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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
THE STRENUOUS LIFE
OF TO-DAY MORE WEARING ON
WOMEN THAN ON MEN.
HOW BEST TO AID. NATURE IN THE
UNEQUAL STRUGGLE.

DR.. Cyrus Edison, the great specialist, says
in the North American Review, these true
words: 'This American life Of ours is fGr
more wearing on women than Oh men, They
have. as rue. more nervous organization,
they are intensely affected by the strain. Two
or three chi ldren are born and the mother is
physical wreck, she ages soon, far sooner than
she should. and drags her weary days ong."
The delicate nervous organization Of women
especially when great strain is put upon +,
needs assistance. and in the simple vegetable
this aid Is surely found. This statement is no
idle boast, but IN established fact educed
from esults attained thr ough the use of this
great specific in all parts Of the civilized
world for the past quarter Of u century.
Knowing the inherent modesty of women
Warmers Safe Cure Co. has secured the ser
vices Of Mrs Alice f. Mccullough, M. D..
who will give medical advice free to any up.
plying for sane.
The subjoined testimonial from well known
and trustworthy woman is but a sample Of
those daily received:
Mrs. j. ". Arnold. OF Lafayette, r. !.
writes as follows: al had been ailng quite
while. not sick enough to be in bed, but Just
felt bad all over; palpitatlon T. faint feeling
at my stomach. then flashes Of heat all overI
lame back, retention of fluids, then again too
ccpiou. sickness at stomach. headache oyor
eyes and tor Of head, also at back OF neck.
had 10 ambition, my work was a drag on me-
&C aid net sleep we'll, not much appetite and
was thrrous hly discouraged. At this Juno
tuis a friend advised the use OF Warncr's-
safe Cure ard triedit three bottles in \
ard have continued III good health ever s'ncA
As age is A, am n farmers wife and have lot\
todo You are at Ii berty to use this Us yoN
think best rs have tothank safe Cure forl
the good health enjoy today" J'N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
MAKING A
DICTIONARY.

The making of Dictionary" was the
subject of lecture given by DR.. Clarence
G. Child, OF the T. Of p. before tho prl-
mary Teachers Association yesterday af.
ternoon.
DR.. Child, together with DIR. Scott and
DIR. Butler, has supervised the new edition
of the Worcester Dictionary soon to be is
sued and his informal discussion of :he
di fficulie4 that confront tho modern lexi-
pher was interesting and enjoy able.
DR.. Child reviewed NJ length his exper-
fence In the building of tho new edition
of Worcester and invited the association to
inspect the completed copy which repre-
sents value OF s35p.O0J He exhibited
copy at interesting stages OF its revision
and correction after 1t had be6n read by
expert proof. readers. DR.. e. L. q. scott.
an expert photographer Is editor-in- chiof
and passes finally on every page. As DR..
Child reviewed the history of our dictOn-
aries lie quoted freely from them. aud his
illustrations were particularly apt and en-
loyabe He said that in the Elizabethan
era the reading public numbered not more
than 1000, COO Today more than "a, 900 0)0
of people read, and il the au hor Of a book
reaches 70 percentum Of these his book IL
succass and ho will make comfortable
fortune We use comparatively few words
md evon the phllOiogiat has limited
number hat he uses constantly, and upon
these he may at any limo change his opin-
ion. DR.. Child concluded with ske'ch Of
DIR. Scotts work and paid tribute to his
versatility as a photographer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
Personal Mention,
HOUSE WARMING.

