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Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
lRlISllIL
Speedy Peace i nov d.
paired Of
BoERs ESCAPE
Through Excellent Natural l1-
vautages-R -RanaiaE Fight
Explosion in Prsseria
1IasasIiisssl. i

LosDoa. Apsil 35-TAs Was 80 -
reostssd the follosisa ssam. Lasa n
ossss: "Blosmfeetsls. April 4e-!T !TAsed
10 good nsws fssm DaAsa4 Fossil - q
Aprii 10. MeLaRsn Ii ssw maeA he1Aee.
Ali the voaodsd are 1aias ssil, n
Besss esptursd sssssal tnaltvs aNsasn
who wsss tryiaa 70 sssaps fssa l1ass-
kisg bus these Esas sssss1 h6dh aeess
being stripped ssd si4absksd..s 1aa
LcsDos. April % An iasssass d
seuth Afriaa 10 aov sastsssd d sheYaa-
aias nshs In progress bsspesa -
bssshsrs from she soaskssa post = -
Orange Free State and 0sasfal Rssaskts
horssusn snd Che infaatsy e 0saessls
Pols-Oasss. Ohsfmsias sd Raa1le.
Bns che British hops 'os soa6laaiso ~
suls 10 si,li fsias q pesssss. Ths 49,
ere ssespiss unhnfs hssiaa asssnel6sA
I'd m immsnse anesss os dsmaas. IAag
csaag 70 tAsir positions g lssa a % -
safe to DO % and hsvs siipped ~ n AslA
the Uexs sommaadia9 eaaee ehsonGAa D
bsoksn seuntsy admisabsy sdspes1 -
rear guard dsesnse. q
PaEroRrA April 20 La.ss passiss.
lass from JshannssbaFg q sAs saDist-
sion In the Dagazins sonsainina smske-
less DOwdss On tbs opposite sias q ~
street fTou the Bisbas Wosss nse6 ~
shs sovernmsns % - sssssaI asy No.
thirteen Of che eosspants u -. iaalns
bailding were blown 10 pianss and Aflrs
were injured. y =
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
August Flewer,

''Is 10 Q surprising faes," says Pref
Houton. "shat In my travels 10 all paris
Of the world. Tor the isss ten yeass. ]
have met more people hAvisg used
Grssn's August Flower than any oshss
remedy. for dyspepeis. dsranged livsr
sad stomach. aod tor constipation. l
flnd for tourists salssmss, OF foe par
cons filing ofios positions. shore head
aches end general bad fsslisgs from ir-
regular habits exist. thas 0reers August
Flower 10 y grand remedy. II docs not
injure she system BY freQuens use, and
10 sxosllsas Cor sour stomschs aad indi-
9ession." Sample bottles fses OF F.
Flelshman.
Sold by dealers in ell sIsilissd eoua.
sgiee.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Try Aliens Feet. Ease.

A powder toabs shskoH INTO the shoes,
YouE feet feel swollen, nsFvous and hot
And get tired easlly. Nyou have smast
lag feet or tight ahoss, tsy Ailsa's Fooe
Ease. II oools the feet and makes walk
lne sasy. Cures swollen. sveasisg fset
ingrowiDg nails. bliatsss and ealioua
sposs. Rslisvss oorns and bunieas os oil
psio sad gives rest and comfort Try u
today. Bold by all drossises aad shoe
stores for $50. Trial package FREE
Address, Allen 8. OlmstSsd, Las Roy,
NY, sr.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
THREE GRAVE
LABOR TROUBLES

DErAoiT. Mich, Apsil 28-ons bun
drsd and Assy job prsssmen feeders and
assistants. msnbers of . newly eeganissd
union hsanch went ous on strike eodsy
Ii, an sadeavoe 10 nnionizs oil the prinG
ing sstablishments In Detroit.
CHIoAeo. April 26-Ths astasks ol
strikers in she buildiag ssadss labor wau
upon nos-usioa wosknsu we're eonsi.
nusd today, the mob sssailisg swo team.
stsrs and % sgad carpenter bsins badly
bsassn BY sris Of strike synpathis sss.
BuRrALo. n. 7. April 26-Twsnsy. swo
haudreA smploses Of she N. Z. Osnsral
rsilroad shops ssd yards went on
sseiae shiA msssing. An isosaass Of
wages asa ssinssstsmsss ofmsn alleged
% havs besa usiassls discharged 10 de-
meRded by the men.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Notice.

