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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

session Of The House to bless and beau
NY ing occasion. iheir presence was
oeeid'a feature OF the session. ana al
fracled marked attention. Mrs. Inomas
~. Jones. of Isle oil wight, was chai'e-
rome. and some Of those IN me party
were: Miss Ruth Jennings, Of Lynch
,9iiilth'iedd. MISS PARKS. oil P.ss' mss
-. $3.50 :, mains % ~ ME. ~
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~ o. La ~ IL % ''teei'e' bsAoie ie"e
&c ,ne iiot'se uies Mes eatiels
~ % anu WV 49,
- tSS a. '-'e
there IS mich tax IN ieSisialiFc circlpS
OF alnenal1lS me ia" ID ieiatioh 10 mo
shall be permitted 10 practice la" III 'ir-
Giilia.
one oil me 1aoSi prominent lawyers %
TIE House sala on YESTERDAY lhah tne
Pre-! present Nv "ts wv ,,..,i,,
Mp q nu'nDsi .. ',ao.e 4,o 10 40 .H
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s,,s-oi,i, Ia,,. ,,,l1 nat many ~ these wore.
,riI,;,f- IN confess that yyitho,,, snecial
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I,,n->o.il,, l,ors.,, .,,,d ,ac,,nica, exanin,
Iio,s to xybi,.r yn,,nn attorneys are now
Subjected Ono Of the most logical and
,,-ida1,. informed b,1si4,ass mon IN that BODY
TOM, The same ground and both agreed
.eot ~. Inv srauld he amended II is
,,s~t,1, ,-ah,1,,o .1,at !, measure Looking
-, In 10 ,,,,a.o,,1,; ~ tho nras
-. so-,;o,, &c an. General Assembly,
e'AN
Inc u GREENSBORO ~ ~ 1ho ia' a'iu III
.,,,ai Assembly. asking that favorable ac-
t8n,, bo taken on the bin providing for the
,,,,.,;,., ar -be c.ai,,,,rd Air. inc from
I5io,,,r,o,,d :, Wrashin.,1ou
iIiSeeo'ts 80 ~ t,.s,,sacrion Of some
$50 ,,,+-'nt.s. RI. biI nt,ered nv Hon.
g !, r.,,+s,,on ~ Richmond CITY. pro
,,c,1n. for tho nnrnination of United
60. s.,a.l,,., ,,,. ,i4,,,r, voto NJ the
49, .,,,d ,,,,iio :, .,ceial
pe!'ie' NN9 IN Up ,, - or, =, A
oiue' iS -
o c!ouh w.
Hon. Z. w Hubbard, chairman OF lhe
Caucus Committee to pass upon 'ne au-
mission OF Hon w w iSauSA' Oh euifs,
into the Democratic caucus sac una.
gentleman cream Sheei, III hi.th"iS MS
me nnanainous Juussiisit 81 MS r1,inr-
zee l'at M, ,'a 7,a;a a., ne M ,.art,. :,
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enc ,.t.,,s 49, ,,i.i, nr ls,,,,rh
.,,,s az his nroiher democrats. and only
rr,rrs,s maj his case waS not acted upon
c,Tier in he session.
Letters continue 10 pour in upon Cap
tain j. c. Featnerston, OF Campbell, urg-
Ing him TO allow me use OF ms name IN
nation for l1ientenant-Goyernor; As yer
re fas feaeiieo no oee'sioh III 'iis ma ''ei-
,a In a ssr the lana .rah AN, r .e i hard
Ia forecast. There are three measu:ts
hearing an the subject pending before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

Mrs. Samuel Cohen will entertain the
Young ladies of the Uneda Club and a
number of visitors at an elegant lunch
con ar the Jefferson tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

Inc Milton C. Work Whist CLUB viii
meet with Miss Harvie. 1908 Park avenue,
tomorrow afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

fEo1. Thomas A Edwards the popular
member Of the House from King William.
is confined 10 his room by sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

