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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
List OF SAFES.

10-J. NJ. Ball, Mill Creek HID.
lu, Storage furniture Ut StidLam 4
Sons auction room.
II, Combination sale vt Western hotc
l3-John II. Hulett. iiil! Creek Id.
l3-Mrs. John NJ. Ellison, st. Guorgc's
Hupdred.
13-ticorgn King, NV Ca ;tic Ill.
l3-Wn. Th)nDSon, Branhywine Hid
li-Thos. A. Hail, tilriStiana Hid.
II, W. & Picrson, Mill Creek Hid.
II. Zeal Estate at Court House.
Is, Good furnitvre, lU5 East Sih street
l5-Eve!yn L. Derickson, Christian;
I'D.
Chlistiana Hundred.
1G-.lokn J"rdan, New Castle HID.
IL. MIS- hiary a. Jackson, Chii,liana
Hid.
10. JOS. II. Worrcll, near harmony
station, white Cav Gre, l. Hid.
11-James Edwards. New tps.l, HID.
II, Elwoul Web 'tcr. horse ,Hnclteasin
II, iuruiture 5ll Shipiey street
II, John l!iott, 9th ward.
20. Elwood Stern, nvar i'airville, Pa,
70. Hermann Large, BrNMdyWine Hi.
~, CroIlnD Bros, MIL Creek I'd,
Il Arnold Naudain, Jr., White Clay
Creek HID
a, John II Husbands Estate, Brandy
81, Mrs, J. G. Ealier, furniture. l0J W.
l2th street.
70, j. W. Derickson, deed, Mill Creek
Hundred.
23-W. H. Klair, Christian Hid.
p, Marshal Bailey, he'd Lien, Pa.
rs. VIM. T. Seal, Registered Ho,stein
cattle Fuiryillc, Pa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
RIOTOUS SOLDIERS.
They Are Completely Cowed by the
Citizens Of Griffin, Gay
WHO HAD PREPARED FOR THEM.

rho Lawless Colored Immunes Fired
at the Groups Of Spectators Who Had
Gathered at the Various Station, to
See tho Train Go By.
Atlanta, Ca, March 0.-The Tenth
lmmunes, who were mustered out at
Macon YESTERDAY began to show their ill
temper as,sapa, as the train bearing tho
negroes hoiuabsgan to move out Of Ma
con. Producing revolvers and other
arms. which fhey had In some way man
aged to keep with them, they began firing
from the windows. Bullets flew in every
direction as the train departed and pass
ersby were compelled to seek safety.
Luckily only one person was shot in Ma
con, viii Goodyear, 16-yearold white
boy, whose arm was fractured by
fall. As the train passed the various
stations on the road the riotng was re-
ncwed, shots being fired from the train
at the people standing on the platforms
to see the train go by.
At Griffin, Ga, where the first section
OF the train stopped about go ycster-
day afternoon, occurred the most serious
trouble of the day. The regiment came
over the Central Of Georgia railroad in
three sections. When the train stopped
al Griffin the negroes, who by this time
had filed up on whisky began firing their
pistols and yelling like Indians. Over
2OO shots were fired and the police were
powcrlcss TO resist The city was at the
mercy Of the negroes, who kept up
fusilladc Of shots until the train carried
fhaIn boyoul tho nsty kp,tts
The news of the outrageous conduct
spread rapidly over Griffin, and it was
determined that the next section of the
regiment should be held in check.
Mayor Davis telephoned Governor
Candler asking him to order out tn,
Griffin rifles. The governor sent him
word that he would consult the authori.
ties and instruct him in a few minutes.
Mayor Davis then ordered out the com
pany on his own responsibility, as there
was no time to losa. The Rifles were
given five rounds of ammunition, and,
under command of Lieutenant David,
marched TO the depot.
In addition to the militia the mayor
and Sheriff Morris dcputizcd nearly a
hundred citizens TO assist the officers
:" t''t1'i -h6 ltttt Nllll plOtctllup lIc
city.
About 5.1l p. III. The second section
ram" in sight. and above the roar of the
train could Ic heard the rattle of fire
arms, which were being discharged in
discriminatory. When this train came
to standstill the negroes saw 200
heavily armed men, who commanded
them to keep quiet.
Thr negroes were awcd, and with a
few exceptions were as dori!c as lambs.
40 those who proved fractious cracked
heads were administered.
When the train pulled out os the depot
and The negroes thought they were out
of reach of the citizens they began firing
at houses. At the first siIot yoley was
poured into the train by the citizens and
militia. George Agee, a trainman, was
fatally shot in the abdomen and one
aerro slightly wounded.
There was no trouble in Atlanta, as the |
police prepared for them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Tie Accented the ADOIOgv.