Dovor, Del. May 81 Secretary OF State
James II Hughes, having recently pur-
chased farm near Lyncii's Lake, and
having remodelnd and extensively improv
ell tho same with the view of using it as a
summer home is entertaining friends at
an inpromptu house warming. MIR.
Hughes has stocked the lake with the
choicest game fish. rs angling is one Of
the ..secrctary's chief diversions. Tho
grounds have been prettlly laid out with
tennis courts and golf links, which afford
the guests ample means OF rccrealio ion.
Among tho guests nrs Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ridgeiy, Jr., Mrs Phillip Fisher,
the chaporone and Miss Phyllis Ridgey,
OF Dover; Miss Gertrude b. Warrington,
of Virginia. Miss Helen NJ. Clay. OF Ken
lucky and Miss Rcb,cca Openhcimer, of
New York, James Lister WolcOtt, Frank
Hall Davis, Samuel Maxwell, Harrington
and George Gordon Massey of Dover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
Suuerior Court Session!

In the Superior Oaurt yesterday dis.
continuance was announced In the case OF
Daniel c. Spruancs vs.. Martin Mysrrick;
settlement In the case Of Abraham Soigel
vs.. John HouitcS,; continuance for SETTLE
ment In Harry Yerger VS. Charles w.
White, and discontlnuancs OF record In
Carrot and Barr vs., John Mac Farlane.
Judgment for the plaintiff for cos was
granted in the case oil stephen &. single.
ton Jr. p ha. We. thomas Pagan, d. b.r.
Hon. i. Irving Handy representing III,
complainant in tho divorce case OF Ettla
NJ Brown VS.. JOSEPH Brown, asked that
publication of the commissioners return
DO ordered. The return favors divorce.
The divorce case of Margaret Baldwin VS..
Joshua Baldwin. the time for The return
Of the commissioners was extended until
the Septeirb er term. In that of Lille
Mclaughlin IN extension was granted un-
til May rs.
In the case of Alexander Maxwell vs..
Charles DeNalinger. after Mr.. MAXWELL
had testified, MIR. Emmonds for DeVaiing.
or moved for q non-suit The court re-
fused to grant It,
y THIS MORNINGS SESSION.
= Az this mornings session Of Superior
Court the following cases were continued.
Tho case OF Z. l.. Ra.hbone and COM
pany vs.. VIM. d. Clerk, was continuei
until November term on application OF &c.
PENDANT; the case of Magdalena Akar Elk.
ocutrix, etc, vs. Ell NJ. Lloyd. continued.
John II. Mclaughlin d. b. a vs. Farmers
National Bank Of Oxford, Pa. y. b. a.,
con inued for sol Element. Union Ameri-
can Methodist Episcopal Cnurch, d. b. o.
W. pannell l.. Webster D, b. r. continued.
Tho case Of schwartz and Schagrin d. b. n
vs.. Jennie Gray, p b. +. was continued on
account of Mr.. Swartz. Tae case OF Den.
mis- Dougherty Vt. Mayor and Council OF
Wilmington was continued; Walter Z.
Walker, vs.. Frank Il. Smith, continued.
Tho case of John Il. Smith vs.. Com
mercinl Fire Insurance Company, was con
tinued, Judge Wostmore OF Chicago, at
torncy for the Insurance Company, who is
u material witness in the case. las trial
in court in Indiana ana was hDaDle to be
present. The case was continued until
November term
The case of Grand Royal Executive
Council, No. q, VS., Wilmington Savln IS
fund Society was continued with general
leave to command.
The case of Clarence W. Michnes, vs..
Christian Leckel, was contin ued until to-
morrow for settlement,
The case of John bal. d., Sallie A. May,
ct, al, vs. Richard Roc was continued
owing to the absence OF material wit
ness,
in the Maxwell VI, DeValinger case,
Mr.. Emmons called Jefferson Irons on
the stand rs u witness, who testified that
he knew that the transaction was going
on between Maxwell and DeNalinser and
know nothing of the case Mr. Maxwell
were both Oh tho stand this concluded
the testimony and the case was being
argued when court adjourned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Freehold. n. j.. May %. The business
cent,e of Eng!ishtown. village near here.
was wiped out by ti.e eariy yesterday
morning. The fire WAS discovery OH the
main floor OF e. T. REID. grocery store,
in which the post ctliro is located. Tbs
place has no regular hro department. and
there was no way TO check tho flames,
which sptsad rapidly to tho blocl; Of stores
and dwellings immediately adjoining.
The drug store of Charles P.ttongcr, the
general grocery store OF William H.
Mount, the shirt fncory OF j.. w. Dey,
the barber shop aud residence Of Joseph
Troutman, aud the dwelling Of ". j.
Conovor together with three barns in
the roar, were destroyed.
The total loss Is estimated ut So 900,
with .insurar co OF about one-third Tho
lire department at Freehold WIS called on
Dut arrived too late to render any assist
ahte. The mail matter At The pos Off CO
was saved.
The caus, of tho fra la unknnyyn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Frederick Darlington and wife. Misses
Sue SIMPSON. Carrie and Helen Hotfecker
spent Sunday with friends in West Chess
ter.
MI. Elwood Reale has been spending o
few days with friends in West Chester.
Misses Sadie Sullivan and Mary Wood
craft OF this city spent Sunday with reia-
tives in Marcus Hook.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Moody spent Sunday with
the family CT William G. Williams, Of
West Chester.
Rev A. Il. kogwn Of Park Church,
Newark n. j. is visiting his father, Rev.
A, n. Ksgwln. No. 1913 Park Place.
Rev. Francis RurIe't Short of Epworth
NJ. +, Church has undor consideration nm
Invitation to conduct the service! at
i,randy Summit, Camp meeting from
AunuSl 2 10 %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

