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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-08-12

The f. E. 4 NJ. v, road is making
q rats of one fare for tine round trip
tor the following special DAYS at the
Omaha exposition; Thursday, Aug.
20ths Retailers day, Aug. 26s Sons
OF Veterans, Sept. 21. From six to
ten days stay will be given on these
tick cts ample time to see the great
exposition.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-08-12

INV ~ 49, ~ - 1890
the installations IN which they are in
caIcefhted.
We demand an equitable Tax upon
The franchises Of railroad and other
corporations, and we dcnounce The ma
iOrity OF the state board Of %equaliza-
lion for It's refusal TO assess railroad
property on the same basis AS That OF
the citizens of the state.
THE REPUBLICAN, REBELLION.
THE UNION has oft times stated
that the republican party in South
Dakota is owned by the railway
and other corporations and that it
was ruled by the cappcrs and paid
agents OF these corporations. All
populists, democrats and silver re-
publlcans in the state have assert
ed the same thing, everybody ire
spective of their political faith
KNEW IT WAS A FACT, and but few
republican newspapers have had
the nerve to accuse the "anarchis-
tic pops OF misrepresenting the
true situation. But the issue will
not down! 1t stands out before
this state holder than ever before.
Corporation rule, as embodied in
the republican party of South Da-
kota, is mo1e defiant today than
ever before! 1t has been the curse
of the state, and with the sanction
and support of the republican lead
ers it has trampled the state laws
under foot and with the election of
the republican state ticket it hopes
for a new lease Of life, 1t has not
only been the curse of the state,
but it has now proven to be a cup
of grief in the hands of those un-
der whose sanction and protection
it was permitted to grow and flour
ish. The republican party is rent
in twain in South Dakota-one
faction battling to save the psrty
wreck from the rule of the corpor-
alton capper, and the other faction
seeking to keep intact the corpor-
alton grasp on the party machin-
cry, Ii any proof was needed to
sustain this statement, we present
it herewith, TAKEN FROM THE COZ
uMNs OF R~EpuEllcAN NEWSPAPERS.
If The UNION has mis-stated the
situation, Why do such articles as
the following appear in the col
umns Of reputable republican pa
pers like the Alexandria Heralde
That paper says;
The party is in danger of being
swamPed by manlpulators. These
people have their agents IN every
county in the state, and In each
county there is a battle royal on
and the issue Is sShall the rank
and file redeem the republican,
party or shall the bosses rule-so
1n5nass
There is the issue as presented
by republican authority But the
Hannacratie rebellion has spreae
to Redheld and the Joarnal>0 bser
yer of that city, while intensely re
publican, makes this eonfesslons
The republican party today i
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-08-12
summons.

State of South Dakota, county of Pen
nEngton, in Ciseuit Court Seventh
Judicial Circuit.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-08-12

Geor Representatives. in Congress,
j. u. KELLY.
FREEMA AN KNOWLES.
For Governor,
ANDREW Il, LEE.
aor Lieutenant Governor,
II, G., ROBINSON,
Ear Secretary OF State,
GEOItGE SPARKLING.
For State Treasurer,
MAttlS TAYLOR.
sor STA Ia Auditor,
HUGH SMITH,
iSOr Attorney General,
G.. =. PALM ER.
asor superintendent OF Public Instruct ion
l., G. KNIT,
asor Oomm'r. school aud Public Lands,
JOHN SCOLLARD,
nor Railroad Commissioners ord District,
W. III, TOMPklNS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

Woman, woman, thou are divine, but
why spoil your chances on this earth by
turning politician? HERE'S Mrs. Marilla
M. Kicker, of Dover. n. H, where she is
practicing law announces her intention
to run for Congress- in the First (Dovor)
District Of New Hampshire. She wants
to sit In Congress and be able to cock her
feet up on top Of her desk and smoke her
Havana with the rest Of our hard worked
law makers. She assisted in rescning the
country from the Democrats and Popu-
lists by political work, taking tho stump
during the last campaign. She says she
is law abiding and a tax payer. She is IN
favor Of civil service reform as quoted in
Timothy 3, s: But if any provide not
for his own, he has denied the faith, and
ls worse than IN infidcl' This Is good
doctrine and should be cut out by the pres.
bnt Republican administration aud pasted
in their hats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE.
Or James B. WEIGH Arrested Charged
With Performing an Alleged Operation.

