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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
The Africans Endurance.

Two cases notably illustrative of the At
rican natives power Of endurance arc re-
ported from the British Central Africa
protectorate In each instance Il man was
dragged from his canoe by crocodile and
had IN arm bitten almost to n pulp. Tho
men had to be taken long distances over
land. On reaching Iomba each had the
injured limb a.nru,".cd and quickly re-
covered DR. Douglas Gray, acting chief
medical officer there, rcnaIks further in
his report uron tho growing confidence Of
the native in the European mcdicos Re-
ports of curcs-more cSE,ccially in relation
to surgcry-sprcad rapidly among the ma
tivcs and the one old cure, Il flicr band
tied round n linib Gh0vct he seat Of disease,
is, he saws, fast losing its r2iutation.-
London News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
VALUABLE STATISTICS.
By Their Use 1t Is Often Easy to
Overayve the Multitude.

By Their Use 1t Is often Easy to
Overnwe the Multitude.
"Nothing like fake statistics for giving
a fellow n reputation for scholarship dirt
cheap" chucklcd an astute citizen. 'Sta-
tistics are the most impressive things in
the world, and the beauty about EN- is
that nobody darcs to contradict you. I've
been working tho scheme for several
months, and my stock has advanced about
/ 900 pounds day. How do l do IL.
Well, to illustrate the thing, was stand
ing in crowd on Canal street yesterday
watching the big pile driver hammering
down the walls for tho drainage canal.
"I.ot of power there, remarked n gen
tlcman at my elbow as the weight came
down, biif!
"'Immcnsc, l replied, and, by the way,
was just making an interesting calcu-
latipn in regard to it. DO you know, sir,
that blow is exactly equal to 0, $50 carpcn-
tiers driving tenpenny nails into two inch
onk planks with four pound steel ham
mersY' The man looked startled. You
don't say so, professor he replied respect
fully, and presently saw him whispering
to the others, who sized me up with awe.
The other day, when it was raining, l
Joined group under az awning. Bad
day said somebody. yes, l returned. 4
was amusing myself q few minutes ago in
figuring up the quantity of water that has
fallen in the city limits between 6 a. III.
and noon.
AT that the other fellows got interest
cd. How much was it, DOCTOR asked one
of EN-. Poured into row of ordinary
half pint tumblers, l said imprcsSiyely,
1T would make a line once and two-tlfthS
around the globe; it would fill Il 10 inch
gun barrel reaching from here to Il point
about nine miles east of Copenhagen; it
would quench the matutinal thirst of
9, i6S,0il Kentucky colonies the day after
Christmas; it would barely go into u tank
4,562 kiometers long and g. IL millime
tors wide BY Jovc You ought to have
seen those fellows eyes stick out.
when they see me now they all touch
their hats. | squclchrd smart Alec at
our boarding house by informing him at
the table that the pies consumed annually
in New Orleans would form a column,
piled one above the other, precisely Il, sc!
miles high. 'Oh, admit it leaves about
Is pies over, said when he vcnturcu u
question. but that 5 only l.! dcEomc;ers
and TOO snail 10 compute. That settled
him. Now I'm tHo accepted authority If
the establishment on everything from hash
to hydraulics
I've found it good idea, by tho way
to usn the decimal system huncyrr posi-
Bile. 1t misses en- up when You begin to
talk about miIlim2;crs and hcr. ometeri
remarks. | uuycr ran across Il follow yet
who dared tOQucaiiun u statement in drci-
mails New Orleans Times Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