& CO.
Ladies'
TailOr=made
Suits
Half=PriCe.

All are this seasons
styles, workmanship Of
the highest order. Cor
rect in every way. Our
stock too large, the only
reason for this remarkable
reduction.
S7.50-About 80 suits, neat
mixtures and moderate checks.
Jackets, tight-fitting aud lined
with silk. Skirts. new style
and lined with perealine. For
mer price SIS, now 81 80.
81 5O-Another lot compris.
ing Fly-front, Elton ard tight
fitting effects in black cheviot,
colored homespun and cheviots
in several shades, former price
$50, now Vi 50.
81. 5O-Still another assoru-
ment, styles differing from other
two lots. Values such asare not
shown in any market. Former
price or these SO, all now
$3.50.
All our better grades Of suits,
commencing at SIS, aud up.
wards, at liberal reduction in
price. We know of no such
offering of new garments any
where.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
Funeral Arrangements.

The arrangements for tho funeral OF
Row NJ. y, Fallon have been completed.
3 he body will lay III state in st. Patrick S
cllulch from Thursday evening Until Fri
dav mornng at nine o'clock. A
guard Of honor will DO separate Catholic
Socislics. No seats will 10 reserved for
Societies on Friday morning in the church
when tho pontitiical requiem mass Will
be celebrated. At tho conclusion OF tho
services tho body will be taken to New
Rochelle, y. Y. whore interment will be
nIn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
WEST YARD
RAIDED.

For some time past the ra ilroad author
tiles have been annoyed by the influx OF
ge1tlemon Of leisure. They congregats
in the West va I'd and burn cross-t hes and
soft coal. Tho latter they take off the
oar in tho yard and the fire is OF such an
exc mt that some Of the freight cars have
narrowly escaped being set on fire. Some
OF ths moro desperate ones have gone SO
far as to light the !lros in the car. In day
time they invade Wilmington and beg
mohey and food. The officers have driven
them of the streets time and time asain.
Detective Jones, Dutsctiv0 Dillon. Con-
stable Windish, Officers Scott, Lyons and
McAteer wont To the West Yard last
night about II o'clock and arrested Will
liam Comfy, William lanni Ban William
Rose Owen Stsvens, Thomas Ryan. Fred
HamMoned john Reilly, William A,
Grier Charles Miller and Fred Grub.
The last named being thu only colorsd
man iu the batch. They were arraigned
before Magistrate Sasse this morning AMI
he. after hearing the testimony OF Dateo-
tive Jona. and Officer James I Scotb.
impo.ed fine of 81 and costs. In dos
fault of payment thsy were COMMITTEES to
jail for thirty lays. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
Delaware City Alarmed.

