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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-07

Sanllla= uuo Gitronen giiens, per
Nlalde 4e.
Somatoes, 3-pfiinoise Same Sc.
gisrslas Senf, SC.
Gancp glnimais Semi &c.
5eppib= 5tiIte. s llnsen, 12 pafete 3e.
Bidders GbocOlate, SOC.
Siibe Chocolate, gum Pfunb. 1Sc.
Wetmore's GocoanuB, per piunb l5e.
6ummel's glienS=Gaffee. bic Same IL.
Gnaneline, arobe eDrte &c.; fleine 2c.
3of @anbp, Sbniire, per pfuub 1Oc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-07
Donfbarteit III cine Ghulb, bic
maj, nab uno nad ableugtlet.
Chocolate. Cream, 6riidte bel
.l

utult ttuty uttV ttusY WVtSuHs1ts II
Chocolate, Cream, 6riidte BEL
aeaD's.
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Gororap am Wontaa aeidlad)tet. Ser
Grun3er mp3 SIT Pfuno.
Wsr III Der oeutlden 3situng aE-l
ssigt, fn1t neutlhe Runoldait. Wer
nibt, Der pia teine un0 iollte auh
feine laben.
Weibna1ten ipirb bolo bier ieiu.
@ebt nah Dem Neuen Gtore fir quite,
Iubitantie1e 8eIdenfe gu ndBisen
Breiieu. 9 m to DenilDnG II 9 ..
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oieb uno gferoel, llnauaeben petIteGt
uno aud fabren lam, finoet foIort Mr=
belt bel S obn oerega in
&aserspi!le.
Mm posiaen Mittwoh Wioreen
lpuroe il. garnhia Der 5lidbriae gii-
d)aro sSanes tobt in isinem gette 9e-
funoen. Sin bersiblae bate ieinem
2eben Elm unertpattetes GuDe gemaht.
Denn Sbr Elm niiblibes uno
pallenoes Weibnahts=@eldent 81 fau=
fen piinibt, 10 lpredt per bel
WenfePs,
Slt So6ItraBe, Nelp Pbila.
ii
Cine erobe Nuslpabl bon ausge=
seinneten ipolleneu 9eden iueroen su
lebr herabaeiebten preilen uertauft I'M
Neuen Stole Der 8 mitb 8 en- l.
On 60.
Nab pielen gerihten Bot Die log.
beiiIhe sStieae i'll DEN Weiserlfeloern
arnBen sbaoen aethan. gin pielen
@tellen Ideinen Die 6eloer beinabe naft.
Weisen, Der friiber seIdt mrrbe, ldrill
am meilten oelitten su baben.
Sofort 81, perfaufem Elm giano,
Slide, Stiible, Sefen II. I. 10. @isen.
tbum Der 0armonie Canal 9pper.
Spre1t Dor bel
Geprge GanaDa, II sSattorD ct.
81 Canal Sober, Sbio.
- Ser ,Mmsritanilche Sbmeiser=
Ralenoer fir 1900" lit ioeben erlbie.
nen uno stihnet iid) ourd 9eIhmaf
pple Nusitattung uno febr 9eoieoenen
sSubalt aus. DerIelbe tonn gum Brisie
bon 80 Gents bon Der Smib Yuoliib=
| ing Co., 1l6 Sutton Str, G}eu yorf.
franco besoser meroen.
5rau 6reo. @inoeier BON Sal
lasbura, W}ih.. cine Sohter BON Gbr
Stauffer in Sobert Station. lit init
ibren spei Ginoeru bel bieiem auf ge=
fub sineetroffen. Srou Winesier ee=
oenft einlse 3sit in bieliger @e9eno su
perlpeilen uno Yerfuanote uno Nreunoe
in Stone Greet. Gaeerspille, Sbanes=
Yile uIm. su beluden.
Nm Gonntaa Qbeno brad IN
benz bon Der 6rau Gus. GuepplD be-
tpobnten 6auie an Der 4. StraGe in
Senniion Heuer nus. SaIelbe tonnts
raid unter Gontrolle aebradt unc Qe:
lDi6t peroen uno Der Ghaoen am 8e=
bduoe iit gering. bod tparo oehen S,l=
bait ourd 6euer uno gBalIer idpe,
eeI6dbiet. Dian oermutbst, baB oas
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gum Nusbru1 fam.
2ebte Wode tpuroe bic gntbet=
flung eemadt, buB bas 9aus bon Wn,.
Miller on Der 9l. 9ritten Strobe, be,
sur 3eit nit ieiner Sanilie in Susca=
ranas fh aui6ielt. bon @inbreherr
beinleeiu9t iporoen mar. 0err Mille,
muree beuabrihtist unb fam lhleu=
nialt, I'm nau ieinem @isentbum Al
ieben. Ser aanae Snbalt oes 6aules
mar fattiih Tim uno UNI aeorebt. abe,
es fteate li1 beraus. oaB nibts iehlte.
Sic ginbreder batten es offenbar aui
@elo abeeieben unb fanben lib in if:
rem @r,uartllngen enttduiht.
Gemiidte Niiiie uno Tru6te bej
H a b's.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-07
Oroceries i'm @ertbe pOn $4,000