OF all the many comedies that hnvo
cnanatcd from 'iIo prolific brain of that
popular playwright, Charles llort, "A
.IriptJ ChinAtuW n p"uvol the M IS, Enc-
cess nj from box Office stantnrin, AMI
ns these plays have all been w-lttrn FIR
the money they would bring, it ia but fair
that the box Office rciurns should bot l.
on as a good basis Of what constitutes sue
CO.'S
"A Stranger in New York; is tho t't!o
Of Mir. Hnyt's latest comedy AMI tic vary
title seems to ar .ue well for the pcnuInrity
Yho now rieco 10 built much upon the
same lines as The famous "A Trip to
Chinatown" but it l. claimed that 1t CON
tain III TO Of a plot OF story, wr;JHn ines
and altogether much brighter than la
pcnular predecessors.
"A Stranger in NV York" will b" CIV
On ferc next Tuesday, might, NJ she Opera
Touss whom Il i. promised that ,aa rr".
sensation in this city will no iheAticallv
the same as to ,conery, cos uine, and stage
effects AZ that given at Hoyt's lEea,re.
New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

A. D Jacobs formerly Of tho Eoaton
Globe and ho Philadcpbia Times assum-
ei control of tho Freic Pressc today A. J.
kooch who successfully carried on thc
business for Gvo ycars sold his cnIiro intor.
est to MIR. Jnc obscn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

The condition of the streets and
the lack of water intcrfered with
the fire department in extnguishing
fire at the house of Arthur w.
Hukill, of 436 West Sd street today.
Shortly after 10 o'clock Officer Barr
saw smoke issuing from the house
and sent in an alarm from box ia.
The Delaware truck got as far as
30th and Tatnall streets only. The
Washington Chemical Company
succeeded reaching the scene witt
difficulty The wheels sank in some
places to the hubs The Friendship
arrived, but found the supply O!
water was inadequate The fire
originated in a second story room
while Mrs Hukll was at market
The fire did considerable damage
to the furniture and house in the
two upper stories and the smoke tc
the furniture in the other part Of
the house The Chemical Company
had hard battle, but finally won.
The damage will reach fully $500.
covered by insurance 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Children deprived of fats
and mineral foods have
weak bones, flabby flesh and
thin watery blood.
The milk of nursing
mothers, enfeebled by chron-
ic diseases, or long contin-
ued nursing, produces the
same results.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digested and
with the hypophosphites,
forms a fat food which acts
on the infant through the
mothers milk, giving rich
blood, strong nerves and
sound flesh and bones to both.
soc. ard s. 90. all druggists.
SCOTT x BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25


I. w Marshall, Of Yorklyn, and Harry
G. Passmorc, Of l}rnndywine, werr among
the visitors ut kennett square, Pa. or
Thursday.
| Mrs. j. : Mulln, Of thi, city. has been
visiting Mrs. Laura DUCth Of kcnuett
Square, Pa
Marshal Short visited Sussex county to
day. He expects TO return to tAi- city III
Monday.
Miss Jessie Vernon, accompanied by
Mas OF Ellsworth Vernon, i, visiting Miss
Edna Sheppard, Of Baltimur,.
On account Of the bad roads tho Cnun-
try Club of Yorklyn which Wa, to have
met February IS 1855 at the hoiua Of Mr..
James T. Cload, is postponed anti! Marcel:
u, 1899.
: Warren J. BIlicn was in New lUt}, -
tsrday purchasing his spring and summer
stock OF ready made goods.
An ENJOYABLE party was given by Ms:ns
-.s,do and Katherine Crumbausn last eyei-
ing.
~ Invitations have been iss"ed for thn wct,
ding OF j. W Humphrey, Of this city, ana
Miss Mary :. Orguin. of Mere iilHviilr.
Va. Mr.. Humphrey will leave ilr tn lat
ter place within II week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Sergeant Cowans Re.UrI

