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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-05
April s. 1900. 1850 a. M; rise 81.

4 merchant remarked to the editor
the other day, "Ii was running a
newspaper in Dalton now, I'd turn It
loose for Blank, and Blank and Blank
and I'd whoop things up for them
from now TIL May l6." "Well," re-
Piled the editor, suppose you turn
your store over to them for the same
length of time. Let everybody come
in and get what they want and make
no charge ssus-Spu, are
Blank and Blan
lows are skunks
would last
Rome the metropolis Of nOrthV
Georgia. now boasts four daily ne
papsrs. how long the quartstte win
remain aYbroken isKa question that
only tins can answer; and the prOba-
biIltiss are that time viii flie its an
swsr at an early date Rome ia hust-
ling, healthy, growing city, but it will
support no more than two good daily
newspapers. Even Atlanta, savan'
nah and Augusta, the three largest
Georgia cities, find that they can get
along very comfortably with two good
dailies each, though, st one time OF
another, all Of these cities have tried
the three-psper or fOur-paper schedule
Rome may, as we just remarked, main
tain two Creditable daily papers
though it is likely that her people
would be better pleased and their in
tsrests more truly subserved BY one
energetic, up-to-dats and properly
maintained daily than by two that
shared the public patronage. II At
lanta and Savannah are two-paper
cities, Rome certainly Belongs In the
One-pAper class .--Albkny Herald.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-05
william shadnan Was : Winner.

william Sandman was one Of the
winners in the prize composition that
have been selected BY the American
Book Company to send to the parls
Exposition.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-05

HIGH WATER ON BRUNSWICK BAR
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-05

Ladies oxfOrcs at The Palmer Shoe
Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-05
Ne Brunswick Times.
EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY

The Morning Times will Be Delivered By
arrier or mail, per year. IS 90; por week 10
oents. Correspondence on live subjects
solicited. Real name Of writer should ac-
company same. Subscriptions payable In
advance. Failure to receive paper should DO
reported to the business ofica. Address al
communications to Tn Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

The Adastaka Tribe of Red Men
of Newport, Del, attended church
in body last Sunday morning.
In the evening Il Frances Willard
Memorial service was held.
Miss Rcba Brown, who has been
spending alc" days with her friend,
Miss Matthias at Grccnback, has
returned to her home in Whining
ton.
Miss Frances Thomas visited
Philadelphia this week.
The Misses Addic and Lille Will
liams entertained few of their
friends on last Saturday evening in
honor OF their guests, Misses Ella
and Laura Ruth oiYorklyn. Among
them were Miss Rcba Brown OF
Wilmington, Miss Frances Thomas.
Miss Rae Matthias and MISS Bessie
Clark. Messrs. Edward +. Mullin
and Joseph Harris of Wilmington,
Lewis Guest, William Matthias,
and X. H. Campbell.
The Mite Society Of the NJ. E.
Church held its regular monthly
at the home of Mr.. A. J.
Oil Monday evening, and
decided to hold 4 festival and b
social in the X. Of p. Hall on Sat
urday evening. March 18th, to
which all arc invited. Proceeds
Tor the benefit OF the stewards fund.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

William / Faulkner nr No IN
Queen street, Snuth. WILMINGTON
"a received an intcrr.t;nn iettnr
from hi, son charles WHO ;s nn,,.
fpbtinp with the twenty c;rhtb
Feuimcnt Voluntrers;n thc STrr;.
can army in thr phi;;nn;na lsI,nIs
Tha ,ntiar is d,tnd I,nv,rr ~,
He saws tbo, several dlSS Lornr.
fine r,1inrnt Of which he : , nart
rrroyrd = body nj lIiI;n;,n. l. HIM..
MI, ~ thcm and voundir...o,.,,,,'s
The american REGIMENT Lest NM
+hre.. man rh,,ll,, In,., ~ ,,,,I.s
mention If thc .rnrc nj ,ho Gmbt
All .,ys tne Nn,nr;'.a, "''
w., 1nn,n n,,,n,,;nr ,,,'I " ,aG'.o >
5,a4 fred 1,ron h, th, L;i;,;,,as
c,,n, nr v,hni, w,,3,,n,roo.. .,Tho',
weld Stand anLrTit re IL. ,,an =
say, Charlie. ..,mi aftrr ihcr ;mr,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
Sale OF Farm Stock,