@biaso 1899 Sire
ptau beebmo Bhoe
5wler gBaoo, no nno Der y5m sbo @o. 6anto Sno @ei
Gal SpeSien gBoolom Spice Soe0o
putn oer Muo bel uno aun ir orob pon unO s Fir uns hr
beoiseoen prn oud wede unrn &unon Suuoe 9oaars
gDr babn mals 8odb aber Sbr mub onnen
b bisbn nod aaeemen piin fauIn poa Sic
n n prdi9n uhanos in Mnl pernutben miros
iben iein in Der Mdbe zines Seuers seiueen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-07

ga mir ihon lnsbrnals aeIraat
ipuroen, ob mir DieleS ssahr feine 4a=
.lenoer ausgebell ID iuisDerhDlell ipir
bier uoh einnlal, oab mir, felt mir illl=
.Iere,l geisrl bic eMdsr= lInb Narten*
bauz 3situn9 frsi iisfsrn, fsine ipeits.
zen prdiniell Dsyabiolgeil. 80
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-07
Settings @eidenfe..

Giierne nno boIserne spielmaaren.
spiele aller Nrt un0 Spiclbii9er.
SpieIflDts spiclmagen, spieltarts.
Nuppenipagetl u. Ruppen jeber Art.
SrsenD ettuas in Der spieluaaren=
Clinic iinhet SIR bel 8urniibe.
Wir baben einen iebr 9roBen 0or=
ratb bon Gancp porsellan, aaes in,-
portirt, uno barunter piele, sSancp
Stiife 81 l0e. llnb auftpdrts. Sim
ner= unD Soiletten Gets. sSancp
2ampen. Sbr babt Die Mustpabl I'M.
ter Dunberten BON bubiAen prdienten
3u 10. Is uno 25 Gents. gDir tpollen,
oaB Sbr tonmt unb unieren laoen
nit ieinem aetpaltigen gorrai6 bon
ib0nen Geiitaas Maoren ielt. benz
ar0Bten Oerartigen Worratb. Der ie in
Neip pbilabelpbia eeaeiat lpurbe. gDir
baben perthuolle Mrtitel in 9alhentii=
deru gu 5. 8 unb 10 Gents. Hleid=
falls einen sroBen gDrratb BON Ganep
QeInDnnoiualreil.
Mit unieren 5, 10 unb 25 Gents
Spieliuoaren lam ir9eno ein 3ino BE-.
9liidt tperben.
es5br fDerDet tpobl baron tbnn. Cure
Gintdufe friib3eitig 5u maiden unD bas
0eordnge 81 pernleioen benn bereits
beute III linier .snben tdolih iiberfii(lt
nit 2euteny wethe Sbre Weibnadts@
Oei1ente eirlfauferl.
gl1rlliipe's
Grokt | 8argainz 1ajar
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-07

