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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
Superior Court,

In Superior Court ye, erday afternoon n
Jury was drawn to try tho case OF William
jerks Fell VS.. john Il. Taylor. The ques.
ion involved Is the ownership of property,
farming Ock and Implements, valued ut
$58l.5J. thkcn from Fauikland. the resi-
luncv OF tho te5tntOr and used upon farm
owned by W. Jenks Fell at Newport,
Sheriff Taylor levied on the property un-
DOR u bond entcioA against W. Jcnks Foil
and the estate ropevlned the property.
The last will and testament of Franklin
Fell, probuted in Philadelphia In 1875 and
n certificate from tho clerk of ho Orphans
Court Of Philadelphia, certifying 10 the
appointment OF W. jerks Foil NJ trustee
OF tho estate, wore allowed in evidence.
Alr. Fell testified that on March %, 1879,
he had sent tho stock and implements
from The FulHland farm to his farm ut
Ne%pctt John Il. Hoskins was tho lrn-
nu,, und tho farm was worked on shares.
An agreement was made for hoskins and
Mr. Foil enci to furnish one-half OF tho
stock and implements, Part OF hr. Fell's
share was the property from tho esta OF
his father, Franklin Fell which he claiius
tho right to lso unier The provisions Of
the will, and part was contributed by pur-
chase. payment for which was made by
the ost.,to He rcpevined tho property be-
cause Sheriff Taylor levied on property OF
the estate Of Franklin Foil FOR aD indlvil-
ual debt OF W. jerks Fell.
Court nd juurned and the Jury WAS dis
charged IN il 10 O'clock Monday morning.
The case Of Woods VS.. Bangs will again
come up for trial February u.
Though February % Is holiday courG
will cit Oh tia day in the case OF john B.
Ellison and son VI Maxwell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
ALctter from Mr.. Willis.

The following letter appeared in the Mil
ford News and Advertiser to-day:
Edtor News and Advertiser: A special
to the N Norlh American from Dover, states
as per yesterdays issue, that meeting
was held on tho night of tho 13th,
it was formally announced that the recont
call for u Union Repub lean State Com
veItion on the g7th was made at the invi'
Triton OF the Republican National Com
mittea, and all thisis headed as above.
Allow mo to say that l have reason to
believe that there Is some mistake about
this matter, and until better evidence Is
furnished ! must continue to doubI Its
truth, According to the best light nave
land l have the best obtainable at presehG
the Union Republican party as q party
Committee or by tho National Convent
ion, and for tho following reasons:
First. The Union Republican party in
its present status is regarded by the Nat
ional Committee and by Republicans
ihroue hout tho country simply Us Il per-
eonal outfit Of j. Edward Addlcks.
Second. That j. Edward Addlcks IS
not regarded by tho National Committee
nor by the national party as n trust worthy
Republican.
Third. Tho National Committee can.
not afford to recognize the Union Repuo-
lcans us party, inaslnuch rs by 80 dong
it would ropudiate the Republican parly
OF Delaware which has already been ac-
cepted and endorsed.
The above is my estimate Of the present
conditions. and am convinced that no
union Of the parties in Delaware will ever
take place with J. Edward Addicks a'
factor. j. :. Willis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
SWORE TO Be
TEMPERATE.
Intemperance the Cause
of Trouble In Three
Homes.