The people Of Delaware City were
alarmed this morning by loud rambling
noises of explosions. hey wera OF tho
opinion that either tho magazines at
Finn's Points or the powder works at
Carn"y's Point had gone up But their
fears were settled when a telephone meg
sage from, New Castle announced that tho
explosions were at New Castle.
In cider to halter the big BOILERS OF tho
Riverside Rolling Mills dynamite was
used The six discharges shook the neigh
horhund
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Mrs. Harry Grant and her
daughter, Hattie, returned home on
Saturday. after visit Of some
three months through Europe. They
passed two or three weeks at the
Paris Exposition and were well
pleased with the display: They
are both enjoying good health, but
are glad to find themselves once
more in their pleasant mansion on
Pennsylvania avenue and Van
Buren, street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

! Tia fuUrNeenth annual Grand Lodge
and Reunion h p. O. Elks will be held
Iat AtlantiG Civ on July ~, II and IL At
,Innttr Lodge, No, PIG, has appointed m
executive committee which has been at
work the past five months arranging all
THE details for this convention. Various
Sub committees have been appointed to
work out the details for.tho entertainment
of The largest gathering OF E'ks from all
over the United states ,ver assem- lel at
th9'r yearly meeting. Al! tho arrange
meutS have prog @ isHd most satisfactory
and cvcryb DIV. whether an Fix or not at
thar lime W Il he amply repaid for their
"trip to the SEA hulc. In this series Of
weekly letters fun information rs to what
has been done and the attractions which
will be offered will be given to the read
ers Of this paper. Any speciii3 intonna-
t!un desired can be secured by addressing
Em cry ID. Irclan, ,hairman, or Herman
q. MuioCk, Secretary Of the Executive
Committee Is. p, o. Eiks Reunion, At
lautic City, n i,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

The meeting OF tho Benevolent Pionssr
Literary Association held last evening
was adjourned after adopting the follow.
ing resolution in dus respect Of tho death
of tho Rev. NJ X Fallon:
Whereas, We learn with deep regret the
death Of the Raw. NJ. \. Fallon. one Of
our most beloved and respected priests;
and, therefore be II
Resolved, That in the death OF the Rev
NJ, X, Fallon tho community suffers the
loss of one of its most valuable citizens.
and tho Diocese of Delaware one Of its
.ruast and MODEST priests; and be ii
further
Resolved, That thess resolutions be
sprea on the minutes or the 0Iganizn-
ton, and that u copy bU published in tho
daily papers. And as further mark OF
respect we attend tho funeral i'll u body.
and 10 now adjourn. i
>Thomas NJ. Monayl
John }. Moran,
Thomas j, Walsh
James j. Corrga II
Q. William Malco,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
Flash Crab meat evety day at Christie
phers no Soo jefferson stroot. mli-W
DIA1IIS.

SHAWN this city. o / Sunday, May ~ 1901,
Mary :. Shaw wife of A. ~. Shaw.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend
tbs funelal from the residence OF her husband
No. 49,! Market street, on Wednesday after
noon at 40 o'clock. Services at St JOINS
Cinrch. iutcrnent al Wilmington ard Bran
dywin- Cemetery. 1
SrEEI,MAN-- May 90 10. John Staelman
!: aged 70 yesrs
Reiatlv-s aud friends are respectfully invi.
ted 10 attend TIA" iunarHl services n, hi~ late
residence. 4?l Fghth avenue, on Wednesday
art-ruuon NJ . O'Clock.
WkkErINa In tnis city on May q. ia0U.
TiIu,na.. son Of Charles and Margaret Wake.
ing Hg"d yAard.
the funeral services from the residence Of his
Iar-nts No. WJs Wawnset street. on Wednes-
day uTlerao,m al = O'clock. Services al the
.nn.. Tntlrnsnt ~ At Salarn nsn,atarv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

