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omitted Those who are talking the mat
ter up are more in favor OF the cbseF-
vance OF the day by entTusting the ar
rangemerts 20 these Of the town NEST
interested in education The authorities
would be asked TO bring Georgetown and
ner interesting history before the schools
in a formal manner. Appropriate ex-'
ereises would be suggested to be psFtic-
iDated IN by the students Those yefSsd
in the towns history could make inter
estiug addresses While tbs celebration.
as suggested, would be local in its scope,
the members of the Washington HistoFf-
cal Society and the Oldest Inhabitants
Association would be invited TO contrib
ute their knowledge and dignity 20 the
occasion. Georgetown's history has been
an eFentfuI one Many of the Revold-
tionary heroes have made her tayerns
end her homes famous ThGse who mold
cd the ration devised many Of their plans
here. When Washington city existed
only On paper. Georgetown was fifty
years old Her society, from the
founding of the town, has been exclusive
Many exciting events have taken place
within her boundaries Old pamphlets
and musty tones bear witness te this.
Such celebration a. proposed would
resUTrect past glories unknown 20 the child
of today. Il would geners.e in every
Ceorgetowner's heart an additional love
for the GfgEined Old place and would add
materially, through the research that
would be incident 10 the occasion, to the
historical records Of the District Of CO.
Iumbfa- To carry out this idea, it would
not be necessary to solicit contributions
OF money from anyone
Baron Bodisco's diplomatic and social
life while resident here; the story OF Yaro.
the ensIaved son Of an African king. who
WIS q conspicuous figure for years; the
hospital-ties of General Mason, whose sum
me- borne was on Aaalostan Island; the
account OF the ant plague; the cholera eP-
idsuaie; the upper Potomac legends; the
ATTEMPTED theft Of a ship load of local
slaves; the dramatic death Of General Lin
gan. ard countless other facts OF local ia
vor, make stories OF more Than passing
interest, even to q stranger. There is rich
material in Georgetewn for the historian
&c gather, classify, and preserve
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
REFUSED By ROOSEVELT.
Declines to Allow the ExiradifIon of
ROcsSexeiIer to Texas

AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. 27.-Another sppIi-
cation for the extradition Of John D.
Rockefeller and other members Of the
Standard OIL Company, vine are wanted in
Texas to answer to the charge pending
against them. in the MeClennan County
District Court of violating the Texas
antitrust law. was made By Governor
Sayers on Governor Roosevelt, OF New
Yerk, few days ago.
County Attorney Cullen Thomas, who
forwarded the application, has just re-
eeived a letter from Governor Roosevelt,
declining to grant the application for the
extraGition of the accused parties. He
says that IL It were shown eonclusiFeiy
that the alleged fugitives from justice
we're In Texas at the time OF the alleged
commission OF the crime ne would be glad
to grant the application for their extradi-
ton.
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oFFICR oF re MUTUAL ZEE INsUR

u e CHiLDRESS, T. e
II ALBERT KAHLERT, K r S.
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BURGLAns FRIGHTENED OFF BY =
TIN HORN.
A New Jersey PostrnfStreSs Had a
Happy Idea at n Critical

An attempt made yesterday morning 90
buTgIsrize the postofiice at Weed Lyme Just out
side Of Csmden's limit The postmistreSs was
awakened by sounds Of talking and descending
the lower floor, sax the edge OF 4 sau cutting Is
way through the door. No II the house
but the FSestrsiiStress, and she at loss what
TO do. a haPpy thought struck her, and going
up stairs she procured toy horn from some pres
ents she had purchzSt1 With the shTiii notes OF
the horn piercing the stin neFniag AR IS didn't
take long for the burglars. whose forms she saw
through The thick fog, te leave the premises To
keep cool and retain our nerves exhibited BIZ
The posrmistress osIy be had BY drinking
HeuFich's beers with the meals and before retir-
ing. It aids IN the perfect assimilation of the
food and cools the blood thus preventing al
nervous srnptom1- Hesrieh-s Naerzen, Senate.
and Lager can be had at all leading hotels and
restsurzBts and also By phoning six-thirty four
Arlington Bottling Co.. for a case
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SANTA ar THE sAENeERBuND.

