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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Crosby & Hill.
COS, 607 and 609 Market 81.
HRESS GOODS are st;II
IL moving, and moving
49, <,,,,,,1r NJ

1ANEoS GOODS are still
moving, and moving
quick. Never have We
had such an assortment ofI
Dress Goods and at prices
that you will have to ackuow-|
ledge are lower than you can
get them elsewhere. Good
dress fabrics is what we mean.
We 90 not want you to be de-
celved by the words you hear
all around ours is the best.
All a we want is to let you know
that no house in the country
possesses ,5 any advantage over
u.s. We can have the pick and
eholce OF any goods we want
from any manufacturer. tits
not sentiment but cash that !
manufacturers are after.
A Black Crepon that is as
scarce as can be; we mean to (
get the right pattern and value
for 81, for Soc yd.
A very fine Black Crepon:
would not be extravagant ii
some of the large cities to ask Il
$3.50 for it, for S1.2s.
An extraordinary fine Black
Crepon-well, s. would be q
talr price, ST 50. "
A French Covert Cloth, de-
slrable shades, AZ inches wide.
for 75c.
A French Covert Cloth, all
the new shadings, at Sec yd.
Separate Dress patterns, a ID
large assortment. from $4.eS
up to $o.eS per pattern.
About 1000 yards of Fancy
Dress re Goods; the full story IS \
told when we say reduced
from 25c to 17c yd.
10 yards Bleached Muslin Il
tor ST. Going up. S
200 yards Fancy Prints,
light colorings, (you will soon
Ind out that you will have to
pay &c a yard for thcn) &C on
Wednesday.
Just one lot of Apron cling
,ans' Il, the good kind, for \
Wednesday 4Hc.
We sell the right Sewing u
Machine. Come and see it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
ITHE SWOLLEN RIVERS
The Ohio at Cincinnati Shows a
" Fifty-six Foot Stage.
FREEZING INCREASES DISTRESS.

In West Virginia 's-Capltal, Though the
Waters Are .ecedlng, There Is Much
Suffering From Lack of Food and
Tuel--Few Fatalities Reported.
Cincinnati, March 7.-F'ifty-siy feet is
the stage of the Ohio river al This point
This is beyond all expectations warrant
ed by the information at hand Sunday
night. The rainfall in the limited see
ton of the Ohio watershed south and
east of the Ohio river was much greater
than any one expected. The rate of rise
at this point is about three inches per
hour. This rate has been maintained
for more than n hours.
Reports from above show that the
Monongahcla and Allegheny are sta
tionary. At Brownsville and Morgan
town, near the headwaters of the MunOn-
gahela, where the great supply came
from to make the flood in that river. the
waters are falling. with II feet at Nor
gantown and nearly % feet at Browns
vile.
At Wheeling the stage is 26 feet Fur
ther down the river at Parkersburg, w.
Va, the river is stationary. At Gal
lipolis it is Al feet, and rising slowly.
AT Portsmouth it is "a feet and 10 inch
es, and rising two inches an hour. TAX
ing the Portsmouth stage as an indica
tiOn in connection with the condition of
the river at points above up to Parkcrs
burg the indications are that the max
iinum stage reached at Cincinnati will
be 80 and possibly GO feet. provided the
foods are not increased by further rain
fall.
Damage by food in the cities OH the
Ohio so far reported are slight. At
Huntington, w. Va, where the stage is
52ia feet, two barges of coal were sunk
in the Guyan and thousands Of sawlogs
were washed away. At Portsmouth
cellars and factories are flooded on Front
street. while on Mill, East Front and
Jackson streets many people have been
driven from their dwellings,. Very lit
tie Interference with business has been
experienced. The stage in the lower
Ohio is such that no more coal will gec
away from the fleets in harhor at Louis
vile until the flood recedes.
At Cincinnati the business men in the
lowlands are removing their goods from
cellars No dwellings have been dis
turbed except two tenement quarters.
Should the river reach 80 or 60 feet
som" business houses near the river
will have to remove their goods to the
second story. No railroads at that stage
will be prevented from running regular
trains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Death of Mrs Wilson

Mrs Robert Wilson liod at her residence
near Guyencourt, Christiana hundred, on
Sunday last. She had been sick for owe
year and that she survived her hus band
was rather surprise to her family. She
was an estimable lady and had tho warm
est sympathy of hor family and large
circle of friends. Her remains will be in .
terrod at Mt. Lebanon conotory at IL
O'Clock. on Wednesday. Trains which
leave this city at 7.20 o'clock q. m , will
be met by carriages Mt Guyencourt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Masked Robbers secure s., 500.

