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AT noon yesterday a shed in the rear of
1922 Napoleon street caused run for the
fire department. 1t was damaged about $50
The cause of the fire is unknown. The shed
belonged to William Harslatter.
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Nntine the snIe nf Schrnder,s

China Store They desire to close out their
entire stock rather than move it. Many ar
ticles being sold less than half price. Don't
miss this opportunity Only about one week
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Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diana. General offices, 29 South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion.
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Big 4 Route.

ITomeseekers excursion to South and
Southwest March / and Is. One fare plus
50 for round trip. Call at office, No. East
Washington street, and Union Station.
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If you have surplus funds awaiting in
vestment or belonging to an estate, which
you can deposit for Il given time, THE
UNION TRUST COMPANY will pay inter
est upon them. The company does not do
a general banking business, but receives
deposits for stated periods, enabling hold
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Cnre Headache In 10 Minutes
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Action Rescinded.

All action for the following improvements
was rescinded:
For asphalting the roadway of Fifteenth
street, from Illinois street to Senate avenue.
For asphalting the roadway of Fifteenth
street, from Delaware street 10 Central ave
nue..
For asphalting the roadway of Fifteenth
street, from Central avenue to College ave-
MIA
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless oats
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McGillIard Agency Co Fire insurance.
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For paving with brick the southeast side
walk of Massachusetts avenue, from the
first alley southwest of Hillside avenue TO
Rural street.
For paving with brick the north sidewalk
of Elizabeth street. from Maxwell street to
Wilson street,
For paving with cement the sidewalks of
Delaware street, from Twenty-second to
TWenty-third street.
A remonstrance against the Improvement
of Annetta street, from Thrtieth to Thirty
first street, was overruled and final action
was taken,
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kimball pianos. carlln 8 Lennox. e Market St
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ART EMPORIUM,
Telephone 500.


The Promo " is still the sure shot IS
Camera. This is dry plate 3Ax4H camera
and although cheap in price bears the
standard brand of "Premo"
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Lieber flash cartridges 25c box. Lieber
fash sheets 25c a package. No danger in
using either
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
NY FRIEND FRGM INDIA"

Atths Grand Opera House OH Monday
night ii. A. DuSouchct's My Friend
FROM India, which has crj oyod long and
prosperous runs in Now York, Boston.
Phlladelphia ID Chicago each to over
whelmirg success. has gone far to supply
tbe:popular demand for something fire. III
and novel in tho theatrical line. Theatre
goers have grown tired of witnessing the
same stereotypcd round of plays each sea-
son. My Friend From India" Is a play
founded on novel basis Theosophy
opens wide and fertile nsd for satire
and introducing an unlucky barber hidden
within u yellow bods.r.ad in,oa wealthy
pork packers family ava rember of tho
ancient and learned "Ordor of the Yellow
Robe OF India and having him doomed
up as the genuine article for advance social
purposes, the author has struck popular
and funny vein.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
WARRANTS FOR !.
OFFICER
George Morrison { nd ] IS,
Doris of New Castle
lid. to be Arrested.

George Morrison, an inspector, and
James Doris. u judge at the recent cleo
ton In the first primary district at tho
Tenth representative district, New Castle
hundred will he arrested some time this
afternoon for violation OF the election laws
in refusing to allow John H. Hartman, q
col0rod minister, to vote
Whom MIR. Hartman appeared at the vot.
ing place no was Informed that on one
book he was classed us colored man, and
on another as white man, therefore the
refusal.
Magistrate Daley issued the warrants
for the officers yesterday afternoon. The
men will in all probability waive hear
ing and will be tried at next weeks session
OF county court .....
IL Is said that q warrant will be issued
this afternoon for the arrest of Mr.. Ceaver
Democratic inspector OF the Fourth pri-
miry district Of the Third represent agivs
district, st. Georges hundred. The charge
against him Is destroying ballots on elec-
tiUn day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
DEATHS,