Big Christmas Tree for tAe Children
at the Clubhouse.
Santa Claus makes his appearance to
the children Of the members OF the Saen-
gerbuRa at the hall Of this society this
afternoon. A large Christmas tree trim
med with all sorts OF fancy articles il
the most approved fashion of the father
land will be one of the main features OF
the ocet SION. A special programme OF
music ard song has been prepared and
every one of the two hundred and odd
children viii receive a present The La
dies Club of the Saengerbond has charge
Of the celebration and committee con-
sisting of Mesdames Biandine Altrup.
Bertha Carl. and J. Hicks have completed
all arrangements.
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e.
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ChiId's gec hose. 71

Case of Chldren's Ribbed Hcse-alI
fast black and full seamless-with
double knees and spliced heels and
toes-in large and small ribs-sligaeIy
imperfect-henee, instead OF f9c for
: lie pair.
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Ladies sI.39 waists, SIC.

Lot Of 5dds and ends in Ladies' al
wool FIa~1eI waists-the end Of
line whieb sold at S1.S9-s1itehed with
silk front and back--in blue. black,
grey. and gsoB1-not all sizes-cheice
TO. SIC.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants Porfieras.

Broken lot Of Chenille Pertiers1::
slightly damaged; wv. g ID
a pair, foT...--,
Broken lot Of Itah.-- SILK Stun
Der Robes. slightly mUssed; TIC
worth 81 each fcr-.-.- IL
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants Bows, Hats

Broken lot Of Boys Hats and
Caps, worthy and staple styles
Colts, Etons. Yachts, Tams, Fee
doras- etc A general clearing I'D
of the odds and ends Those worth
up TO 81. choice at PC; those
worth up to SOC, for choice Jf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants of under~ear.

Broken lots OF Ladies White and
Gray Vests and Panfs: regular AID
extra sixes-ioBs and shor. sleeves:
worth up TO SSc-and Boys Fleece
lined Shirts All Drawers
worth up to 81 lie each. 59C
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
60c wrappers, 39c.

Balance OF line OF Dark PercaIe
wrappers-in desirable stripes on
EIue and black grounds-vith vatican
backs and fitted waist nnings-which
sold at CSC to go fer see.
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Window shades, 25c.

Lot Opaque window shades-mount-
ed On good quality spring rollers
enc yard wide-two yards long. all
fixtures complete. sc.
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Tortoise shell goods, Csc.

A fraction OF regular prices to pap
for tortoise she'll articles. because
great lot comes to Hs under price. The
lat embraces Side Combs. Neck Combs,
Chignon Combs. Empire Combs. Bar
cites. ete-sone Set with rhinestones
and some with turquoise-and the reg
ular values at sc Up TO g. Choice for
&C.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants Of
Mash Goods.

Short lengths OF Ginghams and
Flannelettes-all advance 1891 pat
terms and eolors-but in 1sable
lengths Ice and 15c E yard &C
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Remnants Toilet Goods

Broken lot Of Hand-psinted. Gel
luloid Glove and Handler
chief Boxes; worth CSC. fEf
SHolee -----..--.-..--.. =
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THE REVIEWING STANDS
Question Of slueh Concern to the
Inauguration Managers

saggestiea THAT they Be Erected
and Controlled by the Cosnu.ittee-
Uniformity in Design aud Decora-
tios Greatly neutrality-suspicious.
In Fermer Years Unsatisfactory.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants Of caIendars

The balance of our stock OF 1901
Art CaIendars-and they have
been selling up to $500. 13r
Choice -....-...Zo
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Sc cotton SIC yard.

Case genuine Plantation tlea he'd
cotton-ss inches wide-soft finish
regular price Sc. for 5 Lie yard.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants OF Linines.

All the 1 to 5-yard lengths OF
More Percaline. and TwilIed SiIe-
sla N Black and Colors East col
ors)-wcrth u 1-2c and 15e EFf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Table linen, ZIG.

Turkey red table iinen-5s inches
wide-fast eolor-new patterns-reg-
ular price Csc yard, for % LIE.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants Mems
Underwear

Broken sizes Mems Shirts and
Drawers; good heavyweight, and
perfect cut and fit; regular 7SC
soc. value; each.
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4oc for 75c TO sE.50 spafcheI
articles.

1t has nevsr hssn cur pleasure to
Put before you suck Z oargai1 as this
more than 2ae handsome SEachtel goods
embracing bssFe&u and wash stand
sca-fs, shams, aud centre pieces which
are regularly sold up TO $3.50, viii be
sold tomorrsx al 49c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants Bows, Suits.

