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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06

/ "a pretty good joke is related
soi Brownsvllle's druggists. lie
nvcntive gcnius, and during recent
has perfected numerous inventions
/ worth. He recently completed
construction Of churn with which
as greatly pleased, feeling confident
lt would prove q pronounced success
greatly facilitate work la family
Iiss. When his churn was ready for
initial tests he called at the homo oil
xhb bor where no had arranged for
n OF cream 10 make the desired test.
good farmers wife perpetrated a
on the confident druggist and sub
he'd whitewash solution for tho Jer-
nam that had been ordered. II 10
{ed the druggist actually mAnipul-
The dasher OF hie churn for four
Abeiore he discovered the substitu-
EStatesman. That woman could
rurner some pointers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06

Beginning the 10Th Of this month all
local railroad agencies viii be discon
tiuued, and the business will be done en-.
tirely by the regular CON pany agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06
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Another Candidate.

!. Campbell telegraphing TO tho
Of Eugene, says; Today the name
!. Campbell. president Of the State
tCollcgo at Monmouth, has been
aentioned by many ~ n suitable
Is for congress In the First Judic-
'ct on tho reform tichet. Most
sink II would be the right thing
II he will accept such q nomina.
will have excellent chances oi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06
BORN.

= In Albany on Wedne ,day
afternoon. March, %. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
PROT. q. A. WirtE, a girl, An doing
well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06
A Sample.

This ia from Corvallis:
II was picture sque train that went
out OF here this morning with excursion.
ists TO see Bryan at Albany. The rail-
road company had calculated that two
coaches would be sufficient to accommo.
modate the crowd. After these coaches
had been added to the train, and after
every SPOT that would accommodate q
passenger was occupied, large number
Of people, all provided with tickets. stjlI
stood on the platform. Recourse was
then had 10 boxcars, and ae the train
finally pulled out, after hall an hours
delay, II compriaed three coaches. @
baggage-car and two boxcars. Not only
were the platforms, aisles and eeats
packed with people, but passengers oc.
cupied places on top of the boxcars, on
the wood, on the tender, and on the
The train left this station
with 40 people on board.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06

n young men John McLane and T.
bntgomery, were fined IS and cost
this forenoon, for being drunk and
derly. The fines were paid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06

THE SYIms.-A review Of the census
reports viii convince the most skepticsl
that the "Sniths" tredomInaIe al over
the United Siatss. This may IN meas.
ure account FOR the latest craze among
authors and managers for titles having
the word Smith a. a fundamental base.
Tie drst oi the lot and undoubtedly the
most snceessInl is Have You Seen
Smith" aiareical comedy which in
augurates the eeason Of laughter In this
city. No sooner had the success Of this
attraction become known than a host OF
imiiRtors sprung up, but they do not
seem 10 baye succeeded in accomplish.
ing ANYTHING other than creating a
strong desire 70 SEQ the original Smith
entertainment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06
Native Daughters.

Corvallis has cabin OF Native Daueh-
ters, the eighteenth &c be organized in
the state. Il was instituted last Monday
evening by the Grand President Sarelia
u. Miller, and the name Martha Avery
Cabin was chosen. Its officers are
among the most Influential ladies OF the
county. Their names follow: President,
Helen Crawford; vice president, Mrs.
Dollie Waggoner; End vice president,
Miss HortehPe Greffoz; 3rd vice preai
dsnt, Mrs. Mae Irvine; past president,
Mrs. Eether Read; secretary, Edna
Groves; financial secretary, Mabel Da.
vie; marshsl, Rosalie Greifox; inside
sentinel, Bessie Irvine; out eide sentinel,
Hattie Hoover; trustees, Mrs. Mary
Hoover, Mrs. Gertrude Irvine, Mise
Hattie Hoover. Mrs. Martha Avery,
alter whom the cabin was named, siill
resides ct the same place in the south
part OF the city where che took up her
residence In l847 Gazette,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06
Good for Markham,

