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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
THE PRESIDENTS PROMISE
A Suit of Clothes For Which He May
Have to Pay.

A suit of Clothes For Which He May
Have to Pay.
Speaking of presidential possibilities, l
might tell you rather amusing incident.
During Senator lliscock's term, about II
years ago, he gave a dinner in Washing
ton to all the men of either party who
were considered presidential possibilities.
Among the men invited were William Nj.
Evarts, Senators ingalls,, Sherman, Nor.
gan (Ala.), Mckinley. Allison, etc. The
only outsiders were Mr.. Arkell, the late
Mr.. Gillian and myself. When we took
our seats, found that | was placed be.
tween Mr.. Mckinley, then congressman,
and Senator Allison Of Iowa. As we sat
down said to both mem
81 am particularly glad ! am sitting
here, because ! am sitting between two
men one of whom | am sure will some
day be president"
Senator Allison poohpoohcd the idea
that he would ever be- president, but as
insisted that either he or Mr.. Mckinley
would some day be in the White House
he said laughingy:
swell, I'll tell you what I'll do. If ever
am so fortunate as to be struck by the
presidential lightning, I'll give you what.
ever you ask for. Is that fairT
Certainly, and I'll uame what | want
now. It's hats-hals for four years"
'Tll do better than that" he answered.
''l'll make it clothes, and III put it down
in black and white" He took one of the
menu cards and wrote. Il agree to furnisl,
Hamilton with clothes for four years dur
ing my term as president of the United
States"
Mr.. Mckinley had been talking with
the gentleman who sat on the other side
Of him, but be now turned to us and said
"Whnt's all this"
Senator Allison explained to him the
promise.
"l'll stand by that" said Mr.. McKin.
ley, with laugh. Give me that menu
card" And underneath the promise Of
Senator Allison md alongside of his "A. >
he wrote Mex
folded that menu card and put It in
my pocket When | got, home, put il
among some letters that | intended tc
keep.
Shortly after the election | was goin,
to Canton in company with some wei
known men, among whom was Abncl
Mckinley. Stories were being told of the
president elect, and l related this Incl
dent. Shortly after this Had dinner on,
night at Mr.. McKinlcy's house, and after
We had lit our cigars Abncr Mckinley
said to the president elect do you know
William, that you owe Hamilton some
thing"
81 don't recall IT," said Mr.. Mckinley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
THE RULE
DISCHARGED,
Chancellor Nicholson De-
Cides That John Nc
FarlaneHas a Right
to Build.

Chancellor Nicholson has handed
down decision in the case OF Gar
rett g. Barr VS.. Johu McFarlane.
The latter owns lot adjoining the
formers factory, and the former
wished to prevent McFarlane from
erecting a house adjoining their
factory. The decision follows;
After considering the case nature
ly and carefully reading the atfida-
Wits filed in this cause, have, talk
ing in view the fact that Court of
Chancery will not award an iniunc-
ton in doubtful case and from the
atfidavits and facts submitted TAX
ing them to be true and moreover
since Ann Perkins former owner
made affidavit that William Bush in
his life time claimed no right to light
and air over the McFarlane prem
ises but on the contrary allowed her
TO use the two feet of open space as
a grass plot and admitted as late
as A. D. 1890, that she could build
upon her lot: the occasion being an
offer OF purchase from William Bush
l have concluded that the restrain
ing order should not be continued,
and therefore will not award pre-
liminary injunction, would add
that | shall prepare a written de-
cision, the substance of which will
be that the questions Of law in the
case are decided by the opinion Of
Chancellor salisbury, and while l
shall criticise the opinions of both
Chancellors Bates and Salisbury,
yet shall maintain at IN the case
before ME the opinion Of Chancellor
Salisbury governs. A review of all
the cases in the various States will
show that in town lots which are
only valuable for building purposes
that the doctrine of light and air is
not sustained in cases similar to the
case before me. And further III the
face of the affidavit of Ann Perkins
uncontradicted there can be no 9TH
er thing for me to do than to dis
charge the rule. OF course if the
case is pressed before a jury and
damages recovered then l would ex-
anime the legal questions involved
in the case, but until that is done |
shall base my decision on the case
before me on the line of argument
laid down by Chancellor Salisbury.
The rule is therefore discharged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
STRIKE NOT
SETTLED.
Weavers Still Refuse to Go
To Work on Old Scale
of Wages.