Broken sizes of Boys Black
Cheyiot Short Pants Suits. in
double-breasted and Brown 81 OS
lie styles; worth SO, for. III
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Remnants in CInves-

Broken sizes OF LADIES' 2-elasp
Kid Gloves, IN proper SHADES; gear-
anteed perfect Worth 81 a LxC
pair .----...--.------..-,.-.- 10
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Should plans for the celebration of the
sesqUi-centenuiaI anniversary OF the
laying out CT Georgetown be formulated,
it is probable that the street parade
feature of most celebrations viii be
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants &C curfains

Broken lot CT Ruf8ed Net Cur
tains worth $3.50 2 pair for sL50-
and Pulled Muslin Curtains. Enf
worth 81 pair. for...........J 10
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Remnants in Hdkfs-

Broken lots OF Ladies' 25c. CSC.
and 81 lie grades Of Pure Linen
Handkerehiefs. of many 1Gf
styleS-Ckciee ! J
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
81 underwear. Csc.

Broken lot OF ladies, half-wool
vests-vith silk crocheted neck
pants to match-seld at sLee-to go
at CSC garment
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Premium Stamps
With Every Purchase.
loc towels. l2dc.

20 dozen heavy twisted thread
Turkish towels--iarge size-regularly
sold at Ise-for u LIE.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
z5c fancy taffeta ribbons, lOc I'd

a large eounterful of handsome TAT
feta Ribbo1s-alI siIk-and in most
fashionable shadings-an 25e values
viii be sold tomorrow at Ice yard.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Cotton crash, &c.

Bleach twiIled Gotten erash-fuIl
xidth and regular &C value-for
2 7-Sc yard.
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Ladies' $40 10 SIS suits. S6.es.

Lot of Ladies' tailor-made Suits of
homezpun. Venetian cloth. cameFs
hair. rough cheYiot serge. in all col
ors-in blouse, tight-fttings and box
Jacket. with fEIl fare skirts and tailor
stftched-aH sic to SIS vaiuss-ehsiee
s6.sS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants Men,s elop.ss

Broken sizes 2. s1-z. and 10 only:
Mems Cape Driving Gloves; tan
shades; were 500 1SC
PAIR ----...-.---.----.- L y =
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Remnants Mems HeIkfs.

Broken lots Of Mems AlI-Iinen
Handkerehiefs; unlaundered &c
and initial; worth 15e each.
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7Sc comforts, 49c.

Lot Of bed eomfoFts-wen quilted
and extra heavy-worth 75c-to GO
tomorrow at 4sc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants 81 Blankefs.

Broken lots of California Blank
ets-those Of which but q pair OF
two are left-or are slightly soiied
from handling:
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75c to 81 trimmed and untrirn=
med hats, 255c.

Now comes TIE Hal sale Of the sea
sea-h,mdreds Of Ladies trimmed fe-
dcras, walking, and golf hats; Cfilds'
Hats and crash hats. and Ladies and
Misses uR5rimined saspes-in all col
ors-formerIy sold for 75e &c 81; 10 go
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Remnants in Chinaware

Carlsbad China Dinner Sets.
handsomely decorated in flower
fints and gold; with a few
pieces broken: worth SIG. SO OK
Broken lots Of Toilet Sets, about
% different shapes and dec
orations: one OF Kind: 81 Qg
worth $T..-.-........-...-.yf.59
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Al H-ts Trimmed
Free OF Charge
SIS automobile coats GO "a
f0g ,.... VOa0J


Positively without parallel is
this offering Of fashionable au-
tomobile coats, which we make
tomorrow at $3.50, because you
cannot equal them elsewhere
under So OF Atwood kersey
broadcloth, in light and dark
tan, castor, me,1e. royal, black,
and red-Iined with Romaine
siIk-2s inches Iong-strap
seams-storm and notch collars
some with flare cuffs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
Special NOTICES.


