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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

Eemtnste . State Ticket. RsaasA ~
Gsvsrnor I.swndss, BY Asslsnisssn.
Baltimore. Sept. The Maryland
Republican state convention met yes
terday at the Academy Of Music and
nominated the following state ticket:
For governor. Hon. Lloyd Lowndes Of
Allegheny county; comptroller. Philips
Leo Goldsborough Of Dorchester; at
torney general, ex-Censrsssnan John
v. Findlay Of Baltimore city. Tho
nominations were all made by acela-
nation.
Aside from a hitch In committee
over the plank proposing the reergan-
ization Of the police of Baltimore city,
every act Of the convention was har-
monious.
Chairman George Wellington, Of the
state central committee. called the
gathering to order. State Senator
Stevenson A. Williams, Of Hartford.
was chosen temporary chairman and
Levi A. Thompson, Of Baltimore. tenn
porary secretary. These were after
ward made permanent ofilesrs.
The platform as reported by the
committee and unanimously adopted,
in SO far rs 1t relates to national af-
fairs, strongly endorses the admins
tration Of President Mckinley In his
conduct Of the war with Spain, and
thinks that congress can be safely
trusted to deal with the Philippine
question after peace has besn restored.
The currency plank is a strong dscla-
ration In favor of the gold standard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
SITUATION. srlLL wARLIxa


Tho Transvaaps Reply to the British
Governments Last Daspetoh.
London, Sept. THE colonial Of
ice officials were busy until after 8
O'Clock this morning. Dispatches have
been passing by special messengers be-
tween the queen and Lord Salisbury
for the last few days.
There Is q persistent rumor that in
the event of war General Sir Evelyn
Wood, adjutant general to the forces,
will have supreme command, General
Sir Redvers Butler having the field
command, with Colonel Lord Paul San
ford Methuen as chief Of staff.
The Times advises the government
to convoke parliament Immediately, II
necessary, to vote the needed sup
plies, adding that "a further loss of
time may be dangerous and humiliat-
ing"
"In reply to the last dispatch of the
British government the Transvaal gov
eminent on Saturday handed to the
British agent In Pretoria response
Of which the following Is the purport:
THE government of the South At
rican republic regrets that Great Brit
ain is of the opinion that it Is unable
to accept the proposals made by the
Transvaal in the dispatches of Aug. 10
and Aug. 81, by which the term for
obtaining the franchise was fixed at
Ave years and the representation of
the Witwatersrand district was in
creased. The Transvaal considers its
proposals are annuled. and finds 1t
necessary to submit them to the volks-
raad and the people. 1t remains OF
the opinion that its proposals are very
liberal and reasonable.
The reply then refers to Mr.. Cham
berlains proposals respecting joint
inquiry, and says: 1.-THE Transvaal
government will await the Interior pro-
posals of Great Britain as to the
eventual constitution of such commits
sion, as well as the place and time of
meeting. The Transvaal government
further proposes at an early date to
send fresh reply to the letter of July
81 and expresses satisfaction that
Great Britain has declared a readiness
to negotiate on the question of court
of arbitration"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

Waahir Ston, Sept. 7.--Noarly al OF
tbs .nst,bers Ct ths beard Of cSastruc-
ticn have returned to Washington, sad
it is the inteE zion to have a Ree.ing
this asterncan 10 begin the considers
ton of the detailed plans fer she three
bt.le&h.fs apthsrizei by the last con-
greg. 1t is said that they will be the
prise Of lae American navy when
afast Tilsy viii be lRrgar by several
thousand loaa than the 0rssen. and
Hi!lsst az mgch larger than the biz
Iowa, their tonnage running up close
10 he l4t5n Inafk. while In the matter
Of s.1ed the rainimum requirement
viii he IL knots. two knets faster than
The required speed in the case of the
nXistisg American battleships.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
WRECKED IN A TUNNEL.
Seven Men Killed. and Three Others
SerIouRly lAlured.