HngrrstOWn, Md. March 1.-Fivr
masked robbers entered the house of
Miss Eliza Waltz, an aged maiden lady.
near Cavetown. along the Western Mary
land railroad about seven miles from
this city, at | o'clock in the morning, Sc
curing 2,5OO in cash, and escaped. Miss
Waltz and boy named EIotzman, aged
10 years, were the only persons in the
house. The robbers broke in the door
with fence rail and tied the hands of
Miss Waltz and the boy in their beds.
A bolster was placed over the laily's
head to prevent her from making noise
or seeing. The robbers ransacked the
rooms, cutting open the beds with knives
in their search for the money. which
was finally found in bureau drawer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
An Early Bird.

Robins havc made their appearance in
our city, indlcatng that spring Is at hand
For several years one has visited the yard
of tho residence No. d0J Wost Fifth rent,
in tho early part OF March. and yesterday
morning his malin song WAS heard w,th
delight by the iratron o! tho house, for
tho first time the Iro.eut season. He Is
always u welcome visitor, rs his songs in
fuse new life, and contribute to render life
lnoro chi gable Tho robin is one of the
most va'n;!hr a! our Entivo birds and
avcrs o., 81 n'i rti1ri It y ot,cIion SO
that it may 'HUi ii!' aDd oceIipr mr. var
ious parks instead Of the lii l., un:n,rrp4N
ing spacrows that now abound the ON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
STORY OF A SLAVE

To b. bound hand and foot for years bv
the chains Of disease is tho worst form of
slavery. GerrgeD Williams of Munches-
ter, Mich, tells how II slave was made free.
Ho SAYS: My wifc has been 81 helplns
for five years that she could nos turn over
in bed alone. Aftcr using two bottles OF
Electric Bit ers sho is wonderfully improy,
cd and able to do her own work. This
supreme tcrliedy for fomalo diseases qllick.
ly cures rervonsnesa, slceple ,sncss. melun.
choly, hea,tachs, backache, fainting and
dizzy spells. rhls'miracls working mrdi-
cine Is god-sond to weak, sicky, run
down proDlo. Every bottla guaranteed
Only 50 cont:, Sold by N. B. Dauforth
Druggist,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

Lincoln, Neb. March 7.-Republican
members of the legislature who are op-
posed to NJ. l.. Hayward for senator.
aided by fusionists, yesterday prevented
Republican caucus which might have
nominated Hayward. At the conclusion
of tho joint senatorial ballot at noon it
was voted to take recess until 8
O'Clock, the hour for the caucus. Sup
portcrs of Hayward opposed the motion
without success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
AChurch Et!opcr.

Tho members of Mrs Hanra's Class will
giyo supper In Union NJ. f. Church to-
morrow evening. Those who desire 10 ,i'
q good cause should make it n point to
participate. Tho members Of Mrs. Hannas
Glass arc ndepts in the art OF cookery, and
the viands on this occa ion will tempt the
appetite of the vcrcst eplcuro. 10 all we
say, 60 and enjoy yourself, md encourage
tia lnlios.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
DISr1ARCk'S IRON NERVE,

Was tho result Of bis splendid health.
Indomitablo will and tremendous enersy
nre not found where Stomach. Liver. KID
peys and Bowles are ont ~ order. fyeu
want these lUaiiics and tho success thay
develop every power Of brain and body.
Only IS cents Of n. B. DanloIlh's drug
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

Winnipeg, Man, March THE Win
nipeg police have arrested Vaticlcy
AIexandrovich" DudinSky. Russian
noblcman, who is wanted abroad for
theft of 2I,GOD rublcs from a railway
company in 1906. Dudinsky came to
New York with his plumber. where he
was known for some time as Karl Tay-
lor. He then removed to Matlawa.' Ont.
where he assumed the name of Karl Rus
sell. His means becoming exhausted, he
sought Friends here. arriving on Sunday
He will fight cNtradition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
List Of Sales.

