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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

DUIS
Deputy Coroner Ferris }, Giles went IN
to TalieyviIle this morning 10 hold an Ia.
guest over the body Of Mr.. Dawson who
dropped dead.
Frank Boyle, Of 80. j0S South Jackson
street was found dead In bed yesterday
morning. The cause ls hears ileasc. He
was employed st MuomeY.ha! ) as D
S.amsman
An Italian found along side Of tho r..
w. & B. tracks near this city VITA his
head crushed In was brough. 10 the dcnot
and placed III the !uoggas.
M. Samuel +. Be,ti says this II The biz.
gest snow aud the coldest snarihat has
struck Wilmington since 1893 Than col. .
tain!y broken al previous records
Francis r. Da-!s messenger between t,f
city and Phi!ads. ph!a fell yesterday srrain .
Ing his right wris. badly.
Coal Is selling in New York al s9s A ton
Scarcity OF GOA! will soon cause a sbut
down Of the Edgamocr Bridge Company
work.
Tho condition OF John Pillins Of New.
ark, remains about the same and there il
no probability of his taking his seat in tho
Legislature ii l, session.
Charles u. Blendy who has occupied an
oflice IN Market street, below Ninth, left
today Tor New York, where he U Il engage.
IN tho brokerage business -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
POSITIVE PROOF. !
An Old Resident OF Wilmington Supplies
Some Useful Information.

The first time the reader walks along
East Third street he Is respectfully asked
to stop at the Odd Follows Hall and take
| n good look ut the store No. Is. In the
past he may havo often walked along this
street and many time entered the portal
Of said number, but we want particularly
to draw his atten' ion to this fact, the next
time no Is in that locality; we want to i'm
pres, 1t upon his recollection. for frail
humanity never knows tho moment when
this information mny be very handy-A.
G. Wivel, formerly manager for the late
John L, Walker, endorses Doan's Kidney
Pills and endorses them eniphatically as
below. When you have made mental
note Of the above fact quietly enter the
boot aud shoe store and ask Mr.. Wlvel X
his experience with Doan's Kidney Pills
and his opinion Of that remedy does not
oorrobera the following:-"1 expressed
nv opinjon OF Duan's Kidney Pills and
gave my experience with TINT remedy
through our Wilmington newspapers
nearly year ugo. Before | procured tho
preparation at Danforlhs drug store my
back was lame and achod go severely at
times that l thought II was broken, After
l had completed the treatment kidney
comDIalpt, backache or whatever 1t was
disappeared, and up to tho present time
have had no indication of u return. BE-
fore that used other preparations but re-
ceived little ii any benefit. l think moro
Of Doan's Kidney Pills now than did
when gave my first statement fur publ.
cation Any patent m,aiolne t wnl9 tron abis
Of rec ommending
Donus Kidney Pills for sale by oil deal
ers nricu 30 CENTS per box. Mailed on re-
ceipt of pr,ce BY Fos.s-- MAhnrn, co,
Buffalo. N. Y. Sole agents for the U. $.
Remember the name Doan's and use no
other
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
MOURNERS IN
SNOW DRIFTS
Roads Had to be Broken
and Bodies Carried
Through Drifts tc
Vaults.