Seven Men Killed. and Three Others
Seriously iaIured.
Williamson, W. Va, Sept. Tn Il
wreck in TUNE! on the Norfolk and
Western railroad near here yesterday
seven men were killed and three serl
ously injured The dead: Frank
Archer, Kenova, brakeman; Charles
Booth, East Lynn. brakeman; John
Chains, Diugess, fireman; four men,
unknown, maugled beyond recognition.
Injured: Conductor rank Mercer ST.
perinteDdent " A. Ritou and Train
master Waiter Hale. the latter being
almost asphyXiated.
The wreekins train was slow in ar
irving and the wreck took fire. By
its light those able crept out and FELL
exhausted at the tunnels entrance
They then returned to help the others,
but without being able to find any one
who could be relieved
Through freight 81 was running at
full speed when ii parted and ran to-
gether agein near the middle Of the
tunnel Twentythree cars were COM
pletely wrecked.
The unknown men are supposed from
tkeir clothing to have been trarnps.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
ANIMALS WHO SHUN HEAT.
Where They May Ne Found ON .
scOrchinE Day.

"Wild animals oppressed by heat are
almost human in their actisns." observed
a naturalist. "They seek shelter from
the sun, thirst much for water and fall
down at last, sunstruck. The tigers of
India and the lions of Africa seek jun
giles that are nearly impenetrable to man,
where In pools they wsllew for hours,
chin deep, in the water rather than en-
dure the intense heat Of the sun driving
through the mass of foliage overhead.
Further than this, they may sometimes
be surprised like deer In the water.
"1n hot weather fishermen often see
along the shores Of the Adirondack and
Maine lakes numbers Of deer. These an
imals make frequent visits during the
day to the water, where they nibble at a
lily pod now and again and swim across
to the islands or to the opposite shore to
cool off their oyerheated bodies.
Cattle seek the woods and shade spots
when the sun begins to show its fury, but
they are often driven out of such cool
places by more deadly enemy--the ar
mics Of bloodthirsty and keenly weapon
ed insects-and resort to the hills. Curl
onsly enough, many insects prefer keep
ing in the shade to quenching their thirst
for blood. When cattle seek the pools
and streams, fishes gather around to snap
up the flies killed by the tails of the
beasts.
"The woodchuck rctires to the moist
depths of its burrow, the squirrel to its
home tree. The hare lies in the long
grass beside the brook in an alder bed."-
Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
A Merry ENGINEER.
Ills Promptness Saved Many Lives ON

Ills Promptneas Saved Many Lives on
tho Eaittnerc ana Ohio.
Connollsv.lle, Pa. Sept. 7.-Probably
80 PERSONS were injured in rear end
collision on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad last night at Connelisville
staticn, The presence of mind of En-
gineer Jshn Iiagserty saved the lives
CT many. The t,rgt section Of train No.
5 and an ersisraat special of eight
Wagner sloGgsrs ran iato the rear end
OF the Cumberland accommodation.
Engineer Moyray, of the enligSant
train, lest control of his engine, the
cir brake refusing to work, ana crash
cd into the rear end CT the acconno-
daSien, which YVES standing in front OF
the gistien, and was crowded with
R2.ase.- .Tess. Engineer Hsgsesty, who
was citing his oGsiGc, saw the runa-
way train cea,iGs and EeraRg aboard
h.a engsae, throwing the throttle 0pea,
thus lesHe2lias the force Of the col
listoA, though the crash was terrific.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,