A modest, retiring soldier Is SarGonnt
ErEeSt II. (rwnn, Of the iih L. :. AR.
ulic!y, who can scarcely be induced 10
sLenk If his adventures. but no has u
cord he !, to b proud o. Having Il liking
Tor III litury liFo no left = wealthy home III
tn; cultured city ri Boston 10 enlist in the
Uaited States luiantry, and distinguished
himself in several actions. notably in the
Ney Perces campaign and at tho battle o
Wounded Kuee. which was caused by he
refusal of the Indians TO disarm, during
tine Messiah Graz, leading to 'ghosb
dances" and oIhcr cxccs ,cs. Az tho
Wounded Knee affair hn saved the life of
his commanding "tlicer Mt he risk Of his
OWE and WAS wounded, for which hs wa,
Immediately promoted to sergeant, neH-
toned In dispatches for bravery, He wnI
transferred TO the 7th Artillery some time
since md was detailed 20 re rui'ing du y
on account Of his long experience. Tho
sergeant Is in charge Of the recruiting of.
tCo of Lieutenant Andrew Moses, U. 5.
A., at 81 and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
At Dover To-day,

Dover, Feb. 25-Two ballots were Ia
ken to-day with the following result: Al-
dicks II, Gray l5 lliies 10, Handy.
The Senate passed tho bill establishing
the State Board of Agriculture aud tho
bill amending the State Board Of Educa-
ton.
Mr. Braisuro presented petition for rails
ing the Assawonman injunction.
The House heard the petition requesting
that Sunday fishing in Indian River and
Rehubcih be prohibited.
Notice was given ola bill placing tto
state in control Of the Colortd College.
The good roads bin was made q special
order for Monday afternoon. The act APP
pointing twn GonStabes for tho Brnndy-
wine springs Electric Railway Company
was passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
MhTERIALIZED tPOOKS.

Ke'Iar the VA -tcian, Isn't II Medium,
But cots there, just he same
Mariclan kalar j. no spirit medium
and never claimed ~ he. lha lnnhing
mediums who klov HIM. knwavar havh
limited that hey Usl'evs him 10 b" now
crful medium, blt this makes ksIlrr
smile, for everything no docs, is rec NJ.
plished by trickery. lilo has n "Hbinet
which he puts togettc on tie tngo p"co
by piece, IN full light, md than allows
every ono to examine. In 1t b. Gnu 81
spirit faces and hands to appenr, 1nh MI
sort. of manifestations to occu tha nro
supposed to indicate the pre'enc" % spirits
and matcrlalized spouks. THE Simla
Scenes" is reproduction Of the Rrrnte.t
achievements Of tho mediums At S'mln.
India and Is but one OF dozen full stage
Illusions offered this saasIn bv tho Eroas
magician. His al tire program vii, BIZ pro-
scented a the Grand Opera House, Thurs
day evening March 9.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Death Of Lewis Carpenter.

Lewis A, Carpenter, n well known young
man died at his homo NO. 500 Wost Sixth
street, yesterday morning after an illness
OF ID months.
lie was in the 9St;l year of his ago, was a
member Of Union NJ. 4 church. and In.
dustry Lodge, No 2, A. O U. W.
His funeral will take place on Monday
at Z o'clock, and interment will DO made
in lIombardy cemetery.
Mr. Carpenter had boom employed in
the dry goods store Of Crosby AMI Hill for
about II years as a salesman and window
dresser and WAS a very eithful and enor-
getic employee. lie always looked after
the Interests Of his employers in hi, ablost
manner, and always tried TO please their
customers. lie was always pleasant and
his death was received with much ragret
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Design fora building.

Samuel II. Baker, Of this city,
prepared a design for a building
for the United States Military and
Naval Exhibition at Paris in 1000,
which ceivcdfa,orablc mention in
competition with the seniors in the
Department of Architecture in the
University of Pennsylvania. He
has reason to feel battered by this
notice, but the adoption of his plan
and the erection of a structure upon
it, will prove greater compliment.
as it will be monument to his gen.
ius that will not fade away like the
mist on Il summer morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
REGRET.