BLLEW-At the residence of her daughter
Mrs David Russell at AIarshalton, Del, on
November Il, 1903, Elizabeth, widow of tie
late Vim. l.. Blow, aged 70 years
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the fuaornl from tho resi-.
ct Mar,hallton, Dol, on Sunday afternoon
Nov 20 to meet at the house at o'clock,
without further notice Internent VIII
mington and Brandywine Cemetery. 4
She has fallen asleep,
She is resting at last.
The pulse has grown still
- And tho fever Is past;
She suffers no longer
In heart or In brainl
And the pain that so racked her
Shall not come again.
She has fallen asleep
y, mother tbs past.
Thank God as you weep,
She is resting at last.
WOkkMAN-In this city on November II 1895
ueorgs 5, howard. son OF George Henry Work
Re'ntives and friends and all News carriers
are invited to attend the funeral service MT his
late residence, lG)9 Reed street on sunday af.
at the place of his birth. Pennington Del.
HAYEs-On November IS, 1893, Jane Haves
Friends ere invited to view the body az her
late residence 5!@ West 4th street, on MONDAY
from 10 to o'clock Funeral strictly private.
DENNiSON-ln this city on Nov. H. Mary
Dennison aged II years '
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invit.
Cd to attend the funeral services on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, from her late residences
2Ol Monroe street. !ntprment al Wilmington
and Brandywire cemetery. A
GCTHRIEIn this city on November 10. 1893
Earl, only child Of Samuel and Ella Guthrie.
aged Is months.
Relatives and friends of the family are in.
vittd to attend the funeral from the Residence
ct Mr. John H0opcs No. 1917 West Sixteenth
street. on Sunday afternoon. Nov 10Th at
o'clock lnterment st. Jam ~ Cemetery, Stan.
ton, ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
No Rabbits for Salc.

Although rabbits arc more plentiful Ia
this State than for years. but few will and
their way into city homes This Is due to
the fact that tho laws Of the State prohibit
the sale of my kind of game. Tholaw for
the killing OF game expired Oh Wednos-
day and when many housewives left their
homes this morning they expected to bring
home rabbits. None were offered for sale;
however, consequently there wns oonsid-
erable disappointment. Chapter 1872, Vol.
ume 90 Of the State laws prevents the SALE
Those families who desire rabbit pie,
stew or roast, will have to sond their male
members into tho country 10 kill tho
game.
Tho Delaware Game Protective Assouis-
ton last year mnds several prosecutions
for violations Of tho law and tho society
agents wero III King and Madison street
markets this morning looking for those
porsons who had rabbit, quail pheasant,
squirrels, ETC., for sale, but they found
none.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
PEACE is
NOW CERTAIN,
Spain's Commissioners
Ordered to Accept the
Unavoidable.

Pnris, Nov, 10. Tho situation justine
dne assertion thht peace Ia ut last in sight
The execution OF the treaty may be sill Oh /
~ delayed by possible change in the per.
some! OF tho Spanish Commission, bu
the Madrid Government has definitely de
ciueu 10 accept tho American terms, Of
rather, the best tcrims:: avuilabla.
INSTRUCTIONS to this effect have been re
celved Ivy Senior Monttro Rios. president
OF tno spani.h Commission, and his ASSOC
ctates from Prime Minister Sagasta ind
although Senior Mon;ero Rios does not
WI huraw his declaration that he will
hsver yield to the American demands
There can be no noubt Of the final result.
The decision Is doubtless based upon the
exihganc'es OF the doneSii c pnliticai sltua-
uon. The Madrid Governments finds it ok.
ptdieut to meet at the present moment
father than later, the crisis which u expect
ell TO arise when the treaty OF peace Is
signei.
A majority o. the Spanish representa-.
tives III Paris are deeply chagrined by this
sudden decision of the home govern ment,
and they naturally give diplomatic de-
Mai OF all knowledge OF such action. but
tho authority for making the announces
mentis beyond question.
Tho Spanisr,ts do not conceal tho fact
that they wou,S Lo glad to enter int such
an arrangement. They will, of course, be
daomcd to sad disappointment whom the
time concs for IL discussion Of the figures.
Meantlme the Spanish Commissioners,
in thu belief that tho new attitude OF tho
Madrid Government viii not become
kAown to tho Americana are chcrishing
Sotns hopes, based upon news from tho
United states, that the American Govern
mont wishes to buy ono u tho Caroline
Islands for usD as IL caJlo station.
They interpret this to mean that while
the Americacs persist Ia Lheir demand for
the Philippines they arc willing 10 mako II
substantial concession in the direction
which Spain most desires by paying IL big
price for this iS!lnd.
This il unfortu innate, for tho moment is
propitions for the prompt completion Of
the work Of the conference. which night
sssily DO flushed within a week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
In the Wrong House,