Mr.. Q. II. Markham, ths live general
freight and passenger agent Of the South
ern Pacific, 10 making arrangements To
issue supset, the elegantly gotten up
insgazire o ibe company which has
been publi-he several years, 10 the In.
teftbt Of tle valley, making specially Of
the valley, wbeTe heretofore Califoinis
hss gotten most of'he wrjteurs Albany
will come 10 for lie STARE A lmi'ei mum.
Der Of subscriptions will be sem free from
Albany for three months, ana names can
be left with the agent OF this city. A
fine opportunity for EASTERN friends know
about ibis Wiley. f1r the =. r. never
does such things by halves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06
AGTHURsDAY.
} Altscault to q W sImons,

no Altscnult 10 q w Slmons,
kusteo, 7.hb. b....,,,,,,.A M
e Holt 70 q X Holt, 220 acres
md Harrisburg property ..... 2O00
hn 4 Slate TO Thos ID Siaie, OF al,
deeds TO divers tracts ol land. b
y Grimes to Alice Grimes, ii6
fes, ...,..,...,..., /
Citizens to q IL althens, 4Oi6 9
lCres, Peoris ..........,..,, B
y Coin TO II l. Devanoy, 100
auteb,. .,..t.,,, ,.,.,t,.,...... 1880
y 70 J II Wilson. 100 acres, is
~ R5.:..,,......,..............,pa y. Patent
Il Riggs 10 VIM Mcleod, Low
fard property, Brownsville. go. 100
4 Kirkpatrick TO Edward Myers,
block, Lebanon 49,. .....,.,.. IaO0
NV Cobb 10 1isahclle :Kirkpatrlck
block Lebanon n............,... 1
10 Howell 10 u II upmyer, lot,
8Huhnon, ,...,tt,t.t.,.t ,.,,. 100
'egon 70 o + knight, ~. 20 acres. 20
Y Say 70 j u Howe, 2 lots,
BRO owhtville. e..,.,,.....,,....... 400
Brown 70 Is Y skillmAn, | lt,
Brownsville ~, ,..44.....,,. 800
'Afnrtuauna for RDtlO allf,f1 and AIEn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06


:, lobate;
u q estate oi Jane Kaps, personal prop
T4 ordered sold. Real property 70.
led sold.
estate Of Margaret Hammer, II n
pRuc administrator. Bond, $1,000,
G J. z. Hahn, ol Brownsville 10 In
city today on bnsiLeAs.
II. Hox returned last night from a
bees trip TO Portland.
Hr. R0bt. Andrews OF sunnyyie N =,
NJ ae up from Portland this noon.
n. is reported that Prof. ChAs. A. Cum
III Will make All extended tour through
I east 10 few days Lebanon Cri-
an.
AWaynS Brldg, ford Ia home from
Ntland medical college, having III
de second years course. flo will
hero during the summer In nm
I'll - office.
IN NJ. Thompson went 10 Albany last
Is where he will mako headquarters
10 le driving poultry and egg wagon.
Twill travel through the county pay
N cash. Lebanon Criterion.
Ill +. TunnicIiifc. the Western Union
III kator At this place for several months
IA n will leave in few days 10 take
~ kgo Of an Office nj Baker City. u. y.
= knan, Of Yaquina, will take his place
II b.-lsoseburg Review.
MI hdgs Dubcan, who la tho recent con.
NRlon was the choice OF the Linn county
!. lbllcan for district attorney, aud j.
~ Inch went to Salem this morning on
- biesa. As there afe other candidates
rlge Duncan 10 not yet out Of the
n Nbdge whitney. II. @. Watson and 8. |
aarland returned this noon from
mi holiday trip With Mr. Bryan 10 |
~ I'M. They took boat last night think |
VI t was ths regular Albany boat bat |
IN Independence boat, aud they
N thus obliged 10 remain at that
IIe over night.
y ie Modern Travellers will hold their |
4 pal business meeting tomorrow tFri. |
~ afternoon at o'clock at the home |
!, ra. Mccoy. Tho election OF otiicers
y Tho ensuing year and other import. |
business must bo attended 20 at that |
u II is desired that every member
= Present. by request OF Ex. commit
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06