A prominent New York lawyer Is noted
for his ready answers and skill In repartce.
When n young practitioner hc appeared
before a pompous old judge who took
offensc at n remark the lawyer made critl-
tising his decision
III you do not instantly apologize for
that remark, Mr. Blank" snd the judge,
II shall commit you for contempt Of
court"
Upon reflection, your honor" instant
ly replied Mr.. Blank, II find that your
honor was right and was wrong. as your
honor always is"
Tho judge looked dubious, but finally
said that he would accept the apology -
New York Times
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
CItY Court CaSes.


Crler Smith of the county court was In
the city court this morning. 1t was the
first time lie has been present during .
session Of tho court. Court crier Heal
sang his solo in his usual strain.
William Tiller. coiored. was charged
with disorterly conduct. The evidences
was that he met c. G. Fritz Yesterday at.
ternoon on the street and cursed him sew.
eral times. He also had knife In his
hand. A lne OF $40 and costs was Inn
posed.
John Dcvalinger was charged with dis.
orderly conduct. Officer Fox testified the
man was drunk. He had attempted to
break into house. Devallnger was will
ing to swear off. ''''
Edward Davis colored. was charged
with tho larceny OF an overcoat and pair
OF pants the property OF Arthur Davis, his
brother. Tho clothes disappeared froIu
their house and tho prisoner had tho
clothes on him in the dock. He was held
In 500 bail for court.
Put"ick O. Brlen was charged tho lar
ceny of chair ths property OF Thomas B.
smith. Jhe casa was dismissed as there
was not sufficient evidence to connect him
with the theft.
Evan Miller minus Of his whiskers an.
poared in the dock on the charge Of drunk
cnness. He was sent over for thi.ty DAYS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,.
March 9, 1890

Joseph H King and Sons will be at tht
old stand on Delaware street wharf thi
season during the shad season. Mr.. KIM
has been hu2ing shad Tor thirty years. HI
has invested about 81, 900 in nets for the
men that will 1rh for tho firm. There
will DO about thirty five boats fishing this
season for King and Sons Two Launches
Will be employed to bring the shad from
down the river and Fl ON th, Now Jersey
sido Of the river. Tho shad Will bo shpps d
to New York and Philadelphia. John A.
Walls and Charles Walls will also pur-
chase shad a. the Delaware street wharf.
| Conductor Scott Shilling in stepping
OH trolley car fell and cut his hand,
soon afterwards in stepping on the car he
| missed his foot aud skinned knee is the
| result.
Jerry Cornish wishes TIE person that
took his gun would either return it and
receive u reward of$l0 or como and get the
part of the gun that was left behind.
a number OF men have been put to work
on tho line Of the Wilmington and New
Castle Electric Railway. Tho heavy fall
OF snow caused considerable damage to tho
roadbed.
lhoro was an interesting debate on
tuesday night by the members of In
dustry Council Junior Ordor of United
american Mechanics. The question under
debate was (which Is the butt of a goat"
The dobaters wero Brothers Stoops. Can-
non. Meredith Countss, Rolhock and
Kirk. Judge Wrggcnmsnn, Case audLald
decided In favor Of those first debaters
who argued in favor Of the end far,hcst
away from the horns. The noxt debate
will bo Women or money"
Constable Moses B Fleming hns seized
on 100 sheets Of iron the property of .Jc.
mas Hudson.
Semo Of the luo iron received ty the
D''"waro Iron Works was returned be-
c1uso tho edges would not weld.
A number Of boys searched for Scott
Sh'iilngs watch yesterday and Que little
fellow found 1t aud was Handsomely
rewarded. The watch was a present from
his mother and Scott values the timo
piece highly.
Ihe work Of unloading the cargo Of
eastern ice of the schooner Lfzsio Ball.
cock for Joseph IT. King and Sons was
completed yesterday.
Tho town il alivo with delegates TO tho
W@man's Homo Missionary Society The
sessions promise to be truly intsrc.ttrr.
1h' program for this evening is as fol-
Iowa:
i.3O p. m. m.-OpaniHg exercises, tho Rev,
H. irving Watkins; music, choir; greeting
from "Mothcr's J4wols'; "Aunt Sul!y's
Bag Miss May Canu;greetings and songs
Doughon Mission Band duet and chorus.
Miss Gsace QGigg Circle; nddrcss, Miss
Ida Miner, dcaconess, from tho Lucy Webb
Lays training school, Washington D. C.;
'nu ic choir; collection; doxolosy; bone
diction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
CUTTING a TIGERS CLAWS.
The Animal Gave the Zoo Man Plenty
of Fun.