9annemiGer's better Mo9a uno SABA
Saifee IN 2=pfiinoiaen giiAIen, per
pfunb lie.
Dilnortb padet 2afTee, &c. per ib.
gnslilber 6riilltiif-5bee, 25e. per ID.
Sine Gut, beler unb buntler, 25c.
Ganhtabaf, feline Gorten, 20 per 1b.
plus=Sabat. populdre sorten, 25c.
per pfuno.
Nrm unb Oammer Sooa, in Yadeten,
oas pfunb 4c.
etar-eeiie. has Gtiid &c.
Mit 0unoerten bon anberen 6aben uni
ipel6e Groceries 9ebrau6t, ioGte iofort
MAIDEN. Sbr Derbient uno ipart nibt
gint1ufe BEL uns mabt. Gbift fir III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20

We have just made a cash
deal with one of the best cloak
manufacturers for about 200
Jackets, women's and misses, to
close, at prices that will inter.
est you. We expect to have
this lot ready for Saturdays
sales. These are all new goods
made up within the past two
months. When we soy that
these goods will be sold at half
price we understate rather than
overstate the facts. Every wo.
man in this city or state who
can appreciate a wonderful
bargain in a Jacket should
come and look over our stock.
We are very much rushed in
orr cloak room. but we will
give you the best attention pos
slb.e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
THU CLIMATE OF CUBA
And Its Effect on the Health Of
Our Soldiers,
GHE VIEWS OF GENERAL WOOD

| 1t VIII Take Year or Two to Decide
Whethor the Island Is a White Mans
Country-BigP Percentage ofDIsa bled
Soldiers.
Washington. Jan. 20.-General Wood
continued his testimony before the
senate committee on military affairs
yesterday, dealing especially with the
requirement as to troops in the Island
or Cuba. He explained at some length
his estimate of $4,000 as the number
of troops necessary to be kept in the
entire island, saying that he had placed
the number so high because the effect
of the climate is such as to render
large percentage of American soldiers
there ineffective for aggressive action.
Malaria is the prevailing disease, and
as rule while not more than 20 per
cent may be on the actual sick list,
not to exceed So or 40 per cent will
as rule be found capable of effectual
action. A days active exercise would
cause half Of any force to drop out of
military duty.
OF his present force he did not be-
lieve that to exceed one-half was now
fit for effective service. AS a matter
of fact II could almost be so;d that M
troo,,. ., w '"iu '"@' ~
disease du. In tha oI,r,at. NIT soat
accounted for the non.aygrssei,,a ohor
acter of the c,.,,,eh on,eo;o, a. H.
island and bo tboug,t avrIainoa univ,
"a manv "a oso ooo cran;sh so,d,ors
were required in the service there. He
fec,e cd bv tho o,,,,ot. ,,,st ~ .ha Arar
icsns .re ,,d ,Iso tho+ ~ c,,hons
thenselyas ,,,.ro ,,,,san s... H.
bilitv IN p,.iar,a &c., on -, -"
eo nor cant ~ tto C,,I,a A..
oh,ad II n,,, =, e.. ~. H. VIZ u
uhothor o,,, 1 80. 90 ~ ~ ~ " say
haoon,a CO aoa,;.... ~ .. "o
he abla IA ras;et a;saasa ,rh;a ,, $500
imnortant noint ond ;f aoo;aaa IL, 49,
nepative wouId ron,,iro ~ s,aa,at
chaneo NJ tro,ns ~ ,,o nar,I -
NV an oI,hor,t. s,.a,ou, .f a.,,....e
in Tho is,ana ,.,nras .,a'
MIGHT ho sao,,na, s,,a. . T,..,.,
had nrodrooa ~, ,,,,a,t ~
,n.ioa c,,,, !, ,,,,.rlt ". s ~ 20
in Ind;, that r,t s po's' "s ,uu
m,n,s oo,n;r,, Nv. "'..
wou1d ha naao..on,. 49, VI wv az iens'
lon, ~ ue'''c '"is p'oo-
por,,,,,, D..
pro,ton -, 'on' 'e"a'o'
feasible ~ aons, nut sa'u ma. : was
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondents Of the REPUBLICAN,.
500 - ..> January 20. 1850