"Darcing school" every Tuesday night
and Saturday afternoon at Hollands
Hall In Graham Bldg, First & Baker sis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-04-06

Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden
md III Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
81 Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19

/ Before Judge Ball in the city
court thi, morning. Charles Woods
was charged with trcspass. Woods
is lad OF II years of age, and was
found in b. Il O. passenger coach
in the west yard. His father,
Charles NJ. {. Wool, appeared in
court and said that he was unable
to control him. He has used every
effort TO keep him from harm $
way. He is afraid that he will fall
Unto bad hands. He was committed
to the Ferris Industrial School.
! John Cook was fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
The charge against Edward
Mulvcy was dismissed.
Robert l., Armstrong was charg-
ed with occupying Il space on
! Fourth street. he having failed 10
pay the required fee of 25 cents.
Clerk OF the Market Council testified
that Armstrong occupied space
between Shipley and Orange streets
on Wednesday last. He refused to
pay the fee when it was demonded.
Leslie Christie OF the Street and
Sewer Department, testified that
the resolution governing the corn
market was passed on March u,
1891. l.. Irving Handy claimed
that the ordinance and resolution
are both invalid. The court I'M
posed fine of IS and costs and the
case will be ccrtorariHcd to the
upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
JUTE MILL
TROUBLES.
Creditors OF the Company
Will Meet on Monday
to Take Action.

The Wilmington Mills Manufact-
uring Company is in financial trout
bles. For several days rumor has
had it that Deputy Sheriff Bradley
has several writs for service against
the company, but this is denied by
Mr.. Bradley. Parties interested
corroborate his statements. They
say that no writs have yet been is
sued and that none will be unless
arrangements which have been en-
tered into are not successful. On
Monday the creditors of the COM
pany will meet to consider the. adj
visibility of protecting themselves.
Many local banks are among the
creditors. One interested party
said this morning that the creditors
would probably grant the company
an extension OF time to meet its OBJ
legations.
The Wilmington Mills Manufact-
uring Company is more familiarity
known as the "Jute Mills" James
c. Morrow is president of the conf
pany, and Lewis b. Morrow is Sec
rotary and treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
No Weight Limit liked.

A report which has been started to tho
effect that the management Of thu Brlu-
III ire g. OH, Railroad hal tix,d waght
limit FIR tho elnplores has caused so.ne
nnc 'siness upon the part of thoss In the
service vino have. after years OF ru!tiva-
tion. built upr conf CT table girth. Ac-
cordlng to the report employees over lS0
pound, in weight would come under tho
ban. Tho qialfica ion, however WAS
III de in the report That ,hc immediate in
tsntion WAS only to apply tho regulation
to tra,nmrn.
At tha Office of General Manager Under.
WOO it was said Yesterday that no such
rule had been made IT. "a also said that
there were regulations In 70 CO covering
tn" physical condition of employees when
taken into the service, and 10 WA quite
probable that innsmu'h rs the duties of
trainmen repaired agility as we'll ,s
brains should cases appear Whert 'u"h
empioyos waved 30 fat rs to bD unable to
attend o their du'ia thev would bn suner.
ce.led. L. was oOlAtad out, Tor example,
that 200 p>nnd Human would nrcess-
arily lack til, CO erty of ge!tin. away and
fl,qsinc rain TO- wing the one he waI
on hat would 10 possessed by II lighter
man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
WILL SUE
THE COUNTY.
Deputy Coroner Giles
Wants S260.43 He Says
He Has Earned.

