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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23

In tho city court this morning Judge
Bali de- p It che business with II vim. LI.
ward o 4. onnal Logan the colrbration of
d THANKSGIVING TOO soon and was picked w
by Oti4or DiMare. He was retired al 81
AMI cost.
John Sav,lo was charged with disorder
ly conduct He was arres ed 10y Officer
Burns Az Fifth and Chucrh. He was fined
ei6 aud costs
Alexander Bond colnrr'l, was charged
by Officer Shields with acting in disoy-
dry manner. He WAS retired IOr thirty
DAYS.
James Wylie, coloro1, was p!r&cl up at
/ l.S) O'Clock this morning white using bad
language. He was placed IN tho blue rib
bon lass Of IS and costs
, hur J. l'enueweil was charged with
i being drunk and disuraoyly. He went in =.
to the restaurant Of Charie, Beckett with
another man and ordered oyster stews. llc
rciusod to pay for them. A fine Of IS and
gusts was imposed.
Walter Stewart, colored was charged
with disorderiy conduct. Early yesterday
morning ho was making II noise at stable
81 Fourth street. Hs came to ,hs door
ana in answer 10 IL question cursed on
asIs Shields and Mnluney
For the defense John Forman depesed
tant the frat question asked by the officer
wh, "Whatln tho - are you doing theres"
Yhe defendant replied what Ia the was
Il his business" The otiicsrs cnrsed and
Stewart cursed
l. A. Fnuk testified Stewart was in
charge of the stable on Monday night. He
had been employed for nearly year. On
Cor Muloney was recrlled and sud he saw
Focmnn'S bead ut the stable In bis direct
examination he testified no would have ar
rested Stewart only there was no ono
arotnd the stable.
The court reviewed the evidence and
dismissed the case.
- Michael Mclaughlin was charged with
assault and battery nnl tho case wa, dis
missed 1t was voluntary fight and de-
feat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23

The Water Commission yesterday dis
cussed apparent scarcity Of water nom the
plugs used by engines during the fire at the
Tweed stable carly yesterday morning,
nnd ordered an investigation for the pur-
pose of learning what produced the con.
Gition Of affairs.
The commissioners were Of tho unani.
nous opinion that the service for use ut
flros must be kept in the best possible Or
der and plans for increasing its efficiency
wero discussed. Some OF the fire hyd:anis
ARE connected with small mains aud it Is
and eight inch pipes during the early part
Of next yea..
An application Of the Equitable Land
Company to have water main laid OF
Monroe and Eleventh streets was granted
and six ZACH main viii! 10 laid Tho
street beds are not yet tho property Of tho
city hut they have been condemned by
commission and soon will be secured by
the $ rect and Sewer Department. ".
Beginning with J4nuary tho Water
Department will place meters on pipes
leading into churches where water motors
arc used for pumping largo pipe organs.
The meters will measure the water used
tor the motor only and the other service
will be charged ut the present ratio Tho
department has made several tests con-
cerning this matter and find that If any
thing this plan will tighten the water
rents OF tho churches about twelve of
which are using motors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
Open

Open Open
night
Tomorrow, until .
o'clock.
Thanksgiving, Get rea-
dy for
Till Noon. the cold
wave; a
new Overcoat or new Suit
that you will like because
il fits, will wear well and
be worth the money is the
kind you will get at 9TH
and Market. Hundreds
of Ovcrcoats from SIS to
$35, in Mems sizes; 81 to
SIS, in Boys sizes, and
$3.50 to $S,in Little Boys
sizes. Hundreds Of suits,
50 to SO, in Little Boys
sizes; VS. to SIS, in Boys
sizes, and S. to S25, in
Mems sizes. We can fiji
you; we think we can
please You, and we snaran-
tee to give you good values
Hats, Furnishings and
Shoes. New, stylish and
moderate priced. All sizes
filled in to-day in our
special SO. 80 Shoes. Pat
tent Leather and Box Calf
Big line Winter Kussctts,
80, 81, s., Sc and 81.
JAS. 7. MULLlA & Sll',
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats. Market,
Shoes. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
CARD BASKET.