The Animal Gave the Zoo Man Plenty
of Fun.
There was lively time out at tho ZOO
the other day, with tho big Bengal tiger
as the chief actor in the hubbub. For
some time past this animal has suffered
with IN extraordinary clongation Of his
claws, which, growing beyond their wont
ed size, have turned up and pierced his
paw cushions, producing painful sores;
so yesterday Head Keeper Manlcy deter
mined to perform n surgical operation on
the tiger, who, unfortunately, was just in
the humor fer fight. Backed up by a
corps of attendants, ho approached the
cage armed with lasso, which he finally
succeeded in throwing over tho tigers
head. His Bengal highness made a wild
dash for tho other end Of the cnge, and to
prevent his strangling Manlcy was COM
pcllcd to play him like fish, He ragged
from one side Of tho cage to tho other,
emitting the most fcnrsomc howls, and
tho other animals joined in the chorus.
Then couple of attendants grabbed tho
tigers tail, but it was slippery, and tho
keepers couldn't hold on.
Two Of the attendants rubbed ashes on
their hands and went for his tail again,
while Manley and another took q fresh
grip on the rope around tho recalcltrant
animals recl. A couple of other keepers
entered tho cage and slipped noosetl ropes
around each OF his paws, tho tiger being
finally pulled out 10 all fours by the keep
crs' combined efforts. Then new phase
of the operation developed Tho angercd
Beast was pnDshinr hi, tpnt,, 80 Noroolv
that Manley feared molar complication
to top off the trouble of tho ingrowlng
claws. So huge chunks of wood wero
thrown to the patient, who crunched them
like peanuts According to Keeper Man
ley, big stove on a blizzard day couldn't
touch tho tiger as fuel destroyer, and
when he had finally succeeded In Clipping
the claws with t. Iir Of pinchcrs the door
of tho cage lesembed that CT pla1;nR
mill philadelphia Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
ENGLAND'S NAVAL EXPENSES,
Marine Fighters VIII Cost the People
G2S,OOO,OOO This Year.

Marine Fighters VIII Cost the People
eas,OOO,OOO This Yenr.
: london, March 9.--The Times this
morning says: 1--WE understand that the
navy estimates will show an increase for
the ensuing year of nearly f3,000,000
over last years total and will reach al
most f2S,O0O000. 1t is proposed to add
between 1000 and 5000 men. The
largest share of the increased expendi.
ture however. is for shipbuilding, re-
pairs and the like"
Commenting cditorialy upon the fore.
going rather startling statement" The
Times says: 1T is pretty clear that Sir
Michael Hicks Beach chancellor of the
exchsIucr) will have an admirable op.
ror'unily to display his powers as n
constructive iinancier, and we only hope
he will rise to the occasion. But lie
positively must not seek to escape from
his difficulties by n further increase in
the already oppressive income tax"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
VIII Arrest Bcggars.

The police are determined to break up
the petty theving In Wilmington. 1t is
attributed to the largo number OF tramps
that have invaded the city. Officer Raj
ston arrested q ssanSJamos Watson yes.
terday on the ctAsse Of larcony.
Tho men go around In day time begging
aud spot the housesar At night they break
10 and secure food money and clothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Tho Gould Blacknnll Case

Albany, March 9.--'rhe taking Of cvi-
dcncc was concluded yesterday in the
trial Of Mrs. Margaret Cody, charged
with. attempting to blackmail the heirs
ofJay Gould. In the rebuttal the prose-
cution called Mrs. Mary Angel, the al
legged wife Of jay Gould. She testified
that she never saw Jay Gould; that she
never told Mrs. Cody that she was mar
ried to Jay Gould. Mrs. Cody had
promised her $5OO0,O0O if the suit
against the Goulds was successful, she
said. Mrs. Angels husband testified in
much the same line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
BRUTAL CHINESE CANNIBALS.
Awful Treatment of n Belgian Prizes
nv the FinulS.

