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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09


HOTEL BRONSON. 40 firtt avcnne-
Good elevator: rooms single or en- suite:
lew rates. Doll Crane. Manager.
II you wish a room or anticipate change
try the Rochester Hotel Pike aud second;
good room 81 per week; nicely furnished
outside rooms s. 90 g.. .rAnscients 2so and
'ac ; free baths; electric lights
HOTEL YORK. first Avenue and Pikei
drsi-clAss rooms and board At y per week.
HOTEL Colby, cot. Thin and cherry;
htsi-eiaas room and board. . week and MP.
aLESWo0b HOUSE,. ii9 south Fifth.
single rooms 81. siso and s. per week.
TIKI VICTORIA ia9 First ave. elegant
furnished rooms. g. aud 81 a week: suites
with bath, etc. o. {. stark, proprietor.
HofELsANoI- Pleasant rooms 62s First
MARION HOUSE Furnished rooms rates
reasonable, G. Levander. i07 Marion, cor, lat
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one OF these softer silks. knoun
as SWISS tar~ta. Fadiatss siekms ~
hxht from che cunning weave. II
ea0ws az we'll 10 the two tones II
green. iustrouN dark messy Frexn
and pai~r shade. combined with an
ot~u square % nilvsry white, In vio-
iet the two teues are equally feiiei-
touz. a rosy nlae aeepsu= into panay
purple with the coming Of the bsack-
sr stripe. To see 0ne ~ these Swiss
tsnstaz r. - purchase It on tire spot.
They are extremely epol Trim with
lace and black velvet ftbbnn.
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Black chiffon roses ~ convent lon
Alfred form are appilauei uEon white
satin or white silk revers 60 a W.
iiing Jacket. The gives a touch 81
dis,lrcting 70 the plain cloth coat.
and also a touch 81 feminine softnsss
tn the Htin heavy cloth. Remember
that the rcverp must be bread below
and well rounded The chiffon roses
are add by the yard. stitched on to
white muslin ora white pastebpari In
the big shops.
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ARCHITECTS

+ ". HouGnToN, Architect, an. as n6
and az collins block
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NrA Hansen. corner Fourth and Pima
Latest Spring styles. Lowest prices
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RANKS

THK INST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
pnId.up Capita uHnoN
General banking 6uiinc., irsassoiei
James u lloge, Jr a.. rreslden,
Lester Turner . eashtct
Il = parkhutst Assistant Cashier
sirht nnd telcgraphld exchange payable
in all the principal cities Of the uattoi
ttates ana Europe
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q. :. ARMY GOODS.

Nothing bette for Alaska, timber, country
o. hard WORK. Cavalry Trousers, double
oyersesi. E7ai dyed black. Uo1 ecu.
Miles storm aud cold weather hood coats
BLANKETS ~. Navy unds ffbirts and drawers,
u % each. Blankets q 90 aud NJ .~~-
t,lsiaE --r-TTf7i srs- u ~ overshirfs. s2oa
Kirk. fg17 First Avenue
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scANDINAvIAN AMERICAN BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Corner Ycslor Way aud First Aycnua
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the PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATrLk
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DENTrsrs.
LOANS AND INSURANCE.

~. ~ Dcpew. Dentist Specialist in Grow
and Bridge work. CO. Burke Building.
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Flower designs In white print the
dark blue and heliotrupe orxandy
which makes up - well for hot
summer afternoon. Pink orRandy
shows a cruHs bar effect - white
satin stripping Thess form an open
work plaid on the back ground ~
rose orwaudy. a yellow orRsndy Il
danHtiIy printed with a tiny leaf IN
black. The patterning - whsts ar
black fiEurss on coiored ground II
uuvci and stylish.
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MILLINERY.

Best and only thorough Dancing school q
city DAY and evening Ith and ColuTn ban
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snMINa MAclrINhs.

Huhbef Type. aluminium and enamel
letters for signs and house numbers chas
Weston. $40 fesier May. Phone Black isis
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MANUFACTURING.