Ihear q bird that sings Of yesterdays
A lonely bird, but none so lone as l.
Whose life Is leaden AS Il wintry sky.
heart how weary are loves woods and
ways
When trod in sinslcncss! The sight obeys
Tie soul and sees no beauty far or nigh
Unless the soul SAYS 'Look." And so niGh
Through this fair spring when should tune
my praise.
know not why the bird is sad, God knows,
And 10 knows why my heart makes out no
song,
For am burdenod with the grievous wrong
OF hard words said 10 one whose calm rcpose
Iwould give all TO wake 80. All, dear,
how long,
How dark the night until your eyes unclosc.
j. J. Bell in Pail Mall Magazine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

breakfast tallc next morning, darkev
waiter ask d Lev what Id Lad dnno to
make himself Ioo; so black the night be.
fore Why" repIied tho locosc comed-
ian, just before the performance began, J.
took n chocolate bath. Tho negro locke!
at him fully minute and then liGht
dnwnel on his dusky face as he rcirare-
cd 'Yuu4 must used Il powerful ! ii Of
It to got us blacl: ~ you, loose! last night
an reckon ~omo oh d. stul III it am n
sticllcp to your humor yet. Iah! yah!
yah!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
COrOner'S Inquest.

Tho Coronsr's inquest IN tho body Of
Clearance A. Daniels was held last night.
The following verde. was rendered
Resolved, That Clarence A. Daniels
came to his death by falling from Il stool
furnished by +. Blumen hi G. Company
for tho purpose Of putting on b2its l.: the
stacking room of their fac nry about 'Eroe
minutes Of o clock on Tuesday morning
February 81, 1894. whiio working at his
duty in said stacking room of -aid factory
The Company wa no way censuro! for
the accident which resulted in the death
of Mr.. Daniels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Ihe Bishap' 3 Amendments.

Bishop Coleman is booked for FIVE SER
conduct two services In Holy Trinity
Chu:ch, Nav York city, in tho afternoon
he will preach at Wiacotte Pa, also ut
Chelten ham Military Academy, aud In
tina evening at Oguntz How much moro
work tho Bishop can perform We cannot
guess, but he means to be ready for any
outside task that may open.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

l am sure that the characters of his sto-
RIGS were more real to him than most Of
the men and women whom he encounter
cd in everyday life. They were SO real that
their fate affected him as if it had been
the fate Of hi, dearest friends. For months
after he finished Mcleod Of Dare" with
its great tragedy of baiI!cd love, he was
SO shaken in nerve that he did not dare
to ride in hanson cab. Sir Wcinyss
Reid in Speaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
nils siOnary c invention.

Tho friends of missions In this city will
be glad OF an opportunity to hear the stir
rlnG addresses Of the Rcv. ID. w. LoLao-
heur, who will DO present at the ten days
convention of the Christian and Mission.
AIRY Alliance to be held in tho Covenant
Church building, West street below Third,
March End and 3D. Mr.. LaLachuer was
formerly Me hodist pastor in tho city Of
Portland. Me-. and member of the Old
Orchard Camp Meeting Association.
where more than 500. 600 have been subs
soribed 10 past two yenf, in summer oon-
ventions for the GAUSS of missions. these
gifts being stimulated by Intelligent know.
ledge OF Tho needs and opportunities In
foreign land lie has rooontly made u mosh
successful and remarkable Trip through
Mongolia, AMI Thibet China, establish.
ing mission stations, ana will rive an &C.
count Of this work In tho evening sessions
OF The convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
SOCIAL JOTTINCS
AND PERSONALS
A rleiange Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There Of Wilmingt0nians
and their Many Friends.


