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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

correspondent gazety Christian
Endeavor World opowiada zdarze-
ME oburzajace z wojuy w Poiudnio-
wei Afryce:
Oddziai borrow, W kt6rym znaj-
dowa& sic syn jenerala Cronje, Flip
Cronje, zostai wziety do niewo-
Ii przez anglikow i osadzony tym-
W miejscowosci otoczonej
doko}a piotem z kolczastego drutu.
Placowki angielskie, rozstawione
wzd}uz p1otu, otrzymaiy rozksz
strzelania, gdyby kt6ry z niewolni-
kow dotkuai sic drutu, pomimo o.
strzezenia.
Pewnego wieczoru uwiezieni Doe.
rzy odprawiali zwykia pogadanke
religijna i pacierze pred udaniem
sic ma spoczynek, jak wiadomo DO.
wien, So bardzo nabozni. Miody
Cronje przewodniozyi i'm j miaf wy
kiad ma temat 20 wrogach naszych",
poczem, otworzywszy ksiazke do ma
bozenstwa, zaintonowa{ hymn odpo.
wiedni, a wsp0ltowarzysze niewoli
zawtOrowali mu, modlac sic "a swych
wrogow. Poniewaz jednak cd stro-
ny piotu by}o wiecej swiat}a, m}ody
Cronje cofnai sic przeto W czasie
czytania j, ME wiedzao o TEN, do
tkDal plecami drutu.
w tejze chwili rozlegi sic CLOS o.
strzegawczy placowki angielskiej,
ale spiewajacy ME siyszeli go, a "a
a potem huknai strzai j miody
Cronje, przebity ma wylot kula, ru-
naS ma ziemie, twarza ma rozwaIta
ksiazke do nabozehstwa, trzymana
W reku. w pare goblin pozniej sko-
nal, z~areczajqc, ze ME siyszai giosu
szyldwacha.
Szyldwach angielski widziai jednak
bezwqtpienia, ze nieszczesliwy mio-
dzieniec ME mial ma mysli ucieczki.
Czy to ME okruciehstwo?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

Przynajmniej raz przyznali sic
moskale otwsrcie do tego, re 50 bar.
dziej tatarami, niz slowiansmi. Oto
co pisze pan Storonny, f~eljetonista
dziennika ,Nowoje Wremia':
,Inaczej szanujemy niemcs, ina
czej t~atara, i~naozej polaka, ~inaozej
6na, ormisnina, serbia. Niemiec -
70 nasz odwieczny sasiad nietylko
pod wzgledem granic pahstwowycb;
ma cs}ej przestrzeni ziemi rosyjskiej
tkwi obok mas. Zla6 sic z MIN rdzen.
ME W laden spos6b ME mozemy -
DO jestesmy z cissta zbyt roznego.
Zupelnie tax samo, jak toitko / bia{-
ko, zswsrte W jednej skorupie; cav
see razem a zawsze ro~zdzielons. IL
drugiej jednak strony tax wiele cd
niemca przyjelismy. tax dlugo miesz.
tslismy wspolnie, re miedzy mani
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

Czlowiek, ME Interestingly sic
sprawami kraju, ktorego jest obywa-
telem, ME wart niana obywatela, t. j.
oziowieka wolnego. ZastosowaG don
mona s}owa Chrystusa: ~,,Jezelis ami
Jimmy, ami goracy = wypluje sic z
ust moich".
A iluz to takich ludzi jest j~eszcze
" szeregach naszycb.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

Severy Zoiadkowy Bitters odwil-
"a ! wEmacuia caiy system, powie-
ksza SHE nerwow ! dziaialnos6 umy-
stu, oraz przyczynia sic do regular.
nego trawienia. Jest to czysty ex-
tract z ziof lekarskioh. Cena sos.
S1.00.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

Pisma polsko- europejskie donosza,
ze prof. Dunikowski, poseI cd kraju
do rodakow W Amoryce, odkrywca
ozwartej dzielnicy polskiej - jak
sam sic nazywai, c5mychnai re Lwo-
wa, narobiwszy tam diugow j Ear
wawszy mn6stwo osob. Zapewne
wiec powitamy go znow W Ameryce,
ale chyba ME z takim entuzjszmsm,
iak osiem lat temu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