The Gentlemen's Whist Club chal-,,
,enred the ladies OF the Milton G. Work
Whist club to a game played last even
ing at the MISREPRESENTATION Club. The play.
Ing was very spirited and resulted In the TN
gentlemenss favor. fterss1 the game an an.
sIspaY,t supper was served Among
81 AIesiames Montague, Hary1e Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

The honor o; presiding temporarily over
the deliberations OF the House went beg
slng on yesterday. Hon Thomas n
Jones. of Isle OF Wight, had been called
10 the chair by Acting Speaker Ryan,
during The debate on the !and-gEa ooerS
act. and was occupying II Win exceeding
ease and grace when some enc wanted 20
speak with him III the lobby. speaker
lsyan, who desired to look after some
further matters on the floors summoned
Major Leeoh, OF Rockbridge. Captain
TODD, OF Augusta. and the ever taste
1uliy-attlred young Representative from
Clarke aud Warren. in the order named,
and forthwith they all began 10 make
excuses. After being convinced that the
members dad not desire honors thus
1hrust upon Them the gentleman from
IIou1oun resumed the garel, and per-
united the gentleman from Isle Of W sht
10 confer with his friend in the lobby.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

Letters continue 10 pour il upon Cap
tain j. c. Featnerston, of Campbell, urg-
Ing him TO allow the use OF his name in
connection With the Democratic nomi-
nation for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As yet
re has reached no decision in the matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

Hon. W. T. Wilson. ex-memoer of the
House from Plttsylvania. was on the
t,oor Of the House on yesterday, shaking
hands With his old colleagues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

Tic House Committee on Privileges and
Elections met yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock After the transaction Of some
routine business. the bill offered by Hon.
S. 8 T. Patteson. OF Richmond city. pro
1tulng for the nomination of United
States Senator's by u direct vote of The
people was taken up and made Il special
order for Friday, February 9Th, at 4
o'clock p NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

Inc Greens ooro, y. c., Industrial and I'M
migration Assoc alton has sent set o.
resolutions, recently adopted, 10 The Gen
.,ai Assembly. asking that favorable ac-
zion be taken on the bill providing for the
extension OF the S.eaboard Air Line from
Richmond 10 Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

Colonel J. s. Craig. for 4 number Of
years ~ member of the House from
Rockbfidga. was at the Capitol yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

Miss Florence Elder. who has been the
guest of Mrs. James H #Dooiey, mas re-
turned to her home in stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07

W. Il. Perkins, Esq, a prominent yong
attorney. OF Lynchhurg, was at the Cap
!tol yesterday. Mr.. Perkins is here TO
argue q case before the Court Of Appeals
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
new HIGH
SCHOOL.
Committee Will Appeal to
Financial Institutions
For Funds.

The B ,ard Of Education has decided to
appeal TO those In charge of financial in
sI,tut.ons in the city to come to their aid
and advance the funds necessary to COM
plete the new High School, on which no
work has been done for some time, The
members of the Board OF Public Educa-
4 tiOp fool hurt ovor some of the criticisms
which have besn made. They state they
stndied the problem before tho work was
undertaken and figured ont how the
building could be erected and paid Tor
within SIX years without increasing the
bonded debt of the city or in erfer,ng with
the Other branches OF school work. The
school wis to b. paid for with certificates
of ipdeb edness which tho members bad
been assn % the banks would cash. The
purue method hal been followed in the
srectou of No "A srhoOl-housU and IN
making payments on o number of other
schools, These certificates we're paid and
there was no trouble.
The proposition which now conlronts
the board is how to complete tho building
and secure the aGvan; nges OF the contricE.
II no more work can be done until tho
Legislature is appealed to for bond issue
then the contractors cannot 10 held TO
thor present figures. In addition TO this
they would have case for damages
against the city. The building would al
90 be damaged by remaining SO long In
an unfinished condition. Tho most serious
feature, however Is that tho board will DO
unable to relieve the pressure upon the
primary schools and u number of pupils
will be without school facilities There Is
but one way TO roiieye the entire troubl:
and that i, to finish The school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