KNIGHTS Members of SYRIA
cusians Lodge No. 10. h P, viii meet in
special session to be held THURSDAY
EVENING, TWENTY SEVENTH INST,
At 7:30 P NJ. at their castle hall, 9o2
Pa ave. nW.s 10 make arrangements for
attending the funsTai Of P. C. a, w.
Eaton
D. C. CHnDRESS. c. C.
II ALBERT kAHLERT, K r s.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Washington. November 6,
1s00.-Policy holders are notified that the
managers have ordered paid the members
9 return OF savings n proportion to
the value Of each policy at the Close Of
1893. Renewals fer 1901 must be paid the
company at the same time at the rate CO
I FER cent On the premium notes, ana
POLICIES MUST BE PRESENTED that
payments may be entered thereon Poll
cies expire % the last Monday in Deem
ber f3Ist). Please attend early and avoid
the crowd. W a. H CHURCH. President.
L PIERCE B0TELER. Secretary.
nos.th.moIst
H. wALKER. SIS Ia. AVE.
FIRE INSURANCE
pllSNs. -|s. PER s1a FOR YEARS
Frames, G0c.
Three Fir=s-elass companie=.
Millions Of CspIIaf
All MEMBERS Of L. A. 1898. K OF L.
Painters and Decorators. are requested
TO attend a special meeting DEFENDER
IS Business CT imPoT szRee and election OF
officers for the ensEirg term T. "
BAREACLo. Recording Secretary.
6e2s-2t
A MEETING OF THE sToCKHoLD ERs
OF the Capital Traction Company for
the election CT directors viii be held az
the Office Of the company, Union Pas
seager Station, on WEDNESDAY. THE
18TH OF JANUARY, 1891
The polls will be opened at 1880 q. NJ.
and closed at p II. G. T. DUNLOP,
President
c. NJ KooNEs. Secretary.
ds24-15t-exSu
WE BUY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS rs
Real Estate and Perfect Titles.
Parties who failed TO pay 1885 taxes. and
whose property was scld, can protect them
from maturing to a deed and loss OF prop
erty By calling at the Office OF WASHING
TON LAW & CLAIMS CO., Room Z. as
Louisiana Avenue northwest. city
no1s-tf.eEp
EDUCATIONAL.
PROMINENT German professor: T.Fane and veal
lessons; SOC, pupils residence Address Box
so. This o:tise. de=s-3t.eEa
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
NBHSFROH GEORGETOWN
Opposition to ttt Aqueduet Bridge
Railway Tracks Bill.

Other Companies VIII Demand the
Right to Enter the City over the
Line of the Proposed old Dominion
and Great Falls Roaa-TaIk Abont
the Sesqui-CeHtennlai Being Heard.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
KIDNEY
TROUBLE

neT,s Swamp Root. the great kidney remedy :
at Druggists IN ffty-cent and dollar sizes SaTr-
pie bottle By mali free, also pamphlet telling vou
how TO iEd out i sou i.sye kidney trouble
Address Dr.. Kilner e Co. BinghzmEou n. r
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Don't forget the Mems
Suit Sale Values IJp TO
Sl.50-fer choice at
S975.
Remnants of silks.

An the 1 to S-yard lengths of
Pain Black, Fancy Black, Colored
Poplins, Satin, Ta1etas. Corded and
Striped Tanetas, etc, many of them
light evening shades. Have EC
sold up 10 $50 yard. Choice. -
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Remnants of
Dress Goods.

All the short lengths CT Cheviot :.
HeHriettas. Serges, Homespuce.
VenetiaRs, Ladies Cloth. in most
desirable shades; also Black and
Blue and Mixed eEacts-s0 10 80
inches wide. IN sufficient yardage
for waists. chiidren's dresses. and
separate skirts Have sold cot
up % $50 yard Choice. -. -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
YIN mnRInNI
World Famous MaTiaRi Tonic

All who have tested Vim Marfani egree
as to its great super ority-this can be
readily verified by a personal test-but
guard specially against dangerous subsSi-
tutes and would-be imitators
All druggists. Refuse substitutes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-27
20 CURE 4 GOLD Is oNE pAY

no CURE 4 COLD IL ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ee1inine Tablets. All
druggists refund the moueyAh It fails TO cure
E W Groves signature is on each box sc
s1.25 to Baltimore zHd Retarn via
y. e o.
Saturday and sunday, Dee. . and 80
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q genuine sealskin 6 nQ
,,,,,ffc sREsy0

1t may ssunff incredible, but
here they areA..ass % genuine
seaIskin NUTS. which are worth
up to $40, to go for S19S.
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EDUCATIONAL

PROMINENT German professor; pine and ytsaI
lessons; SOC; pupils residence Address Box
20 This nsEicc de.s,3t en-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-22
THE WORLD
OF SPORTS,