The sale of stock OF Mrs. Bullen
on the Common S farm, New Castle
Hundred, took place this afternoon.
The sale OF cows on the farm of
James DIlworth, near Centrevile,
will take place tomorrow afternoon
as does also the sale of w. e.. Bet
ty, Brandywlnc Hundred, and that
OF Robert J. Morrison, near New
ark. Attention of the farmers is
called to all these sales, as there
will be large variety OF property
sold. Mr.. Morrison is widely known
lor raising famous trotters and as
he is now going ont of the business,
good bargains may be secured.
See advertisement in another col
unn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
NO MILEAGE FOR
LEGISLATORS.
Delaware Law Would Not
:, Justify a Favorable
Verdict.

/ The suit of former Representa-
tive Robert Burns and others,
against the State of Delaware, to
recover $4,000 in mileage, alleged to
be due them as members of the
Legislature, was withdrawn in the
Superior Court this morning and
the attendant rule and petitions fl
nally discharged. Walter II.
Hayes and Philip 9. Churchman,
Represented the plaintiff. and VIM.
4 III Head the defendant. The ac-
ton oil counsel for the plaintiff is
accounted for by the fact that no
where in Delawar law could there
be found decisions fayorlng re-
coyery of mileage when State law
does not provide for the same.
Moreover the records of the consti-
tutional convention, which body
made no provision in the constitu-
ton tor the payment OF mileage to
members OF the State Legislature,
show clearly that it was the opinion
oil the members that the omission Of
the mileage clause as it refers TO the
State lawmakers was intentional.
In the case stated entitled use of
Smith vs.. William Simmons, late
sheriff, raising the question OF the
proper distribution OF the proceeds
ot a sale among sundry creditors,
the court gave judgment for the
plaintiff.
lii the case Of White Bros. VS..
Joseph Bellah, the application OF
the defendant for extension OF time
In which to file an appearance was
dismissed.
Horace G.. Knowles for the plain
till in the suit OF Baird 4 Company
VS.. Harper Il Company was permit
ted to amend the title OF the suit
j The motion to quash the writ in
the case OF Wilson VS.. FurIcs adj
mlnIstrator was discharged.
Argument in the case of the Road
Commissioners OF New Castle Hun
dred vs.. Mayor and Council OF New
Castle was the last matter heard
by the court Then final ad ourn-
nent Of the February term vas
mad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

Columbus Ohio. March li.-Thc Clark
Local Onlion bill was defeated In the Sen.
alto to-day by u vote of II to IL The bill
provided for ward and city local option
Cleveland. March H. The council of di.
reCtors of tho International Board of Wo-
mems and Young Women's Christian As
stella ions began three days session here
this morning,
Kalamazoo, Mich. March ll-Mrs Lu-
cinda II stone. widely known as tho
mother Of women's clubs' ana writer
and educator OF noto, died to-day at the
age Of Sc
Nashville. Tenn. March A. Fire at Mt
Pleasant to-day destroyed eight Of the
principal business houses cutailing loss
OF $50 600. Several peisOns had narrow
escapes from death
Philadelphia, March 1i-Michael J.
Cassidy, warden Of the Eastern IcniteEt-
hry Of Pennsylvania and one of he best
known prison officials In the country diou
horc To-day, aged : years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.