Nes Home sewing Machines Best and
fhsapesi machine made. sold on easy pay
ments office next door 20 fosiofice.
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Small. inexpensive Jewels and gems
IRE strung at Intervals upon the
slender cord 81 gold known az the
cravat chain. u - made fast 70 =
pin and ts supposed "a hoid ones
Windsor firmly down to the shirt ba-
sem ~ they are worn In Parts
this spring. u gpea without saying
mat We Oh this side ~ the Atlantic
will look with = fayofsbic eye upon
the pretty baubics.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

James Boutwell, Mortgage Leans, Fire In
surapoe 4 surety nonds. y Boston Blk Tel
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buy enough striped or Powered
ribbon abatxt two inches wide to
make yourself summer t-elt The
large houses ar selling Fr-at guam
titles Of this fowerei and striped
ribbon IN dull pink. several blurs.
carna,tou pink. nauvc. straw and
brown. The flowers are softly blur
rsd in shadow upon the shiny TAFT
eta Have one long end passssi
sflrtuEh n circular gilf RING. and then
hook your belt. ieaviuE one f1arlnr
end. cut @ sharp point
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Transacts a General BANKING Business.
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Pacific Coast Steamship 60.
Tor san Francisco

The compuny.a
elegant steamships
Queen. Whila #Waila.
and llmalIIIa lehNe
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Cast OF clothing trunks and vAiisas bought
Al Ito second ave. Phone Rel lisl
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
Seattle Abstract Co, sie New York Block
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Wanted Fifty railroad II b1Tets for Tnn-
ibid, east Of mountains. Great Northern T.
" Foley Bros. & Lsrsgns new wora team.
stsrn. graders, rock mcu wages, g. free pass;
ship today I'm. Crawford. no " Main ..
Gasl-..n elolhlnE D. IaFior. staff. Hnyd Big
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Butter. chseso. Igg, and Poultry

Hay uohbinE, Puget Sound. be-
ton. f5us. Eastern Washington tim
8thy. siz4I1. alfalfa. g..
oats ophblhED Per ton. so.
Barley Rolied. 81.
Corn whole. tgz.Eo: cracked. sz3
feed meal. per ton. ga.
Feed-M heat. t2l. oil cake. meal
III. middilngs. sziUas. bran. SIC
shorts. tl7.so; chopped feed. tsodz2
dairy chopped feed. sic. Heed oats
tfous o.
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CONTRACTORS AND BufLDEKs

Rounds. Bitlefsea 4 ON Contractor and
builders: iitN western ave. lei Ban s@.
Randall. General Iobblng Tel Green 81
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tents. stosas. eots etc. fof sale OF rent
SEATTLE Tent and Awning Co. Marion aud
nesiaLn. Islelhqne NAln -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
iEE DAILY kEpJBEIGAa
III coz. rnlRD AND KING STREETS
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co
euBl IsuED DAILY, EXCEPT Su NDAyS
lttsred ii the Post osfics At Wiimincton
Del. as second-ciass mail matter
PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT su NDAys
DAY. OCTOBER 10, 800.

IT may interest young men in
America to know that they are not
served like young men in France,
Germany. Italy and other Europe
an countries. Every boy must
serve ia the army before they can
set about their work in life. Every
able bodied Frenchmau, when he
reaches the age OF 20, finds his name
in the Consumption list. II the sup
ply of recruits exceeds the quota Of
the commune or district, he may be
favored by lottery and enabled to
get off with a single year, Of ser vice.
The bulk of the recruits are in &C.
tive service 3 years. At the end of
this term the soldiers are enrolled
at g in the reserve Of the standing
army aud are called upon to serve
with the colors tor two months each
year for a period of ten years. At
the age Of 80, the French soldier
passes into the territorial army and
is called out twice a year for 70
days. At 80 he is mustered into
the reserve Of the territorial army
and for years is liable to short
term OF service and is con nected
with the army from the age of 20 to
As. During these IS years he rem
ders five years actual service, which
is taken out of the Frenchman s
life when the country is at peace.
In time of war, the reserve Of the
standing army is liable to continu-
Gus service instead of two months a
year. This is CONSUMPTION as it is
known on the European coast
And yet, without any of this trout
bic, America has as good an army
as ever shouldered a gun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
lPBMs FROM
new CASTLE.
CorresRu,. ,dsnos of the REPUBLICAN
Ootober 90, 1909.

