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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
General Woods Cuban Baby.

Havana March 20.-Mrs. Wood, wife of
the Governor General. gave birth TO ten
pound girl ~ tho palace to-day. Mother
and child are doing well. The records of
Havana do no; low the birth here of any
other Governor -Grnorni's child. Unuer
the SPAN sh regime the wife ofA Governor
General, when expecting 20 be confined.
invariably left for spain that the child
might be born there.
The afternoon papers had gone to press
before the palace event was announced.
although the Disru ion learned OF 1t indi-
rectly ANA was thus able to lay:
"We wish all happiness to the Governor
General, to his wife md o the Cuban lit
tie girl. who we hope, will be iervent
partlsan OF the Independence Of hor native
G untry."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
ConrOy Knocked Out.

Baltimore. March 29--Before crowd OF
over two thousand persons at Music Hall
tonight. under tine auspices Of Al Her.
ford's cub. Tom Sharkey disposed OF
stockings" Conroy, Of Troy. N Y, In
two rounds and half The bout was
schedul 80 go twenty rounds.
Conroy was outclASsed from start to
finish. and proved chopping block for
the lrishman.
Tom took the aggressive from the sound
of the gong. Several times his right and
left found the Troy mnn's body. The lat
ter was willing, and furnished several in
teresting mix.ups. He kept close to the
Sailor, who fought to shake him of.
The second round was . rspititIon OF the
first round. Conroy, after being twice
jabbed, sent a hard right to Toms body
which the lrishnan repaid with q hard
right to the Jaw. Sharkey continued to
bore in, forcing Stockings around the ring
un IL the gong sounded.
The third found Shsrkey very active.
He opened with right and left swings.
beating the Troy man down. Tho blow
that ended matters was a short left half
arm blow to the Jaw. 1t shook Conroy
stem to stern and he foil on bis knees to
bs counted out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
Death of Bridget FIynu,

Bridget Flynn, known ~ Sister Stani5-
laus kUstka, died On Wednesday murn-
ing at ~. ,iuseph's Hospital in PhindeI-
phil, aged over 81 years. She wa- ;-II-
perlur Of st. Peters Orphannge, SIKH and
" est -treets, for over thirlv yrar5, and IN
1887 was succeeded by Sis er de Sales
Father Lyons vii, attend her funeral
which takes place on Saturday morning
Months mind mass will be- observed in
st. Peters Pro- Cath tdral.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
New Railroad station.

The Pennsylvania Rpilroad Company
will erect II $40 coo station ut perryyil O.
MARYLAND. 1t will be in colonial style, OF
red brick, and white tihi. hing. The idea
of utilizing this style of architure for the
station is due o tho wish oI the company
to keep in harmony with The rhetorical
atmosphere Of perryville Il was at this
point THAI Lafayette and Washington
crossed the Susquehanua, and there hat
the General WAS quartsred for TINA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
ChurChmen Dine.

At the Clayton House lat night Rev
y. a. McCurdy and the elders uf Con tral
Presby erian Church ndsIe cd a delight
ful dinner to the men Of he church There
wers about loo cover laid. Speeches by
Rey. 4, A. McCurdy. Judge J Frank
Ball, william X Crosby. George w:
Bush and William S. PricKett were ms 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
We Idel, Quietly.

Announcement has been made that Jul
lian : usrt Garter and Miss Aurona Gre
land Hnzlehurst Of Philadelphia were mar
ried by Kew. y A. McIuriy on February
27, Tie purtioo had arranged for church
wedding in Philadelphia but decided o
get married before Faster and not To have
Il post lenten welding. The brido was II
leading society belle Of the Quaker city
nnd the groom IA prominent Baltimorean.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
Removal of Eating House.

John w. Thomas has removed his popu-
lar restaurant from No. 4 East Fourth
street, to No. 1O5 East Fourth street, 10
has been in that business for 81 years. az d
understands it thoroughly from A to u.
The hungry cannot go amiss by giving
him call. Full course meals served for
10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
l'OR CORONER,
l'oR CORONER,
A. ID. VANDEVER,
OF Wfmin gton Hundred. Subject to the lie.
cision of voters Of New Castle County.
inlr lmi

NyoTICE-I, FRANK QUlGLEY, TEN ANT
~ and occupant OF the horS". situated AZ
No. 60 Madison Street, il the Fifth ward,
city Of Wilmington, county of New Castle and
State Of Delaware, in compliance with the re-
qurements of the acts of the General Assem-.
bly, in such case made and provided, do hereby
Court of General Sessions Of tho State of Della
ware in and for New Castle county, on MON.
DAY the i4th day of May, AID. l0D) being tbs
next term of said court. for n license for
said house as an inn or tavern, for the sals
therein of Intoxicating liquors in less quaint.
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the pren
SEES and the following respectable citizens %
IeaSt II Of whom are substantial irceholders Of
said ward, recommend the said application,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
Military Funeral.