-, Notice. -t
Beginning May 1ss loo will be sold for
cash, or 40 per arrangement made there
for OF the following prices, viz:
Saloons, butcher shops and ice cream
parlors at 800 per 10O los; hotels, res
eauranta, stores and private residences
in quantity OF Is lbs and upwards 40,
delivery OF less amount 10 per 10. d
0Go. II. R1CHEr,
ADOLF BAIL.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
REPUBLICANS
Hold Their County Conven-
tion Today
PERFECT HARMONY
Prevailed in the Meeting-Eu-
dOrssd hoKinley-Instruct-
ed for Charles B. Drake
Organization.
PERFECT HARMONY

| xAs RSpnb!scan convemtioa fOx Pins
eounsy vas held today at II a. N 10 ths
lodse room OF the A. o. U. W. buisdina
shis oisy whsse thirteen psssy reprsssn
sasivss 10 the Tucsoa coavent,on wsre
ssisossd. Absolute harmony prevailed,
sners being no hitch 10 any OF the pso.
essd'oas, nor sAy debssss upon the 70.
solutions.
The convention expressed iss endorse
ment ut the great aud admirable admi.
nissration OF President Mckinley by Q
formal @otion placsd and carried, snd
oy sppolntlDg committee to draw up
such . resolution Very neatly the foil
numbeE entitled 70 sis 10 tho oonvsnsisn
vas ths.s. bat seven peoxiss bsing prs
sensed. as follows: by J. II. Ofmsby.
proxies OF Ohas. BAylss, d. Gil, and ii.
u. P.iling; By Geo. ohriss Jr., prsxy Of
W. l. Perry; By r. 7. Miller. proxy Il
W. 9. ssurses; BY L, B. Hayes. proxy OF
}. III. Berger; by r. A. johnson. proxy
OF ID. KioG.
Immediately upon the couvsnsion
beisg called 10 order o temporary or
gaDisaiion was Affected. with Ghe eollow.
iDg officers:
OhsiFman. r. A. JohnsoA.
Secretary. Osis Hale.
O. mmittss on crsdeutials: ]. d.
Osmsby, OhaismsS; II. B. Teansy and
Ed Drew.
Committee on o.ga0izstsoa: Phil
Hughes. chair@ss; Geo. p. BcholeGsId
and J. x. COrbets. After the report Of
the committee o. ersdsatials vas heard
ID was @ovsd. carried and ordered that
the temporary efEissrs OF the orean,sa-
sion b declared iss pssmassas oses.
AZ this juaesufs two motions were pus
oy:sJ. NJ. Osmsby that thsdelssssss select
ID By tAis Convention be Instructed TO do
'vssyshing Within thar powas 10 secure
he eleotson al Phoenix Of Mr.. Charles
Draks os Tacs,a. "a Q dsleesse 70 shs
National Republican CoevsnsioD; and
hat the delegates bs Instructed neither
10 indorse or oondsmn. Also that oniy
members OF the dslsGstion duty elected |
Il this meeting Be entitled 70 bold Pro-
Iiss % she Phoeatx convsasion. Beth
notions we're carried without disssns.
The oonvsntion thso prosssdsd 10
'lsos in nominasioa hsfsilowine namss:
}. y. sohuUachsF, H. b. 0rifith. O. r
Drake. O. 7. Cosnsli Geo. Christ, Ja. j.
(. Osrbees, K. Hart, w. r. Cooper, 81.
ials. A. Doaau. NJ p. freeman. l.. 3.
Hayes. Judge Wight. e. O. stsssson. j
\. Black. Geo. Pusoh. Geo. Seholstisid.
!. A. Zsbsbkie. William Reid snd w. ].
fitzpatrick. |
Upon second sesdlps Of the nsmineas
,ames ballotin9 began, resulting la shs
lection OF the following thirteen sepnb-
iears: Geo. Christ. Jr.. William Reid,
leo. ScholsR+ld. q. r. SchumAchsR, A |
)onsu. Fl H. 0ridith. O. r. Dsake. j.
(. Oorbest. W. r. Cooper. X. Hart, Il.
Isje. O. r. Ooaneii and n. p. Frssmaa.
After the eIsesioa J. n. Omsby pus
be motion above spoksa ee iadorsiss The
'dmiuissrssion OF President Mo Ksaisy.
rhs following eenaistsS. Of three vss
ppointsd by the ohairman 90 dsausht
uch rssolusaons: Osmsby. Drake asa
rsnney. |
Tue committee leavss sos PhoeniK Sna-
Icy evening. ...-. -.,-~..s
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Danger el Oeean Wrecks,