The strike Of the weavers at the Della
waro Cotton Compan's mills formerly the
Arlington Mills is on in earnest and the
prospects are that the mills will Close
down. A conference was held b,twesn
the committee from the strikers and Man
ager Gsmbrill Of the mills today. But the
weavers refused to accept the terms Offer
cd aud the mills will start tomorrow
morning In order to finish up certainwork
On old goods the management gran ted an
increase OF 1s15 per. cent three weeks ago.
The woavers want l2]1 additional advance
The Cotton Company is not willing to
sell allthe goods to tho weavers.
On new goods the weavers want 81 and
tho manager has offered 95 cents for cut
Of II yards of yarn. Tho Mills cannot COM
pete with an old established mill, tho
Absyfoyle in Chester, and Civ, subj
wages. The Cotton Mills are lately Or
ganiz,d, and the strike stopst he work Of
tho organization. and number Of i'm
provcmonts, Including 400 more looms to
be added, are all stopped.
Not harsh word has passo between
the Manager and the strikers. Any or all
of the latter can return to work tomorI ow
morning. All .weaYers who have work
partly finished can go in and complete
their cuts. 1t Is understood that large
number of tho weavers will returl to
work,
The trouble started on Monday after
noon, whom the weavers whose demand
for money was refused. quit work and left
the mill This brought the pant to q
standstill and 1t was accordingly closed
down until tho matter could be adjusted.
About 200 persons were thrown out OF
work by this action and they were grouped
about tho mill this morning to hear tho
result Of tho conference between the com.
mittce appointed by the strl,kers, an | man
ager Gambrill, who went to Baltimore
yesterday to confer with the officers Of the
company.
some time ago tho weavers asked for a
raise of five cents cut on goods they
were receiving 40 cents Il cut for. This
request wa, granted. Now work on q
finer quality of goods has boon started
for which tho management offcri TO ray
the men IS cents. cut Of about 81 n yards
This Is unsatisfactory to the weavers who
want 81 cents per cut for tho new goods.
They also demand IN increase OF cents
per cut on the old goods.
1t Is claimed by the manag ement that
they should not be made to pay at least
Ms much If not practically more than old
establ ishod mills whose goods soil more
readily. The management asserted that
the prices paid arc as much as they could
give.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04

No l.-fay horse, 5 years old. This is an
extra nice horse, well broken and good tor
No Ebay horse, years old well broken
and good general purpose horse
No 3-Brown horse, years Old well broke
aud u good worker, sing le or double
No i-tray horAl. years old, vol broke,
good and extra fine in any harness.
No. 5-BiacK mare, y years old. good
chunk, WORKS fine single or double.
No, Bay mare, years old, chunky build
and good one,
No. T--Gray horse, 5years old, extra good
chunk and works and drives fine.
No s--Sorrcl mare years old, good bone
and feet and extra good mare,
No. lO-kpsi horse, 5years old This is n
nice breezy horse, we'll broke
Nos II and l?-Pair OF bay horsts.6 years old
This is one % the greatest teams we ever own
cd. Colby built, wei broke single CT double.
Any one wanting fine pair OF cubs should
not miss seem. this team.
No. IS Bay mare. years old, vol broke,
! single or donbie and good useful mare.
| Nos II and l5-pair OF gray Innros, years
| old. pure bred PerchcrOn. This il an extra
| good big tiam well broic anda regular show
| team
No l6-.Gray horse, : ycare old, well broke
| and an extra good general purpose horse.
| No. Ebay horse yeas old This Is u sure
good one and you don't want to miss seeing
lin.
| No lS-SorrpI mare, i years old. This IL n
| nice smooth made mare, good driver and very
| SNOWY
| No fray horse years old, good bone,
and an extra good hors' Tor hcEyy work
| Nos. ~ mud si--8 ark team, jyuars old, both
| mares li'g nan ls hi Oh, and perfect par Of
| beautieS wei! broken single or double, viii
| road ~ mile, m hour. Fearless Of all objects
| and the greatest little team in the state
| This Is m extra good lot selected by ouf
| yes for this market. Anyone wiShn: ~
| horse should attend this sale. Sale =, .
| Credit Of ~ nays with interest
| horses tI.tVn IN exchange
| JESTER u MCDA..-
| f. &. St.dham, Auc,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
Three Special Sermons.

