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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Three New LCWNcrS.

Herinnn Svl hord, Il ',rt- L. Town
send and Herbert l.. Rice have passed he
examine IoE Tor admission to the bar AMI
Wal b. admi ted on Monday. II unk De
Hos j nVi'r passed tho eXamina ion tor
,.dEiS i'm t. cnnnGaty.
Mr.. Syph'rd il gra IN. "f Delaware
ol "gc AMI OF Di k,nSnn LtN School.
He will Irhclice at Aian;Ic City. He
read law u,der Mr. onrn!.
~ Townsend Isl graduate Of D,la.
wa'e C"l!''%" md read law under jude
Edwa'd q BRA lord.
Mr. J'nvier Isl g:aiuata of the H ,r-
ward Law SCHOOL
Ar hico ia uri'luats of the High
Sc1onl ANA of tha law sjaaoI OF tn, Unt-
v r'ity of Penny,va He also zeal
law under Hen 20 Conrad,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
60 B. go.

scheno.e in effect November 10, .'s93.
A. trains Illuminated with Pin SEQ
:ENrHEss TRAINS.
Traius leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave.
NEW YORK, week days, .5.O1, $3.50.
.lo.52 a. m: 'ia.l9, '9.s4. 400. sic tA.i
Si F1"?% s c1i :is a." 4 m 3 P 10, syGs1si. s W
Fn nan ssi:,, ~, 'io.b@ p. m. n.y. ' N'
'i T. y" 30 so rs % ';SS2 !siS III tbs A
80. so, '539 lll2, Ills a. M: x 81, S.m
:i0es :a9g ,5'IS Ia Pullman cars). $50. VA
Ghes,5eTs :,s Tsek days: So '5o5 49, ~.
=, q p. IN. Sundays. 7SO $50 1888, liz
Ills a. m: '2sl, S.oo. $50. 'zA. '1o5,
ri, A'.a s ei'x S p week m. saHaay. SnxI ~ 20 a.
Ca Cape e May. Ocean City and Sea Isle CITY
IL 4S ST. T.. ny, %'sh'nr':n a ss:t az; s
$40. a57. .a.ae tail pullman csrsJ, ssei
.S@. SID. All $3.50 (an Puiimsn ca s.
Baltimore and way stations. 100 a. m.
daily except e ssMH sanddays; ia y sia 2. as,y
a. m, ~Jl,oO, o,lo, 7oi, y. u p. IL sun
davs, AlS. V.04 a. m: +l2tS. 3.l9. +4.57, I3o.
RI Pistsburs, week days. 80, a. m.: .4s7,
$50 'all Pullman carsj, Ell ?, m: sun.
easfI; chcaso. go. dSsliy. ~ go. a. m; Isl .. m.
~. 56 and '9.l1 p. M, daily.
Toledo and Detroit, s9.li .. m, daily To
Toledo and daily except Sunday 70 De-
troit.
100 a. M: 3.1s. I2 p. m. Sundays. 81.
1872 p. m.
Landenbsrs secomnodstlon. wssk days.
4.b7 p. m. Sundays. 80 p. N.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days, aE p. m.
81" 2; m; Sundays; &SS a, NJ; "a. y: m.
mington. week days. 1886. ESQ. T.4, sl02d
Il 90 a. M; 1920. I.37, as, s367, H,tO, 40
sbW fell Pullman cars) s5.35, 6S0,. TN
y .s's H., % is Tn, Tn ssiRaeys sis. lse H. ~ III III III
Pullman esrsl Gs, '7.D. ss.ss: s.So ?. r.
Rates to Western potnAs ksysf tran NJ
any otIier lsne r. D. tIND MRWOOD,.
General ManASe<.
D. B. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass. Trando..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
1r. Dawson VIII Speak.

