlcr Gold Mining Co,
held on Thursday, August isih is1s. at
o'clock .. M, az the Office ~ tho
company. 40 80. Main 81. salt Lake
por1tl0n. ~ amend and chnnnr article
~ the articles ~ INCORPORATION OF
raid company 10 that the said articles,
when amended shall ~ ''ih0 amount
shall he SO 600. divided into eco 900
shares ~ tho par Vnue % ton cents
fiucl each In place of 100000 shares ~
the par value Of O2O1' two dollars.
and 10 transact such other hurincsa az
ing. JACOB ALT.
President.
A. w. nAYBouLD. sco'y.
Dated July n is'S
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The Holiday Coal Company. a Cor
poration.
Principal Place OF business. Salt Lake
city

Notice II hereby given that nj n
meeting Of the Hoard OF Directors, held
on Wednesday. July goth. 1898. an as
scssment Of ono half OF one cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation. payable on the 10Th
day Of August. 1855 10 the Treasurer OF
the company, AZ the office OF the COM
pnny, No. South East Temple Street.
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this nsrcaa-
ment may remain unpaid ON August
10th, 1895, VIII be- delinquent on Septem.
Der 3rd. 1898. and advertised for sale al
public auction, and unlcsa payment j.
made before, will be sold on the 2tth
day ~ September, 1855. at the hour or
y o'clock noon. 20 pay the delinquent
aurerFmcnt. together with costs of adj
vertlHinF and expense u sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors,
IL. :. CAMPBELL.
Secretary.
DATED salt Lake city Utah. July
Goth. 1895.
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Notice f. hereby given by fH. MAJ.
signed James T.. Emett. ev rt.. III u 2
estate Of John q. Kitchen. H.... "a
the creditors " and all % ralHs r.g..-
claims against said drs.Ia.T -f
hint them with the nee, 7lry y1H.b.l,
within zen months nfier t1 nHI rart
cation ~ thla notice, o. aII In .lat..
ut hiH office IN kuuab. tha a4r. 49,.
the place Tor tho trlnuafIar To- IT,
business ~ said estate. in'fi. ..t,',.
Kane. State " rt1h
Dated al Nnnab this ON day % An,
ust, 4. y. 1905. IVY
JAMES =. EMETT
JOHN =. nAUNEg
Attorney for l.xacll5r
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rnonArr AND auAnp,,>.,,.
NOTICES.


Consult County Clerk or the n...
s'sners Tor Further informsi'',..,'''i
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h"NANANl yum
Notice Il hereby given that at n meet
int OF The directors OF said company.
held ON Saturday, the 2grd day u July.
a. u. lNas. that the assessment upon
inc capital stock Of said company here
t9inre lrNicd by the board NJ directors
oi SAID company. on october 30th. \. u.
1877, WAS fcsc!ndcd and recalled.
And that on the 2ard day OF July. A.
~ I'VE nm afanrHment " . cents per
share. to-wit, siso0).oo. upon the whole
capital stock ~ the corporation was
levied, payable on the 18th day ~ Scp-
TENDER. a. II. isgs. to =. r. parmly.
treasurer. at the banking Office of W.
n MCCORMICK 4 Co. city u silt Lake.
state ~ Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
September, 4. u. 1895 Will b. delinquent
md advertised Tor sale AZ public nuc-
ton and unless payment T. made be-
fore, VIII he sold on the 18th day ~
Oci1hor.A. u. 1895. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of ad-
NcrtiainF and expense NJ sale.
". " DUNCAN. Secretary.
,Hoom sii Atlas Block. Salt Lake city.
Dated July ?1rd 1895.
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nosp REDEMPTION.