Ao'Aoa Ill ah unknown mousse and In
ihof'a' iear OF pelnS shot down rs u
ourg'ar' ~ inc 'efr'Die ordeal, which q
YVES. oe'en.n s'rees woman experienced.
h'ie ''s't'"e !" west sixth street
tfienu al a'"'h Oh IRE caused her to
ieaVe 1he mouse, leaving thes vestibule
uoor ofen In order that she might
enter without disturbing tho family. She
ascertained where the fire was, and re-
turned to tho house not that of her friends
but another which invited her through an
open ve'tioule door.
She closed the door behind her, anu SUBJ
sequently found she was locked in and
moving around in tho darkness
she stumbled into stove, then she
concluded she was In tho wrong house and
she returned to tho door but was unable
to open 1t; then made her way to window
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
Post Office Appointments.

morning paper contained tho follow.
ing Item:
Postmaster Browne in the near future
Will mako several appointments. He has
the offices of special delivery clerk, janitor,
and superintendent of carriers to fiji
Ihore arc anunmber of applicants for each
place but Postmaster Browne has not yet
made his selection.
Upon Investigation by a reporter of tho
REPUBLICAN 1t was learned that there is
no truth in the article. There il no janitor
there at present. He is a porter and as
such comes under the Civil Service laws.
The other positions mentioned are under
tho law also with the exception of the spec.
ial livery messengers. 1t Is not right to
send out such statement as there will
be some applicants Tor the positions from
persons who may sec the article
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19

The Sussex Journal this morning says
There is n great deal of tnlli about the
James Gordy farm near Gravelly H Ii
being haunted and that white dogs almo st
Us large as horses arc seen about the pla CO
queer noises are heard upon the roof of
the house and many other things of Il
'haun:ed nature are being seen and
heard about tho place.
Such rer arts are silly, and should not bo
listened to by people who know better.
Mr.. Morris did not sell his household goods
because he could not stay on the farm but
bccau 70 Of his wife's illness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19

If there is a history of
weak lungs in your family,
take SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nourishes and invigor-
ateS.
1t enables you to resist the
disease. Even if your lungs
arc already affected, and if
besides the cough you have
fever and emaciation, there
is still a strong probability of
a cure.
The oil in the Emulsion
feeds; the hypophosphites
give power to the nerves;
and the glycerine soothesand
heals. !.
SOC, ard Sr.oo, all druggists y *
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
Fire at Point breeze.

A fire broke out shortly after two 0 clock
ehis morning In II two.,tory building of
the Atlantic Refining Company at the end
ct Point Breeze avenue and burned fierce
ly for about two hours.
The building Is used on tho first floor
Rs u boiler room and the second Is devoted
70 tho ma&irg Of five gallon cans.
The 1'tonen wo"e quick to respond to
The alarm which was sent in and they
fought the fire for two hours, at the end Of
which time they had obtaiLed control Of
It,
The los, will amount to $4,000, owing
10 the fact that the upper DRY is complete.
~ Quilted out and the water Is two feet
drep in the boiler room.
| he loss is reported us being covered by
INSURANCE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE LAST STROKE.

Tha King Dramatic Company presented
thor master piIcs Tho Cherry Pickers
last svsning e. Il fair sized audience. Tho
plot is based upon the hatred by the En-
glish for the haif-cl.tc during oac Afghan
Invasion of 1873 Tho scsne in the gun !.
room, the dischargs OF u rih,d gun at tho
half-casto and his rescue are wildly shown
to tho end of tho act. This afternoon the
company presented The Two Orphans.
Tonight the conpa"y closes their wuek 4
ongagcmont with ono of Jacob Let's
famous Cuban plays, "Ths Last Stroke. d"
The play 1t Is said Is ono of the worry test
ami first OF tho Cuban plays its scenes are
lad IN and about Cuba in its late war for
Freedom 1t contains some very exciting
episodes which make the play rank
among tho very bost of its class.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
KILLED IN. THE J.
WEST YARD.
Bodies of Two Men. From
Baltimore Found Along
the Railroad Tracks.

