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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

program aud gave a minstrel show, which
vas followed by an vito of entertaining
mas ca' ,f"aI urcs, sketches and inUnUlogues.
CARD BASKET.
!iluse Page Harvey Pamatory spent
last night wiz Representative Burns III
TIL city.
The Junior Aid Society Of Olive. Pres
byterian Church will give II rainbow ten
this evening.
Miss rs ellie Cranston has returned home
from Lancaster Pc.., where she has been
visiting Miss Elizabeth q, Newbold.
Miss l.. Ami, Shott who has been Wis
itius her father, United :5la,es Marshal
ShOrD, returned to her home, near bridge
Vile, yesterday,
Tho second euchro tournament Of the
Wilmington Bicycle Club viii be given
discovering and two valuable prizes are
offered.
= Mis- John Wal hor will spend several
days In Washington. visiting friends.
The third part Of tho musical service at
OIv"t Church from the Ca:Itata, Under
the Palms with illustrated themes Will
DC gtyei at - . clock Tomorrow night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
At Dover To-Day,

Dover. Jan. as Everything was on mo
tiptoe o. expectancy In the State house
to-day. Such a condition was brought
about by the Addicks theatre party to
Philadelphia last night. Everyone want
ed to SEQ what effect the supper and thea
tire PERFORMANCE would have upon the
Regular Republicans who accompanied
the Union members.
Another surprise to several here was tho
Conway letter. When he was elected no
was considered otaunch Regular. As
soon rs he was taken sick no YVES visited
by Dr. Caleb r. Layton who Is in charge
OF the Addicks forces. A specialist was
sent from Philadelphia by some kind
hearted person and Representative Coma
way signed lotter stating he intended to
support AdLicks for Senator. The Rsgu-
lars were non-pulsed. Then outcomes
letter yesterday from Conway stating no
did not know what he signed ani that. he
would not stick to any man to the end
but for the benefit OF the party would vote
to elect Senator. 4
The vote to-day for Senator to succeed
Senator Gray was as follows:
Addicks 10, Gray IA, duPont4 Handy4,
Chandler :, Spruance |. Burton :: and Hig-
gins 2. The vote caused n general sur
prise and 1t was evident that the confer
ence hold on Thursday night was account
able for The split by The Regulars.
Burns. Hazard, and HitcheD voted for
DR.. Burton and Speaker Clark and Rob-
ertson for Higgins. This vote was given
rs fecler. The Regulars assert that thoy
will give the Union m,n y chang, .elear
u Senator. s..
But upon tho second ballot the vote
was rs solid us ever end AddiGks received
his ID votes, Gthy Hand Dupont 7ns
Hitctun, Robertson. und Burns won't back
to their Old love-
Mcssrs. Clark and Hazzald remained
with Ex-senator Higgins and Blakely
nnd Frizz,ll with W.. Chandler and Mo
Farlin with Judge Spruance,
If a senator is elected it vii! bo the last
day of the session.
The senate confirmed the appointment Of
Magistrate William son OF Hockessin. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Went to PHILADELPHIA.