The remains of John ii. johnson were
interred in Mt. ZION Cemetery on We'd
ne day, with military honors. Many
friends attended the funeral including
Sumner Post, G. A. r., which WAS ac-
companied by Wrigh's Military Band.
Tho services were conducted by the Rev,
Charles l., Jefferson and james A.SmiIh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
TROLLEY TO
WEST CHESTER
Some OF The Difficulties
To be Encountered on
The Route. l.

The West Chester Local News
last night said:
To-day Messrs. James H. Hoffeck-
er, Jr., and James II. Moylan, Of
Wilmington. Del, arc in town look
ing up matters in connection with
the West Chester and Wilmington
Railway Company. which purposes
building a trolley line to this place.
They are accompanied by James
f. Cobourn of Westtown, who has
been acting as their representative
here for some months.
During their visit they called on
Burgess John Thorp and strolled
about town, meeting other. pro,ni.
nent men and observing the condi.
tions as they find them.
"There is one thing you can do, "
said Mr.. Hotfecker, when asked
about the prospects Of the road and
the assistance it will need. "You
can give us the glad hand. | will
say that as far as constructing the
road to the state line goes, it Will
be built, but whether or not 1t will
come to West Chester, depends on
the people.
"In our State, am glad to say,
we have the right of eminent domain
and can take property and have il
condemned, but if some cnterpris-
ing citizen of Delaware or Che stcr
county wishes to block this road,
he can do so by refusing to allow
us to pass his property. We shall
be obliged tomake individual agree
ments will all the property owners
along the line.
ave had thought OF coming into
town by way OF Church street, aud
turning east on Gay, as our charter
states, but upon examining this
route, find it is likely to be i'm.
practicable, and may meet with
some opposition. We shall have TO
enter the town on some street far
ther to the east. am told also,
that there would be some opposition
to our running up Church street.
what we should like to do is TO
make an agreement with the West
Chester Street Railway Company to
connect with it. That would bring
us right here" pointing TO the cor.
ner of High and Market streets,
"and would be just right, but in
order to do this it will be necessary
to arrange with the Reading Rail
way Company, which controls this
road. | do not think we would he
considered competing road with
the Wilmington e. Northern because
that line does not draw many pas
sengers from the neighborhood
through which we would pass. We
would be rather a feeder for it.
The more roads the more business.
The gentlemen speak and look as
though they intend taking active
steps in the way of giving West
Chester a trolley outlet 10 the south.
In speaking with the men about
town they were encouraged, and
were assured whatever assistance
can be rendered them will be cheer
fully given.
This road has no connection with
the projected line from Wilmington 81
to Kennett Square, aroute on which
several rights OF way have been
filed with the recor der.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

A man named E, Preston, Of Presson-
vile, Kana. wrote letter the other day,
saying the opinion Of every body In his
town who has used foIey's Honey and
for la grippe, colds. coughs, etc All dsug.
gists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

WITH the retirement Of Harvey
J. Vandegrift from the superlnten.
dency Of the Wilmington City Rail
way, the Company loses a good,
capable man. He has served the
interests Of the company for the
past eight years faithfully and is
held in tie highest esteem.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
MIR. Vandegrift Resigns

Harvey b, Nandegritt, .upurintendent
of the Wilmington City kaiiway Com
pany has re igned his position. He has
been connected with the rail way company
for the past elght years. The employees Of
the road and the public IN general regret
the stop Mr.. Vnndegrift has taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
To Enlarge a Factory.