America. first, last and all the time Is
the cry hero at present and the handful Of
admirers Of the Shamrock have. TO use
tho expression. FLEW do COOP" A person
would have 10 DO rather willy to flud the
Shamrock admirers at present
The Union Republioan League will
shortly rsEt house 10 be used as head
quarters. BY renting house the League
will be able to have committee rooms apart
from the regular meeting and smoking
rooms.
The nlnetesn months old child Of Shell
don Leary, colored. died yesterday at
noon.
For carpets, coal and oil stoves and full
line Of lamps SEQ Stoops.
Miss Carrie Cline and Mr.. John B.
Maniove won the prize at the dewey
Social on Wednesday night. The Ladies'
Aid Society Is elated over the SUCCESS Of
the social. A feature Of the social was the
imported Filipino
Captain H. Cayanaught, who was
wounded a, one of fret battles in the Gu.
ban war is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Nj. Hizar.
Arrangements are being made for the
coming wedding of one Of New Castle's
most popular young women. She 10 lead
ing members Of ST. Perer'a Church and the
ceremony will take place during Novem-
Der.
Joseph Jordan Is confined to his home
for the past few days and 1t Is feared that
he IL about to have an attack Of typhoid
fever. Rev. Edward L. Brady has been at
tending the annual session Of the Euchar-
istic League In Philadelphia.
A member Of Company Fl. N. q. D.,
will shortly claim fair Wilmington
young woman as his bride.
There is joy in New Castle at present on
account Of several young people becoming
rcconciled. Recently they attended par
ty in Wilmington and on their way home
seven couples seemed to misunderstood
each other. But the sensible young peo-
pie have kissed aud become friends once
more.
Reliable goods at right prices at Biggs.
Bonjanin Smith succeeded in catching a
good ca ch OF Rock fish yesterday.
The calculating pencils for sale OF the
Republican ofilcs are favorites with New
Cnstle people.
Miss Matte Calhoun who has been WIS.,
iting relatives In Philadelphia for the past
few weeks. has returned home.
The empty houses Of New Castle are be-
ginning TO get tenants.
Tie ladies Ut the First Baptist Church
arc talking about giving an oyster lunch.
One of the New Castle oars was delayed
at Eden Park by Wilmington cur block
ing the line. The crew Of the latter had
gone hunting for chestnuts.
Work is getting more plentiful at the
works of tho National Tube Company.
Henry Collins has been confined to his
room for several days suffering from Sc
we're cold.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

The Presbytsriaa Sysod. vhich
fnished up its business at West
Church yesterday after lively DIS
cussion, failed to endorse the min
ates Of the Washington Presbytery
which contained a paragraph ex-
pressing thankfulness to God for the
successful termination OF the war in
Cuba. Rev. DIR. Branch took excep-
ton to the paragraph, saying it was
political question with which the
church had nothing to do He add
ed that it was a blow at the foun-
dation Of the Republican form of
government when it attempted to
enforce its principles by the sword.
The Synod finally struck it from
the minutes. What fools we NOR
tails be, who can't see anything but
politics in what this government
does. When ministers Of the gos.
pei fail to agree, what can you ex-
pect from the people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

The New Castle and Delawar e
City Railway Company has struck
another and more serious obstruc-
ton in building their road from
Delaware.City to New Castle. A
bill has been filed before Chancellor
Nicholson, asking for a decree to
cross the tracks OF the p, w. & B.
r. r. Co. at grade on South street,
New Castle. The matter will take
six weeks pleading, alter which it
will be decided by the Chancellor.
If the decree is granted, persons
can 60 directly from Delaware City
to Philadelphia by trolley, making
one exchange at Fourth and Market
streets, this city. Otherwise there
will be two transfers, one at New
Castle and the other at this end Of
the line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
wa. g. tns - sss a xsvEy
Hires
. ROOtbeer
time
is here
Disorder at Marcus Hook.
the CHARLES {. HIRES CO., Philadelphia, q
Makers Of Hires Condemned Mia

A brick and a penknife figured
in an assault case at Marcus Hook
yesterday afternoon, and as result
both participants are wearing band
ages on their heads. Yesterday
William Lewis, we'll known white
character Of the borough attempted
to borrow some money from
Lewis Wallen, and was refused,
Wallen at the same time walking
away from him. This angered
Lewis and he swore to have re-
venge. Both parties attended the
shooting match at.the Union Hotel,
where Lewis was quite quarrelsome.
At the close of the match Wallen
started down Market street, follow
ed by Lewis. The former was talk
ing with some friends when Lewis,
quietly walking up from behind,
hurled a brick at the young man.
Lewis aim was good and the
missile struck Wallen a hard blow
on the jaw, knocking out three
teeth and splintering the jaw bone.
Lewis went at the young man again
with an oath, whereupon Wallen,
drawing a penkife from his pocket
started in to protect himself AS
Lewis came at him, Wallen struck
at him with the knife, with the re-
suit that a long cash was cut in the
formers cheek, extending to the
neck. Lewis went to Pechmann's
drug store. where the wound was
temporarily dressed by DR.. Leh-
man, who directed Lewis to 60 to
the Chester Hospital and have the
wound sewed up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