ME- anu MIS-. FRANCIS Labad'e gave q
n'sn ''"ss en'er'alnmens In the Opera
mouse last evening Inc scene from THE
...,,,A y. "A's' "A' p".''u'0s'y el-
~. ..t,i r' r WV p'os"n ~ say ina
pp' -, eo'''0 u'u noe 'opieA'ns
o ",.'" ~ ''.N"k %" ua'F"'n'
A' s'"0"' 'o"''o VI 'n"'ieu "'os VI peo.
t" W. s' 49,. !aAsou w .uo eu'Iou"uluss ol
than A. w." ."' AZ o" I'..s. =. one 'uo'uor
no,o =, unh..n,,.,, MI ~ W. wv ~
al .hs s,,s,n" a,a'., -, .''.' 800 W. ~,
h..n ,.a r.,.s NV. A. S0uS' W." 'A
nv. I..., NV ~ '
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,...a.. ~ NV y. ,.o WV y, uuN.uuuoS
.,. e A" "e'p0u ~ opon WV
'yo' y. 'n0 youn WHO anu ia'er Oh .he
,..I , ..' , ms '.e A"'u' VI VI. iofso'.u.
n"o." '" ~ ""' o"'0 VI 'i' 'o' '"s
"". A'""''y '"0 oAu iose soonos ro'"rhoa
"uu ""pps pa'' "'' Sesa oao0 '"oF''
.ul 'u0 p','' wv "'eAs 'ne mon VINO 60
w 'ho '''er n",e osSn See'ns ano''er near
'no "hnrveS ihey nave shot "tit several
''nes' inc httie animal 10 getting boider
anu yesterday IL appeared Detween tns
p'ois. noioro gun cou'a W secured u
hau disappeared.
While Harry Rothrock was at work at
the Harlan and Holdings worth Company
he met with painful accident.
While moving q casting part of the
Crane broke with tho result that his knee,
shin and toes wero badly mashed BY tho
casting falling on him. Mrs James Legg
OF stanton formerly OF this city and Miss
ka'o McConaghy ofWilming'on have fall.
en- heirs to handsome sum Of money BY
the death of relative.
Representatives James Kitchen and
robert Burns OF Wilmin gton. were wish
tors to New Castle last evening.
Mi. and Mrs. John Rics and Mrs. ALI
bert were in Philadelphia yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
lOIlliMhus' A.hGs ~ SnAiIL

Settle. Jan, @o.-Th" Spanish auxil-
larry cruiser 'irdlia arrived here yes
terday "!ih the routed ashes of CO.
lumbus ON hoard. which had been trans.
felr"d from ;hr cruiser Condo de- Ncna
ditto, Oh which they were brought from
Havana. Tn" municipal authorities
Took "harg" TT tn" coffin on board.
The tira'da tired salute, to which the
land batteries replied, and the process
sion was then formed and the coffin
transferred to thu celebrated Cathedral
OF Seville, which contains the tomb
where In" remains # Columbus were
first deposited, The remains will lie
In state until finally placed in the
vault
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
Scott Gets the Nominate lon

Charleston, w. Va. Jan. 20.-N, B.
Scott, internal revenue commissioner
and member of the Republican national
committee. was last night nominated
for United States senator by a joint
caucus. at which 46 of the 40 Repub.
lean members of the legislature werA
present. Eighteen ballots We're taken
the final vote showing % for Scott,
against 10 for Golf and for Governor
Atkinson. While Scott has the caucus
nomination his election Is not con.
sidered certainty, owing to the close
majority of the Republicans and the
alleged determination Of John Nc.
Graw. the Democratic caucus nominee
who has A votes, to keep one or two
Republicans out Of their party ranks,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
ENGLAND and SOUDAN.
Anglo-E Egyptian Convention on the
Reoonquered Provinces.
BRITISH INTERESTS PROTECTED.