The Evangelist X. g. Russell OF Balti-
more. Md, will deliver three special ser-
monsIone of which will be pesenteI in o
parlor at IA French street Thursday and
Friday tho 9th and 9th insts., at 100 p. IN.
and the other will BIO delivered Sunday the
Sth inst, at $50 p IN. in ''Red Mems Hall"
The subjects arc as follows
Thursday Evening"
"Wlll the Jews return to old Jerusalem
before Christ comes"Y
Friday Evening
The two, or old and now covenant. This
will involve the questions to whether the
ten commandments were the Old Cove
nant. Sunday ata.3o p. n. in Red Mems
Hall. what did Christ nbolishp This
theme embraces discussion Of the ues-
tiors us to whether Christ abolished the
Seventh Day or not"
In addition to the three special sermons
mentioned, tbere will be two other servi o,s
held in the Red Mems Hall Saturday the
9TH inst, at Ii n. III. and 2 80 p. III.
All " i'll he male welcome
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
BEAT BACK
THE PHILIPPINES.
A General Advance of the
American Forces. To
Be Soon Ended.

Manila. Oct, Ath.-A message
from BANGOR saws.
"Twentv-eipht dead INSURGENTS
found in the rebel trenches ~
"The insureent forces cyidentlv
rctreated toward Noveleta
The three DAYS attack Of the in.
surgents on the, American troops
in Various parts of the island. dur
inc which one officer and a nrivate
have been killed and eleven priya-
tes wounded, had its sequel when
Gen. Grant advanced from linus to
Bacoor. The Thirteeath Infantry
from pasav and two companies OF
the Fourteenth from Paranaoue
were forwarded to Zaoo!e and Ba-
coor. Strong garrisons were left
behind on account of the number
of rebels in the surrounding
country.
General Lawton. with five com.
panies of marines, four companies
OF the Fourteenth Infantry and a
troop of the Fourth Cavalry, under
command of Colonel Dagpett
drove the Insurgents up the linus
road and crossed the river. Mean.
while three companies OF the
Fourth Infantry advanced fror, an
opposite direction on linus road
and cleared the island between Ba-
coor and linus and the river banks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
AUTUMN
VISITORS.
Items About our Social
Happening and Wed.
dings.
sURPRISE-PARTY.