8, A. H. Tyson, horses, Martins sta
bic. 3iand Oranee.
9, N. A. Heis-r. near stanton
jeremiah Kelly, Christlanl H1
Frank g. Pierce, Braudywine Hd.
Petitdemannse Il Iorbert, Mill
Creek Hid.
l0-J. n. Ball, Mil Crock lid.
1H-John H. Hulrtt, Mill Creek I'D.
l3-Dirs. john M. Ellison, st. Georges
Hundred.
l3-inorge King, New Castle I'D.
l3--Wm. Thompson. Brandywine Hd
l4-ThoS. A. Hall, Christians HID.
II, w. &. Pierson, Mill Creek HID.
u, Real Estate ut Court House.
%, Good furnitvre, l05 Fast Sth street.
la-Eyelyn +. Derickson, Christiana
Christiana Hundred.
1G-John Jordan, New Castle Hd.
IL, Mrs. Mary A. jackson, Christians q
10. Jos. H. worrel1, near Harmony
station, White Clay Creek HID.
T-James Edwards. New Castle HID
II, Elwood Webster, horses, Hockessin
20, Crossan Bros, Mill Creek Hid.
2l-Arnold Naudain, Jr., Whlte Clay
Creek Hd
81, John Husbands Estate, Brandy.
%, J. W. Dericlsson, decd, Mill Creek
Hundred.
rs w. Fl. Kla;r, Christian Hd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Paid the Reward.

The Police Commission Al its meeting
last night paid the reward Of $50 to j. B.
Stokes for finding the body Of B. F. Walls
The Augustine Mills wishes to bo con-
nccted with the fire alarm system. The
company Is willing to pay for tho box.
Deputy City Solicitor Cahoon has pre-.
pared now city ordinance in reference to
cleaning off the Snow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
British Conservative Secedes,

london, March lord Claude John
Hamilton, chairman of the Great East
ern railway, and brother Of Lord George
Hamilton. secretary of state for india
has rutiled the political waters by sud.
denly seeding from the Conservative
party, In an open letter Of explanation
he asserts that, Will, the foreign and
colonial policy of the government has
his entire approval. its fiscal policy. home
legislation and coatinnal attacks upon
property and capital are beneath con
tempt" Therefore he says he cannot
longer support tn" administration.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Confederate Daughters Protest

Savannah, Ga, March THE local
chapter Of the Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, which Is the original chapter of
the organization, yesterday adopted reso-
lutions strongly protesting against Prcsi
dent Mckinley's suggestion respecting
the federal care of Confederate graves.
The resolutions declare: "With full ap-
probation of the impulse expressed, we
shrink instinctively with hushed and
holy sorrow from yielding the slightest
assent. The graves of the Confederate
dead are our pilgrim shrincs. Only
reverent hands should lay memorials
over their cOnsecrated dust"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
The Lieutenants Apportionmcnt,

Washington, March T.-Thc war DC.
partment has made an announcement of
the apportonncnt of 1Ol second licutcn-
ants created by the army reorganization
bill among the various states and terri
tories. In addition there are 90 mp
pointments at large. The apportiohment
is on the basis of population and gives
Pennsylvania d New jersey, 2; Della
ware. 1; Maryland. 2: New York. =:
Ohio, 4: West Virginia., .: North Caro-
lima, 3; South Carolina = and Virginia 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
THE WOES or CHARLESTON.

Freezing Temperature Increases the
Suffering in w est Virginia's IS Capital.
! Charleston, w. Va, March 7.-Al-
though the floods have receded slowly,
the largest portion of the city is still
under water. Heavy snow fell yesterday
afternoon and last night, and with it
came freezing temperature. There will
be probably much suffering on account
Of the cold weather. Several hundred
families are still quartered in the state
house, city hall, court house and other
public buildings.
The supply of coal was about ex-
hausied yesterday, and all the coal yards
are under water The highest stage
reached here was 4l.25 feet, which is
1h inches less than the food of 1897.
disturbances Sunday and yesterday The
disturbances Sunday and yesterday. The
mayor has ordered all saloons closed, but
the city is in total darkness at night and
practically at the mercy of the criminal
classes of Writes and negroes.
The Kanavha and Michigan tracks
between here and Point Pleasant are
under water for considerable distance.
Passenger and freight ears have been
placed on the bridges to weight them
them down, and the officials do not ap-
prchend any serious damage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

! Gallipolis. O.. March 7.--Many fam.
HES have been obliged to move from the
lower portion of this city on account of
high water in tn" Ohio. The river has
Ovrrtowrd its banks at Point Pleasant,
and most Of the business district Is
flooded. Schools are closed and all bust.
ness is suspended. Miadlcport and Ra-
cine are both getting Il muddy bath. The
Ohio at this point is higher than it has
been since the memorable flood of 1884,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