Niemcy uwaaaja siebie "a narod
lulturny, dzieki ktoremu polacy ma.
byli troche cywilizacji. Tymczasem
jeden z najwybitniejszych myslicieli
kohczaoego SIG wieku, a ich Kodak,
zmariy w sierpniu T. b. filozof Fry
deryk Nietzsche, tax pisze o pola'
kach:
,,Polacy uchodzili W moich oczach
"a najzdolniejszych i najbardziej ry-
cerskich miedzy s}owiahskimi naro.
dami, a zdolnosci slowian wydawaiy
mi sic wyzszemi, aniAeli zdoluosci
niemcow; sadie nawet, re niemcy
dopiero przez silna przymieszke
krwi s}owiahskiej weszli do rzedu
uzdolnionych narodow. Il przyiem-
nosoia myslatem o prawie polskiego
szlachcica obalenia przez proste ceto
uchwaiy ca}ego zgromadzenia,
polak Mikoaaj Kopernik wydawai mi
sic korzystat z tego prawa prleciw
pogladom wszys,kich innych ludzi
W najwiekszy i najgodniejezy spo.
sob. Polityczne rozkie}znanie i sia-
bose p~olak0w, tax samo ich rozwiaz-
lose, byly %raczej dla mnie swiadec-
TWEEN ich uzdolnienia, arizeli ME-
zdolnosci. Chopina czcze szczegol-
ME Ia to, re uwolnii muzyke cd ME-
mieckich wpfywow, cd daznosci do
brzydoty, bezdzwieku, filisterstwa,
o~ciezalosci i blagi. Piekuosc j szla-
chectwo ducha, a miauowicie szla-
chetna weso}os6, swawola i w~spania-
lose duszy, obok ciepla poludniowca
i ~g}ebokosci uczucia, ME znalaz{y
wcale pred MIN wyrazu W muzyce'.
TAX pisze niemiec, a my tax GEES
to wstydzimy sic samych siebie.
Czasby juz wytrzebi6 ten wstyd ME-
rozsadny.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

,,Kurjer Polski" wystosowai zeszls.
60 tygodnia szereg bardzo uzasad-
nionych pytah pod adresem komite-
tu pomnika Kosciuszki. he sic po.
wstrzymujemy cd powt6rzsnia tych
pyta6 j zazadanis z n~aszej strony
'takze kategorycznego wyjasnienia,
to dlatego, poniewaz jut pred mie.
siacem Zarzad Centrally u. N. p.
wyslai do komitetu list, zadajqcy
sprawozdania z czynnosci W odpo-
wiedzi otrzymai diva tygodnie temu
zapewnienie, IL " kr0tkim czasie 70
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

Cierpienia powsta}e z zaziebienia
MONA szybko usunac, odkad wesziy
W uzycie Severy Pastelki ma zszie.
bienia. (Severa's Cold Cure Tab.
lets). Leoza one W jednym dniu
Nalezy je mice zawsze W domu !
gdy ~potrzeba uzywac. Cena 25c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08
REDARToB:
Stfdn BarSzczeacski.

TREsc: sioxo potscnaaia. Lldnoss s'a-ow
ZtednoclpnyCh. - GDspodar,two y BiAfyin
ID mu - Notstki. % veg u. - u a mi OF
tzy.'"'. NoNUprzyJ.ci czionkNwie. - Via.
dortS 1 Ewiaztowe. Lib-I um VETO. - Spra-
vo. snio Larzidu G nir Wv. y y. y pr7yCho-
dow 10 chodoN "a niesi3c wrEe-isn Od "a
rka1r Cent?. 4. y. L. - kronika mielscowa. -
Co siychAe: odpowied 4 redakcii. = Poszu-
kiwabia. Ogfoszenia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
R.&0. ANNUAL
MEETING.
It Was Held at Baltimore
Yesterday. A Pros
porous Year.

Baltimore, Nd, Jan, 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, postponed fcom
time to time siucs last November was
held o-day. The old Board Of Directors
was cleo ed as follows:
William Salmon, New York; Edward
r Bacon. New York; Alexander Brown.
Baltimore: Louis Fitzgerald, New York;
Edward H. Hartman, New York; James
Louis; Norman b Beam, Chicago; Jacob
Il. Skitf, New York; Charles Steel. New
York; James Stillman, Now York; j.
Kennedy Tod New York; II. Crawford
Black, Baltimore; John Y. Il. Findley,
baltimore; John X. Cowon. president;
Oscar d. Murray, first vice. president: Il.
ID. Underwood second yioe-president and
general manager, and j. ID. McNeal,
treasurer. were nil reelected. 1t IL ex-
tire later in order that President Cnssatt,
Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad, lnay I'LL the
vacancies.
The year's gross earnings of the Balti-
more and Ohio for the year ending June
80 increased 1859, l33 and operating expen-
sos increased II, 507, !3l. SO that the net ear
nings decreased $S!5,09I 1t should be
remembered that expenses were largely
Increased by the receivers prior to the
closing up the trust. At the rate the
company has been earning for the past 6
months The net earnings for tho current
fi,cnl year will anonnt to So $50, $3.50. After
deduc.ing per CEN. uron the preferred
amounting to $2 1863, $50 there would re-
main the sum Of a. 10, 800. which is equal
to per cent upon the common stock,
which illustrates tho possibility OF a dvi-
dend.
Tho company IL understood to neod
from So, 100000 TO $50. 600, 900 additional
capital to expcnd upon terminal improve
ments II it choose to issue prefer oil
stock 10 that amount the earnings would
seem to justify 1T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10 1000.