William y. SmitAers has returned 10
Dover.
Harry Lungron left to-day for a Sou horn
trip. .~
Miss Harriet A. Bolen has returned TO
Eikton.
John z. Donahoe will go to Washington
on business to-day.
Or. i G Sho' t.iige, who has been i'll
With the grip, is visiting in this city.
Presiding Elder r. Il. Martindnle of the
Salisbury district. is visiting in this city.
Miss Scotia White, Of Norfolk, Va. is
visiting Miss Ida Ross On Washington
street.
Miss Ollia Carroll of St. Georges, Del,
is visiting friends il this city
Court Crlor Thomas b. Smith ind sew.
cral friends have returned from q success,
full cunning trip.
Bishop Coleman, tho Rov. George G.
Hall and the Row II. Ashton Henry re-
turned from Delaware City yesterday.
John Moore and William Ward have re.
turned home from their cunning trip In
Maryland They succeeded In bagging
sovcnty-one rabbits, sixty.t three quail, ono
ooon, two owls and three blackbirds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
TENTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Hastings celebrated
tholr tenth anniversary of their marriage
on Monday evening, tho 21st inst, at No.
go Poplar street. After IL pleasant even.
ing had passed with music and singing
refreshments were served to about ITO
guests. Among those present wore: Rev
James Grove ana wife, A. Is. Hastings
and vito, Linwood; j. ID. Fawcett and
wife, Anna Fawcett, Thurlow; 4. l.. Col.
Inns, Linwood, George W. Hastinga and
wife. John Higgins. Everett Higgins, of
Newport; VIM higgins and vito, Glas.
gov; Geo l.. Eugg.ns, Coochs, Del. Mrs.
Rachel Higgins, Glasgow; James Mccoy
and wife, Lula Boys, lIeta Morrison, Is. +.
Leonard and wife. Vera Leonard f. l..
Terrell and wife, Raw w. Il. Stone, II. b.
laraall, !. Elmer Perry and wife, W. W.
Miller, Katie Young, Jennie L. Etzel, W.
i. Fritz, Carrie Cooper, Leonard Crawford,
Molle Cooper, VIM. Budh and wife, Miss
Florence Budd. Norbert White and wife,
Josie Robinson, James Hanna ana wife,
VIM Groves aud wife, Robert Spence and
wife, Mr.. Noshcil and wife, A. Butler and
wife, James Richards and wife, NJ. e.
Smith and wife, II McCarroll and wife, j.
W. Wilson and vito, Mrs Mullan, Mrs.
Laura Thompson, .Iohu Thompson, Harry
Thompson, Miss Edith Rdgway, Clara
West, Miss Woodrow, A. L. Tustcr and
Mrs. Mary Crew, II H. Hughes and wife,
James Cummings and wife Annie Cars
we'll Name Harris, K. II. Cam and wife,
Mrs. Maggie Everett, Dollie Everett, Harry
Boyer and wife, G. H. Hinmant and wife,
Miss NJ. Mondorff, Miss NJ Bacon, Col. G.
NJ Lcitch, Miss Norma Leitch, Miss Flor
enco V. Dunn. Miss Clara Higgins, Mr.
and Mrs. H. II. Hinmann. Charles Wilson.
Misses Florence and Orphie Engle and
Others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
SOCIAL JQTIlNGs /
7 And PERSONALS
>,--.-,r-97
A MelaEge Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Whining t0nians
...,.> and their Many Friends
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.