Tomorrow afternoon Y. NJ. &.
A. meeting will be addressed by
Rev. W. +. Dawson. The Silver
Leaf Quartette of Lincoln univer-
sity. composed of l.. u. Johnson, a
musicalgenius and composer H. A.
Onque, J. G. James and II. Magaya
of South Africa, who sang before
Queen Victoria and received a
medal Of honor, will give aEfnc nut
sical programme.
1t has been the policy of the as
sociation managers to secure the
best speakers and musicians Of the
city for the Sunday afternoon Cos
pei meetings and this meeting will
be fully up to the usual high stand
ard of the association meetings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
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Highway Robbers Held.

Elkton, Md, Feb. The three colored
hiShwavmen, Fred johnson, Janss SAM
uois nnd Samuel Gundy who were arrest-
ed In Elk Neck las, saturday, by Sheriff
+. Ambrose Price on the charge Of having
held up MIR. and Mrs. William Knox, of
Chri'tiana. Del. along the pdblic road
leading from Ekton to Elk Neck, several
weeks ago, and robbing them of nearly
everything they had, were given hearing
before Judge Philip M. Groves, last even
ing. Fred johnson Acknowledged having
been With -amuels and Gundy when the
robbery was committed, but denied that
he took any part In IL, or that he got aay
OF the booty. He also testified that Sam
uels did the robbing aud that Gundy held
the horse by the head. Judge Groves held
Samueis under 5000 bail for his appearance
ut the March term Of Circuit Court for
Cecil County, and. In default Of which ho
was taken to jail johnson and Gundy Sc
cured $500 bail for their appearance at
court and were released. These three meu
are supposed to be the ones that have h"en
robbing people of theirgoods while return-
ing thslr homes, from Elkton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

Personal rliSSiOn for Bermuda,


1t was settled yesterday that the
once famous flibustering steamer
Bermuda will not need any watch
ing by agents of the British Gov
ernment, if indeed such thing had
been done, as was recently widely
reported. The vessel has been at
Philadelphia for a long time under
going general overhauling because
of damages sustained in the last
West Indies hurricane. All kinds
of stories have been circulated as
to her future, the most sensational
of which vas that she was to carry
cargo OF arms and ammunition to
the Beers just as she did in the old
days to Cuba. There was no foun-
dation for this statement, such
trip never having been even sug-
gestcd to the steamers manager,
Captain John d. Hart.
Nevertheless, the rep ort, together
with other matters, led to an in-
junction being by the courts pre-
venting her departure This was
about ten days ago;it is said, every
thing has been amicably.srranged
by the parties in interest and it is
announced that the Bermuda has
0een chartered for for one year to
he West India Trading Company
or the carrying of fruit from la
naica to Baltimore. This is the
business the steamer was last en-
ragged in before returning to Phila-
telphia after a years absence. The
'eteran Captain Sam Hughes, who
commanded her at times,
will it is thought, be her master
gain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
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Many Scholars Win Promotion

The mid win er public school examina.
tions have finished and these promotions
viii bo made to the grammar schools on
Mondny: to No. |. Al buys and 81 girls; to
No. 4. 53 boys and 43 girls; to No. &c. Al
boys nnd 40 girls Six boys and girls will
bo made promoted from No. l2 school co
the Fourth grammar grade iu No. "a,
and seven boys and five giils from No. 10
to the second grammar grads in No. 4.
Several will also be transferred from No
25 school to No.4
Inc number 10 go from the grammar
school to the High School will be report
cd 10 Superintendent Hsrlan some time
before Monday.
After all the promotions are made all
OF the scjIoo's Will be ablo to accomo odate
az ire applicants for seais except No. 8,
where there are fifty applicants and Noes,
whore there are 25 PrOvisiuns will likely
bu made for these
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
WIFE CUT
His THROAT
And The Husband Pro.
tests Because She
Was Sent To An
Insane Asylum.