" fuuo0StY''su'
Nearly the entire Republican member
ship Of he Legislature Of Delaware went
to Philadelphia yesterday afternoon, as
the guests Of j. Edward Adiisks, to en-
Joy good time The only members who
did not accompany the party were Soma
Tor Knox aud Represon tatives Robertson,
Burns, Kitchens, Lattomus and Speaker
Clark. The party consisted Of Al persons, 81
Of whom wero members Of the Legisla-
ture.
They went over tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road early in The evening and were met by
Mr.. Addicks who had just como from
Boston. They were driven in carriages at
MIR. Addicks' expense to the Hotel STRAIT
ford, whore dinner, which Mr.. Add,cks
had wired for, wac enjoyed. The Delaware
lawmakers ate heartily. and net even the
question OF United States SenntOrshlp
was allowed TO perturb their equaniniity.
As one of them remarked, whom asked
about the Senatorship; Eve don't care
for the senatorshlp Just now. We are out
for good time, and w0'ro going to have
it,"
After Mr.. Adlicks had seen to 1t that
hi guests were we'll fed, he set about to
entertain them in other ways He suggest
cd y theatre, and this was voted the propcr
thing, and wCr was sent to the Chestnut
Street Opera Hou-e that forIy-ono seats
were wanted down in front" Mr.. Adj
dicks was too late In his order, and the re-
suit was that the party had to divide up,
part Of them going to the Opera House.
while the other part, including Mr., Ad-
dicks, went to the Chestnut Street Theatre.
Each member of the party wore a red
carna,ion in the lapel Of his coas, and this
was the distingui hing mark of rocosn'--
ton when they became separated in the
foyere of tho theatres during the inter
missions. or the entire party, Nj. Ad-
dicks was the only one who would consent
to talk.
isn't 1t something ont of tho ordinary
for candidate for tho United States SEN
20 to ;akc the Legislative members OF his
party cut OF the State for good 'ime?' no
was asked.
"Oh, | don't know" he replied And
then he aided I'VE SEQ in this world new
things every day."
"But what is the occasion Of this innova.
tiou:"
ooh, it is simply this: There are some
members of The Legislature whom l had
never met, anl thought it would DO an
excellent way OF getting acGnain Oh. lhnNe
been over to Bo ton. and l til .ught it was
easier and better to 500 them here than to
go to Delaware. IUn know that l am n
busy man"
"how do you account for the absence OF
somc of he Republican mc!nbcrs:'
II suppose they had some good reasons.
lean assure you there i no political sgni-
Il ancr to his little excursion. That is evil
dem, for invited every Republican III NJ.
bcr whether he was for me for Senator Or
for some ono else
You are still Il candidate for the Scna-
tor hir?
ayes yru may say that air in the ring
an / to stay"
Mr. Adlick3 and his guets left Phila-
dcluhia FOR home on u lat1 train.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
SOCIAL J0TTINGS
and PERSONALS
A MeIange OF Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There OF Whining tOnianS
and their Many Friends
I'm A fRRS1AN GARDEN"


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Scott rendered
a pleasing entertainment to u largo num-
Der Ct friends ut the New Century Club
last night The title of the play was In
a Persian Garden and tho performers
who were fion New York, were attlred In
Persian costumes. At tho conclusion of
the performances the chairs were re noved
and dauce was indnlged in. A pleasant
evening was spent after which luncheon
was served. Among those who en- joyed the
evenings entertainment werr:
Mrs. Charles b. Lore and Miss Lore, Mr..
and Mrs. SEQ t Townsend, Mr. and Mrs.
II. b. Thompson. MIR. and Mrs John
Biggs, Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Smith, Mr.. aud
Mrs Samuel Bancroft, ,jr., Mr. aud Mrs.
Preston Lea, MIR and Mrs. Alfred Elliott,
Mrs. LaMotto Du Pom, Mrs. j. j. Black;
Miss Wilson Of Philadelphia, Miss Con-
stable of Elkton, Miss Helen sparks, the
Misses Candy, Miss Jess io Elliott, Miss
Marguerite Garland, ths Misses Black,
Miss Louise C9rhit, Miss Alice Lea. the
Misses Swift, Miss Emma swift. Misses
Mclvaine, Miss Filth sipruance, Mis-,
Mary DUPONT Miss Louise DUPONT, Miss
Ei!"n dupont, George Bisssii. Henry NJ.
Cauby, +. T. Candy, James NielJs, II. G.
F,iia, Z. Z. Copeland, Waiter Page. W.
q. Spruance, Jr., G. II. 5 Candy, S. G.
Rlmford, W. +. Candy, G. W. Smith, f.
L3nnlg, Pierre Du Pont, Belin DuPoni,
LnMoItc DuPont, Irene DnPont, Alexis
DUPONT, Eugene DuPont, Felix DUPONT.
ERNEST DUPONT, Mr.. Ridgwsy, Clarence
LaMot., H Il. Scott. DR.. j. A. Draper
Jr,, II. T. Higgins, IL. A. Bringhurst q.
Fl. Swayne Miss Mabel Jackson, Miss
Mary jackson, 4. Gordon Jonnev, RobeIt
Massey, Miss Fuuikt, MIR. and Mrs Pc Or
l.. Cooper, Jr., DR.. and Mrs John Mar
shall, d. NJ. Bates, J. Maris, Henry bucks,
Mrs, John banning, May King, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II Sanborn, katharine King, Miss
Everett Percy Ash, A.artl1 Wa. kel, Miss
Agnes Y. Richardson. Mr.. aud Mrs +. L.
Weight, Mr. und Mrs. T.. E. Patterson,
Miss Haws, Miss Eleanor johnson, Mrs.
Henry Richardson. J a, Richardson, l..
X. Lcnlcy, Mrs Mary Cooper, 4. Rogers.
j. Z. Nielas. Miss Sctic DUPONT, G. X.
Lallutte. Victor Black, DR.. H. Shortldgc,
+. 5. Dupont, J. W. Matthews, L. H.
Cox hiram, .Ir.. DR.. X. II. Tybout, Miss W.
A. p. DUPONT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
LEGISLATORS
AT FARNHURST
Buildings Found in Excel.
lent Condition and the
Appropriation
Assured.