The snow checked streets OF the city and
the unusually deep drifts in the several
cemeteries seriously iutertcrtd with funs-
raj PROFESSIONS yesterday. Three bodies,
those Of William Mcbride, Margaret Ann
Osborne and Sarah Peaper, were carried to
as many cemeteries. but in every instance
the cemeteries, wore reached with great
difficulty and tho bodies were laid in vaults
because 1t was impossible to dig graves. p
Tho procession which followed the ro-
mains of William Mcbride, late baggage.
master at tho Delawnss Avenue staten Of
the B. 6: o. had the most difficult r-por.
ience Tho roads were blocked ana the
hsarse, and carriages became stalled In the
snow. Through tho kindness OF the Jos
eph Bancroft & Son Company, however.
G!lpiu Avenue, Eighteenth street, Wool
lawn Avenue and Rising Sun ::roads were
opened by snow pow and the funor.
procession allowed to move. But inside Il
the cemetoryitho snow was piled even high
or than.on the roads.and as the grave could
not be dug tho casket was placed In T. vault
to await interment at moro prop!tious
time Tho few mourners reached home
with equally rs great difficulty rs they
reached tho cemetery. George Bla,k,
John SylyanuS, James Price, Garrett Smith
Robert Barnett and Frank Vansaut car
ried the body through six feet OF snow to
tho vault
Whom the henrse con tanning the remains
of Miss Sarah loaper reached the New Oh
thcdral Cemetery ut / clock In the morn.
Ing, egress 10 tho cemetery was impossible
The horses stood In lhrca feet of snow and
though six bearers carried the corpse to
vault where it will remain until grave
can be dug
The body OF Mrs. Margaret Osborne also
rests in vaults at The Wilmington and
Bsandywlnc cemetery. Undertaken Will
son could hardly enter tho cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
GREELEY PLAYED CHECKERS.


"My father had a curious exporienc!
with Horace Greeley years ago." said Mr..
Albert Caldwell Of St. Louis. ut was in
the lively times just preceding the Greeley
Grant campaign. My father was then
living at Utica, N. Y, and became inter
estcd in some political schemc-I don't
know what-about which it Was consider
cd very important to obtain Mr.. Greeley's
advice. After much consultation he was
sent as committee Of one to New York
city to interview the great editor.
when he arrived, he found 1t almost
impossible TO secure an audience. Greeley
Was b2alegcd b. an army Of all kinds Of
P@Aplc; big PARTY leaders from here, there
ana everywhere were constantly locking
in to held conferences. The management
OF The Tribune was still on his shoulders,
on top Of c, erythiag else, and he found it
Necessary to bar the way to his Office by Il
corps Of undcliirg1 and secretaries, My
father tried ya!N'y for several days to run
this gauntlet, ana Il last Eo succeeded in
making an II p0!ntlrcnt He WAS greeted
at.thc hour named by an assistant editor,
who took him aside and strongly i'm.
pressed upon him the necessity Of stating
his case briefly and plainly
He also limited that Grcclay'S temper
was one Of the best and urged him to con
sumo rs littlo time rs possible. With
these injunctiOns in his car lie was ed.
Mittca to tho inner sallctsnn, where he
discovered the editor seated alone at a
large desk. For some moments Greeley
paid no attention to him, but seemed lost
in thought. Then he turned abruptly
Aren't you u member OF the Checker
club at uticas' he asked. My father was
greatly startled by the lrrelcvancy Of tho
question and managed to rcply that he
was. 'H-m-m' said Greeley DO you
play pretty good gane?' Fair said
my father, still more astonished. At that
Greeley opened q drawer, took out .
checker set and invited my father to be
seated. IN try you game now he
said.
"IEey played for about two hours
while the crowd chafod and clamorcd out
side. According to my fathers account
they tied, and he won the rubber. During
tho games Greeley never said q word
about politics, md my father was so in
terested and dare say so excited by tho
novelty Of the situation that he clean for.
got his GRAND until ho was on the train
coming homo. Ho never saw Greeley
again. A few months later tho editor was
dead. New Orleans Times Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
ALMOST
,PERISHD ID,
James F. McIvor, Caught
in a Snow Drift, But
Is Rescued.