Before judge Ball in tho City Court this
morning Edward Mulcahey of Philadel-
phin, was charged by Officer Todd with
hcing drunk and acting in a disorderly
manner and was fined $3 and costs.
George Sharpe was charged by Bertha
Appegate with acting in disorderly
manner. The testimony was that he went
to the residence at No. 92l Church street
last night and asked to see his wife, He
became disorderly and was elected. Then
he kickea Il panel out of the door and cut
Samuel G. Hinton on the arm with .
knife.
AT this juncture of the case the charge
was changed to that of assault and bnt-
terry. The testimony was that he and
Sharpe had been to Magistrate Sasse's Of.
flee where Sharpe secured bill OF separa-
ton After they returned home he told
him that he must be careful. Hinton is
Sharpe's father-in-law and now has his
vito and three children at his home.
Sharpe raised II row ever his wife and
children because Hinton refused tc put
them out of doors. Ho was sorry to cause
the trouble and was willing to support his
children. He did not want to prosecute
the case. Sharpe cried piteously In tho
dock as the case progressed. The case was
continued until Monday morning to give
Mir: Stout chance to investigate the
case. ~.
Charles Robinson, c0lored was charged
by Oliver T.. Williams with the larceny of
u banjo. Tho testimony was that Robin
son acknowledged to him that he took tho
banjo from the witness house as he want
ed o go o a dance and did not wish to ask
for it. He pawnsd the instrument for
$I50. He was OF derod to furnish $500 bail
for his appearances at court.
Frank Melvin. colored, was charged
with assault and battery on Lizzie Melvin.
Her testimony was thnt he assaulted her
Mt their home, No. 1926 Forrest street, He
struck her In tho breast and choked her.
He has rot been contributing to the sup
port Of tho family of late. Tho trouble
arose over bis attempt to whip his step
daughter. lie refused to tell her the rea-
son that ho was going to whip the child.
Ho has threatened to kill her. She In
tends to leave him, He was ordered 20
furnish 500 peace bond.
Louis SanZone entered u plea of guilty
to h, charge of suffering q goat to run at
large and q fine OF 81 and costs was im-
posed.
Edward c. Miller, who was charged by
his wife with being drunk and disorderly.
WAS allowed to go upon taking the pledge
to abstain from Intoxicating drink. Two
Others also took tho pledge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

The bargeJ Theresa and Baker camo in
to collision at l.j0 O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing while going down the Dclawnl9 River
in tow Of the Philadelphia tug Pilot Ths
Theresa was rammed by tho Baker and
had rail- stanchions and rlanking damag-
ed amiAshipS. and was set leaking. The
accident happened between Fort Delaware
nad New Castle and was caused by one OF
the burges refusing to answer her helm.
They began wubbling back and forth
ncross tho liver, and suddenly the Theresa
took n sheer across the stCm of tho Baker,
which rammcl her in the waist. The
Baker, which was no: damaged, was
anchored. after which the tug Pilot
broaght the damaged Theresa to Phl!aael.
rEia and mGGrcU Ecr ut CatlrelfS wood
wharf AID then went after tho Baker to
tow her to the Delaware Brenkwacr.
Both wero coal laden, tho Thero,a for
Providence and The Baker for New Bed
ford, Repairs will b1 made to tho rh re II
without docking, as her damage Is above
lh3 water line,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
CRONJE IN RETREAT
And the British Troops Hold Pos
session of Kimberley.
RoBERTs' EFFECTIVE MOVEMENT.

1t Ia Not Believed That He VIII
Push Far After the Fleeing Bocrs
Immediately, as He Has Many
Thousands to Feed.
London, Feb. 17.-Gencral Cronje,
with e. start of day or two, is SEEM
ingly In full retreat from Lord Rob-
erts, moving northward. General
French, with the cavalry, simply stay
ed over night In Kimberley. after re-
lievipg that long besieged city, and
then pushed on to get in touch with
the retiring enemy. A long Boer
wagon train is moving toward Bloem-
fontein, followed presumably by a
large force of British infantry. In
their hasty departure the Beers lost
quantities Of supplies and ammuni-
tion.
Z. Military opinion here is that Lord
Roberts will not push far after the
Beers Immediately, because Of trans
port problems and the need Of rest for
the troops. He has to feed 10000 per-
sons in his army and the whole Kim
berley population. He must rebuild
the railway from Modder River town
to Kimberley and revictual the latter.
General French lost a few men only
in action, but the forced marches and
heat have probably made many ill.
Numbers Of remounts must be pro-
vided.
Lord Roberts has wrought genuine
preliminary success, and the impress
sion is that he has done enough for
the present. He will need to prepare
for another strike.
Dispatches from General Roberts,
dated outside Jacobsdal, Orange Free
State. teb. is. say:
The road between Modder River and
Jacobsdai is now open. The distance
is only nine miles The road is avail
able for sending reinforcements and
supplies
When the Beers evacuated Jacobsdal
they were obliged to pass over ridge,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
H. & 0. Travelling Agent.