The state and county buildings at Farm
hurst were visited yesterday afternoon by
| the members Of the Delaware Legislature
| who inspected the buildings from base
msnt to roof and found them 10 excellent
| condition.
Tho le. !sators left Dover on special
Delaware road train at 13) o'clock and
reached Farahurst one hour later. Super
intendent Hanoker OF tie State Hospital
for the Insane. d.. Hammond, David Nc
Coy, members OF the Stnte Board of Heal h
ana Hospital trustees welcomed the vlsi-
tors and after directing them to tho third
floor of the building whore leo cream, cake.
lemonade, ana cigars were served address
ed them On tho needs of the institution u.
DIR. j. j. Black. President Of the Board of
Trustees portrayed the necessity Of q
bncterioosical and patho!os ical laI,ratory
at the Institution by which he said state
physicians would be benefited ut u very
small cost, one cent to he 1909 population.
1twouid ais make Farnhurst n centre
of medical resource, and would keep much
money here which is now spent by Dela-
ware phys clans 10 Pennsylvania. Mary
land and New York.
President Pro. Tenn. Salmon of the
Senate replied to DR.. Black by assuring
him that the members of the Senate were
in sympathy with whatever movement
was for tho bettermcnt of tho Iusti ution
ANA for the states advancement in medical
matters.
President Salmon pledged himself to do
all within his power to secure the Institu-
tion its requested appropriation.
Speaker Clark Of tho House congratu-
lated those in charge of the buildings, for
tho manner in which they havo conducted
the affairs Of tie institution and assured
the gentlemen that tho members of tho
House would emu ate tho example of the
Senate in providing the wants of the trus.
toos. DE-. Cooper closed tt specchmuking
by voicing the sentiment of DR.. Black.
The Investigation into the affairs of tho
institutions was most satisfactory to the
members OF the Legslntu .. Everything
was found scrupu!ouily clean, and tho
management Vi Jlo INSTITUTIONS OF CICult
to tho state.
The sanitary condition were found to DO
without an equal, and altogether tho i'm
preston was such that there will be no OBJ
jrc'ion to granting tho trustees the addi-
tlohai appropriation desired.
The visit to the Insane Department re-
veaed many pitiful cases, and disclosed
the manner of treatment of patients which
was equal to that OF similar institutions
throughout tho country
Beside tho members Of the Legislature
who wero in !he purity were: General r
l.. Holiday, Sheriff Taylor, John W.
Hawkins, members OF tho State Board of
Health, Nathaniel Is. Smithers, Clerks
ksnney and Parker
Through the courtesy of Superintendent
Holiday tho north bound express trains
was stopped ut FArEhurst for the convon-
icncc Of Tho re urning legislators and olhel
members of the party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
IL. tint thursday Might.