COUNCILMAN Stewart from the
Seventh ward, who is the only Re-
publican on the Crematory Commit
tee, says he protested against the
committee to which the bids had
been referred by Council, throwing
the bids of twenty-one of the gar
bage collectors out and awarding
the contracts in such haste. Spea ak
ing on the subject, the Every Even
ing says:
ITO a reporter of Every Evening
yesterday, the chairman of City
Councils committee in charge of
the garbage crematory made this
statement: las before. complaints
as to garbage removal are to be
sent to the Board of Health. This
assurance, however, will not be
satisfactory to the people. The
Board Of Health having been de.
prived of all control Of the colec-
lion Of garbage, will not attend to
complaints about the failure of the
contractors to remove it. To the
members Of City Council the people
must now look for good service in
the collection CT garbage. Let
them bear this fact in mind, and
promptly convey all their COM
plants to the members OF City Coun.
Gil from their ward. The Council
men won relish this procedure, but
they have voluntarily assumed the
responsibility and must take all
that goes with it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
THREE KILLED IN A TUNNEL.
Were Working on the Track When
an Engine Run Them Down.

Were Working on the Track When
an Engine Run Them Down.
Oxford, N. j., Jan. 1S.-Nine track
men were yesterday run down by u
locomotive in the tunnel of the Lacka-
wanna railroad near here, three of
them being killed and one fatally in
iured. The dead are Andrew Kelpat-
rick. Lewis Dahlbery and Hungarian
called John Smith" (name uDknown).
Frederick Burns had his leg cut off.
All of them lived at Oxford.
While the men were at work In the
tunnel northbound coal train broke
loose near the south end. Engineer
Wilcox, fearing that the wild portion
of the train would come into collision
with him. pulled the other portion Of
the train out Of the tunnel and into a
siding at Washington. He then re-
turned to the tunnel on the same track
to pick up the detached portion of the
train.
The men, who were at work on the
southbound track, heard the engine
coming from the north, but were un-
able to see it. Thinking that it was on
the track on which they were work.
ing they stepped over onto the north
bound track to allow it to pass. The
engine was upon them before they
realized their danger, and they were
knocked down and hurled in all direc-
tons,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
CHILDREN OF THE GHETTO.

children Of the Ghetto comes
to the Opera House on Saturday
night. The best writer's, both in
this country and in England. who
have seen Mr.. Zangwill's famous
play. The Children of the Ghetto
which is TO be presented in this
city with the original American
and London cast, have given the
author credit for having striven
honestly and laboriously to strike
new line, which, they clam. he
has successfully accomplished. The
further claim is made that he has
displayed remarkable courage in
putting on the stage realistic pic
lures Of human habitation; that he
has made the most accurate por-
trait painting, and observed all the
accepted dramatic antics in the
development of a plot with an in
tensely human basis. 1t was Mr..
Zangwill's purpose to present
chapter of English life as he saw it
to bring human nature in its finest
and most sensitive point into acute
conflict with the eternal principles
of the Levitical law. 1t Is claimed
Tor it that it possesses boldness
that must Of necessity command
successful attention. Messrs. Leib-
Ter and Company, in creating the
organization to successfully present
the NAV TO both the American and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
-Four Months In Greenland. .

Professor William Libpcy of Princeton
University will lecture TN the subje ct
-Four Moths in Greenland" in Friends
School at .l5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Inc lecture will b. the & st of II second
series tobe given at the school this winter.
The lee u"e will lie illustrated by stero-
opticon views from photographs taken by
Professor llbboy. who, besides having
been one of he members of the Pcnry re-
| eff expedition few your- ago, spent SOW
eral months last summer in the A rctlc re-
gions with the expedition sent north at
that time for II similar purDose.
AS Professor Libbev il very entertain
Ing lecturer and knows, fl ON personal ex
per,ence, whereof he speaks this promises
to be u very interesting lecture, to which
the patrons and friends of the school, ns
we'll as all others interested in education
al matters, are most cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
A BRILLIANT WOMAN'S DOWNFALL.
Love For a Married Man Led Her to
Hecome q Thief.

