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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17

morderstwo; niejaka Dora johnson
identyfkowala go jako zab6jcs jej
przyjaci6iki, May Mueller, kt6ra 20.
stala zamordowana d. 16 Marca 1896
W domu pm. Is Green str.
= alderman Hepburn unaarh ---
Znany bardzo dobrze W Chicago
John Hepburn, kt6ry przez wiele lat
by} republikahskim aldermanem 4
wardy, " radzie miejskiej odznaczai
sic energia we wszystkich polity-
cznyoh sprawaoh miasta zywy braf
udzial, umarl onegdaj W San Franci-
SEQ, Cal.
- Nagroda ga odaoags. - Parma
Barbara Stack, kt6ra W wagonie
kolei elektrycznej szpilka cd kapelu.
sza tax dzielnie natar}s ma rabusl6w,
ze ci umkneli, ME obrabowawszy
konduktora, zostala zaproszona ma
posiedzenie zarzadu kolei, ma kt6rem
jej podzieKowano "a odwazne jej
wystapienie doreczono $40 jako Da.
erode.
- Podejrzani 0 Aradsiea - John
Clark, alias Frank Kujawa i Rodger
Timothy, podejrzani o to, ze we
Srode wieczorem zakradi sic do
skladu jubilera Hagemunna pm. 6l7
Milwaukee ave. i skradli stamtad to-
wary wartosci $40, zosteli wczoraj
aresztowani zamknieci ma stacyl
prey W. Chicago ave.
- ,,HraJia" DianoUics. = Ow
,,hrabia' Rocco D,anowicz, kt6ry,
jak opo wiada, cd wielu lat podr6zuje
pieszo po swiecie, onegdaj wieczorem
zostai porzadnie obity W pewnej
piwiarui prey Monroe str. Pozwolii
on sob;e szyderczych z'rt6w re sztau.
daru gwiszdzistego, a Irlsndczyk I.
J. Furner, oburzouy rzucll Sc ia ME
go i ob g. ,,Hrabia" uciekf i kazas
pdzaiej Furnera aresztowft.
= W hall , Wicker Park", ma
roga NJ lwaukee ave. | North ave.,
iu,rn, va Wtorek wieczorem, odbe-
die sic konferencys b ura p6fnocno-
zachodniego zwiaaku towafzystw do
broczynnych cslem cb nyslsaia srod-
k6w do zebrauia przynajmniej $4,000
dla uIz>nia nedzy. ID komtstu
faanso wego biura nalezy takze pan
Piotr Ko}oassa. Gt6wnym m6wca
bedzie Franklin Mac Vesgh. Supe.
rintendcntem jest Robert A. Kill.
bcurn.
- Nie6espieczny po&ar. Messy.
chana kltastrofa grozi}a wczoraj
wieczorem m eszkahcom PREY Keith
str. blisko Chicago ave. O godz. 8
min. 5 powstat pozar W 2 p;etrowym
domu pm. IA Keith str, W kt6rym
znajduja sic magazyny kontraktor6w
Weir & McKechuey, i to wlasnie W
pokoju, gdzie przechowywano matte.
Tuz pred domem znajduje sic wei
scie do tunelu wodnego, W kt6rym
pracowalo wlasuie DUO robotnik6w.
L;nehan, jeden dozorc6w kompanii,
spostrzeg}szy pozar, zaalarmowaa TO-
botnikow przedewszystkiem staras
sic o wyniesienie okoiO 1900 funt6w
dynamitu, kt6re miai przechowane W
pokoiu tuz mad izba, W kt6rej pozar
powsta}. Ma szczescis udalo sic to:
W przeclwnym bowiem razie nastapi.
laby straszliwa katastrofa, kt6rej
ofara pad}oby mn6stwo zapewne
ludzi szereg dom6w W okolicy. Po'
Ear potem szybko ugaszono.
- Fa5szysoe 6a'aA;noty. -Donosi-
lismy tenn, ze W Philadelphia W
Chicago odkryto nadzwyczaj zrecznie
fslszowane studolar6wki, ze Rad
zamierza wycofad oryginalne noty,
kt6re wzieto "a wz6r do fasszerstwa.
Ot6z kazdy posiadaiaoy studolar6wke
"silver certificate, serya 1891, moze
js zmienic teraz powinien tenn sic
pospieszy6: ale ME otrzyma "a to
zaraz pieniedzy, tylko podaje sw6j
adres, banknot posysaja do urzedu
skarbu do Washingtouu, i stamtad
albo nadejda pieniadze, jezeli ban
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
Ma Wegrzech i W Czechach