New York, Feb S-Abraham Cohen,
with q black bandage concealing the cash
in bis throat, alleged to hays heeu made
by bis vile In dream, visited Bellevue
Ho'pi nj last night and made an energetic
protest against the action Of the hospital
aui horities in permitting his wifs to he
taken TO u private saniIarium wi hOut his
Knowledge and consen'. He was sceom-
panied by bis brother Rudolph.
This arrangement, sad Mr. Cowen,
places me at my wife's mercy. She has
Low made two attempts to xiii me. The
Bellevue experts have Drououacsl her in-
sane. She has been placed by her rela-
tives in private asylum from which she
may be released at any time. Ia that
case no fear of the conseg OF her
act would deter her from boldly and OPEN
ly shooting me. Ii would be called the
act of an insane woman, and shs would
eventually escape,
Mr.. C0wen said that the first know
lsdge he had Of ths,dispositien made of his
wilo was the account in yesterdays jour-
nal. He exhibited much feeling toward
Mr.. Grossman, of Tho law firm Of Hou .,
Grossman 81 Norhsus, who appeared for
Mrs Cohen before Magistrate Poole, and
had her sent to Bellevue.
Mr.. Grossman told the MAGISTRATE"
he said, that he had known my wife all
his life. That Is true, Dn5 not all Of tho
truth. have good reason to believe thLt
she was engaged tomarry Mr.. Gtossmau
before met hsr."
Mr.. Cohen said that II he permitted his
wife tn remain at the private asylum the
law would hold him liable for all her
debts and for her maintenance.
My own physician did not consider my
wife in-ane. Neither did those at st.
Nlncents Hospital, to which she was
first taken by her relatives ~ said Mr..
Cohen.
"On Monday I shall apply to Justice
Bischotf, OF the Supreme Court, for WRIT
demanding my wlfe's appearance before
MIN for examination as to her sanity l
do ot believe she Is insane. Irunpunce
her, and | shall not be responsible for her
in any way from this time ou"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
The Annual Meeting.

The annui! mreri'.g Ut the Hebrew
Charity As,nciatiun viii br he'll. On sun
day at the rooms of ths Heb CIV Lit-rury
Society, rotner t.igmthand O'nntpa re. y.
In addition to thu eiecitOn ot d.ractpr- and
rrpurtI of officers, the bal cDininittee will
submit its statetnsnt about the leccnU
charity bail at Eden tial.
In issuing their call for the meeting the
director expr s. IL hope hat ~ tho II =
breWj Of Wilmington VIII rvIuce lnn!r III
terest N tho wo'k and growlh uf the rs
roc'a on by II tuil ntt'n,t,ihs Wum !, ns
We'll rs men are interested In the assuuIu-
tim
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
With the Veterans

Encampmcnt No. "a, Union Vet
eran Legion celebrated its eleventh
anniversary last night. W. V. Tux
bury read an original poem of Jacob
Lamplugh. deceased, and another
on the shield of the Union Veteran
Legion. Addresses were delivered
by General John p. Donahoe, Gem
eral Daniel Ross and Mr.. TuXbury.
After the meeting the members adj
journed to the parlors, where re-
freshments were served.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Postmaster MOrr. son,

HnDrr j. MUirISOl \ il.svIr aDnOin an
Postmaster at Newark, W IN oar CITY
yesterday. nj, a"pnln ~ nt ha. b en-
confirmed by III" L. = .rn e. bu. hs nnS
not vet received hIs c",unr,-lon. H- ,x-
poets To enter Ou his nutIr5 uv Ehs mi,i tie
1i ihiS month. he term ui tie rreSrrL
rest master rxJirInY on taa 9Gr. INST.
MS b"ndsmrn miu- vry probably
hrre ex-Snrriifs, A mStrung, GliI, AMI
Finn He viii have II SAL Of hl> >tuc,
nj farming untrn lis about the mihh G ri
March. after whlci Iim- he will remove
with h 3 family To Nrnnrs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

The French are having another
startling scandal uncovered to the
light Of day. Gross abuses among
officers of the general staff, huge
sums accounted for. great lrrcg-
ularlties in several departments Of
the service and too many generals
are some of the specifications in
the reports. The French are moth
ing If not fiery, and love quarrel
or something exciting to add spice
to lite,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Women's HON, Mission ,ry So .iety

Dover, DI.. FEB. 3-1he annual maot.
Ing ot the Wnmen's Home Mis- ,ionary So.
ciety OF the Wilmington NJ. II. Confer.
enc'. embracing Del gates frnm every
Methodist church On the Delaware. Ma Y.
land aud Virginia peninsula WILL con-
vene hore on Thursday. March 8 ard it
Is expscte TO be the Target Ionv .niIun OF
women held in thi state during he yrar.
Eiforts are being made 10 have .prcinl
order to make il possible to hold nignt
session.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Bdy State Gas Case.