DR.. James B WEIGH practicing ply
stefan of this city, was arr es ed this NOM
ing charged with malpractice Whfn
taken to tho Office of Chief OF Potlca
Dolan he was very angry d. the accuse
ton The complaint was male to the
police depar ment by the police authorities
of philadelphia
Detectives Guyer and Hanum of Phila-
delphia, visited thu hospital in that city
this morning where The young girl lisa
p. ient The attending physician INFORM
cd them that she would not live over the
noon hour The detectives at once took
train for this city and conveyed the infor-
ma ion to Chief Dulan
They asked that WEIGH be sent wit
them to Philadelphia to be confronted by
his alleged victim WEIGH stated no did
not want to go without consulting his at
tornpy He wished to secure the services
OF john Biggs but that lawyer WAS not at
his office Judge Ball, DEPUTY city solicit
tor Cahoon Chief Do!an and the Phila'
| delphia detectives held u conference.
The decision was reached that a desperate
| cn.c needed desperate measures Accord
| " Wglch was ordered by Mr.. CahOon &c
| accompany the detective to Philadelphia
| The trio left hufe on the 10 clock train.
The alleged offenso took place in thi
city on March %. The victim resides II
PhllTholph Ia out was former rosluchI y
| Wilmington. Chief DOlan stated to- day
that ho was extremely sorry that he had
to make the ares but he is here to SET
thai the law is enforced.
The Philadelphia parties lodged com
| plant with tbs police in that city A
| soon as the warrant was placed III hi'
hands it was his duty to serve it. The
| Philadelphia department is extremely
angry over the affair and assert that nus
Is the third complaint Of a similar kline
which they have had against DR.. Welch
Bnt the other victims after recovery re-
fused to prosecute their cases. The detec-
tves and the doctor will return to VII
mington this afternoon.
sergeant Bayley and Officer SeWai
Scott returned from Philadelphia at !. l;
o'clock with DR.. WEIGH. He was LOCKED
up in cell Tho girl was able to identity
him but according to the physicians eau
| not i've
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

A large number of members of the
Mystic Shrine will be given reception by
the In Lu Temple Of Philadelphia to-mor-
row evening, and it promises to be all en-
ioyable affsir. The Delaware MOBILES will
leave over tho P, w. Il Is railroad on the
D OF O'Clock train. At Broad street Station
they will be met by tho officers of tho
shrine and escorted to the temple, where
u banquet will be rendered the visitors. 1t
is expected that 100 members will take
part in the celebration. The local COM
inittee having the entertainment in charge
! is composed of L. b. Morrow, John Book
and r. Henry Young,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

New York, April Mrs. NJ. L. Kin.
dleborgcr wife Of d.. Kindleberger, of
Washington, D. g., died last night at the
Hotel Girard, of what DR.. E. Webster
Davis diagnosed as exhaustion, heart
failure aud ptomainc poisoning"
Mrs Kndleberger at shad for dinner
on Friday evening. She complained of
feeling i'll few hours later, and it was
thought that her illness would soon pass
off, and physician wns not at once called.
But the woman grew worse, and late yes
terday afternoon DR.. Davis was sent for,
but she died ut o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05
Newport Items.