Ma Wegrzech i W Czechach
mnoza sic manifestacye socya:
listyczne. Bierze W mich udzia1
ludnost wiejska. w Pradze
polaczyli sic re socyalistami
studenci i zakl6cali dzisiai po'
rzsdek publiczny. Energiiczne
wystapienie policyi zapobiegio
dalszym wybrykom.
RemerO RObIedO.
MADRYT, logo Stycznia. -
Senor Robledo przewodniczy1
dzisiaj ma wielkiem zgroma.
dzeniu przeciwnikow autono.
mi dla Kuba6czyk6w. Posta.
nowiono wystosowac adres do
kr6lowej regentki, protestnjs'
cy przeciw rozwiazaniu korte'
z6w zadajacy niezw4ocznego
zwo}ania ich ma nowo. Popro.
szono Weylera ma to zebranie,
lecz general ME przy5yl, ME
chcac naraaat sic nadal rzsdo.
wi.
DemOnstracye " Paryzu.
PARYz, 16 Stycznia. Ma
czesG genera}a Soussier, uste-
pujscego komendanta Paryza
naczelnego wodza wojsk
francuzkich, urzadzono dzisiaj
wspania,y pochod uliczny, W
kt6rym wzieli udzia} ofcero,
vie, aolnierze, veteran, glmna'
stycy i przedstawic'ele r6znych
stowarzysze6. General, W ga
lowem ubranin i otocxeniu
swego sztabu, przyglsdai SIG 2
okna swego palscu pochodowi,
ma kofcu kt6rego znajdowali
sic studenci, wolajacy ustawi,
cznie; nPluicie "a lo]e!!
,,SmierG zydom!" Studenci
wybijali okna wystawowe W
niekt6rych kawiarniaeh l W
domu, o kt6rym ssdzono myl-
ME, Dc mieszka W MIN Zola.
Policya rozpedzila awanturni-
k6w, aresztowawssy kilkuna-
stu 2 Mich.
Demonsrtacye antylydo-
wsk;e odbywajs sic nadto W
Marsylii, Tuluzie, Nancy / W
innych wiekszych miastach,
Pod cieikim zarzutem,
BERLIN, 1890 Stycznia. =
w Brunszwigu aresztowaia
policya Wilhelma Waldmanna,
kt6ry odsiadujsc kara wiszle-
MIA we fortecy, zakrad{ sig do
magazynu, przywsaszczyi sobie
materya3 paluy nowego wyna'
lazku i sprzedal takowy agen'
towi francuzkich wladz wo.
jennych. Waldmann byi osa.
dzony W fortecy, poniewaz
kilka lat temu ucieki z wojska
wstapi} do francuakiej legli
W Afryce. Jest 2 pochodzenia
Alzatczykiem.
Drobne Wiad0mOsci.
Cesarz Wilhelm obcho.
dill wczoraj uroczyscie roczni.
cs swej koronacyi.
Cesarz Franciszek Jozef
przyjmowal ma posluchaniu
ekskrola Milana serbskiego.
Skutkiem powodzi we
Walencyi, W Hiszpanii, zapa.
d}o sic tam 80 dom6w.
- Pogloske 0 uszkodzeniu
iednego 2 dw6ch okret6w ME.
mieckich, udajacych sic do
Chin, wywloa}a ia okolicznosc,
ze deutschland" holowaf ,,se'
fion" azeby zaoszczedzit wegli.
W Trikhals, W Grecyi,
zrzsdzi1 poaar szkode ma
S25O,ooo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
TeIegramy zagranicEn6,
Kfopoty AngIik6w W Indyach.

LoNDYN, 1890 stycznia. -
Wicekr6l Indyj donosi droga
telegrafczna, re Afrydowie
zaieli ma nowo wawoz Klyber,
strzelajs do posterunkow an.
gielskich i przecinajs druty
telegraficzne, uniemozliwiajac
komunikowanie sic z SODA po.
jedy1czych oddzia}6w angiel-
skiego wojska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
Pies kroI0Wei.