The home of Mr.. ana Mrs. Franklin p.
Lopez, at No. III Spruce street, was the
scene Of pretty wedding last evening.
when their daughter, Miss Ella NJ. Lopez.
and MISSOURI Stooksy, were married. The
ceremony was performed by the Rav +. +.
Harris, pastor Of Scott NJ. E, Church, in
tho presence of large number OF rsla-
tivcs and friends. The house was beau
tifully decorated with carnations, chrys
anthcmums, roses and ferns, with which
tho ,rd" ana groom were surrounded
when ,Ar nupttai knot was being tied.
TIE :, > nan wns Herbert Hendrlxson,
and the nr ivanaid was Miss Perla Loper,
a si,i.ru, The bride The wedding march
was played Ivy Mrs. Martha Guyer., The
bride mid her maid were attired in charm.
ing gowns of white organdie, trimmed
with white silk, and they carried chrysan-
tbeMums.
Following the wedding reception was
held, and Mr.. and Mrs Stookey were con.
graduated by the guests. A wedding
breakfast was served.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stookey received many
handsome presents. After wedding trip
the wly-weided couple will make their
home at No. 82I Poplar street.
Among those present ut the wedding
were: Mr. ard Mrs. Franklin p. Lopez,
Miss Lulu Lopez, Mrs. Martha Stookey,
"tS' AANliluto iItpcE, .AE. huu AH's oooABo
Lopez and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Easom, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph liolley and
family, MIR. aid Mrs o. NJ, Piorce, OF
Camden, N. j.; Mr. and Mrs. William Lo.
per, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Quinn and family; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Quinn of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs William Hemphill, of Philadel.
pha; Mr., and Mrs. Charles Stevensbank,
of Philadelphia Mrs. Martha Guyer and
son Of Philadelphia; Miss Leah Quinn.
Miss Jessie Quinn, Albert Kennedy, Of
Philadelphia; NJ, and Mrs. ;John Carroll.
and Miss uiie Carroll, OF st. Georges, Dol.
Miss Ethel Eason, Miss Laura Lopez.
Mrs. J. Wesley Pierce II. +. Pierce, Miss
Bertha Picrce, W. IL. Williams. Mrs.
James Engle. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner, War.
rem Vetter William Macames. Warren
Parvis, Frank Baldwin. Mrs. Amanda
Drsco!l, Miss Carrie Byron, Miss Made!
Woodrow. Mrs. S'auffer, Miss May Stauf-
fer, john h. Hartmann, Miss Alice Day,
Miss Lulu Pamar. e. Il. Grantland, Miss
Mollie Horscy, Wilbor Horsey. Florence
Lopor James Quinn, Mrs. a. Sergeant
Mny Brown, Leon H. Easom, Ida Byron,
10. u. Uti :cGll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
- -. g. .Dens1s 80 N
NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence Which Is Right To The Point
h,.~>-~- ~ =,
80 And peIishIe.


Judge Frank Ives OF District Court Of
Crookston, MINI. says: For some time
have used Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets with
seeming great 5euett with few exceptions
have not been SO free from indiges. ion
in twenty five years.
George w. Roosevelt u. s. Consul to
Brussels, Belgium Stuart's dyspepsia
Tablets safe. plensant to take. convenient
to carry give keen appetite, psrfeot diges-
ton.
Mr.. w. ID. Tomlin, mechanical engineer.
Duluth MINI: Ono box of Stuart's Dys-
pepsih Tablets have doEo it's work and
am again gaining flesh and strength
o. Il. Ransom, Hustonville, Ky ] was
distressed and annoyed for two years with
throwing.up food often two or three times
Q day; had no certainty of retaining u
meal if ate one. -Four boxes of tho tab
lets from my druggists hayc fully cured
me. ] find them pleasant to take, conyon.
lent to carry.
Rev. e. d. Brown. Mondovi, Wis: Tho
effects Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is.
simply marvellous u quito hearty dinner
of broilcd beefsteak causes no distress
since began their use. .
Over six thousand people IN the state Of
Michigan alone in 1894 wore cureu Of stom.
ach troubles by S!uurls Dyspepsia Tablets
Full sized packages may be found at all
druggists ut 50 cents or rent by mail or
receipt Of price from +. A ,StuarLCo, Mar.
shall, Mich.
Send for little book on stomach diseases
mailed free
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23

Hanover Presbyterian Sunday School
will observe their eighty fourth.anniver-
this evening Tho pragram is us follows:
Organ voluE cry; greeting song, by
school responsive Bible reading prayer;
solo, Miss Mabln Porter; recitation,
".Sheaves OF Rejoicing happy harvest
homo; recitation. "Ulnnipolenca; chorus
Gene for ali things are now ready re.
spoli,lve Bible reading; SONG, "Wo Como
With THANKSGIVING recitation, The
Seasons" Mr.. II. Carver and Miss Sooy
primary class exercise; recitation, IN His
Name SOLO, "lieavtn's Harvest Ilono;"
responsive Bible reading: motion song,
TO AMI Fro;" chorus, -"Autumn;' nl'
dress, By Rev +, IL jennings; COLLECTION !;
chorus, The lnr. Of tho Harvest eyer.
else 'Amellca;" bencdiction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23