Shoes for half.price in C!eland's bar.
gains,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

BY special permission of Joseph
Murphy, the ST. Anthony's Dra-
matte Association Of Philadelphia
will next Wednesday present at the
Grand Opera House, "The Vale of
Tooca." The people of Whining
ton have over a year ago ALREADY
had an opportunity to witness the
wonderful dramatic talent OF the
actor. Many tlattering notices of
the papers have greeted the per-
formers in Philadelphia and else
where. "The Vale OF Tooca" Isre-
plete with both instructive and
highly amusing incidents. The
opening chorus will be sung blythe
boys OF st. Joseph S Home for whose
benefit the play is to be given. So
far the sale OF tickets has been un-
precedented. Reserved seats may
be engaged on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, or at least as long
as there is room.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
KERNELL AND CEONIN,

All who love to laugh at the iillies
and eccentrlcties of humanity, as
depicted in farce-comedy will soon
have an opportunity to do so, as
John Kennel and Tim Cronin, two
comedians whom every body knows,
will be seen in their latest success
full absurdity, "What Happened to
Reilly, at the Opera House on
next Thursday afternoon and even
ing. 1t is said to be one of the hits
OF the season, and to contain the
essence of preceding pieces in its
particular line, The peop.e in it
are from the New York Casino,
Roster and Bial's and the Victoria
Music Hall, and as each member of
the company has been engaged
with an eye to his or her special
fitness for the part played, an al
most perfect performance is the re-
suit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.


February
l0-Aibort Wollaston near Newark
Depot.
l9--I.. j. Graves. Mil Greek Iid
l9--SHle Of COWS at Cha Id $ ford.
.O--BanIs stocks at auction room.
.J--Sne OF turnlture,GO. West >iNth st.
1U-Jas. II. Simmons. Estate Green
bnpk.
al--Mrs. +. A. Mahoney,
!2-Nranl; D. Waiter, Snuthwood. Del
2!-Snic OF furniture, 5!S E Fourth 81.
23--Sa!o Of furniture at Stdham's n,lc.
ticn room.
26-Edgnr r. Vernon. Christinna I'll.
near Oak Hill School Lancaster Pike.
.1-furniturc III Pyle's Cycle .scadt my
:7-.Ionn luuhCy. Mill Creek Hd.-
-I--huos Huupcs, Alii Crecii HID.
March
Wv. II. X,air, near Cen,revil!o, Del.
b--ti. L. K,rsry, Mill Ce,k Hid,
h--lhomas Ntattoid, New Castle Hid.
g. Administrative OF John ". Day, DE-
ceased, lhandywinc lid,
s--Fstutc OF ~. II. Davidbon New CAS-
tie t:urlrcd.
9-.Aifr,d broolss New Castle HI
l!-lIou,thGld goods, city.
ID. b. Thompson, Mill tren's Hi,
12-G. ". Gray, Now Castle Hid.
l3-Pcrsonal properly OF John i. Tay.
lor, New Castle Hundred,
l5--Linda Armstrong. New Castle Hid.
H-Joln r. Iynam, near NrwpAt.
10 Mrs. Fl. p Bullen, Common Farm
N E.. Ha
lG--Kobs !. Mnrrs0n, Newark, Del.
2U-JllrniturC, 5ll West street.
93-SDccal sale of furniture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

The official board of Grace VI. T.. Church
will probably call Rev. DR.. w. f. King Of
Linden Avenue Church St. Louis, Mo to
succeed Rev. Dr.. Henry Baker as nas or
of he church here. John S. Mullil. J
and Charles W. Pusey, trustees OF Grace
Church on Friday next viii start for II.
Louis and will represent he official beard
and will have a consultation with Dr.
King before departing homcward.
Linden Avenue church is one OF tho most
imposing ediilces i'll ST. Louis and the con-
Esegation is the foremost of the denoni-
nation in that city. The Rev. DR.. King
will conclude u pnstorato Of five years
there at the next conference session tho
limit allowed under The discipline Of the
Methodist church. DIR. King Is thirty
seven years old and is an eloquent pulpit
orator, II Is said.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
Telephone War In Sight.
lFr|f
o<~l

Dovcr, Del, Feb 16 Tho Diamond
State Telephone Company may have some
difficulties ahead in enforcing its new toll
schedule which 1t intended to put into ef-
fcct about February - and which makes
an extra fe" of from Ii to 60 cents for talk.
ing to various points on tho peninsula.
Until this month, when the company
has extended its lines 20 rs to include
nearly every town between tho two bays.
there mas been no extra charge for talking
between tho State and county towns.
Tho company has now issued tariff
card and will put it into effect charging
10 cents Tor talking outside ones own
town.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
DOTS.