The annual meeting of tho Red CLAY
Greek Aid Society, which was held on
Thursday event lg at tho home of Lewis
Derckson, Lear The Mermaid, was quite
numerously attended, some seventy meln-
bers being present. w. Il, CransJon who
served as PRESIDENT IN, past year. laid
down the eniblGms of his Office. and th,y
were assumed by Frank Ycarslcy with a
graceful bow In recognition of the honor
thrust upon him. A recitation Oh marriage
was delivered by Miss Mabel Haley with
conmendab!e hucncy, AMI she had the
pleasure OF being attcntively listened to
and warmly appauded. Eugene Wood
ward and Meta Woodward spoke dla-
iogue IN their bost style, Tor which they
receiver! hea felt thanks. Refreshments
vera served in abundance. At n season.
abe hour tho members separated in the
best possible humor with each other and
the rest Of mankind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Prize Fights.

Mr.. EDITOR: l attended the sn-callcd
spa! ring exhibitions given Thursday eveu-
ing in Pylc's Cycling Academy under
the AUSPICES of the Empire Athletic Club.
1t was nothing more than IL regular
prize fight, only Tho contestants came of
wi bloc iy noses, cat lips and II broken
arm. Y!.e police wore Oil hard to soc
tGat tho law which wa, being brokon was
observed.
What II travcsty upon onr Law and Or
der Society who arc supposed to look after
the interests of the law-abiiing people Of
this city. Tie crowd was an orderly ono
and was composed Of sports Of tho city
WHO appeared to greatly enjoy tho fights.
Is The place licensed 10 give amnsc-
mont 81 j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

Everything Is in readiness for cordial
reception to Suusa's Bride Elect, which
comes to tho Grand Opera House Thur
day night, February end. A large ad-
vance salo Of seats assures tasn'nnAo'e
audience. Theatre parties will b, very
much in evidence and musical circles are
ovincing great interest in III, enjoyment
which promises to tax, on almost the i'm
portlncc of Grand Opera engagement.
1t will DO the second time in Wilmington
of Sousas "Dride Elect which will BIO
given here with exactly the same COM
plotensss and gorgeous environment
which characterized It's long run In New
York City. Over 100 people lake part In
tho opera. Tho company will arrive via
special train from Norfolk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

A very pretty wedding took place IN tie
NJ. l. Church nv Georgetown On Wclnes-
day afternoon wien Miss Nellie Faucet,
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs, Georga Faucet
nnl Georgia 4. Ljnch, both OF .hat place.
wuNt married. lhu ceremony was per-
formed by Roy. Adam Stungir, tho short
form OF he NJ E. Church beng used,
The ushers wore Louder Hearn, Philip
Lay.ou, Andrew Lynch nnt. Charles
Joseph, whiIo Mrs Emma Hammond,
sister OF tho brlI,, presided ut the organ.
/ he b, iuc was puwnei il n travelling suit
OF green bioadcoth with cream broad
cloth trimmings and sabio fur, with black
bat and plumc., whilv the q DOM wore III,
conventional black,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Handsome Houses,

The new block Of buff brick front houses
Oh Lombard Street above It'll street built
for Mr. p A. Horiy arc now nearing com.
pletion and ara n great Improvement to
tho East Side. They contain s rooms ard
bath, front porches, ceinented collars with
laundry !achmonts. Hardwood man.
'ess and filling. Handsome wardrobes,
ana all modern convenlenCts Including
electric gas lighting. They arc VOL worth
examining by persons who are in search
Of desirable houses, rs they arc among tho
heS. built houses In tho city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Attended the Funeral,

Mr. and Mrs J. Bayard Shallady Of this
city, In company wish their daughters.
iiA'zahs.h ant l-cnc; and Mr., Frank Vera
non, al this city, attended the funeral Of
AIRS. A:.trew fheiiaAy. hear Prnn,vi'.e,
Pa on Friday. The serv.ces were con-
Quoted by Bsv. MIR. Hammond, Of West
Chester, Pa, and Rev. Mr.. Pritchard, Of
Philadelphia. At the railroad station the
party made short call on the family of
Robert kolton, playlnates in their youth.
full tinys
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Rakcr's Team Runs Away.