Awful Treatment of Belgian Priest
by the Fiends.
Vancouver, h. c., March 9.-Chincsc
papers received by the steamer Empress
Of India give details of the murder and
torture OF Roman Catholic priest near
lchang. The priest was Father Victor.
ian Jean Dclbrouck, Belgian. He was
captcrcd by thieves. who tied him up and
ficndishly tortured him. One account
says that as the priest hung from the
tree to which he was tied pieces were
cut from his thighs and eaten by his
tormenters. From the state of his body
fire was evidently applied to it and
sl,,gs were fired into the more vital
parts. Finally his body was cut open
from the chest to the bottom of the
abdomen, he was discmbowled and war;
ious organs were taken out and eaten
by these sO-called semi-civilized people.
who at the same time drank his blood.
lie was also mutiated in a way that
cannot be described, and his head cut
off, there being hole in the top of his
skull large enough to put ones fist in.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
REMARKABLE RESCUE,

Mrs. Michael Curtain Plain1eld, I'll,
Lakes the statement that she caught cold
which settled on hor lungs she was tt Gated
for month by her family physician, but
grew worse. lie told her sho was h pc
less victim III of consum mpt Il
and that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist sllgges ed DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption: sho bought /.
bottle AMI to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
Its use and after taking six bottles, found
herself eound and vol; now docs her own
housework, and is as we'll ms she. ever WAS
FREQ trial bottles of this Grent Discovery
at N. b. Danforth's Drug store. Only 80
tens, and SLIGO. every bottle guaranteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Get Instan6, 17elief fsroun

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This most irritating disease relieved in
ten minutes by using DR.. Asnew's Oint.
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For sale-by y. James Belt, Sixth and
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Arsenal Explosion Due to Foul Play

Arsenal Explosion Due to Foul Play.
Toulon, March 9.--It turns out that the
12 dynamite cartridges found behind the
T0ulon arsenal on Tuesday are of for
eign manufacture. NJ. Lockroy, minister
of marine, in an interview regarding the
explosion of the naval powder mazazinc
at La Goubrali, between La Seyne ard
Toulon, early Sunday morning. init
mates that the experts now have very
little doubt that it was due to foul play.
He thinks it was possibly caused by
some clockwork arrangement, provided
with detonator, hidden in powder keg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09

Rome, March 9.-Thc Tribuna says
1t learns that the Chinese government
has offered to send the Italian minister,
Signor MARITIME, written apology,
through Sir Claude Macdonald, British
minister at Pekin for the terms in which
the tsung-li-yamrn couchcd China's rc-
fusal to grant the concession recently de-
nanded by Italy of San-Mun bay. PROV
incc Of Che Kiang TO be used as an
Italian naval base and coaling station.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Soldier Boys Return,

Harrisburg, March o. Company d,
Eighth regiment. Pennsylvania voluu-
teers, hsitrr hnown RS the City Grays,'
returned TO Harrisburg last evening
from Augusta. Gn., and was given n
hearty welcome hy the people of this
city and surrounding country. At thAic
armory banquet was given in their
honor. Governor Stone. Lieutenant Gov.
eruor Gobin, Adiutant General Stewart
aud Mayor Patterson were present and
mad. short addresses of welcome. The
Grays left Harrisburg April % for Mt.
Gretna. where they were mustered into
the United States service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Mlchi.an's Democratic Nominees

N
ks'amaZoo. Mich. March 9.--Thomaa
f. Rarkworth, leading attorney Of
Jackson, was nominated yesterday af.
ternoon by the Democratic state convcn.
ton for Justice OF the supreme court.
he received 452 Of the 712 votes cast
OF til" first ballet, and it was made
unanimnNs. The contest was wholly be.
tween Mr. Barkworth and cx.Justire
Allan Il. Morse, the four other candi.
dates having withdrawn before the first
bs''"t was competed. All the elements
or silver fusion were well represented
among the delegates and the nomina.
tior| for regents Of the State university
were glTrn 10 Edward II. Legentre
Drm"rrat, Of Calumet, and Stanley H.
ParAhilI. Iopuist, Of OWosso.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
STORY OF A SLAVE.

To bo bound hand and foot for years by
the chains OF disenso Is tho worst form OF
slavery. GeorgeD D. Williams of Mnnchcs-
ter, Mich, tells how n slave was made free.
lilo says: My wife has been so helpless
for five years that she could NOT turn over
in bed alnne. Alter using two bottles of
Electric Bit ers sho Is wonderfully improv-
cd and able to do her own work" This
supreme remedy for female diseases quick
ly cures nervousness, sleeple :snuss, nlelaI-
choly, headache. backache, faintiug and!
dizzy spells. This miracle working mcdi-
cino Is q god-scnd to weak, sickly. run
down peOple. Every bcttla guarantt el.
Only So cents. Sold by N. B. Danfurtu
Druggist,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Election Officers Arrested