Owing to tho delay u: Mo:sr,. MAjCr
nnd Pa ter. On, AUTO n"ys tor he con.
pl inuut, the n"aring did sn"t .take p acu
in Ihn Bay Stais Gas aSp until = n'ciurk.
Tr asuier VIII lam II. Mill # wa, he only
wItuess ant as he hHi to turn To the
books IN orter 10 answer qur.tio bur
little hoadwHy was mudo ILure viii uu
another hearing next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
lEE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
s. e. COR THIRD AND KING STREETS
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
lhe Republican Printing
and Publishing Co.
tttfref RI TIE Post Office at wilruiuct,,
Tel, as sccond-ciass mail matter.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 3 1000.

II. G. Dun a. Co. S financial re-
port for this week says:
"Failures in January were 30
fewer than last year, but in liabil-
ities larger by 34.2 per cent,
though smaller than in the same
month OF any previous year. Be-
ginning to compare with the most
remarkable year IN the history of
business, we meet at the outset
smaller solvent payments, smaller
new orders for the industries and
larger failures in manufacturing,
IN trading and in other commercial
lines. Manufacturing failures were
also slightly larger than in January
1873, but smaller than in any other
year, while trading failures were
smaller than in any year except the
last.
December disasters in specula-
ton had some continuing influence.
out the months aggregate would
have been reckoned quite satisiac-
tory 1t 1T were not for last years
unprecedented record. Large fail.
ures do not explain the increase.
The most noteworthy feature is that
the small failures. though not more
numerous than last year, were
larger in manufacturing and trad.
ing alike, though in only 6 of the
~ manufacturing classes and nine
OF the trading.
This year starts with much of
the years business alread done.
and all comparisons will prove mis-.
leading if that fact is not taken
into account. This year the works
were already crowded for months
ahead In most lines, and prices
had already advanced so tar that
Eecoil had already commenced in
some branches and was thought
probable in others.
Wool IS rather weaker in some
grades. Boot and shoe manufac-
turers have passed all records in
deliveries, nearly 20 per cent. be-
yond those Of January last year,
but new orders have been gre atty
restricted.
The iron and steel industry is so |
lar tied up by contracts reaching
through most of the year that the |
effect OF production exceeding con-
sumption is felt only in some
branches. Steel billets are offered
at s53 per ton.
Failures for the week have been
232 in the United States against
134 last year and 81 in Canada
against Is last year."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Skating at it's Best

Ska ing on the lake at B'andywine
Sprays Is b tier than t has been AZ any
lime this winter. Ihe ICE is tive iucnrS
thick. Tho .purt will continue C'oi f.,
several days uu,e-s th" weather mnarra,rs.
The Chrl,riana rlv r ( ON Nnik"t trrni
b idgs up tn ..ew port is iroz n ov'r +uiI l.
ly, and another day N W. Of continued
cold will require tho scrvlcrs Of an ice
brraner to open the cha mel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
ON MONDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF FEBRUARY 1900
at . o'clock a. III.