Fegi ter Crossan yesterday granted let.
tcrs Of administration, t. c. u. on Tho cs-
tato of Nathaniel Il, Benson to Clara Bon.
son
Tho father of Detective William Y.
Jones Is critically i'll at his home, Elkton,
Maryland
The Ladies' Parsonage Fund Society of
Grace Church on Thursday evaning will
have colonial recep lon in the Sunday.
school hall.
Former Councilman Jnmes A. Magee
was buried yesterday in Cathedral Gem
etery Services were held at st. Peters
P,o- Cat hedral.
Mrs w. A. Rud!slll, wiro Of Dr.. Rull-
sill Of Madras, India, will speak in Harrl-
son street Nj, 4. Church Tomorrow morn
ing ANA at Eiandywine M. Il. Church in
the evening. zsN.s
An enjoyable occasion was tho second
annual bail of the Young McG's Single
Tax Club, which was held last night In
Turn Hall.
To-morrowatternopn Rav. H6ury Ward
Cunningham OF this city Will preach in
CALVARY Chulch Brandywino hundred.
Mrs. joseph 7. Moore of Sandy Spring
Md will lecture on Norway at tho New
Jerusalem Church, at Delaware avenue
and Washington street, this evening.
George w. Todd will speak on the lioq.
uor evils before Mt. Pleasant Epworth
Lengua ana congregation. 1T 7 30 p. M,
On Sunday.
Tho steam yacht Mnioria, formerly the
Eusenia, is being prepared by the Harlan
and lioliingsworth Company Tor n cruise
to Bahamas and to Southern ports The
Mnjoric is owned by Mrs. Van Wickle Of
Haz'etOn, Pa.
Rav j. Sanders Reed s. Y. J.. of Trinity
Church, Waterford, y. Z, Will be.unube
to occupy the pulpit Of TriIiGy Church
here tomorrow II, was expected
EVANGELIST William Francis Ireland of
New York will aliroas the moatng for
E:cn at Association Hall tu-morfow after
noon. His subject will be An Cnpur-
dOnable Sim
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


Large houses continue to greet
"The Ideals, and the engagement
is one OF the most successful OF the
season. Tonight the spectacular
melo- drama, "The Devils Mine, "
will be given. The scenes Of this
play range from New York to the
klondike. Saturday matinee Annie
PiXlcys successful play "The
Charity Girl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

NJ OTICE - THE COLLECTOR OF
~ county taxes for New Castle Hundred
will sit ai the Mayors office, New Castle,
on Wednesday, February aSth, from IL III.
to o'clock p m FvHry other day in tho
store of Toman & McGlory from Ga. III.
to p. III. Five FER cent. is added to all
county tax bills
Extract from tho laws of Delaware.
Governing the Collection Of Taxes OF New
Castle County. Section 3, Chapter 30.
Vol 81, Laws Of Delaware, as amended:
Section 3, That on all taxes paid before the
first day Of October there shslI be nm abne-
ment of five per centum; OH all taxes paid af
ter the first day of october and before the first
day of December there shall be an ubat ement
CT three per tcntum and on all taxes paid at
ter the first day Of December and before the
first day 9f january there shall be no nbae-
mept and on all taxes unpaid after the first
Gay Of January, five per centum thereof shall
be added thereto.
PATRICK MCGRORY,
Collector.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

A former Winning oman who has re-
sided In Chester, Pa, for tho last ton years
and who has secured employment lin this
city at one Of our large industrial ostab-
lishmonts, said to thu writor that living
Ii considerably dcarcr in Chcs;er than in
Wilmington us in Chester there is no
street Market. In Wilmington our stiont
Markets givo our citi2rns an opportunity
to u, ocure their catibes from fest hands,
and always fresh. Our street market feat
ure Of this city aft ord an opportunity for a
assortment and competition in prices,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
Robbed by HighwnyInen.