The dead bodies of two white men were
found along the tracks Of the p, W. e.
B. Railroad in the Vest Yard this morn
ing. They were taken on shifter to the
station and Deputy Coroner Chandler
summoned. Tho bodies were remaved to
the morguo. An investigation revealed
tho fact that one man who was about So
years Of age, had both legs cut off below
the knees, both arms broken and his head
5adly bruised. In his pockets were found
number Uf letters addressed to Richard
Learsemar, Glsnburnie, p. o., Anne
County, Md. The letters were all written
by q woman believed to be his wife and
signed Lulu NJ. Ho also had areconmen.
dation from the proprietor of the shaw
cook. In another pocket he had II small
tin type OF woman and a cnrd QUILTING
him to dozen of photos at H0ward's Art
Studio No. G1 Gray street.
The other man was about 25 years Of :ge
and wore gold ring with three emerald
sets. He wore the ring On hts right hand.
lie hal no papers by which he could be
was the address. "in back Of Tabor place,
No. Ill.," He had razor and a mouth Or
gan in his inside pocket Both men were
well dressed aud wore good overcoats.
While the examination Of tho mon was be.
ing nude young man called ut the
norgue and identified the men rs being
from Baltimore. He said his name WINS
CHARLES Weigand. Of Baltimore, and was
Visiting his sister, Mrs. Maggie Friebel, Of
No $40 Eighth avenue
While cunning near the West Yard yes-
terday he met tho two men. They told
him they were from Baltimore aud that
they were going to Delmar. They expect.
cd to secure employment at that place and
stated they intended boarding freight at
8. 80 o'clock last night which would take
them to Delmar The younger man wore
pair of blue overalis and In answer to
question said that the reason no wore them
was to savo his good pants. The suppose
uon Is that the Two men attempted to board
a fast moving freight, missed their foot. |
ing, fell beneath the wheels of the train |
and paid their lives as u penalty for at
tempting to board the train. Deputy Cor.
oner Chandler prepared the bodies SO as to |
LIE fit to view and will communicate with
tho authorities in Baltimore with the hope |
Of finding the relatives OF the dend mon il |
they have any in that city or Canton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19

E!kton, Md. Nov. ls-An unknown
white man, apparently abont fory-fve
years Of age, was found dead this morninp
on tho Susquchanna bridge, on the Phila-
delphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Rail.
road. Tho mans body was not mutAated,
and only scalp wound was on his head.
1t Is tho superstition that he was stealing a
ride on freight train and foil off There
was nothing about his person by which to
identify him. He was buried at the OK
pense of the county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19


! Interest in the special IL ceilings at Salem
Church ure increasing.
Inst Tuesday evening the congregation
surprised and delighted the heart of their
pastor by presenting hiM with n blanket
Tor his horse and II lap robs for him solf.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
10 celebrated to- morrow at Salon Church
Mt 2,3J p III. and at Christiana Church
Sunday eth inst. 10. 80 a. III.
Asupper was held at the NJ. f. Church
here Thursday and Friday evenings. Tho
attendance was good in COO sidsration of
the inclenent condition OF tho weather.
Christiana Castle No. 20, X. q. Il will
Attend service in the NJ Il. Church to.mor.
row at 10 80 a. N.
Tho funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary Anna
Graves WIS held last Tuesday. Iuterment
Ut NJ. Il. Cemetery.
The funeral service OF Miss Robecca
Ksmp WAS held at 10 u. m. to day Mt tho
home of MIR. :. p Alrich near here In
torment at Riyerview Cemetery, Whining.
ton
Tho funeral service Of MIR. Jamos Howell
was conducted at the homo OF his son Mr.
Alonzo Howell this morning at 10 o'clock.
1nterInent ut Bethel Cemetery.
Most every ono in the cominuni Is suf-
fering from AL epidemic of bad cold
There arc II few cases of serious illness.
Friday afternoon literary and musical
exercises were held under the direction of
the teacher Miss Fannie Armstrong.
An entertainment will DO given by the
Loyal Temperance Legion OF Christiana,
In Institute Hall, Nov. 23d. The program
will consist of singing. recitations and
dialogues. Admission 10 cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
. NJ. Wisr's, Fifth and King Streets