LoNDYN, 1890 Stycznia.-
W tych dniach aresztowa}a
policya cz}owieka, prowadza.
cego psa bez kaga6ca. Jak sic
pokaza3o, by} to pies kr6lowej
Wiktoryi. Ssdzia zauwazy3, ze
ugryzienie przez psa kr6lowej
ME mniej jest niebezpieczne,
jak ugryzienie przez kazdego
innego psa. Skaza} przeto kr6
Iowa na zaplacenie 5 szyling6w
kary. Krolowa zastosoWa1a sic
do tego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
TAX jak W Chicago.

OMAHA, Neb., 16 Stycznia.
Wczoraj o godz. II W nocy
wskoczyIo dw6ch zamasko~a'
nych drab6w ma tramwaj eleS.
tryczny 13tej ulicy. Wymie-
rzyli W glove konduktora re-
wolwery i zmusili go do wy.
dania 25 dolar6w, kt6re mia1
prey sobie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
Wyjazd Hanny.

CLEVELAND, O., II Stycz.-
Senator Hanna otrzyma} depe'
sze, wzywajacs do Washingto'
nu i uda{ sic niezwlocznie W
drogs. Przypuszczajs pow.
szechnie, re jego obecnosG jest
tam potrzebna re sswzgledu ma
popieranie projektu anneksyi
wysp Hawajskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17

Ma Wegrzech i W Czechach
mnoza sic manifestacye socya.
listyczne. Bierze W mich udzia{
ludnost wiejska. W Pradze
polaczyli sic re socyalistami
studenci i zakl6cali dzisiai po'
rzsdek publiczny. Energiczne
wystapienie policyi zapobiegfo
dalszym wybrykom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
KonWencya mnlarzy.

PEORIA, Ill, 1890 Stycznia
Konwencya miedaynarodowej
uni kamieniarzy i mularzy
rozpocznie jutro obrady, gdyz
komitety poko6czy3y swe pra-
ce. Liezba stowarzyszonych
wynosi 56,396 cz}onkow, z
tych 81, $50 jest zatrudnionych.
Tytulem wspare wydano W
roku zeszlym $28O,o00,515.
W kasie znaiduie sic s03,37e
remanentu. Istnieje projekt
postawienia narodowego domu
przytulku ola czlonkow unii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
Zfodzieje u CleVtlanda'

BosToN, Mass, l6 Stycznia.
DO letniego mieszkania eks.
prezydenta Clevelanda W Gray
Gables, zakradli sic zfodzleje,
kt6rzy przetrzesli caly dom cd
CORY do dolu. Kiedy to sig
stalo, niewiadomo, gdyz Brad
Wright, zarzadca posiadloscl
Clevelauda, spostrzegi kradziez
dopiero W tych dniach ! daf
znaG o niej policyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
P0ciecha W smutku.

BUTTE, Mont, 16 stycznia.
Odsiaduiscy kars W domu po.
prawy G. M. Oliver otrzyma1
wiadomos6, ze W Europe
umar} jego stryj Edwin, 20:
stawiajsc swemu siostrze1cowi
$3.50, 600 spadku. Ow wuj
umarl juz przed rokiem, lecz
tr"dno by3o dowiedziec SIG o
adresie spadkobiercy. Dopiero
process G. M. Olivera i osadze'
ME 60 W wiezieniu zwr6cis ma
niego uwage adwokat6w, inte'
resujscych SIG ia sprawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-17
Miody rOzb6inik.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 1890
Ojciec 15letniego Samuela
Henderson sta} pred kilku
latami pod zarzutem morder
stwa. On sam czytywa} sensa
cyjne powiesci i postanowh
zostac rozbojnikiem. Ola wpra.
vienna sic W to rzemioslo zwa'
biz do lasu dw6ch chlopc6w i
przywiaza} ich do drzewa:
Jeden z mich wyrwai sic i
uciek}. Drugiego, 5letniego
Percy Lockyar, przebi1 Han
derson nozem, roz4upas mu
czsszke a cia1o jego wrzucii DO
rzeki przywiazawszy do n6g
ciezki kamie6. Zdziczaly ch4o.
pax przyznal sic do why.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
DEFIANT MOONSHINERS.
A Recent Raid May Result In Seri
nrS TTnrlaInD-