hoNc For MuTflcO WAN Leu HSr 10
Hecome Thief.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18.--Edith Town
send Everett, the newspaper writer,
whose arrest on the charge Of shop
lifting created sensation last week,
apparently was driven to her course by
love for young man with extrava-
giant tastes.
Yesterday Henry P. Burchell, who
had been employed on the same paper
with Mrs. Everett, was arrested on a
charge of appropriating a horse and
buggy belonging to the woman. He
was held In $500 bail for trial, and
was placed in a cell adjoining that
occupied by Mrs. Everett.
Burchell who is married man, had
deserted his wife and gone to live with
Mrs. Everett. For two years Burchell
has been kept in luxury by the money
earned by Mrs. Everett's admitted
ability as writer. He has driven
in stylish turnouts, supplied by her;
he has been attended by lackey paid
by her, and yet the moment she lost
her position. with its large salary, he
told her they must part.
Mrs. Everett hoped to placate Burch-
ell by setting him up in business and
negotiated for tea and coffee COM
mission house To secure this money
it is believed she resorted to the crimes
for which she was arrested Her
stealings consisted of diamonds of
great value.
Mrs. Everettwas known as a writer
of q n
She also held position as advertising
writer for one of the largest firms in
Philadelphia, and until her career was
blighted by Burchell was receiving an
annual income of $4,000 or $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

OF the book delightfully."- repre-
senled in the play. The play ex-
halcs the same exquisite heart
winning atmosphere, that pervades
Mr. Barrie 5 pages. The comedy
san for 500 nights in New York.
turning away people from every
performance. This is no idle state
mcnt, it is a remarkable fact; not a
single night during the entire sea-
son run Of the piece in the Metro
polls, did the curtain 60 up on the
play that every last inch Of stand
ing room in the house was not tax
en-. The New York triumph has
been duplicated everywhere, and it
would seem that The Little Minis
Ter is destined to crowd theatres as
long As it lives. 1t is a beautiful
play. in every way, and Charles
Frohman 5 name in connection with
the production is guarantee that
it is all that theatre gocrs could de-
sire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
Pastor keigwin hesitates.

A committee of the Park Presby-
telian Church, Newar'>. N. l., yes
terday formally notified Rev. A:
Edwin keigwin, Of MiIlvile, of his
unanimous call to the Newark
church, which is one OF the veal
thiest in New Jersey.
The notification took place at
the Stra'ford Hotel,in Plltad lphia,
but Pastor Keigwin declined to
give the committee any definite
answered at present. He will
hold the call under consideration
for a few days. The Newark
church offers him $4,000 per annum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
PREVENTED A TRAGEDY.

Timely information gwen Mrs. George
Long OF New Straitsvil!e, Ohio, prevented
u dreadful tragedy I'll s,vrd two lives.
Afrighlful cough had long kept her awake
every nl4h she had tried i.'any remu-
dies AMI doc ora buo steauily grow wOr o
until urged to try DR. Kings New Dis
covcry Ono bo tie wholly cured her. ana
she rites tbi, marvrinus medicine also
cured Mr.. Long of n severe attack Of
Pueumunin, Snch cures aa posi- I've
proof # tho matuhlcss merit Of his grand
remedy f,r curing all tn at. chest and
lung troubles. OEly 51c ami Sl.00 Every
bottle guruu eei. lr.al BOTTLES free at N.
b. Danforth's drug store,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
Charters Granted,

Dover. Del. jan. II The state Departs
ment o-day granted certificates of incor-
puralion TO these new concerns; The Man
titan Steamship Company. whose cor
pornors are New York shippers. with
capital stock Of SGU00O0. to carry on a
general transportation business bet ween
tue United States, Mexico Cen raj Amer.
lea and Newfoundland The Farmer ;
Voice Coloue', to buy and sell, inIpr 1ve
and develop lands IN the new America,
possessions. he authoriz ID capital at the
outset being SlOp,0 O. he Albion Mining
Company ~ engage in mioing for gold
and prrcons METALS These are New York
incorporators ind their capital stock Is
sou, 900
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

Paul's Valley, !. T., Jan. 1S.--A clash
between the merchants who have re-
fused to pay the ] per cent tribal tax
and the Indian police, when the latter
attempt to collect the tax, seems in
evitable. The merchants say they will
refuse to pay the tax and the police
declare they will drive them from the
territory unless they pay it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