To whom n may conccrni ..
In accordance with law. hlp'
hereby given hy the state u uila -,
cessor 10 The Territory N uiah lh .''-.
sentembrr ist. 1855, 10 VIII Nn.n ~,
rriy audited by the state Allll.l, II,
duiy prssentrd az the once 49,
etnf, TrepsurOr ~ The STATE ol y.
nv In full principal and lnlgfssi.
a. tbnt date. Of the ioN.s,,,
dssc,,hed bonda; one hundred ans l,n
aerntiabie coupon bonds % ne IVA
,o,v ~ nah. SAID bonds arr ~,
Julv and. 1883, and piyahf 80
wears from date nr at any il 49,
Ire exnlrntion OF ten years t,un N,
date at the option n ne mlA.'e. IA
numbers Of said bonds, pe.,,hth, IA ia
Inc Highest number arc "a IL
ia lac. ii5, iN, ~, W ~ III ~
~ is7. ilG, iai, 49, ~ III "a VI
100. igS, is1. leG, ~ ~ ~ HI ~
i2O. iig, IT'S. III, 10 W. i6t i5l w
iii, ITO. iO9, los, llh i's. M Al gh
i02' iOi. 100. %, %, ", 70 " - II. a .
~ ~ "a n "a la. ". "A, ". Z. VI q
~ - ~ an AZ. 81 4. 60. 54 3. ,. Il
~ ~, m Ia. al. IS. a., 40, Al, ~ 80
,o a. AZ 81. 80. IS, "a, l " 4. ia
~ Joy o. % b a, IN. 22, "a. 90. ~ ~ 81
4, "a ~ III III "a "a ii. 10, .. S, q g. o. T.
l. The amount Of money N ih l.,l n,' saS,i.
At, ,dHrsi,sned state Trflhul. ~ n
W, ~ purpnse NJ palma.
~. n.i and interest nf slli, N.tset %
rli',l'ir,,, ~ sibl .2510o OF Huln, s'eefgi
~, tn full the principal An IA u
h,,s,reat On said bonds, Ana " a. ftf'
~ said bonds not 80 plr.,.,i..ti' Nh -
ment on september ~ is3,' afi,f ~
10 draw Interest from tnIIl rmils
date And such funds sln,sanhargs -
lie state Treasury 20 =,
bonds whenever presenii'qi,, s,d W
All persons interest,,pr oof snd eo'f'
will take due nntiSe
themselves aceordingiR' cufPNAN
state Treasurer OF 'h'
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Seventeen Volumes

Printed. all Of which arc bound up ut tho
oeserot Nova office and tho whole oot Is
offered for
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cble.ro showmcn arc advertising
OH. only female mermaid ever o.p-
iurad alive" Thoy are said 40 POI '1'n-
lnr money. Chicago waH llM.s'
ia e.ith hsInr ln thr ieHd ln re- Tow
NV. e,s mly expect tn rrr tho
.r9ii1rIuis nf that thcru 'Ir now on cNnb
billion iha only be- % Mermaid ever
captured alive
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SorIor TO CREDITOR.
Estate Of Mary Elizabeth T. yss.,
deceased.

Creditors will present claim, u,
vouchers TO the undersigned al ~
Lake city Utah. on or before n, 3,
day OF May. a. ~. 1889.
,, nltGHAM YOUNG
hdminlsirnior or the estate ID N,
Ellyahoth ~ Young, deceased
Date of nrat publication, Js'y a
A. D., iSqs. ~ -
Young and Moyie.
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incidents " the N.nih ward almost
daily complain Of the ravarra mHl.
bv mediums So social function
complete without The prcsenr' pi ton "'
twenty oi iho follows. who usualy au.-
"a in -oitirr away with the icc-cretm
,rd the pie aud tha cake and oihofW 'i'
r,teInr tfoubie Some " thcm ore un'
der ~ nzs called for by the cur W
NON while others ate old enough 10
vote.
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In inc District Court. Proh,,, M,
SION ln ana Tor Salt M. wv.
County State Of Utsb
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In the matter Of the estate 81,
Hunter, Deceased Naam
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NorIor 70 cnrniron.