In the presence Of the immediate family
ard few friends, Miss Leila Rowe Cole,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Amos Coils and
Charles I, Dupont Walker OF Dover, were
joined in the holy bonds Of matrimony at
the home of the brides parents, No 800
Van Bulen street, ut noon to-dav. Tho
ceremony was parforned by Rev. George
M. Bond. Of Christ Church, Dover, in tho
parlOr which was decorated with potted
plants As the couple who were unat.
tended entered the pnrlor, Miss Bessie
Murray played the wedding march.
After n collation. had boen served and
congra. ulations received Mr. aud Mrs
Walker departed ON the l.35 O'Clock train
for n trip north. and on their return will
reside at Dover. The presents received
were many and handsome among which
WAS costly silver service. The guests
from Dover were: Mrs. II. H. Walker,
Miss Mia Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Walker. II. r. Walker, Mrs. Harry A.
Richardson. Mis- Deniah Watson. Miss
Lucy Richardson. Miss Cattle Sharp, Miss
Martha Scott Mr.. and Mrs Mark W. Cole
and Oth.rs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
A Suit OF Clothes

Single breasted, straight
sacks, double breasted sacks
round sacks and getaways,
in all the new popular
weaves. S. up. Oui strong
est line is the $40 suit mole
than DO STYLES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
AOreat Meeting at Wesley.

Notwithstanding the storm last night
about % persons were present at Wesley
NJ. T.. Church and there was the most
powerful meeting sinos tho revival began.
There wero showers OF blessings" There
was no preaching. Rov. H. G. Scudday
road II few verses of Scripture and the old
hymn "Whlter than Snow" with oom-
ments on the same. This was followed
by fow testimonies, then the Invitation
WIS given and number came to the altar
Sinners were converted, Iacksliders re-
claimed and Gods own people greatly
blessed. There was no great excitement
but holy Influence pervadol the roolns.
Tho services continued until after eievcn
o'clock. There will DO preaching tonight
by Rev. H. q. Scudday. All invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
Observation-Disclosures

A lret,y home wedding will take plaoe
at o'clock this evening when Miss Alice
Viii taker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Whitaker, and Othn Il strayer arc mar.
riod at tho home OF tho brides parents.
No. 1905 Trenton Placc. The ceremony
will DO performed by Rev. +. +. Briggs,
Of The Second Baptist Church. The couple
will be unattended, except by page in
the person of Master Robert Bayne Wheel.
or, who will carry tho wedding ring to the
par;or where lbout 100 guests from New
Yoik, Philadelphia, Trenton and Bnltt-
more will DO assembled. The presents re-
ceivcd are both handsome and valuable.
MIR. Strayer Is popular druggist while
Miss Whitaker is prominent In church
circles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
tS PobberS In BridcetOn.

Thieves have bson making big hau's iii
B ilgeton, n. j terroriznG the lnhnDi-
tnnts land rnbbInr numerous houses. II G
Residence of CAPTAIN VIM. Brungate vi 8
entered on TUESDAY night md $50 secured,
Tho house of Oberlin Smith WIS entered
aud a servant tainted away on he thief
threatening to cut her throat. The resi-
dences of Mrs. Elizabeth Stader and Mrs.
Katio Knight were also burglari.cd. Tho
city contains some 150DO inhahltants with
3 men on Its poles force, which fact has
embcldeneh tho thieves lately, who have
made a descent on tho city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23

Jesse and Marshall liannuln, near Ken
nett, made q narrow escape from serious
injury Monday afternoon They were i'll
carriage driving Two horses and AS they
were crossing tho d. & o. track, at tho
Lower Snuff Mills, II train camo upon
them with out any warning. and the hlnd
wheel Of their earring, was no moro than
c!ear of the track when the lo:omo'iTo
passed.. Tho horses frightened and upset
tho carriage over steep embankmcnt on
ths other aldo of the track, breaking the
wagon to splinters, and tho animals ran 10
Ashland. where The y were caught Jessa
osoaped with a few bruises, but Marshall
had Ave teeth knocked out and was other
wise injured. and thor escape from more
serious Injury was remarkable. MIR. Han
mum says The engineer gave no warning as
they were listening just before crossing
In lis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23

Star Course" Friday night, t Hoplin
son. From Quantico to st, Marks
Brilliant und Witty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23

Central Presbyterian church will have
their own THANKSGIVING service al 1913,
O'clock.
The pastor, DR.. McCurdy will deliver
one of his characteristic addresses.
The Offering will DO in the interest OF
Olivet Presbyterian church.
Those who have no ssrv.cas on that daT.
In their respective places of worship, will
do well to join the people of Central III
their Thanksgiving services.
All who have listened TO DR.. McCurdv
Oh such occasions know how earnest ana
eloquent he is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
The !!unlrelth Princess