ATTORNEYS Ingham and hewitt
may be guilty OF the charge upon
which they are indicted and tried
in the United States Court in Phila-
delphia, but the II men drawn to
try them failed to agree upon yer.
dict Lawyer Albert Shields elo-
quence may have made favorable
impression upon the jury who took
the confession of Kendig and the
testimony of the Secret Service de-
tectives, with usual allowance of
doubt about the same being the
truth. At any rate the trial turned
out Just as we predicted 1t would.
We very much doubt if y men can
be drawn to hear the evidence and
then bring in a verdict of guilty.
The government spared neither eX-
pense or labor to convict the two
attorneys of being implicated in
trying to defraud it, by keeping
Kendig and Jacobs posted as tc
what the secret service men were
doing while engaged in manufac,
turing bogus 500 bills. The disa.
greemcnt is feather in the cap O.
LAWYER Shields.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

! ssuna Massha,I wss charged 10 TIE ~
oouee this nQfning wish being drunk end
WA 9a6d - sud o0oca.
q MARTHA Miller, eoiursd, wns charged By
Omicsr ttynA WITH aosiag In . disordsrly
She threw . M b,r Il bricEs e crowd
q boys. Witnesses for the defence eesti-
ned that tho woman was passing along
Conrad street followed BY crowd Of boys.
They called her foul names and pslted
her With bricks. A she threw back the
missiles. Omcsr Flynn Appeared on the
scene and placed the woman under arrest.
The court reviewed tho case and dismisssd
the case with = caution.
Howard Fountain, oolored. wag charged
WIFI assault and battery. He was mot
ready for trial a. tis witnssses were not
In attendance and the case went over,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
No Foul PLAY.

The investigate by Coroner Knots OF
the death of the colorsd child ut Harring-
ton shows that there was no foul play and
q verdict of death from natural causes was
rendered The parents Of the child were
poor and could not afford to give the
child proper burial accordingly they dug
q grave along the railroad tracks and the
grave was discovered there on last SUM
day. Since the rumors of infantclde have
been floating around but the inquest set
ties such idle rumors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

AFTER sailing for nearly three
weeks, the Columbia has won two
races. the first race by superior
boat or nautical skill, and the sec
ond by an accident to the Shamrock.
The race yesterday was called off
with the Columbia over q of mile
ahead, but the boats were unable
to finish in the time required. The
Columbia has shown that wind or
no wind, she can outsail the Sham
rock, and the cup will stay on this
side. as America can beat them all
IN yachting, and most anything
else.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
All Druggists.
Finished the Job,

Harry A. Miller has flushed putting 10
the new sprinkling fire apparatus for the
Pullman Car Works in this city. The
work cost no. 600 aud took over six miles
Of pipe. It is said that by the placing Of
this fire protection in their car shops the
Pullman Company will save the cost OF
putting 1t In, in three years time BY tho re-
ductiou In the insurance rates. The work
is now being inspected by the insurance
under writers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

The trial Of Dr. 4. G. Moore and four
others for alleged bribery will come up at
the Kent county court on Monday next.
They are charged with using money one
year ago around Smyrna for the purpose
of influencing voters to vote the Union
Republican ticket. The casess promise to
BIZ an interesting one rs Democratic work.
ers havs baen ut work GU tho case sinca the
last session Of court wneu a postpone ment
was secured on account 0s the absence Of
a material wiunes,
This murder case Of the colored girl
Mary Barrett will also BIZ up at this term
of Kent court, She is charged with arson
and with setting fire The clothing Of
child OF Jackson Lafferty. The child was
burnsd to death. Mary was tired Of mind.
ing the child.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
These are the Pool Players.