Philadelphia. Sept G.-Tlour weak:
winter sugerHne, S9.l:%2., 20; Pennsylvania
roller, clear. s:.sHS'a.I0 city mills, extra,
s2.p62to. Rye flour quiet, but firm. 1t
Sh"l0 per barrel for choice Pcuusylya-
MIA. Wheat strong: No. 3 red, snst. in
elevator, Cshsfp4c. Corn hrr; Ma. Z
mixed. spot. IN elevator @7fssTisc,; No. 2
yellow, Tor local traS-. .a5ac. OATS fra;
NO. white, cHppsd, i5c. HSy firm;
choice t.E'ett3 $40 fGr ,@rEe b.Jes. Eoef
ir1Aer; beef hasa SEC, &c; family. S!>I
1870; mess SaSta1; pal Ast. s95ttslG; ely
extra Inf..s n,-ss, slA.s&.l0 IL. Pork firm:
family. Sl2f!7. L.rd Arm Westara
steHHtl, STg. Buster Errn western
cresiaery, 17e39lIac,; %. factory. I2tIsssxc;
June c"saaery 19&tf1c.; iwsiyat.on cream
cry, ~ Gf3e.; New York dairy, lj8lsl,c.:
DO. 2r2:snsIy, l7GSslisc: fancy rannBylva-
mia Prints jCsains At 2sGcsc.; 90 vnu,n-
sale, &C. Chsset firm; large and amaA
white, lliaG.. large, cnicrst, 1,Sgi,Fsc.:
Sinai do. l.tss. GsEs nrm: New York
and Pennsylvania, H>Sc,; wcatarn candle
extras, at mark. 1a3Iac. Potatoes guia.
Jerseys, S,sil.GS, Long Island. sl.:I.pi t43::
Jcrc1y sH"c,s. Sl.I54Fiaj. HoIEi -. DO. i
Fil-j. C"uhAFe Cuiet, LonE I-!&Ad, $91a
"5H yer l5a Nuskmelons firm to tanrr.
but roer steel, drags al low figures, Col
ori,do, per- case. Soc. :sS9: jersey, per
barrel, 5sc@fI. Fine watSprelons in bet
ter demand and stead ii SlGiis per 1as.
Baltimore. r2gt. 6-f'i3Ir qriet and I'M
changed. f'heat Eriltr. spot and the
ron,F, GsF.t . },e. Cvtouer 7l&G7lNc.i
r4celrh.r, IagH4c, steamer No red.
t5s, fsGNyt-. south srr. ~ namp!s, &c 'ThNy.;
do on grade. s'1sf9isr Corn strUl"; raix-
ed synt N i-r.f,:It' O.. the ,aUnth aIc. GO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

New York, Sept, THE World pub
fishes dispatch from Paul Kruger,
president Of the South African rGDub-
lie. IN wiich hs says: The existence
Of the republic is u standing eyesers to
certain Bri.iah residents, who, not con
tent with having here the test mining
laws in the world wish also to have
complete control Of all legislation and
administration. The object clearly Is
the destruction Of our republic and the
complete control OF the richest mines
IN tn" world We have determined to
defend to the uttermoat that freedom
and self government for which our
yerpIe have shed blood in every part
Of South Africa"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

the following described real estate. viz:
All those three certain lots, pieces or par.
GELS OF land, with the buildings thereon erect
cd situate in the city OF Wilmington afore-
sad, seyeraliy bounded and described NJ fUl
lows, to wit:
No l-Benuning al point on the northerly
side OF Fourch street at the distance of fifty
feet westerly from the westerly side Of Lin
coin street; thence northsrly parallel with
Lincoln street one hundred feet one iEcl to u
corner; theucc westerly parallel with Fourth
It, twenty-five Il. to hccrnsr: thence norther-
ly parable! with Lincoln street thirty Eve feet
to smother corner thence westerly parallel
with Fourth street twenty five feet to another
corner; thence Bouth"rly parallel with Lin.
coin street one hundred and thirty ave foet
one inch to the said side Of Fourth street;
and thence thereby easterly nifty foet to the
place OF beginning, he the contents thereof
what they may.
No. 2-bsyirning at point on the southery
side of Fifth street at the distance OF two hun
ired and nins feet sastsrly from the esstsrly
side Of Onion street; thence sOutherly parAl-
lei with VI ion street one hundred fcot to u
corner thence castcrly parallel with Fifth
street sixteen feet to another corner thence
northerly parallel with Union street one hun.
dred feet 10 the said side Of fifth street, ard
thence thereby westerly sixteen feet 10 the
place Of beginning, be tho contents thereof
what they may.
No. 3--Bsynning at point the northerIy
side OF Davis street Ut tlr .tanen OF one
hundred and twelve feet a., ry from the
A'ulHthhleily hltlt OF Nbllroh uNehuo, thehce
noftherly at right angles to wis street eev.
enty.four feet to II corner: thence sasterly
parallel with paws street thirty eight feet to
another corner; thence southerly parallel
with this first described limo seventy four feet
TO the sfS e,iid sida Of Davis street, and
thence thereby westerly thirty eight feet to
the place VI beginning, be the contents there.
OF what they may.
Beissd and taken In execution as the
property Of Edward II. Williams sdministra-
tor o. Susan a. 1rusty. deoeased mortRaoor,
phine Williams, his wife heirs'a law .of the
said Susan A. Trusty, and /. tr,. and to be sold
by JOHN =. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Wilmington, Delaware.
Sept. !, 1890
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