Mrs. Hannah Prince wife of j. NJ. c.
Prince was surprised by her Sunday
school class OF Bethel NJ. Il. Church at
tho beautiful home Cherry Ridge Farm
Mt Carpenters Station, Dol, on Monday
evening. in honor Of her 59' II birthday.
Tho ladies took possession of her homo
for tho time being. AT solicitation. VIM.
A. Tailcy in behalf Of tho class presented
Mrs. Prince with beautiful Jardiniero
which WAS accepted with an appropriate
speech After spending an hour or moro
in pleasant conversation, interspcrscd
with music. The class was Invited to tho
dining room to partnke Of tho well pre-
pared Refreshments OF cakes, oranges, ba-
nanaas, apples etc. Those present were
as follow Mrs. Wesley Bocson, Mrs
Thos. S. r'allcy. Mrs. Wm. G. Clark, Mrs.
BENZ Mills, Mrs, eli b. Tullcy. Mrs.
Lewis f. ralloy, Mrs. Lizzie J. Bird, Mrs.
Frank Icbl"y, Mrs. Thos W. Zobley, Mis-,
jennie Talloy, Miss Hannah L. Baldwin,
Messrs. Henry {. Talloy and wife, John
w, Oskins aud wife. Willard L. Gaibrea,h
and wife, LOWS p. Tailey and wife, VIM.
A. Taley.
After having spent very pleasant af-
tcrnuon they returned to their home, we'll
pleased with their visit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
ARTISTS WIFE
SHOT DOWN.
By the Doctor Who Took
Her to the Chicago Hos
pital For Treatment.

| Chicago, March IA woman
who was taken late last night to
the county hospital wounded in
the right lung, and who refused to
say anything except that she was
Mrs. Brown, ofoo4 North Holman
Avenue, told the police to-day that
she was Mrs. Bertha Richter. She
said she had been shot by DR..
Ostrowsk. Of 27o South lIalstead
Street, who accompanied her to
the hospital, but she refused to tell
any OF the details.
Last night Dir. Ostrowski took
the woman to the hospital in a
carriage. He said she had called
at his office and had complained of
feeling faint. On examination of
he found her right long had been
pierced by bullet, and On the
way to the hospital she became
unconscious.
Or. Ostrowsl;i WAS arrested later
at his home, lie at first denied
having shot the woman, but later
admitted it. claiming that it was an
accident. He was taken to the
hospital and Mrs. Richter was
asked if he was the man who shot
her, SbuF she refused to say word.
The condition OF Mrs. Richter is
critical. She is the wife of Paul
Richter, an artist living in Chicago.
She has not been living with her
husband.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
THE PUERTO
RICAN BILL.
Congress Hears Debate on
the Measure. Geld
Bill a Law.

Washington, March 1l,-ThIs Is the re.
suit of today's Republican Senatorial eau
Gus:
10 pass tho House bill approprlatinp
&, 900. 600 for the immediate relief OF tho
Puerto Ricans; allow debate upon the
Civil Government and Tariff bill to pro-
coed for IN indefinite period, with the
Wow of determining wheeler the political
out burst against tho tariff proposition
will Increase or die away.
Senator Elkins said that he favored
leaving not only tho question OF reveB hes,
but thu govern ment Of the island as veil,
to the President.
1--WE will know a lot more about this
whole question in year or two years Than
we know now. no said and tho islands
will be as we'll taken care OF during that
time as hoy would DO under any legisla-
ton we may pass
Senator Plat, OF Connecticut, who was
not hoard yesterday, expressed himself AS
firmly convinced that the policy of pro-
tcCtive tariff In the interest Of the indus.
tries Of tho United States should be sus-
tanned in whatever was done
Senator Hoar talked at considerable
length about tho legal phase of the ques.
ton, expressing tho opinion that the Sem
atc could not act with too groa dclibera-
ton IN considering SO momentous II sub
jGct.
Senator Warren agreed with Mr.. Hoar
upon this latter point, He had, ho said,
been favorable to alb solute free trade be.
tween Puerto Rico and thu United states
proper, but he had li,tpned with interest
ana profit to the ngruments on the other
side, and he did not believe that the sub
joct had been exhausted by any means.
Many other speeches were made III the
came line, notably by Senators Alrich and
NusDn this npint ha al n u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
INDECENT
LANGUAGE.
Chief D0lan Attends a Per-
Torrance in the ACade-
my Of Music and
Makes An Arrest.

