The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-30

Philadelphia, who said the suit was
brought to save the stockholders,
who had put their money in the Doy
lestown & Willow Grove road.
, Weckerly contends the majority
stockholders, Fell and Deegan,
wanted to wreck the road TO get
control of the same.
M1LLvILLE, N. j., is borough of
ten thousand inhabitants. The
borough council passed an ordi-
nance Il week ago that all children
under 10 years of age should be ar
rested if found on the streets after
9 o'clock, unless accompanied by
their parents. The people treated
the ordinance as Il huge Joke on
Saturday night, the time it was to
go into effect. \ large procession
was formed and all kinds of comic
trans arencies were carried in the
procession. poking ali manner of
fun at the Mayor and City Council
men
If the editors of the Sunday Star
and Journal will explain how i'll the
world a property owner VIII be en-
abled to save money if his water
rent is cut In two and 50 per cent
per hundred added 10 his city taxes
we would be very much pleased.
We think we can count and all the
figuring we could do would not
bring us ahead by the proposed
manner OF getting rid Of The Water
DepartmentSsurpIus as suggested
by these two editors
THE REPUBLICAN would ask il,
readers to scan its advertisements
carefully and then call al their
stores and make an inspection of
their goods. Kennard 4 Go, and
Crosby e. Hill are among our larg-
est and most reliable firms in the
dry goods business and deserve the
support of the people of our city.
They aim to keep up with the tunes
and to sell good goods as cheap as
they can be purchased in pliladel-
phia or elsewhere
PRIZE fighting or sparring cXhi-
billions are not cleNatjng for Young
men to attend, Such exhibitions
are not calculated to make better
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vote for Mr., AddIckS for Senator
From present appearances. Mr..
CONWAY will not be able 10 attend
The Legislature for some time vet.
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shining hour. Il, they did on Friday
evening II came high but not half
US high is on ,ther cca~ions.
1T IS evident NAV our leg N!alor'
10 not intend l" pr"ictl me hsh III
indian KNer ana N'h"noth Lay.
me H""st passed. ll% bl'!' n"' thc
nehdle' NH'Ell lHtallv" we l-SS lid
The Senate MAY vet reconsider thc
bill.
If \ rIo' should take plar" IN
Delaware at the present time our
nuthorlt'rI ""uJd not nave any MI
the same, TN, matter should bc
looked into a. soon a. rue~,blc
lHE law docs i'"' aIlo" 4 husband
10 transfer HIS property over To- hl,
Flte, Bui her"n have HNndirIcn
to whom ne can dcsd 'hr property
tnd the kind iri'nl can then deed
val and honest.
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ALREADY the Delaware pea'i
crop IS beng discussed; II Is pre-
pne this Ycar. So lar hi, year the
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