The action OF the Levy Court In refus-
Ing to pay Coroner Vanaoyer's bill 1T $500
.43 for services rendered the county, will
result IN law sGlt which will probably
be instituted Tomorrow.
The ACTION will DO taken by Deputy Cor.
once Giles, for whom the coroner acted In
presenting the bill. Tho bill covers tho
cost of Carrying dead bodies to the inorgue
during tho year 1929. Mr.. Giles handled
lao corpses and he thinks the county
should pay him for tho work. Under the
law crea ting the office of coroner and dep.
MY coro ner 1t is true that no provision IL
mado for any expenses other than hat for
.norgue rent IL is the belief Of lawyers.
however that tho county cannot compel a
man to benr an expense which his official
duties impose upon bin, AMI IL Is to o..
tablish this fact chat Mr.. Giles proceeding
will he begun. The deputy coroner was III
consultation with his lawyer this morn
Ing and the briefs Of the case wore pre-.
Dared,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
At the Federal Building.

The contract for the erection of
partition in the center of Postmast-
er Brownies Office has been award
cd to A. S. Reed and Bro, Com
pany. This will give Postmaster
Browne private Office. Mr..
Browne is also custodian of the
building and he has been ordered
to have gate erected at the foot of
the stairs leading to the upper
floors. Complaint after complaint
has been made of people going up
stairs in the evenings after the
Government attaches have gone
home. The gate will be locked each
night and no one will be able to 60
I'D stairs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
Lecture of DIR, r1urray

ssCommercial Rocks" was the
subject OF DR.. w. l.. S. Murray 5
lecture at Goldey's College, Thurs
day, at l.3O p. III. He said in part
every life was voyage and many
good ships were wrecked Oh rocks
hidden and unknown. He stated
there were four rocks he wished to
call attention to. First, the rock
OF little things. In the Pacific ocean
a little insectcalled the coral, builds
its limestone home and lives
there its short day, dies making
1t the tomb, another and another
adds its home and tomb until the
reef rises neart the surface becoming
a rock which wrecks the finest
ships. So there are little mistakes
and neglects, little evil habits and
dispositions, little short weigh S
and measures, and many other
things not larger than the coral
deposit, which go to make up rock
which wrecks the lives of the great
est promise. He also stated that
security is also rock that wrecks
many fortune and leaves the man
of good impulse and Il real desire to
help, saying, Security did it. - No
one can do better than to read
the Book of Proverbs and follow
what it teaches and you will steer
clear of this most disastrous rock.
The third rock was that of gam.
bling, which is so we'll marked on
the chart that no one in charge of
the ship of life has any good
reason for not knowing just where
it is and just how to avoid it.
1 He closed with the tabled mag
netic rock that drew almost imper-
ceptibly the epfreighted Argoscs
nearer and nearer until the nails
and bolts were started. seams open
ed and the floods rush in and the
i'll fated crafts go down to rise no
more. So, it is with imtemperance.
The wine cup or the beer may draw
us along SO gradually and almost
unconscionsly until the ship of Ii
has all its powers so completely
magnetized that the rock wrecks
and ruins the best lives and the
largest fortunes.
! DR.. Murray never lectured to so
many in Goldey's college as yeste :
day. The Dean was greeted with
the college yell and applauded with
an enthusiasm that made the cor
ner of Eighth and Market st. ring.
Dr. Ward Heatacho Powders will cure
headache promptly. 8 doses 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19

DR.. Ward HeaGacho Powders will cure
headache promptly. doses 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19

A certain militia officer Is much dis.
liked by his men. One evening, as he
was returning home, he slipped into some
deep water. A private in his regiment,
however. happened to see him, and after
some trouble succeeded in pulling him
out. The officer was very profuse in his
thanks and asked his rescuer the best
way he could reward him.
"The best way you can reward me-"
said the soldier, sis to say nothing about
It,"
"Why, my dear fellow" said the as.
tonished officer, "why do you wish me
to say nothing about it,!
Because If the other fellows knew ia
pulled you ont they'd chuck me IMP
london Answers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
&C. iD B. so.