chief Dolan stands good chance
of receiving the degree of Bachelor
of Morals from the Purity College
of Leeds, Todd & Co. He will re-
ceivc the praise of all respectable
people for arresting an actor who
used indecentlanguage on the stage
OF the Academy OF Music last night.
"The Monte Carlo Girls" held the
boards at the Delaware avenue
play house and Chiei Dolan attend
ed the performance. There was
nothing III the performance to Of
# III John Bcaughlcr and his
/ came on the stage. His
tuns were indecent and
Ch.. R"lan arrested him. Judge
Ball in the city court this morning
endorsed the Chiefs action and
fined Beaughcr. When the case
was called Chief Dolan testified
that he attended the performance
last night and that the defendant
used very vulgar expression. lie
did not see any women at the per-
t.lH nv n In n
That .he ,,d;auce was st,m ona
ond ,h,+ tha ,,o,,,.ar roannsto1
some ..a;,mcr, n,t ;nt, tha NAV
Thn c,,t,t st,t.d that such ..;nkcs"
&C tost;t;nd 70 hv tho Ch;af unuld
not be tolerated and fine OF $40
N1re T,,, AT Ci,rl- cb,rrod bor
buSh,rd Cnnrro r., IJ,rk w;tb nc.
,,,lt ,n1 h,tfa,r liar "a. +;norv
We tb,t bn hrut,i1, ha,t hnr res
tord,v liz knocked her down
nn1led her hair and heat her on The
h,rk She has t,yn cb;ldren one y
h,hv of 8 mnnIhs Tha father h,.
hrnton o,en thn ,b;ld,S hank and
,hstr,,tad ,ho ma,nr ,rJ n1,cod
w,shers in the hanl; 10 deceive her
Cl,rl' RI, ;msd that ha y,s not m,r.
rad ~ +ho nrnsocrt;nn w;tnnes
NTrs rl,rii st,tnd That thew wcrr
,,,.,rr;aL =" pan w II n,rr,,, ~
ra,ndan \ !, Inna ,goe Mr..
Tr,nc;s Groon,,a ,as,iGad That sbo
s,aard Me- riar,,,. srre,ms and
~ r,ar,. ,naa ',,,,i;nn har h,;r
uhan shn wo't ;,tn 4ho room
n'1,.,. a. .;,'.r. hla o;,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
Slight Wreck.

Thorc was olght wreck at Salisbury
Md yesterday morning caused by draw
bar pulling out. Several cars wsro derail-
ed md traffic was delayed for three hourf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
ROBERTS AT II
BL0EMF0NTBIN.
tie Reached the Capitol
Tuesday. Kruger Says
British Will Not
Reach Pretoria.
London, March Il. 0p.m.

II Is officially announced that Lord Rob.
crs has corrupted BoemfunteiE and that
the British Avg is flying fr,m tho top OF
the Capitol,
The following is the text of Lord Rober {
dispatch to the War Office announcing his
occupation OF Bi0emfonteiu
'Bloemfontein, Tuesday, March 10, p.
My tho help ct God anu by the brave
ry OF hor Majastys soldiers, the troops au
der my command have taken po sess on Of
BloemfOntein.
Tho British flag now flies over tho Pres.
idnncy. evacuated las evening by Mr..
Steyn, late President OF the Orange Free
State.
Mr.. Frazer, member OF Tho late execu-
two government; the Mayor, the 8 ,cpetary
oil the late government the Landrost aud
other officials mot mo two miles from the
town and presented me with the Keys of
the public of.icss.
'The enemy have Withdrawn from the
neighborhood and oil seems quiet. The i'll :
habitanti af l}luemfunteln gave the troops
cordial "e!cUme.'
Tho above despatch though dated Tues =
day, was not received at the War Office
until 40 p. m. wednesday 1t was muds
public Il few minutes befOru . o clock. Tho
delay is attributed to tina field telcgraphs
not being CONNECTED with B!oamfontsiu
on Tuesday evening"
Extra papers are already Oh tho streets,
ana the night crowds of London ar6 sing.
ing patriotic songs anu engaging in dem =
Onstruiions
Kruger has sent the following message
10 the [. :.
Pretoria. March 10, 8 p IN.
The Burgers Will only cease fighting
with death.
Our forces are returning in good order
to our first line of defense on our soil,
The Natal campaign WAS longer in our
thvor than We expected.
Tho British will never roach Pretoria.
= Inc Burghors, Steyn. Joubcrt and Try
sell, hs well rs all others. are united.
There are no differences God help US,
KRUGER.
Berlin. March H.
The weekly reviewer Of tho kreuz X.-
sung, who is n vol known y, ofessor and
entcr;ains close relations with Count yun
Bne!ow. starts to-day that Emperor
Nicholas, at shu beginning of tho war in
South Africa, gave formal pledge that
Russia would not take advantage OF Eng.
lands c0mpliCat' ona for % further Asiallc
advance. He declares that this informa.
ton IL authentic.
In high political circles here no surprise
was felt at Lord Sail bury's rop!y to the
Nugor.Sieyn proposals. Doubtless lust
euch an answer was expected Nor is it
believed i'll the Same circle: thai tho war
will last much longer.
Ladysmith, Wednesday. March lh-Tho
Boers have boon located In several stlong
positions bear tho JUNG ion Ut tho Brncs-
berg and tho Brac-berg ranges, Ihey
have heavy guns in position on Pungwcni
kop, ct Hatihulu, and in the Impa,!
Mountains, as well as at Glbson's Farm,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