Miss Wells and Miss Catfsrty, Of Will
mington spent Sunday with Mrs. T. Sur
geon.
Examinations have heen completed in
the Newport public schools, aud the fol-
lowing pupils averageh so per cant o. bet
ter: f ank SiadalI, Bertha Phillips, Whit.
ney Day, John OsEins, Bertha Lyman,
Clara Duff Helen l'ricc, Helen Wel,lin,
Elsie Garrettson, Amy WclAin. EVA Han
M. Wilmer King, Pansie Oskins, Laura
CoDlyn, Mabel Hanna, Dora Myers, kh'ie
Whann, Mary Robinson, Chas. llnnk,
B.rihaYarnal, Elmer Miller, Ed i'lyari,
V. Cooper, L. Alexander, Hrloa Crawford.
Ethel Springer Mildred Henri, J S.'Ah
Malinn. Mabel Conlyn, Frnnk Ostins,
Biynarl Young, Perkins iInnha, hattie
Hanna. JusAyh galloway. Mabel AicuEn,
Florence Ware Harry Thompson, Net1le
Hanna, Albin Hcarn. Mabel Sturgeon,
Francis Springer, Wilmer A'sxIndr r,
Abe Cunningham, Mabel Boyd, II len
O'Donad, Juliet Rec, Eigarda Sindtl,
Raymond Elliott, John Miller, Elmer hia-
han, Reuben Smith, Bradley Alexander.
Alice Cooper Agnes Lowe, Willie Benson,
Walter Elliott, Leonard Lyman, Leslie
Mahan, Ollie Price Harry Steward and
Fret Thompson.
Miss Alice johnson, of Philadelphia is
visiting har parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall JohnSnn
Mr.. and Mrs Il. A. Iearne have been
entertaining friends from Wilmington
and Baltimore.
The Newport Athletic Club has organ
lied the following team: Pitcher, Jacob
Handy; catcher, Thomas Draper; first Ia 10
VIM Lyman second base. John Scarbur.
Lugh; third base, George Woodward; short
stop, Gilbert Whunn; left tieid, Jas King;
ccnue field, John Hamilton; right field
Marshall Crawford. Tho club is ready to
accept challenges from any team in thu
state
Rey. Mr.. Walker Of Calvery Church,
Wilmington, will preach iu s.. James
Church, Newport, On Wednesday evening,
at 20 o'clock. All arc invi cd TO attend. .
Miss B ssiu Everson, formerly OF New.
port, but now IA resident Of Fhllhdelphla
is waiting relatives here.
TX SHERIFF Is. Lewis Armstrong was
sven Is Newport to day.
Mr. :,hell;uIy, OF Philadelphia, visited
Mr. Joseph Barrett on Sunday.
Miss I.tnl Baldwin spcut sunday with
her mother IN Whining On.
Mrs Gregg LYMAN und son Vernon,
..prmt -undAy with her sister, Ms. Mary
Nrinrn, Wilmington.
Mrs. julius ;IHiu Is improving.
Joan W SuitGher is bul'dingn granary
.ur has. NJ. tjrnOme on his Island farm.
White ellis Banks was driving from J.
| y. transtpn's phosphate works, his horses
| luul. fright IL the care, running away ana
| throwing Mr. Bans. under the horru, feet
| tramping on his arm, and tho wheel r I'M
| ming over his shoulder DriiisnG him very
| badly
Miss Elsie Scarborough Is suffering with
au ulccra.cL sore ihrult
Cot HgCr payer neaiingi is 20 be hold at
| HE lIpiur of Mrs. D, H. Blynes on SHIcr-
| day NNGn ny
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05
CARD BASKET.