W1@BeE os Ve@@a WFOckgs
II is stated that the Atlsntie ecssn
costsips many wseeksd vessels whaak
drift hithsr and thishss ssd - ahsir po-
sitions cAsnss with ths wiads snd sidss,
thsy ars eanssass msaacs 10 oesas
sssfic. Because or the great expspss
they are not Destroyed uaiii thsy hsss
infiiosed sssual danaee. How like shia
70 the aetios Of many persona, sho wait
until they ere I'll before trsassse such
dsugerous symptoms as iealgseaion, dye
pspsia, ooastipssioD, lisss OF kidnsy
troubles. Don't allow them 70 msnsce
yoar hsaith. Hossessss'a Seowaoh Bsa-
tsss will clear the system Of oil impasi-
ties, making The blood rich aad TIM
nerves strong. ID cures aii ssomssh dis-
orders. and 10 an usequalisd epring med.
ieiss. Zee shat o Private Reveane STAMP
covers the nsek Of the h,akia.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
EaaAsa'a Awfna .Raaa1hs.

=. II. HJasias. EAises Ganssas fIDla.t
News. was sfaieta6 fsr ysass wi&h Piss
baas 20 dossoe o. ss.sAy Aaiss1 80 =
fsisd Baakisas Asaiaa tsasx - 1sllo6
tgs bszss vho,ly snssd ~. IN r.
ssteee File surs - sastk anA -e1hlan4
saays IN Ahs weslA. Oasss 9aasu1s -
Only rs ssnes. Said ~ Gee. 1Gae1Ilss
OxvaRiee. ss,
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

II troubled by o weak digestion, loss
Of appetite, or constipation, try tsw
doess OF ChambsRlain's Stomach aDd
Liver Tabless. Every box warranted.
For sale by Geo. Martin, druggist.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Canadian Fire.

MONTREAL April ga spsoiai from
osssRs says terrible dee has broken
cot in Hall. Qasbec. across ths rive,
from Ottasa. The Hse stafted In Amill
sad the famss blew scsosa tbs Ostawa
River and VicsosiA 4 Burrough's wbsse
csasht nfs. Ia Hull . haadrsd hsgass
ace already burned aad mose ass bdrp :
lag.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Another Mason Reselutlon.

= @ESS"VsHsAVNsl
WAsHIzGroN. April 26-Benasos Ma
son today introduced joins resolution
in the ssDsss. requesting che psssidsn.
to withdrew the Unissd States % oops
ffom Cuba 90 40 TO surn She government
Of shas isiaud ovss 10 she Oabans by she
4kh OF July,
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Furnished Rssuais Il iysaslsd Z 3;

0sasIsmau and zesaes vsas 4 "
furnished sooms with eoassaisasss 41ses
houssksepin6 fas ths nnmMss. nAa6v
yasd desired. Asdssss IA. u, uefs
OExsxRx odaee. ~
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Visited BIZ Rnrxiars,

couLTzsslILE, Iils., Apr. a. Bur
glass bisw open tbs yasles se the Bank
OF Coaitsrsilis VI h dyasmi.s early this
mornsng and sseussd nsariy S5, COO in
currency and escaped.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Male Help Wanaed.

MEN wANTED-ro LRAkN aARnkR
trade. Only eight weeAEs sequas<ds ApaklEl
fndneEments this seAson; illustrated caaAf0rnas q
map 81 city and souvenir natse6 Efee. N6{SxS
Barber College. San Traucisco, Calf. 81 4 4
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Closed for Repairs.