The 1'ampograph Company at Nine
teenth aud Tasnall streets. will add Col.
rugated iron structure to its factory. This
is necessary on account Of the orders that
are pouring in and the company has been
unable to cope with tue work ordered,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

HERE'S an evidence that it pays
men who carry on business 10 be
practical men. Owing to the strike
of stone cutters in the yards OF the
John TAFT Cut Stone Company, i'll
Chicago, ten rich stone contractors
whose firms have an aggregate
capital OF $4,000, 900, put on aprons
and went to work cutting stone.
The contract will be filled on time
and Mr.. Tait's money saved. Do
not attempt TO carry on a business
that you know nothing about,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
Pension Allowed,

Col, John wainwright has secured n
pen ion Of s. a month from February 40,
1898, for joseph Months OF Mt. Pleasant,
New Castle Cuuuty, Danware, late Of Co. :,
a, 18Th Regiment, Uni ed States Cologed
Infantry,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
ReCcptjOu TO Mr,sOrice

The Epwurth League Of Union NJ E.
Church WI give Rev Charles A. & ice u
grand reception this evening There will
be reCitatian-, vocal and inst umeL tai
muse, addresses and compliments In.
prub blp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
FOR LADIES ONLY.

Perfection in grace and beauty is
the chief desire of woman kind.
Beauty of face and form are wo-
mans two most attractive charact-
ertstics. To attain these two subtle
charms has been the chief aim of
many women who appreciate their
own imperlections and who have
groped blindly to acquire that
when ignorance of the true rene
dies rendered impossible to attain.
Or. H. b. +. Cristion, late OF the
Paris schools Of beauty and physi-
cal culture, til oughly understands
the formula and ho.ds the key to the
gate that leads to beauty and grace
and will lecture at the Opera House
on Monday and Tuesday night.
The knowledge he imparts is like a
draught from the tabled fountain
Of perpetual youth, SO ardently
sought by the gray-haired and
decrcpit Ponce de Leon that he
might restore the vigor and grace
OF his younger days.
Modjeska comes to the Opera
House on Saturday, April Th. The
engagement OF Madam Mod djeska on
Saturday will more than likely
furnish the last opportunity to our
theatre goers of seeing the great
artist on the local stage. Though
in view OF the engagement she has
had financial and other success
throughout the country during her
career on the American stage, she
probably regards it as her own, she
has been for long while all actual
exile from her own country, and
could not have returned there had
she wished.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

THE Hartman e. Fehrenback
Brewing Company have received
the medal oil award from the Phil
adelphia Exhibition Tor having the
purest beer on exhibition. This is
quite victory for the home COM
pany. as they had many competi-
tors, but a careful analysis showed
the II. & +. beer to be the purest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
To Cure a Orjppc In Two Days

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure Il. W. Groves signature on each
box 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

The Italian bark Signora Del Rosario
lef the wharf at Harlan & Hollings" orr h
Comp,nvs yards ye-terday with a cargo
of railroad cars for Buenos Ayre. South
America. The value OF the cargo Is S45,-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

THE annual spring bull market
in Wall street securities has begun.
Less than two months ago more
than half the gilt edge stocks on
Wall street were down 10 10 20 per
cent lower than they were quoted
yesterday. The coalers, notably
Reading, have taken on new lease
of life and advanced considerably.
This stock has ruined more men
than any other railroad security.
The vicssitudes OF the Reading
Railroad has been something al
most as woD derful as Aladdin and
his wonderful lamp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

WITH all the daily papers in this
city going over to the Republicans,
what will the Democrats in this
county do? After the election ONE
OF them will returnto the Democrat
ic fold. 1t remains to be seen if the
press will swing this county into
the Republican column. TO day
the Evening Journal will take one
of its periodical tlops and become
an out and out Republican paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

THERE will be troublesome times
financially, ahead Of City Council,
owing to having to pay the 81, 900
city bonds that became due a few
months ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

Our store is not only headquarters for
pre- cription work but for urinary analys.
il as well. w. Z. Taylor's Pharmscy,
8O2 King Street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY

MALL WlIlCNEI
Absolutely pure; conta ins no Fussel OIL
CURES
GENERAL DEBILITY,
OVERWORk,
LAGRIPPE,
COLDS.
BRONCHITIS.
CONSUMPTION,
MALARIA.
DYSPEPSIA,
DEPRESSION,
EXHAUSTION,
AND WEAKNESS FROM
WHATEVER CAUSES.
Nhen all other remedies fail try IT,
1t 10 the greatest known stimulant aud
tonic
Government medicine stamp marks tho
genuine. Druggists usually sell it. II yours
does not, bottle will be seut you, prepared ;.
for 81 six for IS. Book of information and
advice sent free.
Duffy Malt whIskey CO., Rochester, N Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

OUR citizens are patient, but they
cannot stand the horrible smell the
Llebig Company has been infllcting
upon them the past week. For
some time we have had no smell
and it was hoped the plant had
found some way to get rid of it, but
it seems they have not
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
Gloves Found,

The lady who lust the kid gloves on
WJst Tenth street last Wednesday even.
ing can get the same by calling at No.
S!l Spruce street.
Stop at s evenson's Ice cream, oyster
AMI light lunch parlors, SIKH and Lom-
bard streets m2l cod tt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
Injured by Exploding Shell.