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 9.-Michatl
Mcary, judge OF election of the Cork
Lane district Of Pitston township,
caused the arrest yesterday of Inspectors
Heating and McCuc and Clerks Mean
drcws and O'Boylc charging them with
changing the ballots, fraud and drunken.
ness at the last election. The defend
ants were arraigncd before Justice Of
the Peace Pollock. and gave bail for
further hearing,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09

dependents. Tho net income to the STATE
for the year 1893 was s2o,OOo.oo, whilo New
Castle County paid over that sum to keeI
about l5o in New Castle Jail in ihleness.
Maryland has set US worthy example
Gentlemen, this question has passed be.
yond tho domain of doubt. In tho name
OF economy, humanity and your State
prido, we beg you toput oar Stat, among
oil her sister States in the line Of humane
prison reform.
ANOTHER VETO.
A voto dropped rather suddenly from the
hand OF Governor Tunnel to-day and con-
seqrently the F4rnhurst employment bill
dies unless an attempt is made to pass it
over tho chief executives head.
Tho vetoed measure provided thai every
employ Of tho State Hospital for ho Insane
at Farnhurst shall bs d resident Of tho
State and shall have been resident for
three years preceding the time he was
employed.
The Governors objections as presented
to the Senate are in part, whether per.
sons so employed are citizens or not should
not DO considered. Tho State Hospital
was established and Is maintained for the
benefit Of unfortunate and helpless c'ti-
zens and not to afford employment to
physician and Mt; endants.
"It is with bad;Gracc that State lito
Delaware, SO many Of whose citizens mi.
crate aud seek employment in otEcr
States, should attempt to raise a barrier
against ci'iz,ns of other States State
lines are imaginary limits for purposes of
loca; government aud whom We lose sight
of tho fact that the several States consti-
tute ono common country, md attempt 'c
discriminate against ctizons of other
States, we violate the spirit Of our govern
mont.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
NO CONDITION Is HOPELESS

lfyou arc weak and dsbil.a, ed your
strength and vitality all gone, it is GER
tainly very dlscouraging to try remedy
after remedy without getting any bsneflt,
and yet t!,is Ia the case with great many
weak and suffering men. But that does
not prove their condition hopeless It only
shows that they have failed to got tho
right treatment, Dr. Greene, 85 West
l4th ST., New York City, whose wonder
ful cures have given him a wide fame. has
made special study Of cases OF debility
and lost vigor and vitality, and can cure
you. You can consult DR.. Hrsene by let.
ter free Just think of 1t. 1t cost you
nothing for his advice. Write to him
without delay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
|UNFADING COTTON DYES,
Fast Diamond Dyes for
Cotton Make Unfading
COiOrS.
Cannot be Washed Out in Soap

'e'a' vi "OSu " OuEIISHl.
Tho same dyes will never make full,
fast color on both wool and cotton, and
hence Diamond Dyes have special line OF
colors for cotton.
Their fast cotton dyes are guaran teel to
give pcrfecJ satisfaction, and to make
colors that cannot be washed out in s,rong
soapsuds and that will not fade whom ex-
posed to tho sunlight.
Iyou wish to dye cation goods, Use only
thssast Diamond Dyes for cotton, and you
viii haVo success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Admiral Won Kuerr'S Rosiypotiop

Admiral Won Knerr's Resignation.
London, March 0.-The Berlin CORE.
spondent of The Standard, commenting
upon the forced resignation Of Admiral
Won Kncrr as commander-in.chicf Of the
German navy, says: 1T Is probable
that the resignation is prelude to the
reorganization of naval control. Tho
post Of commander-in-chicf Ia likely to
be abolished and the control Of the navy
to be placed directly under Emperor
William and his naval cabinet"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Yacht Capslzcd, Nine Drowned

Brest, France. March 9.--News has
been received here Of the capslzing of
pleasure yacht off the Brittany coast,
drowning nine persons, among them five
French military officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09

Denver Colo, March 9.-The bill d.
Siding FL Paso county and creating q
new county named Teller, in which Is
the Cripple Creek gold district, passed
the house by vote OF 81 to %. 1t ID
now pretty certain to become a law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Slight Fire.

A 1re ontailing loss u $40 teok r'scs
last night In ths grocery a'ois OF c. O.
Carpenter at tho cU.Gsr of seventh aId
Madison streets The iJssis covered by In :
sugaucc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09
Judsesnlp For Ex-senator Allen,

Lincoln, Neb., March Ex-Governor
Poynter last evening appointed retiring
United States Senator William V. Allen
jnAscof the district court. to fil q va.
cGncy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09

It Is said that csc, 200, 900 microbes can
stand on a postage stamp without crowd.
ing. The name Of the man who counted
them Is not given Cleveland Leader.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-09

Washington, March 9--1he navy de.
partmcnt Is Informed that the cruiser
Baltimore and the monitor Monterey,
which have been In dock at Hong Kong,
have arrived at Manila.