very pleasant surprise party was ton
dersd Miss Mamie Alexander at her home
II st. Helena Road on Saturday evening
Sept. 30, 1899 IN honor Of her birthday.
A very pleasant time was spent in play.
ing games and singing after which those
present were invited iuto the dining room
where refreshments were served. Among
those presents were Mis- Mary Alexander,
Miss Ida Wilkins, Mrs. Anna Parsons.
Miss Mamie Alexander, Mrs. Z, A. Taylor,
Mis-, Lydia Taylor, Miss Bessie Pyle. Miss
Mary Gregory, Miss Anna Mahoney. Miss
Mary Wilton. Miss May and Ethel Scott,
Lillian and Mary Wilde, Miss Martha and
Lizzie Kay, Mrs. Boron, Miss Ethel Par.
sons, Miss Eta Gregory. Miss Sarah
Smith. Miss Cora Taylor, Miss Sallie Ma.
honey, Miss Lille Deano, Mrs. e. McCol-
Tough. Miss Ruby Council. Miss Annie
HelnphilI, Miss Mary Cowen, Miss Martha
and Aggio Mccullough, Miss Annie and
Mary Corllss, Miss Laura, Eta and
Mabel Walker, Miss Lillian Taylor. Miss
Emma Glasco, Miss Bessie Davis. Miss
Minnie McWiliains. Miss Mary Penan-
ova, Miss Barbara McElwse, Mr. George
4. Alexander, Mr.. J. b. Taylor, Mr..
Horace Mccullough and Master Charles
Taylor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
LADIES' COATS.
A Special Showing To-day
Tailor Made Suits.

We do not think we eXaggerate
when we say we have the largest
and most complete stock in Will
mington.
Starting at IS. 90 and up to SIS. 90.
Our $500 suits are perfect fitting,
all wool materials and fms he'd well.
81. 50 suits, silk lined. coat all wool.
Homespuns in all the new steels and
drab colors at 50. 90, 500 $l4. %,
Sl6 50. SIT 50, SIS so, 5000, 81. so,
$500. Silk lined skirts. and as
good as any offered at $40. co.
We charge nothing for alterations
and will make your suit to'your or
der without extra charge.
Eiderdown Dressing sacques
90 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
Held For Court,


Charles H. Tibbitt aud Leroy Tyson
must answer al the upper Court to the
charge Of allowing a vicious dog to attack
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Holt.
They we're riding along the public road.
near O.letown. on September "a. As
Mrs. Holt passed the men they lot loose
the dog and urged him to follow the bicy.
clist
The dog oteyed orders and tore Mrs
Hollis clothing. Not satisfied with what
had already happened the men sent the
dog once moro on his attacking when
Mr.. Holt went to his wife's assistance
The men were arranged before Magis-
rate S,sie buta, th,y wsro not will Ing tt
tabide by his decision the case was carried
to tho upper court.
They are represented by Lilburne Chand-
ler
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
Hats Trimmed Free Of Charge.
LEES CO.,
Large Department Dry Goods Stores,
220 and 222 Market st. =.
! A GRAND &
Display of Trimmed Hats

Untrimmed shapes, Feathers,
Birds. Plumes, Aisrettes. Jet Orna.
ments, Flowers and all sorts of Hat
Trimmings.
100 Walking Hats-French Felt,
49c. Golf Hats, 400, 75c., 9Sc., to
s. 25.
"Golf Capes,' the correct sort,
are scarce, We have them at ex-
tremely low prices.
Chlldrens and Misses Coats.
50. Is will buy very Nobby Wool
Coat in Covert Navy, Green, Gar
net, Brown. $3.50 and 81. Is a much
superior coat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04

Yesterday afternoon at one o'clock a
quiet wedding was solemnized ut the resi-
denee of Frank Jones near the Alley Mills.
when his daughter Miss Lille Jones was
united in marriage with Charles Kerr, oil
Cleveland, Rcv. ". o. DeVinisb, oil
Clayton. performing the ceremony.
Quite q number Of the friends OF the
bride were present and the happy couple
received many handsome and costly pros
ents. The house was tastefully decorated
for the OCCASION and wedding break
fast was served by Caterer George M.
Stevenson of Smyrna Mr. anu Mrs.
Kerr left Clayton on the nurthbound Nor.
folk express for short bridal tour after
which they will take up their residence in
Cleveland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
Making Imp oyementS.