The Supreme Command In the Soudan
WIN Be Vested In Governor Gen.
eral Named by the Khedive, "With
the Consent of Great Britain"
Cairo. Jan. 2O.-The Official Gazette
today publishes convention between
Great Britain and Egypt relating to
the future government of the recon-
Quered Soudan provinces.
After reciting that the provinces were
reconquered by the joint military and
financial efforts Of the British and
khedivial governments, and setting
forth the desire to give effect to the
claims that have accrued to her Brit
tanic majesty's government by right OF
conquest the claim to share in the
present settlement and future working
and development Of the adrflinistrat ton
Of the territories and pointing out that
the territories of Wady Halfa and
saukin may be most effectively ad-
ministered in conjunction with the re.
conquered provinces, the convent ion
proceeds as follows:
1T is hereby agreed and declared be.
tween the undersigned, duly author
lied, that the word Soudan in this
agreement means all the territories
south Of the 22d parallel of latitude
which have never been evacuated by
the Egyptian troops since 1882, or
which, having been administered by
the khedives government prior to the
late rebellion. were temporarily lost
to Egypt and have been reconquered
by the British and Egyptian govern
ments, acting in concert, or which may
hereafter be reconquered by the two
governments acting in concert.
THE British and Egyptian flags shall
he used together on both land and
water throughout the Soudan, except
In Saukin, where the Egyptian flag
alone shall be used.
1.-THE supreme military and civil com.
mand in the Soudan shall be vested in
one office. termed the governor general,
appointed by khedivial decree. with the
consent of Great Britain. and to be
removed only by khcdivia decree, with
the consent of Great Britain"
The next clause gives the governor
general absolute power to make, alter
or abrosate by proclamation laws, or
ders or regulations for the good gov
nrnment nf tho soud.n ,nd f,r ~,
regulation, holding. dismissal and do.
voluticn of rroperty OF every kind sit.
uate in the Sau,lnn but all sucb nroc.
lamations muet forthwith no not;fed
to the agent of bor Rrittan;o m.iasty
at Cairo and to the president of the
khedivia1 council No Eo,,nti.r lou,
dncraa mr. e,actmert bnra,ftor ,,,,d a.,
o, nromu,patad is to annIv IN ,n,,
mart of the Sordan save IN, tho nroc.
Iamoticn of tho governor gonor,I
pac,r5;,o th, o,n,,;,;a,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
why De ReaurepaIrc Resigned

Paris. Jan. 2O-The senate yesterday
indNlg"i IN another somewhat noisy do
bale on II" subject of the alleged par
tsiily AMI ~lOWuess OF the court OF
cassaiiun. The minister of Justice, NJ
iebret' defended the court and urged
the necessity Of maintaining a sapara-
Hon between legislative and judicial
powers lie also said he believed that
M. Quesnay dc Reaurepaire's resigna-
ton of the presidency of tn" civil sec
fion OF the court Of cessation was due
to piqu". because he thought that in
sufficient Difference had been chown
Rim. resolution approving The views
OF the minister of justic" WAS adopted
BY vote Of IT. to e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
The Gong is Worn Out.

The communication of Superintendent
Aysion of the Police aud Fire Alarm Tee-
graph System to City Council last night
In which he charged the Phoenix Fire
Company with interfering with the fire
alarm wire and thereby preventing tho
sounding of an alarm on December IL, Is
unjust 10 the Phoenix Company Assist.
nnt Chief Engineer Joyce this morning
the occasion referred to was not bocau.e Of
amy Interference with wires on the part Of
ths company members. bat becausu the
striser Of the gong has long since outlived
rs usefulness. On several occa ions the
gong has sounded box numbers other than
she proper ones, and Mr.. joyce thinks it Is
about time for Superintendent Aydon to
put y new gong in the engine house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
Mrs. Gagne' Fooled is All.