Schedule in effect November 10, 1899.
AZ trains Illuminated with Ptn1ah
ssE&pREss TRAINS.
Grains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave-
Eue Station, for
NEW YORK. week days, 1901, 1888,
r ilSf2 M mis-, 'l2 y }. s 4oo ls 81
5Si *ss .'1i? & ~ 2 FL S.S sis All
-PiilLADELLpI,iA; week %iayi, sol. $50
'l2l9 '2.2i,. $40, 100. '5.l0 tall Pullman
cars, $50, Ti4. s10.52 p. IN. Sundays, sol,
100 $50, $3.50, l1.12, 'll.35 a. M; "23i, 800,
40; -5i9 n@ Pullman cars), $50. 'z44,
.ss .es T iiSs "' ~ b.. Pa s ce 49, s s l
:IY5s p m !. san' s; 1850 az .g,s i! 1'z
Atlantic City, week days, .7c5 a. m:
.Is;1s. '2.Si, 400 p m. Sundays, $50 Il. m:
week 4ays, .o5 a. NJ; y" a Pa p i N. SIX SIX:
hsi%o!s a.! ,%Si'sh5nE':Hi ss Sst Ss ds s;
..3.4o, ".57, $50 Gall Pullman cGrs), Is 81.
III p. N; Sundays, H.ls, 'so4 A. NJ. 'l2.56.
..2Go' PIP, a.b7' -1'| (all Pullman caTs),
Baltimore and way stations. 100 a. m,
daily except sandaays: s;l9 p, N. daily.
days, AIS, 'sN a. m; 1885, 3.ls. I,57. Lss,
'9.il p. m.
.Psllttsbprs, week DAYS. ..S.oi a. m; All.
days. go! a. M; H57, 'o3s (all Pullman
cars), '9.ll ?, m.
Cincinnati and 81 Louis, 'S'o,' a. IT, M:
1926 and ell p. M. daily.
To!edc and Detroit, All p. NJ, daily Ia
Toledo, and daily except Sunday to De-
trolt.
singerly accommodation. week days,
1.oo a. M; S.ls, 1H p. IN. Sundays. SIS
I.andenberg accommodation. week days.
Baltimore, week days, 2.b5 p. m.
fEAWE pHiLA DEL IN IA fer WI,
m9idnSstOn, week ri d days, :s;ss ~ i ~ 'loS.
s50l (all Pullman cars), 1915, $780, s7.S,
1885. I'll .25 p. m. Sundays, 1885, 1850, ll.Ci
q. M, 'l2.26. sl.s7, ais. I20. A3o, '5.m ali
Delmarvla Telephone, No. 1913.
Rates to Western points lower than ia
any other line. +. D. UNDERWOOD,
General Manager.
D. B. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass Traffic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
1Oc Muslin corset covers, V shaped neck

lOc Muslin corset covers, V shaped neck
anh psnrl buttons
25' Muslin and cumbric drawers, a mum.
her of good style, wnr h SOC
29c Chlldren's muslin gowns. to II
yrnr-, high neck, yoke Of tuoks, ruflIe
thinning worth 5)c.
7oc Muslin gowns, square yokeS Of plaits
aud embroidered Insertions rullls OF en-
broidrry on neck. sleeves and around the
yok"s, worth 81 %
sl,25 Extra wide petticoats, 5 inch lawn
umbrella iiounrc. throo Mndci lace user
,ions, lace rulles and dust rufus, worth
SLID.
$1,000 pairs of we'll made perfect fit
tinl cnrsrtS in whte. black drab embroid.
cred, trimmed Top and bottom. regular 5Qc
values.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
the following described real estate, viz:

Nv ii'oo y tiuth M
the following described real estate, Viz:
All ,hosc four certain tracts, pieces or par
GELS Of land, situnte in Pencader Hundred, New
Castle county and Stntcof Delaware, sever
ally bounded and described as follows to wit:
No. 1--Begnning 43 perches from the
cornerstone of land OF the heirs of James
Patton; thence nor'h 3 degrees west 3Ss
perchcs; thence by new line nor h 50 dc.
greea east 81 Gle perches o point; thence
sonth 81 degrees east 1871 perches; thence
south 81 degrees west 50 7-lD perche. to
tho place Of beginning. Containing ID
acres and 10 square perchos.
No, 2-Situaled on tho south side of the
turnpike road leading from Coochs Bridge
to Elkton and adjoining lands formerly
OF John j.. Williamson, of Alexander
S!mp on. and tho said road beginning at
a stone on south side of said road, and In
limo of said Simpson, and running thence
by tho south side OF said rond south 7oT
degrees ives ~ perches to Il post; thence
south lO]4 degrees eas' 81 6-l0 rcrches to q
stone; thence north ser degrees east &c
$40 perches to stone; hence north 81
degrees vast 10 $40 perches to stone;
thence north 20 degrees east 20 Clio
pcrches to tho tlr-t mentioned point and
place OF beginning contai ming 8 acres, 2
roolls and 81 perches.
No. 3. beginning at point on tho men,
toned line distant from the beginning
stone of parcel of land. sold by u certain
William Kincaid, April l6, 1911. to Solo
mon Grier, William Walker and Daniel
Parker running thence 81 $40 porohes;
ana running hnce with tho first men,
toned line 81 5.lO perchss to Rebecca
Compton's land; thence with the old limo
north S2la degrees east So perchus; south
81 degrees east Al $40 perches; thence by
II new line south SO degrees west 31la per-
ches; south S713 degrees east II 3-l0 per-
ches; north : degrees east Is IS. 100 rerches
to tho place Of ginning. containg 10
acres 3 roods and 2S perches.
NO. 4. Beginning at stake on tho south
side "f a stone fence. u corner OF other
land OF said Patrick Sullivan. on tho west
sldo OF new public road, and running
thence by tho said side Of the said public
road south 33i4 degrees west 8 SO
perches to Il stake; thence by tho Same
south AZ degrees east 81 35-100 pcrches to
stake, ihenco by II new line of land of
tho late William Walker, and lind of the
African Church. south 81 degrees west is
perches to stake; thence by another now
line and land Of said Walker north ~ de.
grees west IS norches to u stake on the
south side or edge OF the Aforesaid stone
fence; and thence by tho said side of tho
said fence south 81 degrees cast g $40
perches to tho place of beginning con-
tainin" ncres and II pcrchs, Of land.
Setsed and taken in execution as ths
property of Edwin ). Armstrong, admin
istrator OF Patrick Sullivan. deceased,
and to DO sold bv
JOHN +, TAYLOR. Sheriff
sAcrffs Of!ce. Wilmington. Delaware,
Jan, IS, 1900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19
Cir, Dies From Heart PARALYSIS,

The sudden death IRON heart
PARALYSIS of 17-year old Lela A.
Collins. called Coroner Nandcvcr to
Hockc>sin this morning. Leila was
The daughter of Mrs. Lucinda Col
Inns, a widow. The coroner gave
a certificate OF death in accordance
with the facts of the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19

Lieutenant Morris, when he was shown
through the cid Spanish prison at Manila,
noticed small opening through a brick
wall. Upon asking its use he was told
That prisoners were placed III cell be.
hind it and walled up alive.
"Iou sec, scnor," said the guide, "as
long as the prisoner lived his food was
handed in on plate, and he handed tie
empty plate back, but when he handed
the plate back with the food on it nm
touched then the jailer knew he was dead
and didn't give him any more"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19

The condition Of Captain George A. Cleav
or, Of Delaware City, who was Injured by
the explosion two days ago Is considerably
improved, The condition of the other in /.
jured persons is improved with the except
Ions OF Samuel Weaver and Mrs Vein.
holdt. Tho doctors in attendance fear
that Mrs. WeinhoIdt Is bordering Oh pnou.
monia,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-19

NOTICE-THE POLICY HOLDERS
~ Of the Fidelity Mutual Fro Insurano,
C)mpauy Of Pennsylvania are requested
10 II tnt No. $50 Marx, stree, on Mon
day, January y, at 3 r. IN. to take action
regarding the pending suits at law against
said policy holders Hoping full at-
teddance OF all Interested.
JlJ-3G SAMUEL CHAMBERS,