Miss Mary Phillips will spend Easter
al Atlantic City.
Mrs. ]. c. Pierce, of Dover. is visiting
friends in this city.
John H. Waller of Salisbury, Md, is
registered at Hotel Jennings.
Miss Jane e. Aiken spent yesterday
with friends at Philadelphia.
Miss Kate Quigley was the guest of
Philadelphia friends yesterday.
Ex-Rspresentativo Columbus Watkins,
of Odessa, was in this city yesterday
Walter Voshell has returned from an
extended Western and Southern trip.
DR.. Clara Moore, of Denver, Colorado, is
at home for brief visit to her parents
Mrs. Appleton is tho guest of her sister.
Mrs J. II. Emerson at MiddletOwn.
Miss Beulah Wilds. of Dover, is being
en- ertained by DR.. ". II. Cooper and
family Of this city.
The Rev. F. B. Short will lecture on
Thursday night in Union M Z. Church
on Sixty Minutes sunshine"
The Rev. A. n. Kcigwin and wife, of
this city are visiting their son, the Hev
Albert Keigwin. Of Millvillc. N. j.
Mrs Josephine Auchter, of Reading,
! Pa, Is visiting her parents. Mr. aud Mrs.
Philip H. Hildcbrand, OF this city.
| EThe Democratic League Of Delaware will
give o house warming on Thursday
evening, April 7, at their rooms, Fourth
and King streets.
Chester Pierce and Howard Sharpe rode
to West Chester on their wheels Sunday.
They reported that the road was good
with the exception of few places
The Rev W. L. S. Murray, d. D., will
be rendered reception On Thursday even
ing by the congregation OF ST. Paul's M.
H. Church, at tho parsonge, No, 305 West
Seventh street.
Miss Anna Rothwell Stewart, secretary
If the Y. w. G T. U. OF Maryland, will de-
liver two illustrated lectures in the Opera
House on Monday and Tuesday, April II
and r. The subject Of he lectures will be
"Famous Faces and Affairs Afleld.' Miss
stewart comes under the auspices OF the
w &, f. L. Of this and nearby towns,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

The sat Of the Elgo Moor Bridge Works
against Innner 4 Oplyke, Of philatel.
phin b"uuglt to receiver IA balance alleged
10 he due under a contract in Philadelphia
made in July. 1873. for certain mate iats
furnished in the erection Of the Second
Regiment Armary, was yesterday placed
On lrIal h'fOre Judge Butler in the United
states Ci,c,lit Court. The defendants
contend that they AFRO entitled to all Offset
upon the ground that tha articles furnish.
Ell were not in accordance with the plans
and SPECIFICATIONS of the architects. The
trA! is ~ proceed to- day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

THE Boara of Assessment. Revision and
Appeals will sit to hear appeals from tho
assessments from April to April 3bth, at
the City Hail, Mayors Office, betwesn the
hours of 3 and O'clock in the afternoon,
and Z to o o'clock in tho evening. This is
an important matter and every property
owner should look after it,. 1t is better to
kick beforehand than when TOO late to
rectify it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

bHkSTleS
Dannenberg. NJ. n, n. W. cor. 18th and
French Streets
Bicycles and supplies
Mcdaniel Cycle CO., loll Market street
Boots and Shoes
Barnett, +. n, 4O3 Madison street
Hayes, John j., ID r I'd street
Higgins, Kats NJ, sl3 Lancaster ave
MGCusker, D., GIG West end street
McVsy, John, II. e. cor. Sth and Market
streets
Raikes, i. W, 4os East 18th street
Wiyel, A C, Is H. 3 street
Fennessey, NJ aI7 Market street
Boot and Shoe Repairing
Fisher, Jos els W. 4th ST
Freshman, Harry, S. ". cor. 18th and Pop
lar SITS
Rossnthal,P, 18th and Bennett st
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
BEST, Thomas, stalls 81 86-SS-2d st. Mar
Fri,shmuth. C. A. W, stalls 5a-5i FL St.
Market
Fritshmuth, G. A. W, 1873 King st
Carton, q. W., stalls 45-t9 sd ST. Market
Reeves, H., stall ~ city Market.
Carpets
Sharp Wm., Is. Il Co., 5. Q. cor. 4th and
Market SITS.
Speakman, Samuel, 200 W. 4th st So
Carpet Cleaning
Hodges, Fred g., so Tatnall st
China and Glassware
Reed, H. Il l5E. FL st
Cigars and Tobacco
Cummns, Gcp. ", 7Ol French st
X slin <, POS Market st
tioona, Henry, H. e. cor. 10Th aud Pine SITS
Rownsley b f., 9Th and SIMPLIFY SIS
Steinicken, Geo, 2l5 Market st
Cleaning and Securing
Manhattan Steam Laundry Co, sos King
st
Clothing
New York Clothing HGu'e, 316 Market
Ponnock, T, H. and Co., Market ct
bnrri, : 2lS Market -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