A birthday party was given Ellen Ed
wards on Wednesday evening, at her
home, 392 Fast Sixth street. There wero
lpiano selections by Misses Mary Edwards
and Annie Klcnle. The following were
prasent: Misses Elsie Handy, Mary War
lron, Annie Kienle. Annie Woodcox, Mary
Edwards. Beulah Warren. Carrie IIcrtel.
Helen Heiss. Elsie Thompson, Rachel
Pembsrton, Lola Thompson, Ellen Ed
wards, Bertha Powell, Cora O'Neal. BERTHE
Sadliers, Mr.. and Mrs. Hingcr, Mrs. Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs, Eos
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, Colby Wyser,
Joseph Crossan, Oscar Moulton, George
Powell, Howard McVey, Willard Randall,
Mrs Edwards, Ray Foster, Johu Foster.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Sale of Real Estate,

Tho Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, Receivers Of the Chrlstiana
River improvements Company will have a
sale OF Real Estate on Tuesday the l4.h
day o. March, at o'clock at the Court
House The salo will be one Of the largest
that has ever taken Ilace In our city for
years and some bargains can be had by
those who havc fow dollars in bank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Two members were initiated into Amer
les Lodge A. o. U. W. last night.
Eight men enlisted at the recruiting Of
Hccin this city yesterday.
Rev. Henry Thomas, Of Martlnsburg.
w. Va, has accepted q call to becolus
rector Of st. Peters Church, Smyrna.
Ruth Hambcton who disd in Philadel
phia, last Saturday, aged 81 years, wns q
sister of Mr'. Miriam Worrell OF this city.
Philip Plunkett, Third aud Market
Streets, offers for rent dc irahla farm,
81 iuntcd near ST. james Church. Mill
Creek Hundred, at a reasonable rate.
Mis- Lizzie NJ. Boyd. Of Wheeling. W.
Va. will speak in the parlors of Asbury
Nj. Il Church, Sabbath afternoon at 3
o'clock Subject, 'Pha Mastery Of Christ
Stidham and Son auctioncers sold at
Public Sale for James b Tonan at his
firm near Glasgow, Delaware Oh Thurs
day, February %, 1899, horses $50, cows,
SIS 80. bull t3l, yearling heiferS. s23 5l,
calves, $l5 .hoatc|, cts. a pound, turkoys,
% cents II pound, chickens 10 cts. u pound.
corn, i3 cents bHahef The sale was
well attended ard bidding lively.
Frank G. Stidham, auctionecr, sold at
Public Snlc at Miliington, Kent County.
Nd. on Wednesday,, for A, II. Tyson, u
car load Of horses. from $50 to $40; ona
kentucky Jack 1896. The sals was we'll a..
tended, and prices satisfactory.
Spring Term at Goldcy Commercial Col
leg, begi next week. Those desiring
seals should make prompt application.
Thomas L. j. Baldwin of Hockessin has
been on the sick list at tho home OF his
duush,er-in-law In Lnndenburg, Pa,
Farmers vino wish o buy steer, q COW.
or n pig should attend tho sale Of W. X,
Klair. near Centrevllle next Monday af-
tefnOOn.
Harry Carton who was Injured while
shedding wa, out for tho first Time yestcr-
dav.
Letters tostamentary on tho estate Of
George Fernandez were granted unto Ed
wurd NJ lance by Registrar Crossan this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

There have been / hres sales in his i'm
mediate community this week and TWO
funerals
The residence II Mrs Southgato and her
adjoining property now o'cupic by tho
Postmaster, Mr. j. b. Apph By was pur-
chased at Public Sale Thursday 23rd inst.
by her son-in law DR.. Harvey Bsal of
Philadelphia, Pa,
Mr.. William Levy among the oldest r.sl.
dent Of thi,townrxp ects soon to move with
his son Jack living on farm near Will
mington.
MIR. Walter SOuthgato is on the sick
list.
Tho Sacrament OF tho Lords supper
will bs administered in tho Methodist
Church AMI at ; liem tomorrow tho Goth
Inst.
Tho Missionary Anniversary will DO
Colt brat.d at these two churches, March
9th.
Interesting Literary exercises were held
In the publi: School yesterday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

4 The sharper who ioeced nu'nhar Of
people In this city out of small SUMS of
money has appeared in Dover.
! He callol upon Thomas Draper, co!o-ed.
and gave him check for six hundred dol
lars claiming it WAS back pay for a PEN
sion. secured So as commission The
check was no good whom presented Nv the
bank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Death Of II. 4. WOlcOtt.