The William Bancroft and Sons G ON.
pany received permits from Building In
spcctor Cassidy to-day to erect loading
shed ut kentmere at cost Of $1,000 ard
to make additions to the Office and cotton
house at Rockford at "a cost Of 5000
The new addition IA to be n stone and
brick three story structure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
You take a genuine
medicine when you
Use a Sovereign Cure.
NO FAITH NONSENSE
ABOUT THEN.
They To UGH the Spot, That
Is What You Want.
ali Progressive Druggists Sell Them.
Price, 25c each.

II in doubt as to the nature OF
your illness, you can consult our
doctors by mail absolutely free of
charge.
For the convenience Of the public we
publish partial list Of druggists who
have purchased complete assOs tment OF
sovereign Remedies
u. James Belt, Sixth and Market;
n b. Danforth, Second and Mar
ket; Standard Pharmacy, No. COS
West Second street Willard f.
Smith, Fourth and Harrison street;
Veasey Drug Co., Eighth and Mon
roe ; Garrett f. Smith, Delaware
avenue and DUPONT street Fred.
W. Fem, Eighth and West C. l..
Seal Thirteenth and Claymont SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04

A pleasant surprise party was tendersd
Miss Hattie and Harry Brown at their
home $50 w. Seventh street. The evening
was spent in dancing and playing games.
Music was furnished by Miss Fila Money,
Sadie Truax, Marvin Hanna and Robert
Luden. Those present were Misses Mabel
McMullen, Ella Money, Bessie Blackiston,
LeliSNugont, Sadie Vernon. Creta Hut
son, Florence Carter. Tossie Hartman,
Dolly Philips, Sadie Truaz, Bertha
Elliott, Mabel Hyrons, Lyna Myers, Ethel
Payte Mary Evans, Harry Goodwin,
Leonard Hail. Milton Truax. Harry
Springer, Gale Kinnard, Icon Loft and,
Frank Mccormick, Robert Luden,
Marvin Hanna. Charlie Solly, Clarence
Hanson, Bradley Hyatt. Roy Bradley
Edward Katos, Alvin Robertson, Austin
Buckley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public to
know of one concern in tho land who ara
not afraid to DO generous to the needy and
suffering. The propriotors OF DIR. Kings
New discovery for Consumption, Coughs
ami Coils, have given away over ten mil
lion trial bottles Of this great medicine;
and have the satisfaction of knowing it
has absolutely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoarscness
and all diseases OF tho Throat, Chest and
Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on n.
B. Danforth, druggist, and ct q free trial
bottle. Regular size SOC and g. Every
bottle guaranteed. or price refunded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES, WHITE
SPREADS, LINENS, SHEElIKGS.

Wool and Mcrino Underwear for
Men, Women and Children.
Fleeccd Lined Underwear 12Ht.
The Best Fleeced Lined Vests
and Pants for Women 25c. ever Oh
fered.
All-wool Vests and Pants, 81. SO
quality 75c., scarlet or white.
Mems All wool, natural, Shirts
and Drawers, 81. 90 quality soc.
to-day. This is decided bargain.
Lees Co. stores are the popular
stores.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
DOWN STATE
FREIGHT.
"A Line to be Established
Between Wilmington .
and Down State.