Mr. David y. HoIlingsworth, OF Wood
dalo, has returned from Atlantic City
much improved in health. His many
friends will DO glad to hear Of his 70.
coyery.
Miss Mary NJ, ColluU, of this city, has
returned from Il visit " friends in G0or &C.
town, b. G,
A mrsicnl and literary entertainment
will lie giyon in Scot NJ. H. Church to-
night. An interesting program has boen
prepared:
Rev. DR., keiYwin left 'onr city this
morning to visit The Ecumenical Council,
which Is sitting III Now York.
J. J. Satterthwaite anh thas. ". Pusey
are attending tho meeting OF the National
Association of Manufacturers now being
held in Boston.
q Mrs Charles y. Broadway has returned
from Atlantic City, where she has been
spending tho castor holidays with friends.
Miss Marguerite bedford Of Richmond,
Va, and Miss Eva Smith of Newpor
News Va. who have been visiting
friends in this city returned homo to-day.
Captain Thns. johnson If Reod*s Wharf
Va, who has boon visi ing this city, for
the past week. loft for home to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

George Laws Cahal, Of GEORGETOWN. Del.
and Miss EieaaUr II. Powell of Onancock.
Va. were married in tho Presbyterian
Church at tho lattor place yesterday by
Rev. j ii. lIGnderlltc.
The bridesmaids were Miss Priscilla Up.
shur. daughter OF Hon. George NJ.
Up,hur, OF Baltimore, and Mary q.
kimball Of Washington, d. G., and
Miss llolcn Gordon Moore, daughter Of
Hon. John p. Moore, of Snow Hill, Md.
Tho groom had for best man Mir. Robert
Richards, Of Georgetown, Dol, and the
ushers were Mn-srs. j, IL. punnei. Mill
ford, Dol., s. kur Sicmons Doimur Del
and George II. Powell and Douglas Will
kinS OF OnnnCUCk.
A reception followed al Sans Souci, the
bsautigu! h0nc Of the bride. after which
ths couple took a late train for Lakewood
n. j.. where they will mako an indrtl-
nate stay. The home of thu couple will
be at Georgetown. Del.
Tho bride and groom arc of families dis
tingnished In church and state-tho bride
the grand daughter of tho late DR.. Samuel
ker of Somerset county, Maryland. and
he groom the grandson Of William Can
non. who was Governor Of Delaware in
the sixties
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

Wichita, Kan, April %. Alien
O. Myers, OF Ohio, early this morn
ing, responding to toast at the
banquet OF the SunIlower League,
following William Jennings Bryan,
created sensation Turning TO-
ward Mr.. Bryan, the speaker ex-
CLAIMED:
"You may be elected. sir, by
MILAN ma iority, but they will not
permit you to take your scat in the
Presidential chair. Look at the
fate Of William Goebcl. Men whose
pastime is bribery find in murder
amusement. Ohio was bought; it
will be bought again in 1893, and
Mark lIanna's reward for it is a
seat in the United States Senate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

Colonel john Wainwright Office No 3.
West Seventh street. Whining on. Del,
has secured a pension for Hettie Flamer,
NO. $40 Walnut street, this city, widow Of
John H. Fiamer, late Company "a. "
Forty.flrst Regiment, United States Col
ored Troops. eight dollars month from
April II, 1919.
II The Colonel has also secured pensions
for the following: Joseph Stadden, Com
pany *" Fourth Pennsylvania Reserves
residing nsar West ChssUer; Jacob l.
Springer, Company *" Fifty first
Pennsylvania Volunteers. Wilmington.
Delaware; Patrick Carr, Company "A,
Twelfth Pennsylvania Cavalry, Chester;
Patrick Murray. Company "a" Sixty
Seventh New York Volunteers, Embroe-
Vile, Pa William Roberts. Unitsd States
Marine Corps, Glen Riddle. Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
The Warren Exhibition.