Curiosity on the part of year old Clin-
ton Draph Of No. jl3 Cnucord Avenue TO
sss loaded shell nearly cost him his life
yesterday afternoon. He is now at he
Delaware HoSp al.
Some time during the day the lad found
his grandlather's cunning Goa and from
the pockets extracted several loaded shells.
Placing them in glass jar with aquan-
tity of paper, he applied match and then
stepped back tn await developments,
The paper smoldered for few minutes.
Then there was an EXPOSITION that shat
tered the jar into thousands of pieces.
The boy was knocked from bis fert
When he was picked up his face was
black with dirt and powder Blood was
streaming from u number of cuts and 1t
was thought one eye was destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
Annual Dinner.

The annual dinner of the Society of
Colonial wars " the srate of delaware
was held yesterday afternoon. The
Sucin y elected the following officers:
Governor, Hon, John Reed Nicholson,
Dover Icputy GOvernor, John Henry
Rodney, Wilmington, lieutenant governor
Hon. llna ius & G,ubb, Wilmington;
cretary, wizard Hall Porter, VIII
mIngtpn; deputy secretary, CHRISTOPHER
Longstluth " srd, Wilmington; treasurer,
William Henry Swift. Wilmington;
chancellor, Hon George Gray. Whining
ton; historian Hoa l. Elward Green Brad
ford Wilmington, registrar, Majur John
Rumscv Brinckle, Wilmington; surgeon,
ttlram Rodney Burton, NJ, D., Loves;
chaplain, Rev. Joseph Brown Turner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

NEWSPAPERS are like other kinds
Of enterprises, thev are run for
profit. Thepaper that doesn pay
its help weekly is as much of
swindle as any OF the catch penny
schemes that these Immaculate pa
pers hold up to their readers. How
is it possible for merchant to COM
pete with his rival in the same line
Of business, if he pays 100 cents
on the dollar for his goods and his
competitor pays only what his
creditors make him pay. Such
business enterprises should not be
patrouized by the public. Don't
be a clam.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

When yod want sone thing to heal a
burn, or II sore. or II cut, why not try Ban
ncr Salve, which IS guaranteed tho most
healing ointment III tho world. All
druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

ACCORDING to the opinion given
by City Solicitor Conrad to the Fl
nance Committee of City Council,
the City Market House Company on
Second street between King and
Market, must pay the two years
back rent to the city. The Com
pany refused to pay two years ago
on the ground that it had been com
PEELED to pay county tax on the
grounds and buildings, for which
they claim they ought not to have
been liable. The ultimatum has
now been given, and they must pay
up by April 25th. or be sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

THE dispatches say that $50, 900
foreign troops have been landed at
Bloemtontein to aid the Beers. Dis
patches from Lourenco Marques,
Delagoa, have been reporting big
influx OF foreigners at that point
from all over the world. 1t is not
doubted here that the Beers have
received big re-inforcements. Other
dispatches say that President
Kruger boasts he will retake
Bloemfontein within week and
that he has foreign assistance. All
the same the British under Rob-
erts are moving on to Bloemtontein.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30