Chicago. Jan. 2O,-"Well, I wanted
advertising. and ! got it," exclaimed
Gertrude Decona, contortlonist and
and traprze performer, who, under the
name of Rosa Wallace. Gertrude Wal
lace and Mrs. George Gagne, has kept
the police guessing for nearly week
and .auscd the circulation of innumer-
able stories. tragical, comical and
dramatic. when three warrants we're
read to her yesterday charging her
with larceny. Then the young woman
smiled to proposition Of museum
manager to take her in his show.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
Complaints are Loud,

Complaints arc loud and many from the
residents of Twenty second and LHMotte
street over tho condition Of tho bed Of the
street. From Market to LaMotto on
Twenty. second and thence to Vandever
avenue 1t Is mud by the foot. Some time
ago the Street and Sewer department or.
dered ashes to be dumped on the street.
The people objected to have a crop of tin
cans and bottles raised In the bed OF the
street. Tho work was stopped and the re.
suit is that mud is king in that section Of
the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
Ionnrmeu ny the senate.

Washington, Jan. 20-The senate yes.
terday confirmed these nominations:
Joseph H. Choate. of New York. ambas.
sador to Great Britain; c. H. Bricken.
stein, surveyor of customs at Denver,
Colo. New Jersey postmasters: N. w.
c. Hays, Burlington; ]. Miller, Salem;
q. b. Singleton. Toms River II. W.
Edsall. Hamburg; c. E. Condit Mill.
burn; w. II. Coggeshall, Summit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
~-Nrre Gold From the kIopdikc

Y Victoria, 3. c., Jan. 20.-The steamer
Danube, which arrived from the north
yesterda% brought about 60 men from
Dawson and Atlin. with about $500 COO
In gold dust. The Dawson men say
the Upper Dominican creek is pannIng
out well, running from $3.50 to 81 a pan
"A great deal Of typhoid fever is re-
ported at Dawson. some say fully 500
cases. Seven men have been frozen to
1eath in the Klondke this winter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
IN FIRST ASSEssNENT DISrpJ("y
arden seed speciality. 3l4 King $


NOTICE
! IN FIRST ASsESSMENr DJSTRI(rr,
| Will hang hooks IN for Mrst Snnond Third
and tourtb district. al Jnbr i Snli;v,nis ri;
| gar Store lrl Easth rhirG stroet
FIFTH Sixfh Seventh anS E;oytb Distr;cts of
the Frst assess,nent JHstricf nt Josnnh p
Crosss barber shop, southwest corner Fourth
and Lohln TGl streets. n,.., mi
/ Nlnth Ientn' Eieventh, Iwel1th ana Inir'
neenth Dlstrlcrs OF first Assessment DISTRICT,
az lharles =. IayIors cigar store, northwest
corner m, rlAch anu LOMBARD streets
ING Envestneht assessment ior FIRST assess.
t tnisIn Dstrict az James u. McCoys' ol' East
run street. -
SECOND ASSESSMENT DISTRICT,
| wiIlhn hoo,,s IN for rrbirtv.ei,btb rbirtv.
ninth. Fortietb and Forty hist i1istrints at
John Il. Kilmers. northwest corner Ninth and
frehch streets:
:, tortS ss.i forty.thlTa, Forty'r2urth'
Boone cigar store, northwest corner Ienth
Hiiu Itne streets'
rory eSenlhi 'orty 'elghth, forty'nintht if
tie,h anu fIty nrst lCstricts, at Joseph ). lug'
by,s cigar store, sOJO Market street
me invest ment assessment Tor 5000 Id DIS
trlct az william u. hannas, VIZ King street.
THIRD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
Ro,l,s will hang nm for Eistr.s,cord Eie,u.
th nj Fiy,v. fnnrfh IND r;ft fftl ms; ,t
Jnucnh p 'WiIIomu's druGs .tnna ',,i y, ~
corner Ninth nnI M.d;snn a. ,entu ''o''e"''
Fiftv.Irt,, Eirtv ..sventh F;ftr''o;,,,t,, Eft,,.
ninth Sixtiath ~ .Er.t Z ~ .;
third S;Ytr tn,r,i ~ sfs.t Mn; 10y
Wii,om a s,n;,h's ,,raan,' at .a .' ne
cnrn"r na,,'n,.a $500 n,, 1er, 1--WE.
Ihe inyaStmant osanS.,mnut 81 Th;p street. s'loe..
,nant n;t;t 81 ,at;ii;n ~ O. thiiu hssc'a
Is,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
Three Lives Lost on burned Steamer