There is ouy one way (as everybody
knows 'nr Il fairy tale to begiU; "Ihoro was
once In this uminently proper fashion
dccs Miss Evejyu S&arp begin delight
fully old fashioned fairy tale IN tho Christ.
mas number Of tho ''Pall Mall Magazine. a"
Miss EyelNn Sharp is an authority Of
some note on matters pertaining to FAIRY.
land. and her namu is IA guarantee that
"Thc llundredth Princess" viii interest
children OF ali ag,'s, Miss Alice b. Wood
ward, celebrated rs an illustrator Of
children ; stories, supplies tho pictures ac-
cumpuuyinn This excellent story,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
a REVELATION FOR WEAKWoMnN

Weak, nervous women who suffer from
female complaints Irregularities discharges
backnehe.etc., get no syhpathy because
they ''look WE'LL" No ons but the physi-
clans know what they suffer ard no ono
but great specialist In female diseases
like DIR. Greene 81 West 18th St New York
City tho most successful physician in cur.
ing these complaints has the knowledge,
skin and remedies which never fail 10 cure
Women should know that Dr. Greene
can be consulted by mail, free. Write the
Doctor, You can thus get his opinion and
udvco in regard to your case, free. Write
MuW-it may result In your cure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
Claims Heavy Damages

Miss Anna Alspnter, yesterday entered
RrIJt In Superior Court against Marin W.
$toskley iqr $500 damages. Recently
&hils Mr. G'ryon was driving on pcnn.yi.
YAnla avenue when his to9m was run INTO
from The rcar throwing Mr. GrveM OUT
xhd dislocatiDa bis shoulder
I, EisA Altsent2er bad hor shoulder blade
broken aud received other injuries. Tho
team bhet ran into them Is said to have
Dssn sho3kley's. and it is alleged that the
Nlllstoh was thS result Of Shockley and
KHethet inau racing on the avenue,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
Substitute Carriers.

Postmaster Browne has boen informed
by tho Department at Wa,hnQton tina
his request for substitute carriers at thl:
season has been granted. He was inform.
cd that four sub ,titutes would be- appoint
ed for The Wilmington post Office and the
names OF the men at the head of the elias
sifed service list will bo considered. IN,
four men arc to be appointed for the ho'i
day season and Post Master Browne say
that an effort will be made to have lht
four new men retained Wilmington i:
growing in territory and the post office de
partment must keep up with the gr0wtl
of the city New letter carriers and Il ser
yics in the Highlond5 will come together
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23

The Levy Cont yesterday afternoon
passed no ELECTION bills The checks for
che genera expenses viii I'm drawn ut onco
!, 1ut thosa ioTihs e!ccti1n Of ottoor8 Will
not be ready until tho latter part Of the
week. The N'iis 'rtN about Si6 0OJ.
Harry L. DAyUtt presented his rugilna-
tion rs assessor of penolder hundred
and vas Immediately ls-elcotcA, Mr. Day
ett was chosen Al the recent eloCtlou hut
Called to appear last Tuesday to be sworn
lp aad and to make him legally oIoct.1 he
bad to resign and DO re-oitc!ei by the
knprt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
HEALEY-UOUGHERTY.

The wedding of Miss Mary A. Dough-
er.y and John A Healey, will take place
in st. Joscph's Church on the Bcandywina
to- morrow morning. Tho ceremony will
be performed by Rcv. William j. Ber-
mingham. Nupiial mass will be celebrated
at s o'clock. The young people nre prom
inent members of the church aud the we'd
ding will be witnessed by a largo circle Of
friends. After tho ceremony Il wedding
breakfast viii DO served and tho newly
welded couple will take 70 trip to Niagara
Falls and on their return will reside at
Henry Clay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
Literary Notes.

Are women mean in money matter'9 Is
the subject Of II symposium in Tho Christ
mas isslle of Tho American Queen. Tho
symposium is clcvcrly worXel out by
Gertrude A,herton aai Alcine Sargent.
Lois Knight contributes an article on
Christmas church decoration, ard gives u
number of orginn; illustrations for ldorn
ing churches in holly and mistletue for the
holiday season. The cover is II clever
sketch by Travel titled Under tho Mi te.
too. prescn'ingn woman paying the for
felt Of kiss benea Ii the mistlctOe bouHh,
Two beautiful cngravirgs of chorisier5
pouring out their souls in happy devotion
On Christmas morning add to tie holiday
appearance.
The Christmas Issue ia we'll up to its
usual high standard mall Its departments
and presents real holiday appearances.
Tho American ttlcc:, $3.50 Walker street.
New York