NyoTICE-W FRANCIS KELLY g. CO.,
~ incorporated who are the owners and
OCCUPANTS Of the store and premises situated
al 10. los Market street. in the First ward Of
tn city of Wilmington. county OF New Castle
and state Of Delaware and desert Ieu in its
application, who are applicants for license for
not less than e-half gallon. being II licensed
retai err o goods. wares ani merchandise, tho
aggregate cost value OF whose stock rospec-
lively. constantly kept on hand for sale, 10
ting liquors at the said paceis necessary to
accommodate the public; that 1t is the owner
and occupants OF Naid hous-, and the true
rental value Is $500, and the fol lowlD E respee-
table citizans Of said ward, at least twelve OK
whom are substantial freaholders OF said ward
recommend the said application. viz:
Daniel McGormiCk RSaylor
Daniel hcCuslSer Otto Scheu
Fred We'll, Sr James Chr!sty
Ell McManus y Basringsr
Jam IS H HarknB l.ouis scheu
John Msguire JohnJ Maga.ern
John T'ader Thinas Taylor
Il Neu,nayer Harry Christy
John Wagner Cbns A Iiourdon
burt On Valentine ID Bubenzer
John NJ Gropp 81 Mccall
James Mccormick WIN Fleming
FRANCIS KELLY d co.
m2a Incorporated.
NJ oTICL-I, JAMES H. MASSEY. TEN.
IN ant and occupant of the house situated
at No. II East Second st. in the Second ward,
city Ot Wilmng,o on county Of New Castle and
state Of Delaware. In com nliance with the re.
qurements Of the acts Of the General As,em-
bly, in such case made and provided, do here
by give notica shal apply in writing to the
Court Of General Sessions OF tho State Of Dels
aware, in and for New Castle county, on Mon.
day. the 18th day of May, A. d. 19O0
being the next term OF said court, for license
for said house as an inn or tavern, for tho sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors Ia loss quantt.
ties than one quart to be drunk on the premi.
ses, and the following respectable citizens OF
said ward, at least r. of whom are Bubstan.
tial frecholders OF sad ward, recommend the
said application, viz:
John Thompson John G ireland
Andrew Grot1 Charles u Rex
Philip liillebrand Mai or A Smith
Charles u. SPARKS samuel hookhelmef
c i 9frommer Louis Harris
John II McNoal Charles 3 Doughsrty
Jacob b Yates Michael Rafferty,
Manuel Roth Robert Kenyon
Moses Levy Samuel l. A Nor gan.
IgnRtz Roth Jenny
Fred Kle.tz John Mailer
Robt E schuyler Jacob knopf
Henry Hiuger ~ ,,,,uv1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-30
DIR Bull S Cough Syrup is aerand old

remedy, used Tor many years, aud still in
puUlic favor. ! is without doubt the best
modicne fol all pulmonary affections 1t
always cures All druggists sell it for 2j
cAnIa
The copper era., 1900-01-18

fairly well-dressed man, anywhere from 50 to 65 years of age, who professes to be an experienced journalist. He is always talking about his environments" A little experience with him will disclose that he is environed and saturated with fraud, deceit and rascality. He passed here under the name, "E. H. Bennett,' on you, kick him out of your office with out listening to his plausible story. Pass him around.-Soccrro Chieftain.
 On Tuesday morning of this week a bum, walking on crutches, "struck" us as we entered the office, for "the price of meal" but he left the office in the same condition financially as when he entered. He was not baffied, however, but continued to "strike" all passers-by with persistency that would entitle him to the office of president of any band of hobos. Then he commenced to make a house-to-house canvas of the town, and, we have been informed, succeeded in se- curing quite large amount of change. But he "played his band" too high and, as natural consequence, was given fifteen minutes to get out of town by the officers. It subsequently, came to the knowledge of several sympathzers of the "poor cripple" that he was seen coming into town early in the morning carrying his scratches and high-heel boot under his arm, and that he was president of a band of hobos who were in camp below town.
The copper era., 1900-01-18

and showed his appreciation of the ERA by handing in the price of years sub scription.
 Saml Babcock has engaged in the con- tracting and building business at Mor- enci and Mrs. Babcock will move up in a couple of weeks.
 Neil Munro visited his mines in the Copper Mt. district one day this week and this morning showed the ERA some fine specimens of ore which he got while there that run from 30 to 50 per cent. copper.
 Frank Wiese, the wideawake watch maker and jewelry manufacturer of Mor- enci, was in Clifton on soliciting tour Monday and Tuesday and, while here, gave the ERA an order for a large amount of fine job work.
 The S. P. Passenger train leaving Fl Paso yesterday was a hummer and two engines carried it out. There were nine coaches and the baggage and express car in the train. Two of the coaches were loaded here-one with 80 laborers shipped by Buchanan & Powers to work on the road from Lordsburg to Clifton and coach loaded with laborers for Norton Drake x Go. There were two tourist cars-El Paso Times.
 The San Bernardino "Evening Tran script" sends out the following: News paper offices in Arizona, and New Mex ico and Texas are admonished to look out for a smooth-faced, sleek, humble,