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
with three story br ok dwelling thereon
erected known as No. blU ADAMS street, str.
ate IN the city OF Wilmington, county OF
New Castle, and state OF delaware, bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
EesinninB at the easterly side Of Adams
str ei, at the distance of W feet from the n.
tersec'ion of the southerly side of Seventh
street with the easteriy side of Adams street;
and at the south"rly side OF Effect wide
alley leading from Adams street to Monroe
street; themes astsrly parallel with Seventh
street along the southeriy SIDE OF said alley W
feet to corner. thence Southerly parallel
with Ada MS street " feet to another corner:
thence westerly parallel with seventh street
aou passing TIN 0ugh the middle Of the wall
dividing the house OIL this lot from the house
adjoining on the south w feet to the aforesaid
SIDE OF Adams street. and thence thereby
n rthery ~ feet to the place of beginning, bo
tho contents thereof whnt they may.
seissd and taken In execution a. tho
prorerty OF Macmillan Ii chem stein and
Elizabeth T. Lichenstein, his wife, mo, tgngors
aud Mary 4. Morrison. terre tenant and to bo
sold by
JOHN e. TAYLOR, Sheriff,
sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Delaware,
Jan, TO- 1910
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
ElSFASCx's iHON NERVE

Was 'ha rcsul6 Of hi, p,riI Real h
lnd"nIiinbio will and trctn'nduu. energy
hrr not found whuro stomach, Liver, sid
nr", anu Bowel. are out ut,r .r IL YOU
wan these QUALITIES nnA tG, slces, tbay
bring, use DE- Kings Ne" Liu Pills.
hey 0rveiop evrry power o. brain and
bohy. Only 9Jc. at n. b. D..n.ortu's drug
slure
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
In And Around Old London.

DR.. Philips lecture Gn the subject "In
anu Aronnd Old London" delivered be-
fore Friends School students yesterday
AFTERNOON WAS n'eresting.
Tho lecture which was illustrated with
s!ereoptirnn views, was very interesting
and was II tened to aLtentively by tho pu-
pills and many OF tho friends OF the school.
beginning with his landing In Liver.
pool. lJr. Philips traced his courss In and
around the city, pointing out the chief
places OF interest. Among tho views were
heParllamens buildings, Windsor Castle,
Admiral Nelson's statue In Trafalgar
Square, the Tower Of London, tho Bauk
OF England, in which are employed more
than II, thousand clerks; the Albert Mem.
orinl, erected by Queen Victoria in men,
ory Of her husband; Charing Cross Sta
tion. Fleet street, etc. Tho lecture was
enllyened by many amusing anecdotes,
and was thoroughly enjoyed by those pre-
sent,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

the present season at the Empire,
lasting until the time for John Drew
to begin with his new play, 1.-THE
Tyranny of Tears" which has Just
closed there.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Kicked By a Horse.

Milford, DEL, Feb. 2-Eugens Grier a
farmer. who resides several miles from
town, met with painful accident He
had just rsturnsd home from iown, and
was putting his horse in the s'abis. when
the animal IN play kicked him, breaking
two of his ribs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

WHEN insurjng your property,
place the risks in companie, repre-.
sented in your city by responsible
men. II several pt our citizens had
done that they would not now have
to defend a SUIT brought against
them by the receiver Of the dcfunct
Fidelity FIRE Insurance Co.. Penn
sylvanIa, Each Delaware holder
is asked TO stand and deliver so
piece.
WE received by mail this morn
ing circular from d syndicate
signed by Hayden Whitney. offer
ing to sell shares in the Mineral
Point Mining Company, for the
small sum Of 25 cents a share. The
par value is said to be 81 and well
worth the price asked TO get into
good thing, We would advise per-
sons having money, to deposit 1t in
the Savings Bank.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
BENNETT MoULToN COMPANY.

The Bennett and Moulton Com
pany will close very successful
week with matinee and night per-
lormance. This afternoon "Man
against Man." and tonight "a Girl
OF the Mines"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

The Mayor and City Council of
this city have no right to say what
kind of a can housekeepers should
deposit their garbage in. They
Will be wanting to say in the near
future what kind of garbage you
should set out for the perfume gath
erers to deposit in his receptacle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

The President has decided that
the Republican and Democratic
Governors should fight it out in old
Kentucky. The present troubles
are disgrace to a civilized com.
munity and the citizens OF the Uni
ted States of America. The Demo-
Gratis have brought an injunction
suit to prevent Governor Tavlor and
his ad iutant general from intcrfcr-
ing with sessions OF the Legis!a-
ture and Government.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