New York. March 7.-Wiliam Golfer,
an engineer on an ocean steamship. was
arrested last night OH Il charge of SNUG.
CLING opium into this port He has been
suspected of smuggling for some time,
and has been under surveillance. Last
night the officers saw him leave his
house OH Fifteenth street with three
boxes under his arm. They placed him
under arrest. The boxes contained opium.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
WASHINGTON.
Three Day Personally Con .ucted Tcur
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Tho third Of the present series of Penn
sylvanin RaiIrond thrce-lav per ;onnllv.
conducted tours to Washington will lrave
thursday, Mn"ohV The ra,c, Sl+ 81 from
New York, $1i.50 from Philadelphia, aud
prCportcnato 'acs from other points, in
clude MI necessary eApOns's huring thu rn-
tirs rrip-tran- -portatio,I, hotel accomoda-
tions and Capitol guido fees. An exp, ri
cnced Chaparon will also accompany tho
Ea ty. ~.
For Itineraries. tiCke S. and full informn-
ti"n apply % ticka agent Tourist Agsnt.
1876 broadway, New York; 7S9 b oad
street, Nawnrll, N. j.. or address G.Jrsn
w. Boyd. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, PliluIul-
Dhla,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
O0,d Prices.

Frank c. Stidham, auction0er. sold for
Thomas Slack, Jr. at his residence near
State Road. on Monday. Horses SlO7, so,
S6l, $8l, $4!, $5?; Cows, $s5 to $50; Heifers,
%?s to S33; Chicken 95 cents per pair;
Shoats, 81 each. The sale was well at
tended and bidding satisfactory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Hog Cholera,

1t Is stated that twenty shoats belong-
ing to the State Hospital died within the
past week with cholera. Tho disease
among swine US we'll as among human be.
ings should claim the attention of scientilic
gentlemen. Tho microbes must have
gotten into their rations, and hehce this
mortality. The bacteriological establish.
mont authorized by the Legislature, may
be timely as an antidote for disease among
swine may prove to the dlsoovsrer
equal to gold mine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Items FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,,
March Z. 1899.

The New Fi.hermen's Protective Asso.
citation will have IS boats in tho shall iiqat
this season. Tho Iaen in charge Of tho
| boats will be William Bartlett, jain
Shearer, William Pustill. William Brown.
william Hanson, Aaron Willis, II, 1 Bog.
ers, William psdricE, William O'Conner,
John J. Shcridaa, Jpsepir johnson, John
| Pustill. George Pustil, James To,ter,
! 5oAn Foster, Albert Kirby and Charles
| Lancaster.
William Daakyne will be the ag.nt for
the Association and Charles Manson will
have charge Of tho fish on tho wharf The
Association will ship the most Of tho fish
to Gates and Noycs of the New York mar
ko;.
Somo will go to Philade! phia and retail
ers viii, be able TO get tho shnd here. The
Association will also open q rctnil depart
mcnt 50 that any one that goss to the Del
aware street wharf will b, ablo TO buy ono
or more shad AZ tho case may be-
A special meeting Of the Board Of Edu-
cation WAS held last evening for the pur-
PbV ~ oifuhiIutloh' AAh' ASa'A - "ts"
chosen temporary president and he aI--
mnistored the oath to Messrs Eliason,
Stewart and manlove. The vote for presl-
dent was as follows
Stewart 3i34443
Eliason 3a34I45
Ferris 212i1O0
Doakyne llOOO1
Mnnlove L
Mr. Stewart declined tho honor when
his name was put in nomination and re-
itorated the request during tho baloting
for the persons voting for him to vote for
some one else. His business was such that
he could-not attend to tho position.
After Mr. tlhtson was declared elected
vote of thanks was unanim 'usly passed.
to Mr. Stewart for tho manner in which
he had discharge the dutiesoi President.
Mr.. Stewart thanked the members for
their kind pction He discharged his du-,
tics to tho bsst Of his ability and for the
bas: inteleis of all parties concerned.
Nj: c. Edwin Eckles WAS unanimously
chosen secretary. The committees will
not be named until tho next regular meet-
ing.
Mr.. Eugene L. Chase says hc was rot
running on Saturday last to defeat Mr..
Jason. His friends asked him to allow
tho use of his name AMI he granted their
request He had right to be II can lidate
aud ho f,cls nat,ered over tho compliment.
AIRY vote which he received. Mr.. Chase
would have mae n first class mem ber of
tho school board bIt the people did not
know hc was c,ndidate.
The annual meeting of the Citjzens
Building anii Loan Association was held
last night The fIicers for the ensuing
year were nominated. ArtemuS n. Smith
will remove (! ON tho Bear ami will ocog-
py residence on North Fit h street.
Nes Castle poop.e were surprs,l to day
to see another fall of snow. l
Mrs Watkins Sunday school class will
give pleasing entertainments this, even-
ing. X \
Tho regular monthly meeting of the |
Trustees OF the Common and City Coun-
Gil will b, held this evening,
The preparations for tho Convention Of
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
nrr about completed.
Special Lanton services will DO h,ld In
St Peers church this evcnin-.
What has become Of the New Castle
bills now before the Legislature?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

Increased Wages For Five Hundred
Hollidaysbnrg. Pa, March THE
puddlcrs employed in the Portage Iron
works, at Duncansville, have been grant
ed an increase Of % cents per ton. All
"thcr employees are allowed 10 per
sent increase in wages. This advance
II wages affects 500 men,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Bicycle Show Opened.