The burning Of the mansion on the
Hverview farm, formerly owned by An
thony Reybold, near Delaware City, was
undoubtedly of incendiary origin. Last
evening he large barn was burned to the
ground. The State detectives have an
Other chance todsitinguish themselves and
show their abilities in running down evil
doors in our State. The incondiarle;
should DO apprehendod and punished
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

~ REGIsTERs OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE, COUNTY, DEL,

NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, Dhi",
April 2, 1893
Upon the application OF Edward II. Chip
pey, Executor Of Thomas Harding,
late Of Wilmington Hundred, in said
county, deceased. it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice OF granting Of Letters Testamen-
tary upon the estate Of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing nlfer-
tisements to be posted within forty days from
the date Of such Letters in sly Of the most pub
lie places Of the county Of New Castle, rcquir-
ing all persons having demands against the c,.
tate, represent the same, or abide by an ACT or
Assembly In such case male and provided and
also cause the same to he inserted within tine
same period in the DAILY REPU BL.CAN, news
paper published in Wilmington, Del and to be
continued therein. two mouths g, o. i.
49,, GivtE under the hand ard seal OF OF
I s g. flee OF the Register aforesaid, ut Will
- - mington, in New Castle county afora
said, the day and year ahavH written
CALVIN W. CROSSAN. Register.
NOTICE Notices hereby given that Letters
TeStamcntary were Ill due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the 2nd day
Of April, A. d., 1893, and that all persons
having claims against the estate Of the drcrYt'
cd must present the same. duly attcsted, TO IN
said Executor. on or before the md DAY
Of April 90, or abide the Act o? Assembly
in such case made and provided.
EDWARD H. CHlPPEl,
Executor.
Address: ITO Tatnal street, Wilmington
Del. n"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

QWHEN the Preaehsrs Association flnds
time to deoats tho session of Conference,
there must be more trouble brewing than
appears on this surface. Criticlsing the
actions at the Bishop. at one time In the
Methodist church, would have boon con-
sidered sacrilig ious and the offending and
daring person punished. But nowadays,
in this nineteeth century, the Bishop Is no
more than the minister, only in name and
the authority given him by the Church n
making he appointments to the different
churches.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

Brandywine NJ f. Church parsonage
was tbs scene of large and enthusiastic
crowd last evening the occasion being a
meeting called by tho Willing Workers OF
that church to pay their farewell respects
to their former pastor and leader anu also
to thank him for the great good he had
done for them as pastor. And also on be-
half OF the community at large for the
charitable work as member Of the Will
ing Workers. The evening was then given
up to the making OF speeches of regret and
musical selections both vocal and instru-
mental participated in by some of the most
prominent people of the city.
A pleasing feature was tho witty remarks
of Brother Bullock. At IA scasonable hour
the guests were invited to partakc of a
bountifu repast in the shape OF refresh
ments when number OF presents were
presented. Brother Burke extended thanks
personally to all present. Af'er which
they all sang their parting hymn GOD
be with you till we meet again. led by
Brother w. smith. Prayer was then Of
fered up by Brother Cunningham. They
then left ly shaking hands with Brother
Burke, wishing him God speed under His
watchful cyc and assured him their prayers
for bis welfare would follow him every
where
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05
Wilmington's Wonderful Cures

Prof TOwnsend's electric and massage
treatment and his electric appliances have
made these cures in this city for the last
five years, Rheumatism, lumbagO, kid.
uey complaint ST. Nitus dance, spinal
and hip disease, weak eyes deafness,
paralysis, headache, and other cures. Come
and resd testimonials of these cures in my
,ffice and 90 see the cured Tho only
treatment and appliances and office in
Delaware, SO King street. Hourssa M.
TO p IN. Sunday, go. m, 3p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

John Tweed has bought and moved into
what is known as the Hammitt CARR age
factory, No 60i and GvS Walnut street,
.whero he is fitting up first class livery
boarding and fesd stable. John has good
reputation us lveryman. The best re.
commendatlon is all Of his boarders fol-
lowed him from the former stable he kept
on Thornton street--une living on Van
Buren, street and agood many of the Madi
son rect market people send their horses
down to him He expects to make one OF
the best stables in the city Ee has also
first class team, to hire and also does light
and heavy hauling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05
MUSICAL By GRACE ORCHESTRA.