New York. Sept G.-tiuod and medium
steers ste4oy; eanEaon toWer; bulls aCd
cows stepGy nGtiyp s'errs Siso&G Tex
ans $;ist ~, hsltbY-eGs. S.s5; oxen and
Ht4ss, Sass, bulls. s" 500i.h9. cows and
heifers, 81 sIi!4. Calves active and higher;
veals sJt0ssh.5o; cul!s, 50. rrasserS. 3.E9p
as fec calves. st4@!.s, Shesp tr.Fe
finn; lambs 400, hish,a, sheep, 2.3efs. 81.
lambs, Nses.i5. Canada lambs, sSEigj
G.Jt, cu.ls, $9.i5G4. Hogs duli and lower
at ".7yfsi IS.
East Liberty, Pa, Sept 6--Cdttlr mar
k.t steady: oEtra. & 7sG:j.s9 priul- ;5.sysi
6; coianon .3.ioit3.Go. liuss slow prime
mediums and best fsrhdrs. S,c5isi ~;
fait Workers s4.5,&yi,eS; heavy hogs, s+.-5
gA65 Sheep stettdy Cnoiee wetaars, q, a5
E46l cus.I1ou $l,GgSt.E4 CnCice spring
lanes. si.ts.6.7Hi coianon 10 good lambs,
S.V4ta.sc; veal calves. $;4L5Q.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
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SPANS GREATEST NEED.

Mr. X. y. Olivia Of Barccionu, Srain,
spends HE wintors at Aiken. &. G. Nonk
nerves had caused severe pains In thu bac K
Of his head. On using Electric Bit e's,
Americas greatest Blood and NervA REM
ely all pain suun left him. He says this
grand medicine Ii what his country needs
Al America knows that il cures liver and
kidney trouble. puriie+ tho blood, tones
w tn; htOnach. stren2 Ohens the nerves,
puts vim, yigOr and now lie into every
Muscle, nerve organ Of the body. II
weak, tirSl or ailing you need 1t. Every
bottle gunran teel, only ID cehts. Sold by
n y. Dauforth, druggist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
DIR, WILLIAM p. WILSON.

send delegates to the great trade con-
ference. Several months ago vixen the
invitations were first sent out through
the department of state, there were re-
fusals on the part Of the Spanish cham
bers Of commerce, but during the past
two days half desoa acccpsaaees have
been received, and they are from six Of
the leading cGr,Iaereial bodies In
Spain-Btlhoa, Burgos, San Sebastian,
Seville, Valencia and Palma, the latter
in the Island Of Majorca Don Carries
Jensen, one Of the weaithieSt and Mont
influential merchants Of Spain, VIII
head the delegation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
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Men Of the Brooklyn Won Two Of the
-Four Events.
Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-THE races be-
tween the crews Of the warships Of the
North Atlantic squadron were held
yesterday on the Delaware river at
Washington Park. q few miles below
this city. Rear Admiral Sampson.
Captain Chadwick and q number Of
other officers OF the feet were inter-
ested spectators Of the sports. Crews
from the New York, Brooklyn, Indiana,
Massachusetts, and Texas took part.
There were four races over a course
a mile and half long. The events re-
suited as follows:
Twelve-oared cutters-Brooklyn won,
New York second. Time, 10: 59A.
Six-oared gigs and whaleboats-
Massachusetts won. Indiana second.
Time, HAY.
Four-oared dinghys-Indiana won,
New York second. Time, 12:47.
Ten and twelve-oared special class
cutters, handicap-Brooklyn won, New
York second. Time. 1880 As.
There was tug Of war between the
crews Of the, squadron, which was won
by the jackfes of the Indiana
The sailors and marines of the feet
were entertained in the grove Of Wash
ington Park after the sports were over.
There was huge barbecue and clam
bake provided for the crews.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