A Recent Raid May Result in Seri-
GUS Uprising.
Little Rock, Feb. SAN uprising of
moonshiners is threatened in the noun
tain district of Cleburne county, and
the United States authorities have been
appealed to for assistance to protect
the law abiding citizens Of the locality.
The trouble Is caused by a lawless ele-
ment, whose chief occupation is the I'M
lawful manufacture of whisky, and was
brought about by raid last week by
Deputy United States marshals, when
seven men were captured and five IL
licit distilleries destroyed.
Forty miles northeast Of Searcy, In
the mountains of Cleburne county, Is
a postoffice known as Gin, located In a
territory infested by illicit listillers,
who have hitherto enjoyed immunity
from the interference of revenue Of
ficers. Last Saturday Deputy J. T.
Burros who had previously disguised
himself as mountaineer and went into
the vicinity to familiarize himself with
the situation, with a posse Of seven or
eight men, concealed themselves near
the stills, and when the moonshiners
appeared the officers pounced upon and
captured them.
1t is now said the friends of the men
arrested will cause trouble. Very few
people live In the vicinity except those
engaged in moonshining, and if the
trouble Is as serious as seems to be in
dictated by kilograms from Prosecuting
Attorney Hicks, 1t will take large
force Of men to cope with the moon
sinners
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
The San Jose Scale.

H. H. Bancroft, tho inspector of fruit In
our State, in q recent address, in conclud.
ing his address on,tho San Jose Scale, says
As any nurseyman. no matter how
careful he may 10 is always In danger of
introducing the perniclous scale so long as
he has any dealings with his fellow nur-
seryinen, the utmost care should be taken
to guard this point No one should buy
trees except on tho uarantee of o respon-
sible party that they are free from danger
ously injurious Insects and diseases.
Every fruit grower should have small
lens and closely examine his trees at fro
queut intervals and carefully inspect all
stock as purchased Tho difficulty in deal
lug with tho San Jose scale arises from
three principal things: 1t is IN ar.norel
scale that is set SO closely to the trees that
it is hard to reach by aid of the ordinary
insecticides. 1t breeds continuously for
several weeks, so that its Mecdiug season
Is nll of ths warm weather OF the year.
and it breeds In almost incredible num-
bers. Most important of all, the insect is
30 obscure that ii is almost certain that
some infested trees will escape detection.
ut appears possible to eradicate this
pest IN Delaware by the following mels-
ures:
First Keep close watch upon alllo-
calities that are known to be infested and
apply promptly the means necessary for
the destruction of the insect.
Secondly. Provide for the exalnina.
tion of suspected places rs occasion may
require and for the annual inspection OF
all nurseries of the state.
"Thirdly. Prevent by proper regull-
tons the importation from other states Of
infested nursery stock. All nursery stock
so important should be guaranteed to DO
free from San Jose scale, aud the guar.
antee should be promptly verified by The
receiver or inspector before acceptance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
Honest noney.

Hon. Thomas Il. Bayard admonishes
our citizens Of the danger of attempting
to''create value'by act of Congress, anu yet
bis party associates are putting forth every
effort to debase the currency of our coun.
try, and bring about the evils which he
portrays. He is utterly powerless to check
their course Or control their actions 5.
When such men as Senator Gray are forced
to acauiesce in the controlling heresy there
can be little hope that tho great mass Of
the party will resist the wrong and uphold
the right. The desire for party triumph
Is stronger than the love Of country OF no.
gard for the requirements of the decaloguc.
The ''mess Of pottage" has blinded other
men and Ii Mr. Bayard can resist its In.
fuence, be will be pointed at by his former
friends as back number in his party.
We cannot positively say what time may
bring forth, but the indications are that
MI Bryan will be the Democratic candi-
date for President in 1900, and tho adyo-.
>fates of honest money will have no intlu.
ence in tie party councils
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
JEALOUS woMAlps CRIME.