expected that q freight line Will
Ibe established between vii.
arlington and the pri, cipal down
State towns. The freight at
present over the Delaware, rail.
road is considered TOO high but
there is no way Of getting the
prices cut down. The idea is to
send the freight by the trolley
road. The Delaware General
Electric Railway Company con.
'sumatsa II deal yesterday with
the Farmers aud Merchants
Steam boat Company at
Smyrna to carry the freight
from Milford, Dover and other
towns. Tho freight along the
route Of the trolley is to be
hauled to Smyrna and then
placed aboard the fast Steamer
Hildegaade recently purchased
by the Steamboat Company.
When the freight arrives at
Smyrna it will be promptly
handled and inside of couple
of hours will be delivered. The
Stea'nb oat Company and the
Electric Railway Company
/ want business. They are rot
! in business for glory and they
expect a share Of the pair onase
from business men. The Will
mington and New Castle Flee.
trio Railway Company is now
having built combination
car. One half will be for pass
engers and tie other for freight.
The idea is to carry freight to
and from New Castle Not
only for that city but for other
places. The Baltimore boats
stop within a few yards Of the
end OF the trolley Car line and
the idea is 10 ship freight from
here Delaware City, st Georges
and Chesapeake City and near.
by towns by trolley cars to New
Castle aud then by the Balti-
more boats to tue destination
OF the freight. In addition to
the Baltimore boats the Smyrna
boat is to stop at New Castle.
A deal will be tried with the
Smyrna and trolley people so
that the freight can be shipped
to Smyrna, Clayton, Dover,
Milford aud other towns. The
business men of Wilmington
have been handicapped for years
by the Delaware road. There
are number of other river
boats that will be asked to stop
at New Castle. The breweries
have a large trade down the
State. 1t is no more than a
pleasant drive to New Castle
with ten barrels of beer for
down State customers. 1t is
the same with the wholesale
grocer Or beef dealer. 1t is the
same with all other lines of
business.
On the other hand the farm
ers and others at Milford and
other towns can send thell
wares to Wilmington and have
them delivered in time for the
wholesale market. As soon as
tile State belt line is established
passenger can board II trolley
oar at Fourth and Market
streets AID accompanied by hi!
purchases reach his home anl
store in good time. He will no
have any disappointment 70
he can have the goods purchas
edit Wilmington IN the othe
end of the trolley car. The
trolley cars to New Castle a
present carry considerable
,xn;ol,t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04

Tomorrow promises to be fair and rather
warmer. similar conditions will probably
prevail on Friday.
The Thermometer at w. g, Taylor's
drug store, No. 3ua King street. to-day
registered rs follows:
O'clock 10 o'clock 1o'clock
43 81 80
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04

s. A. Mcdaniel Of the firm of Jester &
Mcdaniel who was confined to his homo
for four weeks from an attack Of typhoid
has recovered 50 far as to be about again
and is making preparation for the sale
Of horses at his stable No. 4l9 West Front
street next Saturday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
JUST so.

The New York Clothing House
Suits and Overcoats are conspicu-
Gus for their graceful lines and gen.
eral air of elegance.
You'd notice them anywhere an d
say to yourself aloud, "What a
handsome coat that is.
Our store is full OF such clothes,
and if you bug here, you re certain
to be well dressed.
Mems Suits and Oyercoats S. to
SIS.
Beautiful STYLES Of Men S Suits in
Stripe Worsteds $40, ST. and SIS.
A great many have double breasted
vests.
Store open evening until 9 o clock.
Saturdays until II.
Strictly one price, and if dlssat-
isied with your purchase, we will
return your money.
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
$40 Market Street
Max Ephraim Proprietor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04

Phil, Oct-4- Robinson & Co
have received the following
special despatch: Washington
Somebody in State Depart
ment got a tip that there
would DO no war in Africa. l
cannot find out where tip came
from but all State Department
people feel sure war scare is
about toexplode. Ambassador
Choate keeps the department
posted and ! presume the feel.
lug is based upon dispatches
from him. News Bureau.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
now's Thlsp-

We offer SOD reward for any case Of Cat
arrh that cannot DO cured by Halle CT
arrh euro.
Il. ]. Cheney s. Co., Props Toledo 9.
We, the undersigned have Known ~ NJ.
Chansy for the last IL ysars. ana believe
him perfectly honorable In oil business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made BY their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale druggists, To-
Iedo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN s. MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of tho sy stem. Price zoe. per bot
tie Sold by all druggists. Testimonials
free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-04
Went OH Duty,

Officer Robert Serson who
was appointed a patrolman
on Monday night went on
duty last night. He was
temporarily assigned to the 3rd
district.