Eggs were selling from 20c to 23c;
butter, 23c to 25c pound; potatoeq 100
and 10 cents 4 peck ;pork, 10 csnsa H.;
oranges, Is GEMS TO SIC dozen; mutton
lee to l5c II pound potatoes. sJ' Abuihel:
pears loo and loo q quarter peck; cabbage
60 to DC n huad chickens, Coo to soc each
peaches 2Oc u quarter peck; beef, from 90
to 25c a pound; veal, loo to lsc do ears
liver. csc do canteloupes 40c n basket;
apples, lOc and l6c do; toinat esi DC peck;
lard, Dc lb. water mslons, to loo each;
cuoa,ubs lc to Be- each; 12osnts = dozen;
esg plants, 30 to o. each; beels. Be
q bunch squashss, 10 to 20 each; string
beans, 100 a quarter Of peck; huokls cherries
100 4 quart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
DELAWARE STATE FAIR, DOVER
Reduced Rates Via Pennsylvania
Railroad,

For the benefit Of persons visiting the
Delaware state Fair 10 DO held ~ Fair.
view PARK, Dover, September D. 6, Z, and
y, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wh iNhrIrhn Wilmington and Baltimore
Rnilrgad) will sell excursion tickets. iii
cludins admission to tho grounds, from
principal stations on the Marylun Dlvis-
iGn and from all rulnts on the Uelawure
Division and Branches at greatly rsducsd
rates Tickets will BIO sold iroin Scute,u-
lcr, o. TO s. inclusive, good to return until
September Inclusive.
The Fn'r this gtnr promises to exceed
all form er ys1rs in interest and attract
ions, Large premiums will BE- offered in
the bicycle, uottins and running races and
the display OF cereals and live stock will
prove most interesting and Instructive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
Christian science nns:ened Death.

IHFTHE EAu SUIFNGN FINMI tNFd Dtnfh.
New Haven, Sept. IA medical eX-
arire' yesterday performed an autop-
sy o.! The 6oGy of Ira 0. Ea1ey. of West
HAVEN, who died h0ndsy after an H.
ness during whioA his only treatment
was ~ the hands Of Christian scien-
fists. The medical cyan!ner says
ti4at death resulted from an incurable
livar trouble. but that with proper
medical treasmept the patients life
iaislt have been proloueed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
Veteran Parade Victims.

Philadelphia, Sept. THE long
march in the hot sun and the excite
ment Of Tuesday caused the death Of
three veterans. The victims were:
Charles Melich, Scranton, Pa; Joseph
G. Paul, Philadelphia; Captain George
Turner, Chester. Pa. or the hundreds
of other veterans who were Frustrated
and removed to hogpitals seven were
yesterday reported to be in critical
condition
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

ALL the engine houses were very
handsomely decorated and gave the
police, tiremen and their apparatus
royal reception whrn they passed,
The Fame Hose Company received
the suit Of clothe, offered by War
rem Bulcn, for the best appearing
fire apparatus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
The Distress IN Besshrabla.