A team belonging to Samuel Click tho
baker OF No. 4j2 West Front street ran
away this morning. The horse was left
standing opposite tho bakery and boing
scared in some manner ran away. At
Front and Shipley street the wagon col-
lid1d with II telegraph pole and both shafts
Of tho wagon were broSen.
The collision caused the harness TO snap
into pieces. Officers Lyons aud Davidson
stopped tho team ut Front and Market
struut,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

Some of HE cd Thank giving snow
stiiI linscrS around the hollows and north
banks, around and in tho vicinity OF Pleas
an, Hill
o ar l. Eastburn has bsen lex and
Ca fl red at h me Tor the past week, hav-
Ing stunned ne responsibility Of nuree.
lner has boon quite al extensive board
walk laid IN the village of Union, which Is
ngrca convenience to the public during
this ,!oppy weather.
Ihe coolr If Ebcnczor NJ. T. Church ca We
an oyster supper on Thursday evening"
Mh'cL prDvtL very successful.
The rin;crs of this section arc hoping
for more ice,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

will be the principal raison d'etre for the
crowded houses which are looked for dur
ing the play stay in this city. Tho in
'trlnsc morits Of the play itself are such
that it las come to be regarded by the
critics and au horties who have seon it as
tho best American play Yet written; and
II local play lovers take TO it rs numer'
ously and with as much approval Us did
the psople of Now York, San Francisco.
and London, 1t will DO becaus, they agree
with this opinion regarding the play.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
T. M Njcr + I'm AMI King Streets.

is III" place. Fancy Mara"niho coffee, 20 cents
gram, no dark or broken grains make n fine
drink and Is just tn" coffee that would pi"a.e
you. tlUv'i waIcis this j., anew cake, lemon
flavor. and something very nice, l:c a pound.
Splccd cinnamon lnmbl's Lee pound, this Is n
nice cake, ,nnd" On the English style; yuu
would Tx 'h'S cake. Extra nice big soft new
mu .catc ratSlns, &c pound Extra ME. big
menty a!irnrml pruncs, &c pound, these
prunr- are largo aud better Than you think by
price. Ncrv lnrga,vcry m"aty California Mir
peaches 2 pountis for DC, Il you want good
peaches try the ,s lid yuu ever try tho rel
nectarihu, re u pound we Sell lots Of these,
they make elegant sauce. ,t. Marco mararvni,
&c pnC Ouni = .Ckagr; this Is fresh and nrw
and first ella 50 goods. kival brand con
de"sed milk, cen ,sn can. This Is IL lull one
pound can ant there is no better on the
market. Ask Tor trading stamps At r. NJ.
W.cr, Fifth AMI King streets j!S0t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SECRET SERVICE.

New York rurs have lost their potency
as sure indications of the Success of play
in this city. Therefore, Manager Charles
Frohmnn ia probably not building hopes
that the engagement of "Secret Service"
Tonight at the Grand Opera House will
be successful merely because OF tho seven
months run OF that play in New York
season before last. Norris 1t probable that
tho tremendously successful engagement
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
RECEPTION AND BALI.

The second annual reception OF tho Lib
erty Fire Company given in Turn Hall
last evening, was the most successful ever
givon by the company and WAS we'll at
teuaoA. The bail room was nicely decor
ated and the merry daLcorS lont lustre to
the scene. An orchestra occupied Tho
stage, ana di,coursed mu,ic late into tho
night. The officers Of the dance were:
Master OF ceremonies, john i. Welsh;
floor mauaggr, Hugh J. Wallace; assist
ants. William Lewis, Frank Plat and
Hugh CrGmlish; chairman of tho com
mIt.ec OF arrangements Joshua Pyle: sec
rotary Mithaul +. Cannon; treasurer,
John May.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Wilmington Lodge Appreciate,

Wilmington Lodge No. | A. o. L. ".
desires TO cxLcud to Tho Fame Hose Fire
Co., AMI the citiz,ns in genera, their
most sincere thanks for tho liberal display
OF Friendship shown them on the occasion
of IL visit of Quaker City Lotgt, No. III, Of
Philadelphia to his city on thursday owe.
niug Jan I6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
"A Cut,.ctiiu.