New York, March Il Beck Olson, OF
Copenhagen, met Ernest Roebcr, the
heavy weight champion wrestler of Amer
ica ut Madison Square Garden Tonight
in q Graeco- Roman match, for the world S
championship, and Olsen was declared the
victor by Referue sam Austin.
Chicngo, Jack DAILY and Jcs Cans have
signed article, 20 meet in Philadelphia,
Mnrc!: 2S.
The Philadelphia baseball team has had
n continuous ST. cak Of bad weather since
it started 10 train at Charlotte, n. G.
On nccoun. of the recent football
troubles at Columbia an entirely now stan
OF football managers will be elected on
March 80,
At Druid Outing Club on March % tho
ID. O. G. basketball players will meet II
team OF mon who iayo played On the West
Branch teams.
The United States Revolver Association
was formed on Monday night and will at
once 20 to work on he scheme Of getting
up an International shoot with tho experts
of France.
Thomas W. Davis, of Pretoria. H., is r.
years old. H. has in tina last II years rid
ucn 7?.0J0 miles on II bicyle. He is s,ill
riding for his health.
Propositions in tho way OF challenges
have bcen leco vod by James Michael. tho
famous cycler, which will net him $.J, J,0OO
this sea5un.
Charley Mckoevcr has gone to New
York looking for b oubis. Ho declares hv
il in good shape, nnd offets to meet any
l15.l4S-pound man In the business
big Jim Jcffrios will meet three mon In
the ring in Ecuts Of q rounds each in Chi.
cago on April 3 He is to pul all Of them
out or forfes the decision Ia eac. case,
Peter Jackson. exchnmpion hcavyweisht
rugilist sailed from San Francisco for
his old homdi in Australia last night on
the steamer MaripoSa.
The largest wager So far recorded on tho
Cans Erne bout Is that of AL Smith with
Hone t-jnhn' Kelly, the former posting
Sl,m0 TO $500 that Cans would win,
Articles O. agreement have been signed
BY Glenn Martin, OF Warren, nnl Andy
Fitzpatrick, OF Ocan, N. Y. to meet in
twanty-round c,ntcst in Warren, Mar0trs
11
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-22
TRAMPS
HANG BOY.
They String Him Up in
His Fathers Barn at
Fall River.

Fail River, Mass, March 81 Ahram
BrHnhbent, IL farmer, living IN Westprrt,
about six milo, from here. to-day rul,ort-
rd to the police that two iui,ilnS at his
farm on Monday nearly took tho iiiG Of
his sun by hanging, and rinsacked his
hunSe
MIR. Broaihent came to he city with his
wife IN Monday, leaving his 'Ho boys 10
look after tho place. William, - years
old, went in; the woods, 1ni In,npi, 10
years lid, lemaieud in the h"usr. About
. O'clock tS" men approach ana d.
maudrh furd. 7 hu lai wa, l'isi eneu
ran into tho barn ana hid in lll' hay. lie
says the tramp, followe.l. ana SciHlna him
vhHy tiet his arms tu iii Sihr, s.WeA II
nuoao over his head ami hanged him from
I; ,u'tor.
Tho hOusn later was found IN some dis
order, but nothing Of win. waI missing.
Whom The cider lad returned tn tho house
not seeing Joseph, he began ,earchinS
for him. He was founn by William, un-
conscious nnd hlac'; in th' face, nn4ing
Ia the beam. A lpctur was calind, aid
after three huur,' y wopk TIL, boy wa rnyiv-
ed but could tell only fragnien .ary
to:y Of wha, happened. The motive Of
the men Is not known
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-22
PERSONAL
MENTION.
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors And
Home Entertain-
rnentS.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mrs. II. G. Morgan. with his wife and
sis'cs-in-law, of this city. attended tho
6oth anniversary OF the marriagoSpf Ed.
ward Clark and wife of Micklpborough.
New Jersey, on Tuesday last. Mr.. Clark
Is in his slIt year and his wife is aged 7S.
They arc quito hale and hearly and l0ox
Likely to live to DO ninoty. The old man
cut and pied up enough stove wood the
past winter to supply The fires in his home
for four or five years. Among the guessa
present were Joseph Beckett, wlf0 and
daughter. Of Smerna Good things in
abundance were served and oil were
happy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-22
Pleasant hill Items.

R,v. W. II, Ilnmmund is attending he
Wilmington C0nirrcLc &C and we sincerely
homo le will bo able to re- urn this year to
Ebon z,r Church.
Miss Jessie A. Whitcmun is whiting her
sister, Mrs. l j.. Trayucr near tho llca-
ware Water Gap.
Miss f,lnlou Buckingham Is visiting her
cousin Ethel Buckingham who is resi-
d.at nj Wilmington.
Lwis Collins and family expect /" move
II John Mcrormich D., farm near n,on
t., office on 'he !6'h,
calvin Eastbur's wife las been very
sick hut ia HOW Convalcacing,
II c. buckingham aud Wesley W"rra!l
attended the Convention at Duyer on We'd
les lay,
Mrs. H. A. Mcu lev AID Gau :htcr wGru
visitors i'll WiimnEtDn Oil ',u9.tiav.