William White who Is employed by the
Hansrpm Company, dropped u five dollar
noto OH the corner OF Seventh and Mar
ko. streets, which was found by William
teeIl, coachnan for Eugene DUPONT
Some ore who saw him pick It NJ after
wards learnc the name Of the loser Ga
Rec: driving into our city this morning
ho was asked about no note aud prompt
IS returned it to the owner, whose thanks
were profuse rs he was Inconvenience d by
ht,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

The Laws Of the state Of Delaware for
bid all miI,ta'y organizations entering u
church with arms. Garfield Camp Sons
OF Veterans, aud bishop Curtis. ard
Father Fniion had this law repealed
The law - now that they can entsr reljg-
Dous scrycer in fun uniform and beaded
by a band it necessary Ihp son of Mich
asl Riley was Killed 10 tho ll'h Paunsyl-
vania Regiment and buried Mt ST Joseph :
Cemetery on The Braudywns. His
grandfather being one Of the FIRST tru.-
tees Father Fallon would have given
thU clothes of his back to 4 good cau,e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

1t was learned from reliable source 10.
day that the big iron pipe mills at New
Castle will resume In ten day days aid
will employ about TOO men.
1t will 10 difficult FOR the mills to got
tho men as fully 400 mon are ut work In
in the mills In Wilmington But as ths
pipe mills ut Chester GRO closed there 10 .
chance of getting enough men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Cot. Wainwright expert pension agent.
No. W. It'll ST., will 10 in his Office every
day and night to explain tho nsw psnsion
law TO all soldiers and others who are in
Lerested. The law favoraby effects origi.
nal and increase cases and widows whose
annual income ls not in EXCESS of two
hundred and fifty dollars. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

W. H. Kilir, the well known cattle
dealer, has one of Tho fas eat trotte's in
Christina Hundred. When nub riding
for pie sure or profit he has lite fear OF
taking the dust off Of any one. Certain
parties may admire his turnout ..and we
Usnnat say who may be casting longing
syes in that direction
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Victoria Is. C., May 3! i he steamer
kinshiu, which left Yokohama, May :,
blng. tho latest alviccj OF "A catastrophe on
th' Chinese conet, in which 40 livss were
ioJt. a IhlnsSB steamer WAS wrecked
tho !!'aSe: being duo to tho oyercrowdins
Il tno W oOl,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Mrs Fannie Friend entertained num-
Der Of friends at her home, No. Il Fast BIRD
street. last evening, whore an enjoynbio
tmo was spont in singing and playing
games. Ata la,o hour tho guests were
invited to tho dining room wheie III eiab-
crate spread awaited them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
SPECIAL TRAIN ACCOLNT TOTAL
~ ECLIPSE. NORFOLK

via Pennsylvania Railroad, leaves vii.
mington Ai0p. m, with sleeping car:
And coaches. Only t5O5 round Trip. Re-
turning leave Norfolk 8 p IN, May 18th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
MUTINY AND
( MURDER.

Tacoma WASH, May q. News has bee n
received here of terrible nutiny that took
place last March on the brigantine Navar-
no, bound from Sorsogan, in. the Phil
pines to Manila, with cargo Of hemp.
For month the bark was not heard from
and was given up for lost.
It was then learned only two DAYS out
from Sorsogan tho Doatswain led the crew
In u mutiny, which resulted in the killing
of Captain Acosta, Mrs. Acosta and the
vessel mate
The three were killed with knives, with.
out warning. The boatswain started the
mutiny to enable him to pay grudgs
against the mate, who had iil-used him,
HThs crew finally ran the vessel into the
mouth of Lucol River in Mindoro.
Several days later two native women,
who had acted as servants for Mrs. Acusta
told the native authorities of the tragedy,
Then The entire crew Mas arrested,
The boatswain and his chief accomplices
were beheaded.
The rest Of the crcw-seveE PERSONS
were imprisoned for from ten to twenty
years each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
RENDERED A SERENADE.