The Warren Athletic Club will give a
great amateur boxing tournament in the
Academy of Music Thursday night. Ii
promises to be The best show of its kinA
seen In this city FOR years and the manags
ment guarantees good clean sport betwo0n
good men from this city and Philadelphie
Tharo Will DO oigltoon contests OF thr0s
rounds each and fast fighting can be OK
pcctel from start TO finish. Tho entries
will be rs follows
los pound class Joe Burns, NJ Singles.
William Corkran, William Whalcn,
Thomas Leary, ''Kid Coffman' Wesley
Taylor, kid o. Bren, Young" Scott.
"kid' Wilson, Jimmie King and kid"
Bread.
us pound class. doc" Dohghsr'y.
John Fennossey, Joseph Myers, Kid
Conroy, William Collins, Luke Brady
Hermann McGinnis, Tony white.
Young" Doushcr'y, Alfred Brown.
les round class, Jack" welch, Cocll
Reeler, Edward Lynch. kid" Dorsey,
C.. j. Boyle, Young Nolan.
l45 pound class, Joseph Egan, Jack"
Williams, G. II. Grass, Albert Smith.
Ben ainin Harris. "Dick" Thomp on
The winner of each contest will receive
a gold watch,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

Harrison Brothers. propristOrs of tho
Big Spectacular Production, Tho Now and
Ancient South. which has been win,oring
In this city and who will givo 'N"ir first
performance Of tho season on thr lot at
Third and French street, next week, had
an accident happen to n section of their
big tent yesterday afternoon.
Several Of their men were engaged Ia
making the tent waterproof, when some
hot wax was split on q section that hal
just boon saturated with gasoline. The
canvas instantly took fire and the rest of
the tent was in danger Of being DESTROY ed
Quick action on the part Of j. ID. Har-
rison, general agent. prevon' ed the flames
from spreading, and Us a consequence q
space of ~ fest was destroyed. Me,srs.
Birney were given an order to replace tho
destroyed portion OF the tent.
The canvas Is made water proof by q
mixture of hot wax poured into gasoline
and applied with q common watering pot
and broom.
A strange thing about this mixture Is
that hot wax can b1 poured into gasoline
without any danger, bus il the action was
reversed and the gasoline poured into the
melted wax. there would Immediately be
an explosion.
The company will leave this city in their
private car which has laioly b0en rriitted
by the Jackson and Sharp Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
MARRIAGES.

KEEN-HAzEI.HURsT-on Wednesday, April
25th, 1900 by Kew, J. owen Sypherd. AT his
residence, 7y4 Adams street. Waiter H, Keen
Hand Louisa Hazelhurst, both Of Wilmington,
u Delaware.
FOuLk-BELI.-on Wednesday. April a5th.
1900, at 1913 ak Place, by Rev. A. N Keig.
win. D. d. Joseph Oscar Foulk aud Bertha
Bell. both Of this city.
OCHELrR EE-SlMMONS-On Thursday,
April 10th. 1900 at 100 West 7th street by
eltree and Mary Ellen Eimmoas. both OF
this city.
McILvAIN--HOCK-on March ~, 1900. at the
Wesley NJ \. Parsonage by Rev w. f. paw.
son, James W. Mcllyaia and Emma Hook,
all Of Wilmington. Del
at Wesley n. n Parsonage, by Key. ". r.
Dawson, William Gintsch and Annie Perez
yavel all Of this city.
THOMPSON -HARLAN-On April Il, 1900, at
Wesley y, r. Parsonage by Hey. " y. Day
son, Benjumin h. Thompson and Bessie N.
Harlan, all OF tAis city.
PAt.MER.BENN Albion April II, 1000 at
Wesley NJ Parsonage. by Rev. w. i. Daw
son, Edward +, Palmer and Ida B. Barnard,
all Of this city
SNAVELY- pORTER-on April 1s. 1900, at
Dawson George A. Snaveiy and Lille May
Porter all of this city.
PEDPl.ES-I.l NDSAY-nn Monday evening,
April ~. 1917, at las South sixth street. Phil
aiephia. Pa, by KEY J. Wesley Sullivan,
pastor OF Calvary Baptist Church. fran cii
Peoples aud Florcncs Lindsay both Of Phil
adclpha
Observation-Disclosures April IS, 1900, at
IS Ii Girard avenue. by Il ev. Robert era,
ham. d. D. George W Brclsfnrd, OF Eden
Pa, and Idle P. Hursh, of Phiia
NlCKERsON- CLIFFORD On April Is, 1900,
at lSlj Girard avenue. by Rev. Robert Ora
ham. d. D., Thomas II. NickerS IL of Phil
n j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
Think Fighting Jos MAY We'd.