Arc grand. bu' Skin Eruptions rob life
Of joy. BuckleD's Arnica Salve, cures
them ;alsn Old. Running and Fever. So es,
Ulcers BoiIs, Feions, Corns. Warts Corns,
Bruises Burns. Sculds, Chappcd Hands.
ChiIblains Best Pile cure on earth.
Drives out Pains and Aches Only 25 cts,
u box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by n. Is.
Danforlh, Druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
DR.. Simms' White PuImOnic BaIsam.

l, Americas greutor cxuectOrant for all
diseases Of he lungs and air passages, sore
throat, coughs Group, pains in the lungs,
blood splitting, orc. The grippe yie.d to
$ IL .es very rapidly because it is made of
the very best materials that organic chem,
istry produces. This is tine reason DR..
Siinms' White Pnlmonic Balsum never
di appoints the nffl ctei. 1t acts promptly
and suits all uges Depor, 6O6 King street,
Wilmington, Del. Wholesale by l,bbers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
r. T. BOOTH CO.,
ITHACA, NEW YORK.

Charles Frohman' S Company will
present The Little Minister" the
comedy success OF the century at
the Opera House tonight. The
play has made a marvellous impress
sion on the theatre going public.
not only attracting people in crowds
to the houses in which it has been
presented, but making them feel
that there is more heart. and senti-
ment in its scenes, and lines, than
anything that they have ever seen
before. The Little Minister" is a
comedy written by J. NJ. Barrie.
and founded on his popular novel
of the same name. The love story
Of Lady Babbie' and the quaint
ly humorous characters OF the vii
lagc of Thrums the twin charms
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
To Regulate Territorial Divorces.

To VPSUIHIV TFTTIIVTIHI OfNVTceh'
Washington, Jan. S-Representativ
Ray Of New York. yesterday intro
duced bill to provide that in the Dis
trict OF Columbia and the territories
no absolute divorce shall be granted
save for adultery, the guilty party then
to be forbidden to remarry. Legal sep
aration from bed and board may be
granted for drunkenness, cruelty and
desertion, and marriages may be void
ed because of certain named disabli-
ties existing at the time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

The William H. Vests big min
strel jubilee can truly boast this
season of being the possessor of the
only genuine novelty on the road.
The Lukens Brothers g in number)
are without question the marvels of
the present century. Their act en-
titled The Human Trapeze' is
novel, unique and original, combin-
ing daring skill, courage and per-
severance. These artists created
an intense furore in Europe, and it
required extraordinary offers to
induce them to visit this country.
They come to the Opera House
next Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
No Burglars About.

A well-known gentleman residing on
Delaware avenue, was aroused from his
stuinber last evening, by his wife. who
imagined that she heard burglars break
ing in. The hubby aroused doomed his
dressing gown and revolver in hand went
on tour Of Investigation but failed to
find any burglars or any trace of them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Wnwaset Gun Club.
Republican lnvincibles
Asylum Lodge |. o. OF.
Eden Lodge, No "a. ]. q. .. r.
Liberty Lodge A. o. g F.
lpha Council l.. o. X. Q
jefferson Lodge, o. O. +.
Keokuk Tribe Imp'd O.R.M.
End ward Single Tax Club.
9Th ward Single TaxClub.
Palestine Castle, 40 X NJ. q
fth ward Single Tax Club
Lady Washington Temple X. q. =
First Regiment Fife and Drum Corps.
randywineLodge Ordsrof the World
Lady Washington Home CommuniJu.
Union Woman's Foreign Missionary Sooisiy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

Original persons intelligently prosecute
ed, rejected pensions re opened and sue.
cessfully completed; dropped and reduced
pensions restored; widows pensions Sc
cured in 40 20 90 days, by Colonel John
Wainwright. expert pen ion attorney, end
floor, No. 3 West Seventh ST. Get, Whining
ton, Delaware. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18
30 YOU KNOW

Consumption Is prcventahlG? Scicr, % has
proven TINT, and also that neglect is suici lal
The worst cold or cough can occurred with Shl-
Ion Cough and ConsumptlOnCure Sold on
positive guarantee foc over % years.
for sale by n Is Danforth ST :ond and Mar
GGt streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

The explosion Of the Government
launch at Delaware City yesterday
was one of those strange mishaps
that occur every day in the week.
Several of the men were badly
scalded, but not fatally. 1t was a
lucky thing the explosion took place
where it did.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-18

Powell has On his stalls in the Third
street market, white fish, Goldfish steak,
clUkcrs, cat fish, Macker coutish. smeltz,
II ok fish, shnepshcud, and sea trout. Ali
guaranteed fresh or money refunded