More dead than alive, James f. MoYvor
tho New Castle correspondent of the RE.
PUBLICAN, was pulled out Of ton foot
nigh snow drift Oh tho Nsw Castle road
beyond the limits Of New Castle Monday
afternoon ard is now suffering considsr.
ably as result Of his extremely perilous
| prodlcament.
Mr.. Mclvor resides ut Now Castle and
reached this city Monday morning at 8
o'clock after an honr and half rdv on a
trolley car which had u rather rough trim
over. At that time Mr.. McIyor reported
drifts to the height of four feet in:many
places, and predicted that boforo night tho
road would be impossible.
Notwithstanding his prediction he loft
this city at 30 o'clock that afternoon for
his home. The car on which be rode pro-
ceedod with out extended interruption
until it reached the Megginscn farm
whers ten foot drift doomed up ahead
To plough through it WAS impossible SO
MI Mciyor and several others passengers
took the situation philosophically until
they became numb from the cold. When
they concluded to walk to Now Castle,
NJ. Mclvor leading the way. They had
proceeded buta short distance when Mr..
Mcivor became cntang!ed In hedge
Hi' .fr'endswere unable to extrica TO him
and only when they were compelled to
save themselves from exhaustion did they
they leave ths'imprlsoned man. For half
an hour Mr.. Mclyor struggled hard to re.
lease himself and when almost exhausted
he cried for help. His cries attracted Chas.
Mcuglnson, who. at h:s own peril went to
the rescue OF Mr.. McIvor and after another
ha!t hours work succeeded In releasing him
from the hedge. Mr.. McIvor had almost
lost consciousness,
His limbs were badly frosted and his
ears were like cakes OF Ice. He could not
'e!! Ills name nor address, but Mr.. Msgxin
son was acquainted with him and carried
him to bis New Castle home two mile dis.
liant. hestoratlves were given tho almost
Trojan man and in short time he recover
ed conccusness, and expressed untold
gratitude to the man who had saved bis
life
All day yesterday Mr.. McIvor suffered
considerably from his frosted fceta and ears
Tut this morning he WAS reported as
greatly improved and tina. he would prob
ally reach Wilmington Tomorrow. ---~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Not Caught Short.

The storm created an immense
demand for storm goods, and Morris
Levy, operating the Levy's Kumfort
Shoe House, at 223 Market street,
was the only fortunate shoe dealer
who was able to supply the great
demand for Rubber Shoes and Arc
ties. All other dealers supplies
were given out in three or four hours.
Mr.. Levy's place is the headquar-
tiers for the Goodyear Glove Goods,
and he carries very heavy stock
to supply the stores in the lower
part Of the state, and as everything
was storm-bound, no wholesale bu-
slness was attended to, thus plac-
ing his full supply at the disposal
OF the public here at his ever ruling
low prices. Mr.. Levy desk is full
OF kilograms and orders from deal
erS who are anXiously awaiting
boots. AS the supply is still large,
Mr.. Levy intends to serve all
promptly and not advance prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
A Wedding POSTPONED,

The storm in,erfered most seriously
with The plans Of FRANKLIN Shippers. IT
New York. Mr.. Shippers was u passenger
on he train which arrived ere from Phil {.
adelphla a 8 o'clock Monday night. 1t
could not get out Of Wilmington and so
Mr. Shippers was sent to the hotel along
with tho other guests Of the Pennsylvania
Hailroad. Yesterday AIR. Shippers was a
frequently and anxious inquirer at the
Pennsylvania tickot office. Finally he
was forced to give up tho reason for his
anxiety. HIS marriage to d Washington
belle was scheduled for s o'clock last night
and there being al 0 clock l!..le rossib.l-
.ty OF south bound train lie knew the
marriage would be postponed Mr. S.mr-
c sent his brido-eleot the following mes.
4 re: Cannot act tonight. Wish you all
.accra." Al! who learned OF Mr.. s;imp.
ers' predicnment extended sympathy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
WONDERLAND THEATRE.