CoLuMsUs, O. April % The plsas Of
shs Nssieaal Steel Company has been
Clossd under osdera irom the general
sfsce the rsasoa bsiss to make sxtsas.ss
repairs. Bsswssn 800 ana 400 mcu ure
thrown cut Of work.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Msna3ml @ark@A.

Nav YoRx, April 36. .eee.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17
NOTICE OF SALE.

WHEREAS, by a decree of the United States District Court in and for the District of Alaska, rendered on the 14th day of Decem- Der, 1899, in the case of J. P. COrbuS YS. Charles 4. Phelps and others. l, Thomas R. Lyons, was appointed Special Master in Chan cery to sell the hereinafter described prem iseS after giving four weeks notice of said sale in the Douglas Island News;
 Now therefore, by virtue of the authority vested in me by said decree and pursuant to the terms thereof, I, the said Thomas R.. Lyons, Special Master in Chancery as afore- said, will, on the premises sell at public auc- tion to the highest and best bidder for cash, between the hours of 10 A. M. and l2 M., on Thursday, the 18th day of January, 1900, the following described property, to wit, situate and being in the District of Alaska, on Doug las Island, and particularly bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point from which post No. 1 U. $, Survey No. 104 B bears south $50, east no feet; thence south 27o, east 52 feet; thence south 6So , to place of beginning, beieg portion of the Golden Chariot mill site, together with all buildings, improvements and betterments thereon.
 Said sale will be of all the right, title and i'm terest of the defendant Charles A.. Phelps, NJ. officers and priyateS of Company C, Alaska National Guard, in and to the said property; and said property will be sold as an entirety, and not in separate parcels.
 copy of said decree may be seen by in tending purchasers at my office, or at the office of Malony & Cobb, solicitors for plain tiff.
 Dated December 18th, 1899.
 THOMAS E. LYONS,
 Special Master in Chancery. First Publication December 27, 1899.
 Last Publication January lI, I9OO.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17

We understand that ex-editor Bed, doe is writing, or has already written, a book, the principle object of which is to attack Dr. Sheldon Jackson and Gov. Brady. We hope we have been misinformed upon this matter. Mir. Beddoe cannot build himself up by trying to pull down others, and if he attempts it he will make serious mis- take If Mr. Beddoe is seeking for pr. Jackson's position or even desires to occupy the Governors chair, he will find many friends to support him in a fair contest, but to attack these gentle men simply because he would like to have their position IS the cheapest and poorest kind of politics. The News has always been friendly to MT. Beddoe, and perhaps more so since his retire ment from the Miner, and as a friend we hope he will not make this contem- plated mistake.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17

A. $. KERRY, J. w. KERRY, NJ. ". MILLS and NJ. c. HOWELL, doing business as the Alaska Lumber Company, a co-partner- ship, Plaintiffs,
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17
Seattle ln It.

The last issue of the Seattle Repub- Iican comes tOus loaded with political gossip. Editor Caton keeps well post ed on those matters and writes very entertainingly. Seattle has lots of pol itics, but she is not as powerful as sh e used to be. Fractional quarrels are grad ually robbing her of the force she ought to wield. She certainly has fine lot of men for leaders and workers.
 They are found in all of the parties o,and as Seattle goes,so should gothe state, but unless the leaders quit quar- reIing among themselves it will soon be, "as Tacoma goes, so goes the state"
 Tacoma now has the senator and the western representation, and while Messrs. Foster and Cushman are far above fighting Seattle or any other town, still the fact remains that it is a power in favor of any city to have two officers.
 The Republican names number of good men for Mayor of Seattle. We understand that Judge Humes is a can- didate for the Judgeship in Southern Alaska, and he will probably be select ed. A number of attorneys have rec commended him-in fact, heis the choice of the Alaska lawyers, and such being the case he will probably not be can didate for reelection.
 Mai. W. V. Rinehart is mentioned as a candidate for mayor. There is really only one objection against him. He is too good a man and the sleek and willy politicians generally steer clear from such men as the Maj. But if the people of that fair city want a good, honest, clean, enterprising, rushing, wide-a-wake and up-to-date administra- tion, they can have all of it by electing Maj Rinehart mayor of Seattle at the next election.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17
The Matter Settled.