Killed stepdanshter, Tried to Murder
Hushand and Self.
Brooklyn, Feb. S.-Insane jealousy
prompted the wife of William w. Place.
an insurance adjuster of this city, to
Kill her 17-ySar-old stepdaughter and
attempt to take her own life and that
Of her husband. Mr.. Place is Al years
of age, and his family consists of his
wife. Martha. 81 years old. and adaugh-
ter by his first wife, Ida M. Place, aged
II years
Mr.. Place returned homei from busi-
ness about 8 o'clock last night, and
upon opening the front door was con-
fronted by his wife in the dimly light
ed hallway The woman appeared to
be in frerzied condition, and was
armed with an ak. Before Mr.. Place
could recover from his astonishment
she dealt him terrific blow with the
weapon on the forehead, and another
which inflicted terrible cash In his
left cheek. Mrs Place then fed to an
other room, locked the door and turned
on two gas jets. Place secured help.
and the door was broken down. Mrs.
Place was found unconscious.
The door of back room on the same
noor was found to be locked, and was
broken open. Here on the bed was
found the daughter Ida. Her head had
been split open with the ak, and there
was also an ugly wound on her mouth.
The girl had been dead about three
hours Place. though seriously injured,
will probably survive. Mrs. Place Is
already out of danger. The fathers
preference for his daughters society is
said to have caused frequent quarrels
between the husband and wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Dspuy Register Charles Irwin st Phlla-
dslp6in Ssstssdav ksasd svidenee IA che
contest hrouehtby DR.. B. r. Williams, Of
philadelphia % test the validity Of oodi-
Gil attached to the will Of Mary u. Rubon-
came, who died on December IA, leaving
property valued at about $1,000 The tes-
tatrix left will In which she devised the
greater portion Of her property to relatives
residing In this city. Among the other
legatees was DR., Benjamin +. Williams,
to whom she bequeathed five shares of
stock Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany Ina Codioil dated November 20,
1897, slue revokes the bequest to DIR. viii.
liams, and appoints Emma Q. Stidham. of
Wilmington, exeGutrix. The allegation
of the caveat Is thai undue influence was
exerted upon the testatrix, and that she
did not possess sufficient testamontary Ca
pacity to execute the codicl mentioned.
Robert @. Fraim, who drafted the objec-
tionable codicil stated that he did SO from
instructions received from Mrs. Ruben
came. Mrs. Joseph Hancock, tho remain
ing subscribing witness, testified that the
testatrix, to the best of her knowledge, was
of sound mind, memory and understand
ing, and realized what she was doing when
the instrument was executed /. 1t was stated
that DR., Williams, the caveator. was con-
fined to bis home OH account OF illness,and
therefore unable to be present. nVl the In.
quiry was continued for Two weeks,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Ex-senator Joseph Reuter-, of Cali
fornia died near Sacramento Sunday.
A stalactite cavern has been discov-
cred in Sussex county, New Jersey.
Two hundred buildings have been de-
stroyed by fire at Manila, Philippine
Islands.
Lord William Nevill will be tried at
London on Wednesday on an indict-
ment charging forgery
The Austrian government has closed
all the colleges until March q, owing to
the disorders among the students.
Michael Varrsh, who died in Bridge
port, Conn, Is believed to have been
poisoned by horse meat sausages.
De Wolf Hopper and John Philip
Sousa are going to Europe to give
American comic opera and band music.
Several women tainted during the
services in Poughkeepsie church, and
q panic almost ensued among the con-
gregation.
Tyler Gaviett, whose disappearance
from Galena, ken, gave rise to stories
of foul play and numerous damage
age suits, has returned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Mrs. Joseph Phillips, who was one Of the
mostsctive workers IN 81 Paul's N. q.
chuych, afew years ago, Is now residing ct
Hickory, . pleasant little town OF 1900 In
habitants. IN the northern part OF North
Carolina Her two grand children, the son
and daughter of Charles Phillips of this
city, are keeping her company. The eli.
mate Is very salubrious, and the health of
the entire party has been greatly improved
since they located In that section. The tenn
peratura rarely drops to the freezing point
and snow and Ice are something of rarity.
Last Monday there was ght fall Of snow
but 1t disappeared In few hours. Tho
town Is supplied with electric lights, water
works. and good schools, churches, stores
etc. Above all 1t Is noted for temper
ance, there not being single saloon or
liquor dispenssry, not even the druggist
being allowed to soil intoxlcants only In
the most infnttesmal quantities. In these
particulars 1t meets the approval of Mrs
Phillips, and she may continue to reside
there for an indefnite period although
she may eventually return to our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Over 200 Mormon missionaries are at
work in North Carolina, making many
converts most Of whom are immediately
sent to Utah By thus attracting imini-
grafton, 1t is the confident expectation Of
the Mormon leaders not only to extend
the interests and influence of the church.
but also TO acquire absolute control of no.
lltical affairs in tho State of Utah in order
that their peculiar religious institutions
may be secure against interference from
the civil authority. 1t is unfortunate that
measures cannot be taken to put stop to
such pro:elyting, as evil must eventually
como from it, Certain persons seem dis.
posed o believe lie rather than the truth
asnd it would Le wise if the law could be
.as'd o. shield TO protect them from the
opportunities of impostors and the evil
consequences that must follow a change
Of residence and the adoption Of new
ltrced
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
lHB DALI REPUBHcAH
:. .. cor. rnIRp AND KING STREETS
fhs Republican Printing
and Publishing Go.
PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Entered At the Post Office at Wilmington,
Del. as seccnd-class mail matter.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1903.