Washington. ID G.. April s5-There
is renewed gosalp here, in Society con.
Meeting the names OF General Jo,sph
Wheeler and Mes George w. Childs. This
revival Of tho Old talk Of a pos .iblo metri-
mohial match between the two we'll
known people grows out Of the fact that
they hags been seen oat driving together
seydral times Of late,
Gomez al Wheeler has also boon a FREE
quent caloc at tho Childs mansion, on X
street, md takes dinner shsre frequently,
1t Is said
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
DEATHS.

COEiIG AN. in this city, on April .5th, 1900
Peer i. Currigan, aged % years.
Relatives an friends are invited 10 attend
the fun .ra from his late resi- dence N1 Monroe
street, IN Saturday morning. High Mass at
St PauI'S Canrch ut $50 O'Clock. lnterment
at ahedral cemetery Baltimore papers
please copy. /
COMBS.n this city on April 81. 1900. Lena
e., wifi, o! Charles W. Combs aged 20
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from her late
rcstuncc, No. 81. Poplar street. on ScLday
Afternoon al O'Clock. 'n1crmcnt al Rycrvi"w
cemetery.
BOZ q HMA %.In this city, on April I'D, 1900
Auua r.. Only child OF GEORGE b. aud ii! liz
NJ. Boughinan. aged j months.
i.cIntives .url friends arc respectfully iuvi-
ted 10 attend the funeral from tho rosi'
deuce. OF hNt parents, No 22J Tatnall street,
81 Thursday afternoon at : O'Clock. LITTER.
meat at Nj. ae;n crMnlGry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
PROPOSALS. FOR DELAWARE STATE

HOSPITAL Al FAi.NHURST.
Sealed proposals will he received by the
trustees for til. following supplies for TN"
months Of May, June, July and August llO).
Viz:
Groceries, bread, beef, al and mutton
dry gUnus. clothing, SHOES, crocksry, drugs
and coat.
Hid. for tosf wil b" on forc and hindeIuar
tors out of cattl" we'll fatt"l and Dire sing not
L.. Than 800 pounds The kidney fat to he el
clud"d III tn" bid for hind.quartcrs.
Rd- foI wal to be On the whole animal, tina
calves to lie we;l fatted aud dressing not less
than ninety six pounds
Hh4 for mutton to be on the whole animal
the -utnp To b" we'll fatted HHd drHe sing not less
than thirty six pounds.
Bids for coal wi II De received for one year
ana for broken, egg stove, and soft, the same
to bv delivered III the yaulrs in chute wagons.
All supplies to be- deli scrca " tho hospital
free of charge and IN such quantitc, AZ may
BIZ ord"rri by the superintendent
Blank forms Of proposals and envelopes will
be furni 1hed to those who address DR.. William
II llanGkrr, Tarnllur't. Delaware. No bids
VIII be- considered unless made on said blanks,
and in the manner there designated.
The bids will be up"uel ut the hospital at
1880 IA m. Thursday, May Sri, 1900.
Contracts will bc awarded To the hest bidders
The tril,tecs reserve the right to reject bids
not 'lsem'd to the interest OF the institution.
samples may be seen by app wing ut tn" hos.
pital. WuI4IhM H. HANCkER,
II Superintendent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
BAXTER BS-;1a=.
CAPE GALL0WS.
Man Who Called Mrs. Mary
Ryan,,FOund Guilty Of
aa Murder in the Sec I
Ond Degree.