Some of the papers are still discuss ing as to when the twentieth century begins. We'll, we are now going to set tie this question. The twentieth cen tury commences 100 years from Janu- ary l, 1901. The first year of the cen tury terminates at the end of the first year, or Jan. 1, 1902. You can't get a century out of 99 years and that is all you have from 1901 tothe end of 1899. If this explanation is still unsatisfac- tory, take a pencil and put down a mark for every year from 1901 to 1899 inclusive and see if you have go or 100 marks. You get your first mark at the expiration of the year 1900, or Jan. 1, 1901, and so on.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17

SUMMONS.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17

After so long time, we have received a copy of the New Years edition of the Daily Alaskan published at Skagway.
 It is a sixteen page paper and editor tally and mechanically a perfect gem.
 This paper booms Skagway in partic- ular and Alaska in general and in such an able manner that great results must follow. Skagway ought to feel proud of the Daily Alaskan-from the indicated patronage we should say she does.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17
Rogers, BrigadIer.

Gen. Rogers brigadier general was acquitted of the charge ofarson in east ern Washington. The general" waived a preliminary examination and at the trial overwhelmed the prosecution with nineteen alibi witnesses from Seattle,
 What part of the City these witnesses came from we are not informed, but usually, they are a pictures que and in teresting lot.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS.

In the United States Commissioners Court for the District of Alaska, at Wrangel, sit ting in Probate. In the matter of the estate
 of Duncan McKinnon, deceased. ) The undersigned having on the 9th day of January, 1900, been appointed by Hon. Fred Page-TuStiIl, Judge of the above entitled court, administrators of the estate of Dun can MclIinnou. deceased, Notice is hereby given. to all persons hay ing claims against said estate, to present the same with vouchers duly verified to the un- derSgned administrators at Wrangel, Alas ka, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice.
 EUGENE HAw,
 WILLIAM D. GRANT,
 Administrators with will annexed
 of the estate of Duncan McKinnon,
 deceased. Date of first publication Jan. 10, 19OO Date of last publication Feb. :, 1900.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17

There is no word in the Indian Ian guage that expresses the English word goodbye. When the natives visit each other and get ready to leave they just getup and dust and that is all there is to it.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17

The eSeattle Mining Reco I'd of the 4th inst. entered upon its second year. The
 Record has been one of our most val ued exchanges and we predict it pros porous future. Seattle has been in need of good mining journal and that want is being supplied by editor Angel.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17

The Chieftain, published at Lacross Kansas quotes the market price of tur- keys at six and chickens four cents per pound. Alaskans pay twenty five cents per pound straight.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17

This space is reserved for A. McQuirk & Co.,, the Cigar Manufacturers and Dealers of Juneau. Their place of busi- ness is next to the postoffice. They will say something next
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT
 ED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF

A ED ' STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA.
 A. s. KERRY, J. w. KERRY, M. W. MILLS and NJ. C. HOWELL, doing business as the Alaska Lumber Company, q cO-partner- ship, Plaintiffs, ,,,,,,,,,,,-r, c. N. BOYES,.
 Defendant. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To c. N. BoyeS, the above named defendant; GREETING = ' Ou are hereby commanded to be and appear in the above entitled Court, holden at Juneau, in said District, and an swer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action within twenty days from the date of the service of this summons upon you, and if you fail so to appear and take Judgment against you for tho sum or S97049 balance due for lumber and building materials furnished you by the plaintiffs at Douglas, Alaska, between July End, lSg9 and October the 20th, 1899 and for costs of suit. And this is to command you, the Marshal of said District or your deputy, to make due service and return of this summons. Hereof fail not.
 Date of order of publication of summons December 7th, 1899.
 WITNESSES the Honorable c. S. John son, Judge of said District Court and the seal of said Court affixed at Juneau, in said Dis trict, this 18th day of November, A. D. 1899.
 ALBERT D. ELLIOT.
 Clerk. J.R. Winn, Attorney for Plaintiff. Post Office address Juneau, Alaska. Date of first publication Dec. 20, 1899. Date of last publication Jan. 24, l9OO.
Douglas Island news., 1900-01-17
NOTICE.


 IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION ! FRS COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA, AT JUNEAU.
 (In Probate.) In the matter of the estate NOTICE 0E ,,,
 of 7 SETTLEMENT Severt Anderson, deceased. OF FINAL
 ACCOUNT. Notice is hereby given that P. H. Fox, ad- miniStrator of the estate of Severt Ander- son, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in said court his f. nal account of his administration of said estate, and that Thursday, the first day of February, 1900, at ten o'clock A. M., at the court room of said court, in the city of Ju- neau, District of Alaska, has been duly ap- pointed by the said court for the settlement of said final account, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file exceptions in writing to said account, and contest the same.
 NORMAN E. MALCOLM,
 Probate Judge. Dated this Sth day of January, 1900. Date of first publication Jan. 10, 1900. Date of last publication Jan. Sl, 1900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-30
Delaware Audubon Society.

Tie Delaware Audubon Society
being organized, the Secretary is
pleased to report that the member
ship list already contains more
than $50 names.
A list containing the names Of
Dclawareans who are members of
the Pennsylvania Society has been
sent MIR. lilies by Mrs. Robins,
supposng that they would wish to
be transferred to the Society of this
State. Anyone wishing to become
member Of the Delaware Society
has but to send her name and adj
dress to Mrs, VIM. S. Hiles, cor
ner Maple and Clayton Street,
Wilmington, Del. No regular as
scssmcnt is made to members, the
expenses of the Society being met
by voluntary contributions, which
should be sent to Mrs. lob II. jack
son, Treasurer. 1IoI Washington
Street, Wilmington, Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-30

Harrison Brothers big spectacu
lar production Of the New and An
Gent South, which opens for three
days engagement on the lot al
Third and French streets, or
Thursday afternoon, is one of the
most elaborate shows that has ever
appeared under canvas. The Har.
rison Brothers have spared no ex.
pense in fitting out this monster ag.
gregation and it is positively the
only one Of its kind on the road.
The costumes worn by the perfor-
mers are the handsomest ever seen
on colored person in this city and
some of them we're made by the ia
nous Worth of Paris, and were
purchased at great cost. The
company includes some Of the finest
colored talent in the world and
among them will be found some of
tine most famous buck and wing
dancers, whose names are known
all over the United States.
The performance will be strictly
moral and refined and one of the
choicest programs will be rendered.
There will be Is buck and wing
dancers, twenty comedians who will
make you laugh until your lungs
are sore, an Afro-Octoroon Sextette,
graduates from the Louisiana Com
servatory Of Music, and reputed to
be the sweetest singers OF the col
ored race. The New and Ancient
South presents the pasttimes of
amusement of the colored race from
the olden days to the present hour.
The company will give grand
parade on Thursday when one of the
finest aggregation of colored people
appear in gorgeous costumes. The
company carries large stage
fitted with fine scenery and have
tent that will seat 200O people. The
tent is water proof and there will
be a show every afternoon and
evening, even if the weather be
stormy. Price Of admission will be
Is cents. with reserved seats at IS
cents. There will be free concert
every evening before the perform
ance. This kind of show under
canvas is new departure in the
business and will appc ar here OH
Thursday afternoon for the first
performance of the season. The
company will travel in their own
car which has been fitted up by
the jackson and Sharp Company.
Rcnnet Tablets for making lunhe5 AMI
uetnras. W, g. Taylor. 80! King sEres5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-30


elo' nePo'y 'uuse ~ ~ .och-
ram u, III inc city court this morn
ny marry M'ller, colored, was
el'rHeu win assault ana battery
vi iolc''.e oaklev' Inc testl-
rnoay was tnat lie came INTO Stall
luio elsa store at front and
nialAet stteets on FRIDAY alter
noon WINE mere ne made an III
so'''hs proposition to her. Then
nc up Plehea her oaby and ran out.
n'ass'c swansea Testified that he
lnsu'teu her ana grabbed her
AROUND me waist On Saturday he
!ooA holo her again while she was
III restaurant OH Front street
near N'aIket street. She denied
'i'"t she nad occn IN the habit OF
paving win MN. For the defense
oa'1es l. o@el was called and testi-
lea mat ne knew nothing OF the az
la'I IN MS restaurant Miller