Ihrce Lives Lost on Rurncd steamer.
Memphis Tenn, Jan. 20.-Thrac
bodies have been found in the debris
of til" burned steamer Ouachta, which
Vas destroyed by fire at an early hou,
yesterday morning. The bodies are
charred and burned beyond all rccog
milton, hrt are believed TO be the re-
mains Of Mr. and Mrs. Keck, en- route
from Columbus. o., to Creenville, Miss,
and Dr.. Murry, of Nicksburg. All of
the other passengers have been ac-
counted for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
Arrest Ing the Grain Gamblers.

Kansas City. Jan. 20.-Grainmen
bucket shop and dynamite" shop
Keepers generally to the number of II
were arrested yesterday under the new
anti-pooroom law Included among
them was John W. Moore, president Of
the Board of Trade The arrests were
made on warrants issued by y. A.,
Brown. city attorney, under the law
prohibiting betting on any event" the
attorney holding that buying and SELL
tng Oh margin brought the grainmen
under the law. Those arrested were
released on bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
Workman Hurled to Death.

Easton, Pa, Jan. 20.-Samuel Rema.
ley So years old, was caught In the ma
chinery at Wagoners soapstone mill,
in this city, yesterday and hurled to
death. His skull was crushed and both
legs were torn from the trunk Re-
maley's body struck the side of the
building with such force as TO tear off
the weather boards. One Of the shat
tered legs was found in field some
distance away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
Refused n Pardon.

Dover, Del, Jan. 10.---The Board OF Par
dons to-day refused to grant n pardon to
Edward CLARK. the alleged barn burner
HIS sentence will expire in two days, and
an effort was made by his friends to have
him pnrdoned before that time so that he
could retain his franchise as n voter. Mr..
CLARK md his wife have spent tho years
OF Imprisonment: In Jail. Mrs. Clark has
q longer term than hor husband.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-20
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
Senator Foraker Does Not Speak Fol
the AdmiufStpnfinn

Senator Foraker Does Not Speak For
the Administration.
Washington, Jan. 2O--The senate lis.
tened further yesterday to discussion
of the policy of expansion. Mr.. Turner
Of Washington. delivered q carefully
prepared speech on the Vest resolution.
The speech was for the most part
constitutional argument in which Mr..
Turner took issue with Senator Plat
and Senator Foraker upon their recent
utterances. At the conclusion of Mr..
Turner's argument Mr.. Foraker took
some sharp exceptions to statements
made in the speech. especially those re-
ferring to him personally. He explain-
ed at length the nature of the state
ments. declaring among other things
that he had spoken only for himself
and had no intention or desire to pose
as representative Of the adminstra-
ton so far as his utterances were con-
cerned. Referring to tile interested
comment which had been aroused in
Great Britain by his statements, he
said: Il was not speaking for the admin
istration, and the chill that went up and
down the backs of our friends in Lon
don was due perhaps to a misappre-
henslon as to which of the Ohio sena-
tors was speaking" A substitute pre-
scented by Mr.. Morgan for the bond
amendment to the Nicaragua canal bill
offered by Mr. Allison was adopted. It
provides that the secretary of the
treasury shall not pay out for work ON
the canal more than S20,000000 during
any fiscal year.