COUNCIL is alter the receipts from
the rent of city wharves. tax OH the
telegraph, telephone and electric
light and power poles and those from
rlerk OF market. When the act was
passed by the Legislature creating
the Street and Sewer Commission,
IT was especially specified that the
department should have control OF
these same departments, which
City Council is making such a fran
tic effort to grab.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

siERIFF"S SALE.-BT VIRTUE OF
writ Of LevarI Facias. to mo directed.
Will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets In tho city
Of Wilmington. New Custls county and
State of Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
A Great ReConstructant

REV. JOHN
my wife and have bottles of Pame Ceey
health cured esu of the
trouble arising from old as am 75 given
The human system in old must have large store of
~ and rich nourishng blood Panes Celery
Compound keeps the liver and kidneys active and the body
strong.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
MYRTLE TOOK
POISON.
But Prompt Medical Atten.
ton Restores Her to
Consciousness,


Sheets, who came her ebout the same time
ns Mary C"wan, the chief witness against
Jim" Pierce, attempted to commit sui
eide at hsr home on Orange street, Thurs
day, by taking four bichlOrids Of mercury
tablets. She WIS found In q serious con-
dition by inmate Of the house, and Dr. j.
p. Pyle was summoned. Afsr consider
life
This IL the woman who says SIZE saw the
watch Pierce gave Mary Cowan.
Ths cause Of her attempt to commit sui
eide 1, not known. Tho inmates of tho
house refuse to ak of the matter aud the
cass was not reported to tho police. So
far they have made no invstigntion, ~ the
girl is now out Of danger. 1t is denied
with the cusa. -"
Chester, Pa, Feb. 2.-Both District At
turney Smith and Chief of Police Berry
thid Tonight thore was nothing new In
Eyre tragedy. Joseph H, Hinkson, Junior
couuse. for the Pierce boys, had a talk
with Chief Berry Tonight regarding tho
case, but there was no move on the part Of
ei her that indicated any new develop
ment
While tho authorities have for the time
being abandoned tho search for George b.
Eyres missing cunning skiff, Chief Berry
sti!l clings to tho belief that the boat Is ut
the bottom OF ,hs Delaware River near
the mouth OF R,ccoon Greek.
II believe he said. that Mary Cowan
TOLD the truth when she related he STORY
told her by Jim Pierce regarding the sink.
ing OF the boat You cnH>sst it down that
the story told by tho Wilmington woman
at the Pierce boys hearing was Just as
she heard it from Jim Pierce.
! do not believe the tido would have the
effect of removing the boat from tho spot
y: which 1t Is supposed to have been sunk.
Or cour"e we can do nothing until the ice
clears away, but the search will be reS um-
od as soon us tho Wonther lnoIerates.n y
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

MY, what a fuss some Of the old
men do make about nothing, but
then you can not expect anything
else. Give the boys a chance and
SEQ what they can do. They cant
do any worse than hundreds of
others dozen years their seniors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

THERE is considerable growing
and grumbllng among the mem bcrs
OF the different Delaware y. . L.
W. lodges over the excessive as
easements that are being collected
monthly. The Grand Lodge Of
Delaware will meet in annua, ses.
sion IN Dover on Tuesday, February
18th, and from the present outlook,
twill be avery important meeting.
Iheestablishmcntof OF an emergency
fund will be suggested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Defeated the West End

The West End basket ball team was
dcfenlea last night by tho Covenant
Guild team OF Philadelphia by the scolo
of 20 to y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONER
WILLIAM A. TALLEY

or Bramdywine Hundred, will bo q candidate
Tor thn hopubIicnn Nomination for eyy
Court commissioner for irst pistrct Of New
Castle County At the next nomination
jBl 1T. cod WI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
eW Homo for I;IkS.

The local lni1e OF Eiks will move into
the club horse now occupied by the
hnigii of Colnmbus. The Eks are
making rarld ride, forward