FOR SAL II THREE ST DRY BRICK HOUSE,
800 ts-l Seventh street, rooms ana bath rent
SIS, will sell Tor Sl,jp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
DE- ATIIS,
ANDERSON

ANDEHSON-ln this city, ON March II, Mar.
tina. WIDOW of ;he late Andrew W. Andcr.
son aged IL years.
Relatives amt friends ara invited to attend
The funeral from the residence If hsr son .
G."rcn V. Anderson, n. l.. Cor. Seventh and
yatnall streets, On Saturday afternoon. Ser,
vices nj the house. at Z o'clock. mtcrmeut Mt
fiYcrvlcW cemetery
BCkNs-Gu the 18th inst. Ingabcs D.. daugh.
Yer C. william and lnsaber $. Burns, aged .
weeks.
Relatives and friends of the family are in.
vited t" attend tho funeral, from Tho resi-.
uen"e Of her parents, S!2 DUPONT street on
FRIDAY at erloon at : O'clock. Iptcrment at
Nit. salem cemetery.
Our first in Heaven.
BALLAD Midtown, Del. on March 10, John
Ball, in his I'd year.
Relative. aud friends are invited to intend
the ilncra! from his late residence, Mijitowr
in Mi Creek Hundred, on Friday, without
farther notice, Services at tho houor Mt II
O'Clock noon lnlrrmcnt at st. James GENE.
terry, S,a&tUn.
NrtAN Nat Rising Sun, Della, ON March
~ Sarah. widow of the late John McCann,
RELATIVES and irlunGs arc respect fully nyi
ted to attend the funeral from her ia to
res'Hrnco, Ri,iu. Sun, on Friday morning at
y O'Clock, Eirh Mass at st. Joseph Church
int"rnrnt ut st. Joseph cemetery.
H0H.AND-In this city, on March a. Ed.
ward +, son Of Margaret Holland, aged ~
wears. vs.
E"lntlves and Friends are Respectfully in.
y't"dato attend the funeral, from tho resi-.
drncc OF his mother No. 5lT East Fourth
street. on saturday morning at 0 o'clock,
Sollihh Requiem mass n, ST. Murys Church.
hhtcrn'n' NJ st. Joseph cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
SURPRISE PARTY.

A most successful and very enjoyable
surprise party WAS given Miss Ruby Myers
little riondJ.
Tho guests arrived about 8 o'clock ana
Mt once Loeau playing all kinds OF party
games, which wsro greatly enjoyed by the
little ones. A bountful repast was serv-
Cd after which tho young gIsslS departed
for thor homes.
Among those present were: Laura Beck
ley. Helen Dun'ap, Alino Lowe, Muble
Beckley, Ella Shields, ElsIo Myers, Ruby
Myers. Leon Myers rhurston Lowe,
Charlie Hudson, Miios Shvery, Samuel
Green, Frank Briggs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
GOING DOWN HILL

People suffering from kidney diseases
feel u gradual but steady loss OF yl'aliy.
They should lUse no timein tying tOIey'S
Kidney Cure. All druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