In the District Court OF iha SIKH .,
dicial District state ol U.b 'u'
County OF Kane
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a chance 10 spill q little Spanish blool
vol There H. nothlng tina; 70 bo-1in
n soldier aa silence. in thn lnfnis.
Dewey. % would Boz q good idea .1i ,li.
g0urh Riders aad alb others nt inis
sinro NJ the game. og OF nil oih.fs' 10
"koOu cool ana 1l0y orders
The a0mowhat diminutive soldier OF
tho givtrenih infauiry, formerly siA,
TONED hrro. which regiment mac ?
f..UrI at Santiago. Do COMPUTE ,,,s
sir..tr. Hc ls abe nrat 20 come houl,
AND show Che brown canvas uniform,
In ua. by our troops nt the front gnu
nv he ieilu VI that memorable dpy W
f,r9 san finu Dc lr susrouudod by hosts
of ndmir.fa Although one " the men men
Who ne'ptd on thc great cause he "
very modest only clulminE hat ho nle
,tb5i ho could o. o1rn iha salary lnh'
ba SINS driving from The governments;
De4oya h'ndf'ghi was. appaf 'h''s'
as good aa hi1 f0rlliEht
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NOTICE. The petition n, ,.,-
Hunter. praying for tho lheih
William Y. Hunter OF iottors 70
mlnlatration In the estate "a.
Hunter. deceased. has bton "a H. Ntulm
lng on Saturday. the 9th d,y pr
gust a. y. 1895. nj o.a0 o'ria,t " Au-
no the County Court ffgru M.
Court Room Of said Court. In s,i, NE
city, salt Lake County. Virt TAR.
Witness the Clerk % sait c-,-.
the seal thereof affixed ina ts.t "''h
Of August. A. n. isqs. ' aiy
DAVID G. DUNBAR ci...
hy ALBERT spENcru
Gleason s. Kinney q Alex McNi,.,..
Attorneys Tor Petitioner. ,f'
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There Is scarcely man. woman chic IN
Utah who has not heard Of THE coNTRBO TON
and tho excellent character Of tho matte,
which formed Ito eontouts, During tho Ito OF
the magazine there woro
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Location % Works and Mines In Uin-
tan Mining District. Park city,
summit County Utah.
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Principal ofico. room 2ia AHA. block.
city Of salt Lake. state on Utah.
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sSSEEEEsTssT.s-E=GE1EETs!ENEEGs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
The Census Bureau to BE Placed I'm.
der the Interior Department.

DER tne lntefIOF department.
Washington. Feb. 22.-Yestcrday was
private bill day in the house. but lit
tie was accomplished, owing to the
fact that most of the time was con-
sumcd in the passage of private PEN
sion bills coming over from Friday
night session three weeks ago. The
feature of the day was the spirited
contest over the bill to pay Newberry
college. Lutheran institution in South
Carolina. $l5, 900 for damages sustained
by it while used as barracks by fed
eral troops shortly after hocti!ities
ceased It was strongly opposed by
MIR. Dingley and Mr.. Da'zell, but Mr..
Cooper, Of Texas, who championed it
on The Democratic side, was supported
by Mr.. Mahon of Pennsylvania, Mr..
Walker of Ma ssachusetts and other
ltcpubIi,a ans. and it was finally passed.
For three hours today the senate had
under discussion the bill providing for
the taking Of Tie 18th and subsequent
cenSuaeS 1t Was 50 amended as to
place the census bureau under the sec
ietury o! TIL, interior, but tho extended
discussion which followed disclosed so
vide Il divergence ut views on the part
OF senators as to the various features
o. The U:easure that 10 further action
Wa" taken. \ resolution offered by
Mr.. AMcn, Of Nebraska, directing the
committee on naval affairs to make
an Investigation Of the disaster to the
tat:l2.hip Name was adopted without
debate. The senate also passed the
house bill! arpr0rYialing 100000 for
r&.ains he Maine
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
oNR 0Elk EAIfs
In Considering Your Needs Do
Not Forget This
II You Do Yo1 viii Make a Se1l-
Gus Mistake a. This Season.
Something OF Deep and Peculiar
Interest Just Now.