G. 7. o. Schodeld. George B., Corn ELL
H. g. Parker, P. L. Henderer, J. L. Han
ley. David Draper, VIC Wilson,. G. P.
Cotton, f. L. Green, Warner H. Smith,
G, q. Rice. W. g. Lawson, $. M.Dillon,
9. L. Huxley, H. A, Klund, George Smith
and George Moody. Those entered the
Wilmington Bicycle Club pool tourna-
ment which will start next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
Game Plentiful,

The cunning for rabbitsand quail gives
every promise Of being good this season In
Southern New Jersey, During the heavy
snow storms and bitter cold wsathsr Of
last winter. the sportsmen had grave
fears that all quail would perish. Al
many ooviss were found In the swamps
frozen to.death. nuring last winter many
covies were saved BY sportsnsn who clear
cd away the snow and sprinklsd food
about the woods and In this manner saved
many punches Of birds. Tbs same report
Of game being plentiful comes from down
our state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

iSsesstary Of State Hughes grant
ed the following charters yestcs-
day; The Pennsylvania Electric
Shoe Company, Philadelphia
concern chartered to engage in the
manufacture Of SHOES from special
patents. with capital stock Of
81, 700, 900.
The Guaranteed Remedies Com
pany, to manufacture and sell
drugs, chemicals. surgical instru-
ments and appliances. a New York
concern, with a capital stock Of
5000, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
Where Is The Guitar?

y Carrie Williams colored, was charged
with the larceny Of a guitar. Julia Wat
son testified that the guitar was worth ga
80 and 1t disappeared from her front room
on Wednesday, morning. Carrie came t.
their house on Monday and lett on Wed
nesday morning. The guitar W as missed
during the day. The guitar has NOT bseD
seen since that time. Carrie sta ted at this
st.gs Of the case that she had mo- seen the
guitar. The casB was dimisssd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
They will line up thus.
DOES

Rev. James G. Hodgins of German.
town will preach at the Unitarian Church
on Sunday morning and Rev. Alexander
Il, B'wser tho minister will preach In
the Row. MIR. Hodgins' ohurch in German.
town.
Governor Lownde', Sena tor Wellington
and party of distinguished Marylanlers
pas sod through this city over tho Balti.
more and Olo Railroad in a special Train
yesterday TO attend he Export Exposition.
The Great Council of Delaware, I'm
proved Order Rsl Men. WITHHOLD Its an
nual meeting in this city, beginning o.
tober 26
Forty hours devotion will begin at ST.
Mary's r. q. Church on Sunday.
The Diamond Mach Company will
have oppo ,iti on in u new match Company
to start up at Rockford. Tho Company
will MAKE ex nsive additions to the fac
tory md expects to b. in operation by
January lst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

PHILADELPHIANs are not afraid to
spend few thousands to entertain
Admiral Dewey. Council will be
asked for at least $50, 900 to give the
Admin al a royal welcome. No one
seems to care about the cost, be-
cause it is for Dewey. 1t IS pro-
posed to make the Dewey celebra-
ton big thing by the residents of
the keystone State. The reception
is one week from next Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
Unkuul Comp,

Americas greatest Ladies's Specific and
Indies favorite made of he finest material,
can Ee relied on Us perfect ladies medi-
cine of the finest and most reliable order,
s2 q bottle. Also sent by express. Depot
606 King rect, Whining on, Del. Simms
Compound Pennyroyal Pills are largely
use with this remedy; cost Of both IS,
making the bs.t ladies medicine money
can buy. adv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

James Farmar fell off u freight train
last evening near tho Pullman Palace C,r
Works. Officers Moran and Brown found
Farmar lying along The railroad tracks
His injuries were dressed at Mr. Seals
drug store He was not seriously injured
and was sent to his home at No liz! East
Fourteenth street..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

IF the English keep on killing the
Beers as they have commenced, it
won't take long to end the war in
the TransvaaL Fifteen hundred
Beers are said to have been blown
up by a mine while attacking MAIZE
king yesterday. The Beers are
said to be poor shots and no anxiety
Is felt about conquering them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

A FEW more Lightning calculating
pencils can be had at the REPUBLI-
CAN office tor the small sum of ten
cents. Get one while they last.
Every boy and girl in the public
schools should have one OF these
pencils.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20

Captain Thomas johnson of Reeds
Wharf, Va, has forwarded family Of
The Lafayette Hotel. Pier5on is of the
opinion that one Is enough to keep and
will give the three Others away to his
friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-20
Plenty Of Entertainment

The First Regiment Band will
accompany the Delaware visitors Of
Philadelphia Export Exposition on
Tuesday. The Delaware Saen-
gerbund has also expressed its
intention to participate in the exer-
cises and, with a number Of singers
Of Philadelphia, will give several
selections i'll the auditorium. This
will be a pleasing feature Of the pro-
gram.