The annual show OF the Wilmington
Bicycle club opened last night in the Pyle
Cyclic Academy. The booths and exhibits
are ta'tefuily arranged. Mayor McLear
and Rorace Greeley Knowles made nd
dresses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Pensions Allowed

Col. John wainwright, Of Wilmington,
Del. ), has secured the following pensions:
Martha Nc cDowell, Of smyrna, De-. widow
Of Thomas McDowell late Co. L. Of Del
Inf, IS II month from August 27, 1855 +,
Samuel s, Ellis. OF Kenton, Kent county
Del. late CO., A. 20 Mass Int. ts a month
from January 25, 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Fonr Flood Victims in Kentucky

Louisville. Ky. March Tho swollen
streams in Kentucky arc causing great
dumat". especially to farmers. The Ken.
turky river is rising rapidly, and much
Of the bottom land is already inundated.
All th" tributary streams are badly
swollen. BESIDES the damage to prop
er,y several casualties have resulted. j.
w. Gordon WAS drowned near Frank
fort while trying to ford Stoney creek.
William AbShirc near Richmond; ia
cob Ewing. At Ewing Station, and Neal
Carter, near Mount Sterling, lost their
lives in Il like manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainneld, III ,
Lakes tie statement that she caught cold
which seltlcd on her lungs she was treated
for month by her family physician, but
grow worse, lie told her She VIA, h o q.
loss victim of consump on
and that no medicine could cure hcr. Her
druggist sugges ell DR.. Kings Now Dis
coyery for Consumption sho bough IL
bottle and to her delight found herself
beuofted from first dose. She continued
its uso and aftcr taking six bottles, found
herself sound and well; now does hor own
housework, and Is as we'll rs she ever was.
-tree trial bottle! of this Great Discovery
at n. b. Danforth's Drug store Only so
cents aud Sl.00. every bottle guaranteed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Locomotive Explodcs. Two Killed.

Winnipeg, Man, March 7.--Thc boiler
Of the locomotive of a passenger train
on the Manitoba aud Northwestern rail.
road exploded yesterday as the train was
nearing Millwood station. The engine
was thrown from the track aud Engineer
+. Hill and Fireman l.. Donlon instantly
killed. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
The Flood In the James River.

Richmond Va. March THE food
in the James river at this point has con-
tinued to rise until the water has cross.
ed Main street at Seventeenth, prevent
ing The running of cars on the Main
having already been broken by the
fr"shet ri a point between the city proper
and Fulton. The wharvcs at Rockets
are submerged and many stores and
dwellings, in the lower part of the city
are Hooded. There is some fear that tho
city gas supply will be cut off. The
water is now believed to be at about its
highest point.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

! Pi,,sburg, March 7.-At midnight the
record at Davis Island dam was 1914,
and falling. All danger of flood in this
vicinity has passed. The only fatality
reported as attributable to the high
water is the drowning Of Joseph Moore,
4 roller in Lockhart's mill While view.
ing the flood from a raft he fell in and
was quickly carried away by the swift
current,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

Ottawa, Ont, March lord Minto
the governor general, signed an order
in council yesterday for the execution of
Cordclia Wan Poiricr and Samuel Pars.
low. her paramount convicted of the muir
der of Isadore Poricr, the husband of
til" woman. The two will be hanged at
st. Scholastique Que On Friday next,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

New York March 7.-According TO in.
structicas received from its home Office
the Holland America line announces a
cut in first and second class passenger
rates. The first class minimum rate
is cut from $G5 to $50, ami second class
from 81 to S37. The new rates 30 into
effect nj Oncr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07
Brave Policeman NAV Recover

Lowell, Mass, March The condi
tioh Of Policeman HealS; !; who ,xNs shot
by burglars early Sunday morning, is
much improved, and the doctors now
think he may recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-07

Simhs Blood Iu11er maGy, pura
blood and fort! les he syslsm asn,nss
fevers, cruptive diseases, d:phi haris,
crofuia, &0 ]. is Americas best blood
euro. Depot B)j King strent Whining.
ton. Del Jobbors Tnolasa!o It. Rctal,
by druggists