DR. and Mrs. Theodore Becker, of Fifth
and poplar slrauts rendered II sereuado
last evening The serenaders had the fa-
milar "base'' fiddle, any amount OF bells
and horns with which to make noise. 1t
was genuine calathumpian band. DR..
and Mrs. Becker entertained the scrona-
ders
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Charles isarsny, the child who was
injured by teing struck By n car yesterday
afternoon. is reported to be some what bet.
ter by tho attending physician Dr. J.
Harvey Spruancc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Last August Johnson former fendens
Of Sweden received his naturalization
papers this morning At the Court Aouss
and was made an American citiSon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Maggie Morris aged II years. has been
commit tod to ths Girls lndu trial School.
She was arrested yesterday uDon the CON-
plain; OF hur fntiisr AS being inc0rfigible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS:

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS:
Our Regal Blend Coffee is
strong rich and delicious, 26c Ct M
per pound, 4 pounds. ..... .pi'VV
Lobster CatletI from the
best and cleane,t cannorv, inI7c
half pound cans. NV
Excelsior Columbia river
salmon, the daintiest from 1c con
this salmon district. ....... lOS Vail
Hanscom's Pure Grape juice
unfermentcd, delicious and TO- hc Bot.
freshing. w tie
lIanscoms Pure Cream Tar.
tar Baking Powder. Very pure e.
half-pound can. ...........iO wv
Hanscom's Home Made pure
Egg Noodles, hslf-pound2c
package. ............ W.
Hanscom's Shredded Cocoa
nut. delicious does not get0c
rancid. !. b package W.
Vanilla Waters, with brown
edge: nice for tho little bite I(lc III
between meals. ...,........... wv iO'
Demonstration this week.
Try u sample Of the new cereal C nL
Malt Breakfast Food, Tho NV PM
newest and incest. ..........
HANSCOMS
Seventh and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
M'UOyern And MCIosk,

Philadelphia, May. al.-Aftcr ~.-: ing \
crowd OF neatly 1000 people waiting Tor
one hour while they mads terms with tho
management of the Penn Art Athletic
Cub Terry McGovern, the champion
featherweight Of tho world, and Elwood
McCloskey, ofthis city, put up SIX unds
hero for some time
McGovern had all the better OF tho fight
and was tho asgressor throughout. tie
punished severely the local man. who
proved himself o game fighter. Mccoy.
ern applied himself evidently to trying to
take from McCioskey the distinction Of
having never been knocked out In bats
tie, but tho local man refused to DO pus
out, In the third round the champion
scored knookdown.
Daniel Dougherty and. "Stexo" FIana.
gan put up six game rounds, in which
they quit with h0nors even III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Wnrkmsn are laying q bed Of = one on
khe Brandywins Park Drive bot wsen Mar
ket Street bridge and West strc't after
which tho drive viii bo ma1,damizad.
When this work 10 iinisbch Il VIII add
greatly TO the Loalitv OF ,hJ drive
Tho maria - II Nr lirry = G.ryar
10 Miss Anni. taugh, ni Nm AtAhtl"r,
R' AMI ~ hiug'nH @io'ta wlI. lnan
HIdco u'i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22

Branch 81, Ladies Catholic Beusv olsnt
Association will holi special meeting to
night at their roomes to take action on
the death Of their Spiritual adviser. Rev.
NJ. X. Fallon. A full attendance Is re-
quested. by order Of President,
MRS, NJ. A, B0LEN.
rN pEYNoI ms Racorder 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-22
GROCERIES,.

The running gears Of yourhouse-
hold by using good groceries and
be sure to get them at Hanscom's.
Our aim is to sell the best cheaper
than any house in town.