There are many needs during the spring
months, but none more necessary or ur-
q ,nt than the use of spring medicine.
Tbs blood requires it, and the nerves,
liver, kidneys and bowels must have 1t II
y3u desire to keep strong and vigorous.
and maintain your good health. Those
who are weak, tired and nervous must
TAKE it, and those who do not feel just
right should do so or serious Ill health
may follow.
I,Mrs. Charlie Martin, No. Calais, VT,
says: about year and half ago I
found myself completely run down. I
would frequently be attacked with blind
spells, and while the blind spells were on
me, would become quite numb. The
first time l was attacked we lived in
Nashua, and had two spells in one
night. These lasted me short time each.
My body priGkled like hand or foot
asleep, and my hands would be as white
as death and my feet were very cold. The
nerves ofm left hand were nearly para
lyzed and ut times Icould not take up
anything with that hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
wa.sIprtoo.s BIrthd.y,

To-day Is being observed as the anniver-
sary OF the birthday Of George Washing
ton, Of whom 1t has bees appropriately
said: "First in war; firstin peace, and frat
in the helrts Of his countrymenn His
services to his country can never be over
estimated. Like Nose who was raised up
TO lead the chldreno of Israel out Of Egypt
ian bondage, he was raised up to free tho
Thirteen colonies from British vassalage
Through poverty, deprivation and dis
couragement, through patience and perse-
verance no oyercame all difficulties, bring
ing victory out of defeat, and after eight
long weary years the thirteen colonies be.
came II FREQ and independents nation But
1t was not alone us u General Washing
ton was great; he was great as patriot
and statesman. Ho discouraged all at
tempts to invest the president with mon.
archial power. Through his influence our
present form OF government was adopted
aud after serving eight years as President
he retired to his farm in Virginia, and thus
set an example worthy of the imitation of
all his Successors in Office. His farewell
proclamation abounded in good advice,
which should be inscribed in letters of
gold on all our banners. All ENHANCING
alliances were reprobated, and the Guilt
walton of peace and good will among all
strongly urged We should act on his
oounsels and cherish his memory, SO that
we shall prosper us a nation and go on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
THORNS TO SIT UPON.

Many people gather thorns by failing to
heed the warning sent out by diseased kid.
neys-coated tongue--parched skin-feyer-
ishness-duil dragging pain-general feel
ing of weariness-is sure evidence of kid
ney and bladder trouble. Take Utah Kid
ney Beans al once-they will cure you--
they have cured thousands OF others THE
TURNER'S OF PHILADELPHIA make Utah
Kidney Beans
Z. b. Samuels, County Clerk of Hick-
man County Clinton, Kentucky, tesj iGes,
that he suffered for years with horrible
pains in the back, kidneys and bladder
was treated by many physicians--the gave
him no relief--he got so that he could hard
ly stand alone-Utah Kidney Beaus, he
says, completely cured him. He gladly
recommends them to all sufferers
WILMINGTON AGENTS.. c. McKeevcr,
II. G. Kimblc, Wilmer G. Taylor, DR..
Bennett Downes, B. r. Veasey, West
St!eeh Pharmacy, J. Harvey Spruance,
Central Pharmacy j. j. Gallagher S
Bro.
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
A very small pill. Turns your liver
Cure Sick Headache-B iliousness -Indi-
peStiOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
KLONDIKERS TURNING BACK.

Rushing to Recover Abandoned Claims
on Uncle Sans Territory.
San Francisco, Feb. 22.--Stewart
MenZies, an agent of the Alaska Com
mercial company, who has just return
ed from the klondike region, starting
from Dawson City on Jan. 20 and from
Skaguay on Feb 10, reports that the
tide of gold hunters that swept into
Canadian territory when the news Of
the rich strikes in the Klondike region
was first announced is now turning, and
those who abandoned their claims on
American and Chicken creeks are now
returning there, accompanied by many
others who have been unable to locate
claims on Canadian soil. MenZies says
that Just before he came out claims
on Davis, Chicken, Napoleon and Walk
er's Fort creeks, which are tributary
to Forty Mile creek, showed better re-
suits than before the rush to the klon-
dixie, especially those on Chicken creek,
which are from eight to twelve feet
deep, averaging So to the pan. On
American creek, which Is a branch Of
the Yukon river, the claims are very
shallow, running from SO to IS per pan
at depth from three to four feet.
Menzies predicts that the majority
Of the miners now on the Canadian side
will cross the boundary in the near flu
ture. as it is almost impossible for one
fifth of those already in the klondike
to locate claims, and they will be COM
PEELED to spread out over territory
which, while not SO rich as the KUn-
dixie, promises better returns than were
formerly expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
The Trolley Deal.