is the place Fancy new lcghorn citron, ycry
finest, lsc pound. Fancy new orange and
lemon peel, II pound. New Sultana seedlsss
raisins, extra nice large once. Ice pound, fancy
new seeded inuscatcl ra:sins, one pound pack.
age. Zoe; extra nice large muscatei raisins 10 a
pound. Fancy new cleaned currants Zoe
pound; fancy now uncleaned currants extra
nice ones, Sc pound. NGnesuch minccmeat
pies, lOca package. Noncslch pumpkin put
up Tho same ss the mincemcat, md i you
want to h We the best pumpkin pie you ever
ate, try this lOc package; makes two large
pos. You want some or an OF these things
for Thanksgiving and you want TO know where
70 get them. Dark brown sugar, dc pound.
W. give trading stamps at r. NJ WIER'S,
Fifth and King streets. nW6tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
Transfers OF Property.

N Fhc fohuwiNk Transfers 81 property w6rt
{. epc0rdcd NJ tie Surveying Department Of
- Street mad Sewer department during
NE ipnst weclg, W. =
JSb He,kicy 10 G. Wesley weldip, West
saHe 81 West north o Eighth street, ~,
job Mcbride 10 JOB w. Iilly southeast
corner Broad aud Locust and south side
q root for <20M Same properties
1rom Job w. Lilly 10 Eiizab.h Mcbride.
Mary Il. Smyth to Andrew N Slnborn
N9S ~ and IL Carpenter street for 1850
Hubert Cassidy to Theu b. Rogers,
west slide OF Orange. south OF Second and
for ", 500
Mary ESmyth to Levi C. Bird Il, IL, IS
AMI ~ Carpentcr street for sl,90)
: VIM. =. Chesney to Benj.D Jester north
sldo OF Fourth east of Poplar for 5000,
Henjamin d. Jester.
JOB Hirzell, Trustee, to Emma A. Gold.
berg, south side Of Second east Of French
street for g.. 900.
Marshal Worth to Alkaline Acker, West
side OF Buttonwood for 3d. O01.
JAS, Mills to Mutual Loan Association,
northeast corner Fourth and Spruce for
te.OOO. '-'''|' AVA
Tho'. ! Cunningham to James sbeo.
pan west side Of Twenty fourth and Madi-
Sumo property from r. Tracy Tobn to
tnOlhns j. Cunningham.
!, Christian Deverics 10 Viola NJ. I)everies,
southwest. corner Thirteenth and LON
bard,
-. L. Bradford administrator, to u.
Gardner Littell, south side OF Curett near
Church.
= John MONEY! to Nary Donlan, west side
OF sixth. east Of Sprucs
Sallie O'ponneii to William +. McCon-
nell, west side Of Buttonwood, north of
Eighth for $50
, Calvin !. Swayno to Caspar Kendall,
trns CO. Two properties on Seventh near
franklin Tor $500
Charles NJ. Quigloy to Guorge n. Will
lars. northeast corner Scott aud Shallcross
nvanue, for $1,000.
Thomas II. Melvin to Charles Witsal.ss
and Frank e. BonsaIl properties ON Tontn
street for u, $50 each.
Kent u Weeks 10 Rush g. Rayner, east
Side OF Eight. cath near Monroe.
g. l. Swayne to Francis d. :. Tain all,
No. 1872 West Seventh street for S&.7Ol
- - - =
: Bean Soup Lunch tonight, Jas, A. Kel.
~ u L.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-19
Obituary

Tbs funeral of Mrs. Mary DenniIon took
pace to day from her late residence No,
SJl Monroe street. lntcrment wni made
In tho Wilmington and Brandywine ceme-
terry. Mrs llennison who was 7! years Of
age died on Thursday of appoplexy.
Miss Mary A. Gowun, Of No 6l9 Jack
son street, died yesterday OF cerebrits.
Mrs Elizabcth BLEW of Marshallton,
died on Thursday. Paralysis was the
cause Of hor death Her funeral will take
place tomorrow. lnterment will be madu
IN the Wilmington and Brandywlnc ceme.
ftry. Mrs BLEW was II years Of axe.
Ethel Bowers, ago II months, died yes
terdny of commissions Il tho homo of her
parents No. III? East Twelfth street