Manager Dochstader, has IN attractive
st'o" at his popular place Of a,nusameu,
'ht' week. Amongst the attractions are !:
D1N and Tourgec tho .wo American
IrumpGters, Alice Carmolc, vocalist and
moheIcs'st; tie only and great Powell;
whose slight of ihand performance are
clever; Moreahd Thompson and Roberts
who are wi0l0 show in themselves,
lie other acts arc fully up to tho usua,
standard given At this hou.e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
The Markets.,

Never before in the history of the
city has there occurred a market
day when the farmers market was
practically deserted. Such a thing
occurred today in King street mar
ket. Not single farmer backed
his wagon up to the curb stone, be-
cause it was impossible, owing to
the l0-foot snow banks piled up
along the curb. even if any had
driven into our city. Madison street
market was in the same prcdica-
ment Such state carries US back
to the good old DAYS Of ITO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Found Dead,

The dead body Of man was
found lying alongside OF the P, w.
x B tncEs b low CIaymont station
last night. lie was apparently a
worEing man, but his name has
not BEEN asccriained or i Identity
1 he body was brougGtto hi, city,
where the Coroner will hold an
inquest ever it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The Young Mons Single Tax Club gave
its first annual reception in tho Turn Hall
last night.
lie St. AL ysius Young Mems Confer
tnto Of Sacred linart Church. gave u pro-
Eressiye catLre party last evening.
The meeting Of G.acc Home Missionary
Sl"ln'y, which was 10 have boen held to-
day, has been definitely postponed. -
DR. John Palmer, Ir, Of tbi. city has
le'n nnpGinod supreme medical examin II
CT II Knights of the Golden Eagle.
Miss Helen Slaughter, daughter of State
Sch.t"r stephen Slaughter. Dover, is visit.
ing Miss J. +. Higgins, No. SIS Van Bureu
street.
This dagreo team of Wilmington Lodge,
A. o U. W., at the request of Delaware
Lol4o, wa, to have cXenpilled the work
hafore tha officers OF tbs Grand Lodge to-
night, hut it has been poslpGucd until next
"Wednesday.
Attend tho Turner's Masquerade Bali at
Yu!n Hall tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Ezion's Birthday.

The Oath anniversary OF Ezlon
M. E. Church began on Sunday
February 18th. and will continue
until the 10Th. Sunday morning the
Rev Lewis Y, Cox, who was pastor
Of the church q years ago, preach
ed a sermon which was full OF the
Holy Ghost. He selected his text
from the 46th Psalm, lstverse; God
is our refuge and strength, a very
present help in trouble In the
evening Rev. Tindiey gave TWEEN
tv minutes talk from these words:
And God said let there be Light.
Tonight. Dr. p. O'Connell, Phi. d.,
of Philadelphia, will address the
audience on the subject "The M. e.
Church and the Negro Problem. v
The doctor needs no introduction to
the people of Wilmington, as he is
one of their favorite lecturers. No
admission fee will be charged and
all are asked to be present. To-
morrow evening Dr.. NJ. C. B. Mason
the celebrated lecturer and secre-
tarv of the Freedmen Aid and
Southern Educational Society, will
lecture upon subject Of great i'm
portance to all DR.. Mason is known
throughout the country asone of the
greatest lecturers of the world.
All who wish rare treat should
come and hear him A reception
will be held after the lecture and
the anniversary supper served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Fagamyers Horse ;alvc

Mr.. Frederick Hrgamycr of this city
has 'e",iyed an ordor FOR four dozen of his
celebrated horse ointment from John
Butler, of East Wow stock farm, New
York. Mr. Butler stated IN his letter that
his horse Dircctum is In exnollont shape
this winter and ii nothing Happens to
him the coming snasoh he expects to win
the worlds stallion record. This Ia the
horse that year ago could not win raca
owing to his hal heels Al Hartford
Connecticut, about five or six days Le-
fore the race his heels were in baa shape
but llushmyers salve ruryl them
anN the horse won the purse OF SlW 900
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
DEATHS.