A certificate Of incorporation Of the
Wilmington & Chester Traction Company
was filed in the Office Of the Camden
County Clerk yesterday. The Company
is capitalized ut s., 600, 600, with $1,000 paid
up and Is authorized to build and operate
electric trolley lines in Pennsylvania,
Delaware or elsewhere The corporation
is said to he result Of the recent merg-
ing VI Wilmington trolley lines and the
probable extension to Chester, Pa, in the
scheme of system Of trolleys from New
York to Washington, d. G, through
philadelnhia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22

A friend recommended DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and gave
me some to try, which took and found
it did me so much good that Immediately
procured three bottles of Nervura and took
it. The result was that 1 was entirely
cured of those bad spells and they have
not returned. Oh, If had only known
of DR.. Greene's Nervura two years ago, it
would have saved me lots of suffering and
lots of money. will cheerfully an swer
any inquiries about my case and request
the publication Of this letter for the good
of Others"
1t is impossible to express the good
which this wonderful medicine Is doing
for suffering humanity.
DR.. Greene, S. West 14th St, New York
City, can be consulted free, personally or
by letter,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22

MRS. WILLIAM G. WHITNEY.
Whitney did not see until too late. She
was riding so fast that she could not
stop, and was carried directly against
the piece Of wood. She was struck in
the forehead and knocked from her
horse. Luckily her foot did not catch
in the stirrup when she was thrown.
When picked up she was unconscious.
and had a long, ugly cash just above
the eyes. She was carried to her resi-
dence in this city. where DR.. Valentine
Mott Of New York, who was in the
party, attended her. She will be con-
fined to her room for some time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
ne,ican Landry. 616 West Front Sc.
1EETlN0S TONIGHT.

Board Of Health.
Brandywine Commandery A. e. |. o. X. of M.
Brotherhood Protective Elks.
Cyrus Castle, K. G. Z.
Crusaders Castle, X. G.. f.
Corntlan Lodge, S. OH.
Carpenters and Joincrs Union.
CherC Eee Tribe mp'd O. R. M.
Delaware Encamplnent l. o. o. F.
Delaware Sacngerbund
Delaware Senate, No l0l X. A. E. o.
Eureka Council, S. W. NJ
Eureka Castle A. o. X. NJ. O
Eureka Council, Jr.. o. L. M.
Fame Castle, A. o. X. NJ. G.
Franklin Lodge, A o. G. F.
German Beneficial Society, No l.
Humanity Circle, b. Of U.
Hyatt's Military Band.
Industry Lodge, A. 0. U. w.
Lincoln Lodge, X. of p,
Musical Art Society.
Manning Association.
Moricl Encampment K of st. J. and NJ,
Reynolds Encampment, l. o o. F.
Street and Sewer Directors.
Wanetia Council, No 3, D. Of p.
Wilmington Conclave, D. of l.. o. r. G.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy.
WiImingtOn'S Wonderful Cures.

Prof j. Townsend has made many won.
derful cures in this city for the last five
years of rheumatism, paralysis St. Vitus'
dance, kidney complaint, lumbago spinal
and hip disease, deafness, neuralgia, head
ache, general debility. heart troubles, dys.
pepsia, weak eyes. Call at my office and
read the testimonials of these cures in
this CITY and then 60 and see them. Some
who have suffered for tho last tewnty
years In this city. Supporters for all female
weakness can't be beaten Lady in office
for ladies. am the only one in this State
with the Electric treatment massage and
the appliances All sufferers, invalids call
at my office, 615 King street. s a. III. to
p, III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
Sale of Personal Property.