m the m 8 Court AT Trenton. N. j..
vastardav Juaga Audrew Kirkpatriek de.
cidsd that denutv collectors of internal
Z ,s ..en ~ NAV bs renoved from Office with.
+ AMI viol.tion of anv civil seryice act Tho
K s,ec,s,o,, WAC rendered in tbe cases of the
tbrsa Da,nocrati il IDENTITIES whom Internal
Ravenue Collector Isaac Moffett removed
- Nan he took charge of tina office IN the
Tir.t ,District.of this State The deposed
.aennties secured a temporary ArYi,nction
neairst their removal. ou..,u6 ground that
they were protss1Gf Nv ,be civil, service
laws. In c3aino against them. the
4 3uas Hats. an Interesting ru,;ng He
savs the stand taken nv the deposed men
a ent,relv nntanahle and thew mat .rve
un tha,r s,,pa,,ons IN tho ,brss Ranuh,i.
cans .nno,ntad bv Co,,ector Moffott Tho
indoa holds that tbe no1yer or rs,novol
iresfa in the .nno,nt,no no,va, snhiact
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
Docs Not This Attract You2

Those who are sick, suffering or out Of
health, are always anxiously seeking "a
chance to get we'll 70 such this is welcome
news You..can consult free. by letter. DR.
Greene, IS West 18th street, New York
City, the most famous and successful ply
stefan in the cure OF disease, whose won
derful cures have made his fame world
wide. Write to him about your case He will
send his opinion, advice. and fully ex-
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do not delay Follow his advice and be
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
IN orsatest Discovery Yet.

W "A, Hspins, editor Cisk1wa, i'll,
'sChisf." eggs. rye womb Keep house
Without Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds Expert.
mented with many others. but never got
tho true remedy until we used DR.. Kings
New Discovery. No other remedy oan
take Its place In our home, as In 1t we
havea oerta aud suro cure for Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough. etc." 1t is Idle
to experimong with other remedies, even II
they are urged on you as just as good as
DR.. Kings New discovery. There are not
as good, because this remedy has record
of cures and besides Is guaranteed 1t
never falls to satisfy. Trial bottles free at
N. b. Danforths Drug Store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
A Victim of Masked Robbers

Delaware, O., Feb S.-Mss Nancy
Fix, who was tortured and robbed of
fortune on Tuesday night last, re-
covered sufficiently last night to de-
scribe her assailants, four in number,
two of whom were boys. She says they
secured $4,000 in cash. They left her
bound, nearly naked. Before going they
built three fires in the house. with the
intention of burning 1t, and then locked
all the DOORS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
And Now a Peanut Trust,

Norfolk, Va, Feb. S.-W. II. Small an
Evansville, Ind, peanut cleaner, has
been here endeavoring to form a trust
of all peanut factories, IS in Virginia
and in the west He also contem-
plates, If successful, the closing up of
those factories not paying. No steps
have been taken by the Norfolk oper-
ators, and Mr.. Small has gone to New
York for the purpose, 1t is stated, of
securing some firm there to undertake
the organization.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
Attending Drexel Institute.

Five young men of this city are attend
ing the Drexel Institute at Philadelphia
They are Robert Bruce Arthur Parsons
Alexander Capelle, Homer Gibbs, ane
School. Several are graduates.
Tho young men are progressing
we'll in their studies and stand as high al
any the other boys In tho instit ution.