st Petersburg, sspt. The distress
in Besssl abba IL consequence Of the
failure of the harvsst is very great.
Farmers arc unable to feed their
horses. and are giving them away for
few coaecs or allowing them to die.
The Ned Cross society Is ondeavoripg
To help the starving paopie, I'M through
lack q fluids is unable 10 Accom- l!sh
Lut litLic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

London, Sept. THE Daily Mails
correspondent at Csiro says adyiees
have been received frcH Berber, Oh the
Nile near the confluence of the Atbara,
that a-train returning FROM Wady
Halfa, with soldiers and workmen for
the Atbara district. fell into ravius,
owing to the collapse of a vaduct,
with the result that "a men were killed
and 30 others injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

THE Police and Firemen made a
creditable parade yesterday. The
apparatus of the fire department is
equal to any Of other cities. The
horses are in fine condition as well
as the engine houses. 1t is a pity
that the entire department did not
turn out and give one of their old
time paradcs. Hundreds o! persons
witnessed the parade yesterday and
were highly pleased whit. ltw
a creditable parade, although a
short one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
international Military Tournament.

Montreal, Sept. 7.--An International
mi!itery tournament will be held in
Montreal next September To which all
lailiLAf- organizations from the United
States and Great Britain nad British
Pc sass.ious G"e to be invited It is
expected that there will be 10000 SOL
dinrs here
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

Clean blood means clean skin, No
beauty without it. Casrartts. teLdy CHthGr.
tic clean your blood and lt,p It ctan. Ly
stirring up the lazy, liver and @'lY,ns a! mn
purities from the body. Begin 10 day to
Danish pinpleG, hoils, hlotches, tia, hhsads,
and that si5kIy bilious complex On Ly tnElng
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, Toe, &c, 5Jc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

DANIEL d. Ross Of this city. was
Yesterday elected Senior Commander
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
at the election held in Philadelphia.
He has held the position Of Junior
Commander for several years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

Spreading Rail Caused Fatal Wreck.
Roanoke, Va. Sept. Ton the Nor
folk and Western railway yesterday
near Narrows, station on the Rad
ford division, two coaches of passen-
ger train jumped the track and rolled
down a 80 foot embankment. Two per-
sons were killed and 2S more or less
injured. The dead: A. B. Luck, a
contractor of Roanoke: infant, name
unknown, Bluefield. W. Va. All the
injured will recover It is said that
spreading rails caused the accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

CONSTABLE William =. Windish
has had troubles Of his own, since
he shot and killed Ali Terror at
Elkton. He has been in Elkton Jail
since Monday last and all efforts
up to this time have failed to have
him released on bail. WIndish
shot the man accidentally and cam
not be tried tor murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
,yaDan Opening Her Ports.

Wsshtg ztcn. Sept. 7.-United States
Minister Edck, at Toxic, has notified
the stale Department that the eoreTn-
meet OF laPan has opened to foreign
trade ~ additional poNs under the op-
Grafton of the new traaties
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
W. cru. Executive Committee.

W. ~ y, tNSIhtNC SuflH1ittcSs
The Stac Executive Committee Of tho
W. c. +. L. mot hero yesterday afternoon
and made arrangements Tor holding the
State convention to bs held in the West
Presbyterian Church. on September ~. %
AMI 30 There will be many Prominent
persons present
On the evening Of tho eth addres3c &
will lie made by Chief Justice Lore and
Rcv. A n, Keiswin. On tho evening of
the 9Sth National Treasurer Mrs Anna
Barker will speak, and National Organ.
izer Miss Belle Kearney on the evening of
The 23ah. There will be interesting excr-
cises throughout the day.
DIph'heri sore hrcat Group. Instant
relief. permanent cure. DIR Thomas Ec-
lee rio Oil. At any drug storr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

WITH all their wrecks, the b. &
o. Railroad Company have been
very fortunate indeed. The. new
management is last bringing the
road to the front as taNorlte with
the travelling public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

A PICK pocket was arrested yes
terday in Philadelphia, tried the
same day and sentenced to years
and 3 months in Jail. He was rail-
roaded to the safest place, in the
shortest time on record.