James Baxter of this city, who
shot Mrs. Mary Ryan at her home
in Camden on November 81 last
will not be hanged fov his crime.
The jury who had his fate in their
hands returned Il verdict this morn
ing of murder in the second degree.
This means that Baxter will proba-
bly, spend the next fifteen or twenty
years OF his life in prison.
the jury were out all night.
They retired at 4. Is O'Clock yestcr-
day afternoon. Justice Garrison
announced that he would leave his
home in Merchantvllc at 9 o'clock
last night to go TO Camden to
receive the verdict. When that
hour arrived the twelve men we're
still far from a decision and were
locked up for the night.
At half past 9 clock this morn
ing word came from the jury room
that verdict had been agreed up
on. Five minutes later the prisoner
showed little interest in the Jurors
as they took their places in the box.
When he was ordered to rise and
lace the jury he did SO with the
same stolidity of expression which
had characterized him since his
trial began. AS the foreman an
nounced thatth jury had found the
defendant guilty of murder in the
second degree Baxter manifested
abarcly perceptiblc trace Of graft
fication. lie seemed not to fully
realize the fact that the verdict
meant for him lite instead of death.
Baxter was placed on trial on
Tuesday. The crime with which
he was charged vas the murder OF
Mrs. Mary Ryan of East Camden.
with whom Bakers wife made her
home. The defence commended that
Baxter was not guilty Of murder in
the first degree because he was in
toXicatcd at the time and that tho
bullets which hit Mrs. Ryan were
intended for the murdercr's wife.
Mrs. Ryan died in Cooper Hospital
few days after the shooting. Bax.
ter was formerly employed as a
steamboat fireman. He served in
the navy under Captain Sigsbee
during the late war with Spain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

Washington, April 2h-The brewers Of
the United States are deterlnind that there
shall be NO reduction Of taxation AZ this
season. Of Congress. ....
The amount OF such tax for the last fls-
cal year amounted to SsS.OO0, 900. and II
1t wsro all taken of 1t would leave little
room for further reduction. But 1t Is alb.
Iolutely certain that Congress will not
take the tax off beer the first thing, There
are many more important things than
beer to be dealt with, and II the brewers
are to insist that they must FIRST be taken
care of, it Is certain that no legislation OF
any kind In tho way Of reducing the reve.
aues will 10 undertaken at this session Of
Congress-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

At tho hGne Of Rev. A. n. Kcigwin.
pastor of West Presbyterian Church, j.
Oscar lfuulk and Miss Boitha Bell wero
united in wedlocll last night.
The bride Is tho dnnghter of David T.
Bell md the groom is tho son Of Joseph
Fouk formerly OF Chesapeake Ciy.
Clinton II. Fuulk. brother Of tho groom
was groomsmHn and Miss Florence C1xc
was bridesmaid After y short wedding
trip they will reside at No, 50T Market
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
Sale of Furniture,

There will DO a large sale Ct furniture
at Stldham's anction room, No. Ill East
Fourth street, tomorrow afternoon at ons
o'clock, and other articles. Purtios wishing
to purchase should attend. as good bar.
gains may DO obtained. The goods are
opon for in spectiol at any time. 500 Ad-
yertissment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

The stable in the rear of No. 1908
Market street, was damaged by
fire this afternoon to the extent OF
$50. While some brushwood was
being burned in the yard the sparks
fell on the roof causing the fire.
The Phoenix Fire Company re-
sponded promptly. The property
is owned by William Berl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26
PERSONAIa0 70.
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors And
Home Entertain
mentS.
APRETTY HOME WEDDING

At the home of tho BRIDES parents, cor
ner Of Twelfth and Walnut streets, In The
presence of numerous friends and relatives
Miss Mary Eleanor Dannenberg, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Dannenberg and
John WeAtherby Rsdmilo, well known
Young railroad engineer, were married by
Rev, W. l. S, Murray. The house was
prettily decorated with palms and flowers.
Following the ceremony wedding sup
per was served. MIR. aid Mrs Redmils
left on trip to Boston aud on their re-
turn will reside ut No .706 Jackson street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-26

! l. ndon Apr:6 The Constantinople cor.
Respondent Of the Daily Telegraph, refer
ring to the demand Of the United States
Jor liamediate payment of the idemnity
claims growing out OF the Amernian M as.
shGre, says;
The Porte considers that its offers to
r0huiia the American structure, burned
At Kharput will close the question.
1T bases this belief on news that Rus
sla has int!mated an Intention to oppose
nuy attempt on the part of the United
States to enforce payment