| Mob iIDE,-In this city, on Feb. II. 1892. VIM.
Mcbride. aged n years.
Relatives, friends, DUPONT Lodge No ~, a:
y, a. NJ, It. Andrews Council, Legion Fed
Cross, Brandywine Lodge. !, 0. o. f. ard en-,
ployer of the B. d g. Il r. are invited to at
/ tend thu funeral from the residence OF his SON
Flaw, Walter Lewis, 1904 scott street, on
r leslay afternoon, at o'clrck, Services at
the house. Intcrment at Mt Salem cemetery
= IrNDERS-On February Ii, 1890, John 6aun
: d2rs aged Is years.
| lt.iatives and friends, Roxborough Lodge No
l35, A. F. 4. NJ. ;Keystnno Counci', No 60 9
of Aauay ST. GEORGES Castle. No. D.. K. e.
H., of Wilmin gtoL. ore respectfully invited to
attend the funeral cryices,at ms late residence
1914 West eth street. Wednesday evening Feb.
| ruary Ii at 8 o'clock. lnterment ut Lowering
ton Cemetery, Ecxboroush. Pa.
MlTtHEIL--On February 49, Angie NJ, wife
OF VIM. j. Mitchell, in her 59th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon,
at . o'clock, from tho residence Of hrr husband
a206 Marriott street. lntcrment at Rivorvew
cemetery.
HICKEY-In this city, Oh February backward
Nplativei and friends are invited to attend
the funeral onThursday morning at $50 o'clock
from hi late residence 500 W. Seventh street.
High mass ut st. Peters Pre-. Cathedral Church
Intrrrle1,t at New Cathedral cemetery.
Phi adep Ela and West Chester paper, please
copy
REESE-In this city on February IS, James
Reese, aged b5 years.
Relatives, friends members Of St JOHNS
Commandery, No: !, x. T., Hope Lodge, No q
l. .. O. r., Reynolds Encampmant No s., vii.
mington Lodge No. |, A. o. Y. W End Will
minston Lodge, No. %, 5, W. NJ, are respt OF.
fully invited to attend the funeral Services on
Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, from h!a late
residence, No. rs Adams street. lnterment
Riverview Cemetery.
S,rlsEt .II--On February 10, 1899. Mary E. wife Of
Malone Steel, ngad ii years.
Relatives aud friends of the family are nvit-
ed to attend tho funeral from her husbands
residence, NJ. 2ll9 Market ST, on Friday, Fob
ruary II, 1889, at2 o'clock lnterment Mt eal.
en- Cemetery
SPRINGnE-On February IA, Elizabeth @,
wifi of John II. springer, aged q years
Relatives and Friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her huI-
bands, l0?, Lowering avenue, on saturday If.
ternoou at z o'clock n.e!Ment private, at
Wilmington AID BraaGywine cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles rs well as women, and all feel the
results in loss OF appetite, poisons in lhe
blood, bacEache, nervousness, hcadaGhc
and tired, lis;iess, run down feeling. But
there NJ need to feel like that Listen to
j W. Gardner, lhavillc, Ind. He says:
''Elcctric Bltters ave just ihe thing for n
man when he /, all run down, and don't
care whc.iler he lives or dies, 1t did more
to give me new strength and good arpe-
lite than anything could take. can
now .at anything a1d havea new lease On
Me- Only 80 cents, at N. b. Dan'orlh's
drug store. Every boIlie guaranteed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Another Stalled Train

Tho philadelphia express train which
1911. this city at 10 IS o'clock this morning
over the P, W. 4 b. railroad oncamo
sta.! In snowdrift between this cjIy
and Chester, and had 10 DO pul!ad out hy
extra locomotives sent from this cily. This
snow covered tracks we're soon cleared md
me IRAN aftorward proceeded to Phi!adel-
phia without interrlption.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
NO NEWS OF
KlLROY.
Police Department Says
The Man Has Not Yet
Been Heard Of.