Circuit Court Judge Gray will attend n
dinner to DO given by Joseph e Darling &
ton. President OF the Union League in the
historic banqusting room o! the League on
Thursday night. March ~. All the mem
bers OF tho Superior Court and various
courts of Philadelphia, together with tho
Judges of tho United States District and
Circuit Courts and the Circuit Court Of
Appeals will also attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
Committees Appointed,

The joint memorial committee of
the &. A. r., met last evening and
subcommittee were named. Mem
Crial exercises will be held in the
Opera House on the Sunday pre-
cedlng the day. Major Ashbrldgc
Of Philadelphia. is expected to be
the crater on the occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

Tho nnnual meeting Ct the Delaware
Hospital VIII he held at the hospital build
ing AT : O'Clock =. NJ on Monday the 10Th
lust All PERSONS who have at any time
given 500 to tho Hospital and all unnuai
contributors to the amount Of 81 90 are
members Of the Corporation. Wm. F.
Bancroft, SeCretavv,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

TA1 Wilmington Mills Manufacturing
G0mGaay's plant In this city has been
sOiA ~ he Planet Mills Manufacturing
Company of Brooklyn, n. y, Tor S~bopO
Ihn manuIacluIG Of i'll g VIII DO contin-
ned. The company recently placed Is al
fair IN tho hands OF eraditO!s.
Jantoj Lewis and William Morrow who
have hsen in control o! tho plant have re-
tired from the management
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

Council COMMITTEES to investigate tho
action Of the street and Sewer Depart
inent III granting the Universal Company
met last evening and prepared report
which will be presented to Council to-
night Ii is said that he COMMITTEES was
unable to find any evidence Of irregularity
"a tho granting of the fran Misc, Tho or
hihahcc making oXtrhordh approprin-
tionS VIII 10 passed at tD-n', 8 meeting
of Council.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

For SALE--TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
1BB South Harrison street, rooms and bnth.
front porch and yard. tents for Sll per
,nonth. Price sl'&,U. Apply to q. r. Vernon,
EepuhlicaE Office Vr Go, TO! ifest seventh
htr.ct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
To PLAY Baltimore Minister'S,

Tho Baltimore Whist Club has arrang-
oil CIvb match with tho Wilmington
Whist Club, 1t IL to BIO played March a.
Baltimore Is to send 20 representa- ives
70 play like number Of whlsters IN VIII
minstOn A return match OF like charAc-
Tar Will then DO arranged 10 be played in
Bs' t.more. The LEGAL players have no. yet
bson selected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

The Republicans Of the Fifth
ward are kicking over the delegates
nominated TO 60 to the State con-
vcnton at Dover. At the ward
meeting held last night, II. H. Bill
lany, assistant postmaster, prc>id-
cd. The old ring ticket was nom
mated. OF the delegates named
only one was present. Filth ward
Republicans have become third of
being sat on in such a manner.
The men VINO do the work a'c
turned down and the same men
FOR ten years have been selected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
Baltimore Charge for Mr.. Eikes [

Rev. Morris p. Fixes. pastor of
the First Baptist Church of Trcn.
ton, \. j., who was until recently
p1stor OF the Baptist Church at
Dover, has been called to tire pas
torate oil the Brantley Baptist
Church at Baltimore and will &C
cCpt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

Excelsior Lodge No. 7, X. of p.
will give a smoker and minstrel
show in their lodge room al Seventh
and King street, tomorrow evening.
All Knights OF Pythias are cordial
lv invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15
Scared BY A Blanket.

A horse belonging to Captain Horace
Wilson got frightened this morning as Il
blanket was thrown OH him and no ran
away from Eleventh ami Adams. At Sec
0nd and Orange streets tho buggy collided
with pole aad the shafts and wheels
we're broker
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-15

At meeting CT thu Republicans Of East
Red Lien held last night Charles W. Pan
coat. George keyboid. George Mcintyre
ana J"nn Kane were nominated for dole
gates to the State Couvcn ion. j. Thomas.
James IL lark and Charles ". Ianc0ast
WGrO named as county committee.