II. c. Wolcott. of Harrington, Kent
county, died on Friday morning, at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Kluny, in Williamspart, Pa,
with whom he was passing few
weeks. He was a brother of the
late Chancellor James L. Wolcott,
of this State, and Il popular man
with the people of Kent county. In
1868 he was a member of the Legis.
laturc. He was about Is years Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
A Narrow Escape.

Nehemiah Prettyman, Of Stock
ley station, Sussex county. in re-"
turning from visit to Baltimore
on Friday evening. narrowly es.
capped being shot as the cars were
passing ChaScs' station, by a pistol
ball passing through the window a
few inches from his head. No clue
could be obtained TO the miscreant
who fired the pistol, although the
conductor Immediately tclcgraphcd
TO the police III Baltimore to look
out for him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
[iorse Takes a Gal.Qp.

The horse attached to the deliv-
cry wagon of W. G. Elliott, dealer
in paper bags, took fright on East
Fourth street at 7o'clockt this morn
ing and ran away. The animal
dashed up Fourth street at gallop
and turned down King street, where
it was stopped by colliding with a
barrel which became wcdged be.
meath the wheel. Several persons
had narrow escapes from injury in
their foo!hardy attempts to stop the
I.tInu,r,v
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

! In st. Pali's church last evening Tho
quarterly meeting was hrli. Furtg-one
! members joined the churcu during tho
year. Dr.. Murray will return 10 Il raur >
church.
; The following ewards Were elected: !
c. Morrow, A, S. Jones. W H. FGuik, n.
u. Lamborn, William Morton, !. h..
! Thomas, + l.. Howard, \. l. Dubail,
| William McGoniual, William V. Straghn,
=. +. Morrow, William II. Smith, .Ir., !.
s. Hotleckcr; recording steward, William
r. Smith; district steward, William II.
foulk. A number of committees were ap.
DOin,uu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Arrested Today.

The police today arrcs ed Thomas White
Oh tho charge Of disc; derby con iuct He
will be given Il hearing in tho city court to-
night
RoD,r, ]. Crow was arrested uron the
comp Of the Clerk OF the Market for
fail!ns to pay market charges
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Mr.. Win. o. Merton. graduate of '93 and
Mr.. Eliot H. Brown. undergraduate have
entered Goldcy College for the spring term
md will begin Monday. They will tako
tho commercial course. Several high school
pupils have recently entered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Years ago Lew Dockstader. now of
Primrose and Dockstader's Big American
Mnstrcls which appear at Grand Opera
House on Monday night had to play a
little town in the far South where inln-
sire. conpaiio, were rarity. AT the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

The bank statement was considered
bad today but for all that the stock mar
kct dill not go off to any eytcut. In Fuct SUI
CUR aud Ontur,On and Western 10th scor-
Cd sub.an' ial advance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

! RoEuro Nakasiko. Japanese graduate
Of thu John Hopkins University, gnvo AN
illustrated lecture to he pupils and thor
friends in friends school yesterday. The
slides which numbered about thirty were
fir ones being executed by Japanese AR
Htis:s and brought to this country by TIC
lecturer. Tho talk consumed very near
Two hours aud was much enjoyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

After having boon closed for fonr years
tho Triton Cotton Mil! will resume opera
ton about March i5
The company has force OF mon at work
md s25. 900 worth Of machinery will be pus
in. This mill will give employment to
about go hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Firm Dissolved.

The firm Of kleilz and Sperrlo at No.
400 King street huJ boon dissolved jos
sph Sp RE will continue the business t
No. 4i'5 King street and Frederick kieitz
will take possession of tho saloon Of BEN
Jhmin Gam, at No. 1923 King stroat on Mon
day. This is one of the oldest and best
known saloon properties in the city and
was erected moro than thirty years ago by
the late Joseph Stnekle.