Charles I. Wolbar says that the report
that he had blocked tho passage Of tho
Phoonix truck o. Broome stree, ON Wed.
na,day afternoon, does him injustice,
As tho truck Approached he drove his:
wagun to one s!du OF the ntreet aud stood
thurc II .n!nulc or moro before it passed,
consequently there was no obstruction Or
delnY uAIIseN BY him. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
DEAL lis.

BROWN In Brandywinr Hundred, on Janu.
Iii.i'y -. 1879, Gcurge, lnflnt sou of William
.ni Jane DrOHn.
Fl.lc4ai private.
MLnIAl- ON e. thursday, 2jth day OF January
IS .! REV. Charles n. 1.u ray, ~. D., ut his
Il; e residence, 1913 Washington street. Wa.
III AZ On, LdI.
Services at II. Andrews Church, Winning.
ton, Ell, IN Moniay, Both INST, at 0 clock
y. III
atlves aud friends ar" respectfully IL.
vitcd TO attend the funeral
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

Catherine Nlnrmar foil down tao ceIlay
step. at Second and Market this afternoon
and wa, severely cut about tho head. A
doc.or was summoned anu dressed the
womnn's Injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Hay Wagon UpsetS.

lhD large wagon If Joseph Could.
lordei with hny, upset at Mnrylun! Ave-
nus and Stroud street last evening Tho
wnGuA fell across tie street car tracks
Wnerr 1t was allowed to remain until this
morning. The trolley car, could not get
past aIN were forced tp make the place
ih"'r terminus much TO the Inconvenience
OF the pAsSpnCnrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

Fred. Poarco, coorcd was arrestcdFat
Denton. Md, yesterday by Detective
with tie burning Of lab logs the proper
ri tbo r. W. x Is, K. r. Company lilo
was taken to the jail at Denton to await
rial. ! hg property was destroyed near
l. I'll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

MCK3OW AN-WODD-A At the parsonage of
.,,.r'.r iiI;.aiywirc Presbyterian Church Oh
Wct.n 'ul, J evening, January 2o,ny l.ev. ). L.
| rae, M; MlIl-;m j. MCk"own and Miss
; Sa..u wood, an of Ccntrepinc, Del
IA InEnN- AN D!4.5uM-At Union NJ +.
iuts maze b e, Washington street, ON hurS.
ga, e. t.'n. Jannary ri. 1893, by l.ev. John
C, I;tilna, ~ d., AR. Cha les Moore vast.
ban ANA Miss NINA n. Anderson. both of
" IiulIgtOn, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

VIM. Field has reduceI he ront Of his
W huuses on Riddle Avenue from SIG to
Si2.5l
GIANTS now under lease will receive
the benrn If the lcductian. Those houses
have every modern improvements ard are
fine y located.
Ihey will be open for inspection every
nit, ruuDn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Alarm OF Fare.

Smoi, was sc n issuing from the second
story windows of No 1900 Delaware ave-
nue. this afternoon An allr'n OF fire was
sounded but dn Investigation showed thnu
ife smoke was CAUSED by Mira. Mccall
lighting II fire In tho ups airs room.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28

'Tlsn't safe to lie day without pr.
Thomas Electric OIL In the house. Never
can tell what moment an accident Is going
to happen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Slight Freight Wreck.

= A slight frei ght wreck was caused near
Philadelphia OH ,hs b &; q. raiiroad laft
evening, by II shifting engine raining
from siuiny into fast freight train. A
wrccking crow fropl this city was sent u
til scene to clear away tho wreckuge. No
one was hurt,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Fly Wheel Bursts.

A large fly wheel OF an engine which
runs chipping machine burs yed ut the
Singeriy Pulp and Paper Aiill in Elkton
yesterday morning, Several pieces were
droven through tho cclliug aud walls but
fortunately no one was hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-28
Important School Notice

Next week Is tho ecund neral opening
this year at Goldey Commercial! and short.
hand COLLEGE. Those who wish seats re-
served for tlcin should make prompt ap.
plcation to the College. either by letter or
personally. The catalogue Is free.