Sales of PERSONAL property will take
place as follows:
February 30 J, L. Williams, near Mid.
Llctown. D+l.
Feb, %. HNGi nsta!cat Court House.
FEB. e. Combination sale at 18th and
OehngC, o. En!sCs.
Tct,nary q, Ann Haley, Brandywino
Hundred.
February p, Elwood Webster, Hoe.
kcssiH.
Feb . Jcs1,r and MCDANIEL Sale of
hClsee, city.
Mm2h l. Mcs3ic:. Real Estate at Court
House.
March C"ri.;r' "eal estate. at Conrt
Iiuu.s,
March 2, VIZ. 4. Ro,hcuse New Castle
husGteh.
NsicL 4 Special Sale Of good furniture
at S,iGha.n sr' son" Auction rooms.
Mach :. CHri,tiAna NJbinsou, Mil
Creek Kindred.
Nareh T. E.Craig, Chr,tiHna hundred
march = Joseph Worrcll, Christiana
HnnIrpd.
March 10, 7ho'nas Gray, Brandywino
h,Edred.
March 10, joseph Barker. Mt. Cuba.
Mach II, furniture, YJ2 West Ninth
stree. city
March il, Frank Handy, Brandywinc
Match II. Russell and Latimer, Chris
tlann hund rcd.
March Il, Sa le ca the Tybout Farm.
N5w Castle nun dred,
&%rch 10, Mrs. lioDert WaGsley, New
Csc lie unitcd.
.A,!c.s -. ". Burris, New Castle hum
Gred.
Marci. IL, Hiram King, Chrlstiana hun
died.
Mach l6. furniture, S29 Madison street
city.
March II, Alfred w. Walker, Mill Creek
hundred.
Parties intending to have sales this com.
ing spring should engage an auctiobee at
Az e.'iy day, 80 that there may be no con
iGiion In regard to dates - . ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
SlnuiSh IfInrS DPStrNYel

Dayton. O., Feb. 22.Tte National
Cash Register company Is holding a
couvcnti;n here Of agents from all over
the world and among other countries
Sra.u is represented. In honor of the
Va:io3:~ nations the different flags were
displayed at the factory. Objection was
was MADE 10 the Spanish flag by the
Workmrn, and L. Spanish flags dis
played about the works were pulled
down ann torn into shreds. President
john II. Patterson ordered "a Spanish
flags put W 10 replace the ones torn
down. This made the 1000 workmen
angrN. and tnmuhlc was feared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22
THROWN FROM HER HORSE.
The Wife OF Ex-Secretary whitney

The Wife Of Ex-Secretary whitney
Meets With a Serious Accident.
Aiken, S. c., Feb. 22.-While following
the deer hounds yesterday Mrs. William
C. Whitney, wife of ex-Secretary of the
Navy Whitney, was knocked from her.
horse ande quite seriously hurt. Mr..
Whitney .sand his wife, with a party
of Sc or 40 friends were out on a deer
hunt two miles from the city, at Rob-
inson's Park Mrs. Whitney was among
the leaders, and was riding at gal
lop along a narrow path short dis
lance from the roadway. Nailed across
the path was a scantling, which Mrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22

Carpets.
Nowhere throughout the
stock have prices received such
reductions as in the Carpet De.
partment. , Best 10 wire Tapes.
try so cents and Velvets at 60
cents is but a part of the story
we have TO tell.
1ngraius are shown in great
variety-too great is the verdict
CT most lockers.
A good serviceable ingram is
reduced from 35c to 1Sc per
yard and some wool at that, or
all wool, ifyou prefer them. at
35c.
Extra super qualities, the
best makes at SOC in almost
endless number of patterns.
Carpets made, laid and lined
free this month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22

William Adams fell overheard from q
ferryh1at at Montgomery, Pa, and his
body has been recovered in the Elk River.
His body was shipped to Williamsport
YestnrlAY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-22

Professor A. C. Brewer, Of Seaford. M.
H. 5. unger, of Laurel, G. W. Jones of
Greenwood and ii, Wiley, of Delmnr,
want to he superintendent of Sussex
county schools.