A musical will be given by Grace Or
chestri,, E. A. Brill conductor, in Grace
sunday school hall. Ninth and West sts,,
on Wednesday evening Aprit 13, at s
o'clock Miss Nell Ames Horr, olocutionlst;
Miss Poole, soloist; Mr.. H. A. Brill, yio-
linist; Mr.. Henry A. Lang, pianist. The
violin used by Mr.. Brill was made by Al
bert, Philadelphia. and is CODY OF
Wnrskis SO 90 Stradvarius.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

I Lind, H., 4th and Cornell
Francis, G. H. 2l3l Market st
Florists.
Potter, H. p, 24o5 Market st
Furniture. p
McElwee, iWm., sol Shipley sc
Speakman, Samuel, 200 w. 4th St
Gents Furnishings
Brand & Bro, 4O7 Market st
Davis, Walter s., 302 Market at
Humphrey Bros, 6l3 Market st
Groceries and Provisions.
Benge, G. K Jackson g. Shalleross ave
Blnnit, W. b, sl5 East 9th st
Blackison, w. H., 18th and Walnut SITS
Buckins, w. H., Elm and Van Buren, SITS
Brown, G. G., n. Q. cor. 18th & Jackson SITS
Dare, VIM. H., n. Q. cor 10Th and Adams
street
Horlsk, Sarah. 7th aud Harrison SITS
Hume's Grocery, n. Q. cor. Sth and Mon
Jones, J. NJ, 8. W. cor. 18th and French SITS
Leary, Mrs.. D. F., 400 Madison ct
Light John M. g. Q, cor. 18th and Poplar
Lodge, Howard f., Grubb's Station, Del
Malloy, VIM, 1880 Walnut st
Pyle, j. c., IL. W. sth and King SITS
Rambos Cash Grocery, SO5 w. Sth st
Rsmsberger, Harry, 9th and Madison SITS
Rnbinson, G., n. g. cor. 9th and Poplar SITS
Shields, Kate, 9Th and Lombard SITS
Smith, VIM B., n. W. cor. Delaware ave
and jefferson st
Ewing, f. r., n. W. cor. 7th and. Jefferson
SITS
Monahan, G., 8. W. 9th and Spruce SITS
Postles, VIM. L., S. W. cor. 10Th and Will
son ct
o. Harra, Mrs. P. f., 612 West End st
Wier, T. H., 9TH and King SITS
Castelow, J. Maryland ave and Cedar st
Lewis, G., b., Vandever ave and Hutton st
RUSSELL Jno., 2l6 S. franklin st
Stats, NJ. 1907 Gilpin ave
Roe, s, 2l6 W. Goth ST
Gamble, s., 23rd and Tatnall st
Morgan. S. 2401 w. end st
Cochran J. IS aud Lombard st
Smith, ]. B., and Son 3rd and Lombard
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05

THE Committee on Education are not
satisfied will the bill drawn up, aud have
asked Henry Rldgey, Jr, to draw up an
other measure. Members think that the
present dis rict system should continne,
40 az to allow the voters to elect the com :
missiOners,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-05
B. & O's Women Station Agents.

Ths Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad has IS
women in its employ as station agents,
and the superintendent are very much
pleased with the way in which they per-
form their duties. These women ac5 as
both freight and ticket agents, and it is
said in their favor by the travelling nudit-
ors that their accounts are always perfect
ly straight. Another prominent feature
of their employment is the fact that their
s. atoms are kept heater and clearer than
those presided over by mon. OF the IS now
in the service six are unmarried. or the
other l2 large majority are widows of
former employees CT the road