The police department at noon,
had received no information of Jas.
K;lroy, the man who has been miss.
ing since Sunday, and the depart.
rent is now about confirmed in tha
belief that the man has persisted in
the storm.
Inquiry was made at several
lodging houses yesterday Tor Kilroy
but he was not found.
1t was stated yesterday that Cap
tain Kane had refused Kilroy lodg-
ing at the station house on Sunday,
but it is not true. 1t was Captain
Chambers who told ki.roy that he
Gould Eot stop at the station
hose.
Joseph Ki!roy called at this office
this afternoon and stated that Jas.
ki.rcy, who was reported as lost in
the storm, was alive and well. Mr..
Ki.roy refused to give further infor-
nation Of James, who is believed to
be his brother.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Frost Bitten Feet.

Patrick Dougherty, Of No. 643
Spruce street, was admitted to the
Delaware Hospital this morning.
suffering rom frosted feet. 1t is said
Dougnerty was without fire during
the night. Attendants at the hos.
pital this afternoon said the man
would be we'll i'll af,w days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
IncDrririblc Girl Caught,

Della Dean, "a fugitive from tho Girls
Industrial School, ms arrested last night
by Officer Ward at '.urn Hall where she
lad gone to dance Della Is now at he
station house awaiting tran.fer to The
Home she cscarei from the homo six
weeks ago, riuco which time SHE has been
working N Philadelphia. she cnmt here
on Sunday to yls friends. and her ussocia-
ton with them Monday night led to her
~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The kenne.t Turnpike t,cmnasr this
afternoon had TIA PIKE Open 20 Tie Pam.
sy'VAnia line, Yes ert,ay tho pike was i'm .
ia''ao,o but zen foot drift. have now soon
removed aad few farmers have y:nturcd
cat.
Nr. Joseph H. Chandler, c! Centrey,,,e
70 3 afternoon .n.ocmed tie REpug..CAN
thAt the storm had given him .ae ti.,t a.
door vacation Ia forty years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The busiest and m'ghtin-t little thing
that everu ~ made Il DR., Kings New Life
Fills. Every VII is el.ur coated globu,e
of health, that changes weakness mo
strength, .ist.essne,s into energy brn!n-fug
into mental power. They re wonderful in
bYi!diag up ,he health. Only 25n per box
Sold by y Il Dan!orth, druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
The Weather

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
indicating rain or snow. and RAJ her higher
temperature. Fridny Clearing with slight
change Of temperature
Tho thermometer at w G. Tayiors
drag store 50! KING street, registered to.
day as iolioWa;
{ U'u.ucK 10 O'clOct lOcloci
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The Turner's of this City, will give mas
q"cladc hall in Tu,n Hail, Eighth and
Ftrl.rh streets, This eTcnin., at s O'Clock,
1t having been postponed on Monday
evening" to this date. Great preparations
nave baen mndo TO render it! successful,
aud very pleasant gathering is an,iri-
pated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

Fred c., Mammeis, while turning ,ha
corner Of Fourth and Market Streets, IN a
sleigh yesterday afternoon was thrown
out by the vehicle HpsctllDg. Fortuna ely
Tor Mr Mhmmsle m h.igAtru ~ Il SHOW
d"St and thereby saved himself perhaps Of
ner!lNa lNINry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Fell On The Pavement

An unknown Germas foil on tho tn. a.
Twentieth and Market streets this morn.
lag snd injured himse.: 50 badly that bs
"a! 70 DO ia lsn tc his home, No,4.s West
l wshsJ'Seco street IN the phoon.x
A n buiance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The supper 10 have been given in Both
any Baptist Church, on Thursday eysu.
Ing, February u has Gaen postponed uu.
I'll lhursaay evening February %.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

Coroner NandcgGr this afternoon rc.
colvGd Information IT the sudden death Of
an aged wnmnn who resided beyond New.
ark and will 80 .horo this afternoon to Ia.
yCstGAte
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany has made reduction In rates q
cablegra,ns 10 points In Cuba. -. !.