Grecnville, N. c., Feb. III. j
Laughinghouse, one Of the most prom
inent planters of Pitt county. N G.,
was assaulted and robbed by four ne
groes yesterday. While crossing
swamp, seven miles from town. the
negroes, armed with an ak and pistols.
sprang from bushes and relieved him
Of $500 in cash and $4,000 in Norfolk
exchange, but did him no bodily harm.
after which they fled into the swamp.
Mr.. Laughinghouse drove to a tele-
phone station and notified officers In
Greenville OF tho robbery. A posse,
with bloodhounds, is on the trail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
INTERNATIONAL OPERATIC COMpA,

A rare treat is in store for our
music lovers OH Friday, February
2Srd to be given by the Internation-
al Grand operate Company, and it
is predicted that the people will
turn out cnmasse to give them 4
welcome and to enjoy the fine per-
forlnance which will live long in the
memories of all who hear them.
The program will be so arranged as
TO please all, being divided into
three parts. The costumes to be
used are very fine, and the artists
have worldwide regulations. Sure
ly none of our citizens should miss
the grand performance promised.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
Aged Vetera Minis Sing.

Elkton, Md, Feb. 16.-John SImpson,
aged about 40 years, a property owner Of
Cecil County and veteran Of the Civil
War, has been missing from tho home of
his son'in-law. George Sbivery, near Elk.
ton, since Monday last. When last seen
ho was walking down the railroad track
near Red Mill crossing on his way home.
Whether he foil from the railroad bridge
over Little Elk Creek and was drowned
or whethor ho was murdered i s not known,
StatO's Attorney Evans was put in charge
of the case TO- night, and tomorrow the
creek Will be dragged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

Tho dircc ors OF the Bal imore and OHIO
Railway yesterday declared q .emi-annual
dividend of = per cont. on its preferred
S ock. Unusual interest attached to this
as 1t ia the first to be declared since the
reorganization Of tho company which be-
gan with the appointment Of receivers in
February 1896 Under the I'D manage
ment, before its insolvency, tho company
paid as hign ms 10 per cont on its commnn
stock during the period from 1881 to 1885.
The dividend is payable from the earnings
of the company for tho six months ending
December 81, 1899. 1t is payable April 2.
The nnt earnings of the Baltimore and
OHIO for the period stated, rs given in a
preliminary rcport, amounted to sG, lG2, G33,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
TO STOP A COLD.

After exposure or when you feel cold
coming on, take dose of EOIey's Honey
and Tar. 1t never fails to stop u cold II
taksr in time. Take nothing else All
druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
FOR SALE.

F@CE SAIE-TES H. ]. T. a. n. s. FOX
e cents NJ druggists. Ono gives relief.
ull.l xri
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

ca,ar:h: they dry up this sccre,ions which
adhere o tho memb mbrunc and dccbmpo,e
causing far more serious trouble tnen
the ordinary form Of catarrh. Avoid all dry
Ing inhalanls and usc that " Lich cleanscs
soothes and heals Ely's Cream Balm Is
such a rnmedy and will euro caturrh or
cold iD tho head easily and pleasantly All
druggists sol it ut DO cents or it will be
mailed by Ely Brothers, Of Warren ST,
n "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
Give Your Boy and Girl q Chance,

Other young mon and Young women are
graduating at Goldey Commercial and
Shorthand College, Sth and Market street,
this city, and getting good positions. Give
your boy and girl an equal opportunity.
This is an excellent time to brgin u
course. Call at the College. or write for
catalogue. Night School also
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
Lectures At CoOkman.

Cookman Church is to enjoy a course Of
lectures. bagining with last Monday night.
The following is the bill of fare dished
out-all for 3o cts. Feb. II. THE Whirli-
gig" Reuben Scraggs; Feb. 10, Mistakes
of Our Neighburs," Dr.. r Wat; Feb 26.
Caravan Curiosities." Dr. w. H. 5, Mur-
ray; March b, Road to Victory" Hon. Il.
|, Handy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

On Sunday at the First NJ. p. Church.
Seventh and Walnut streets, jubilee SER
vices will be held IN honor OF the large
number Of c0nyorsions during The revival.
Rev. Mrs. freyer will preach in tho even-
Ing. This will DO the closing night of the
revival services. There have been about
one huEdred conversions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

Is cnvied by all poor dyspestcs whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Lire Fills, the wonderful Stomach md
Liver Remedy, gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily
habit that insures health and great
energy Only e5c. at N. B. Danforth's
drug sore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
MEETINGS TONIGHT,

Lafayette Lodgc,K ofP.
Rodney Council, N. p u.
Wcnonah Lodge, s Of II.
1iDcrtyCuncH,vr, =. W. NJ,
Crusaders Temple, ,L.G t.
Wilmington Single Tax Club.
Windsor lodge 0. s. of ST. g..
Delaware llnceinpmcnt, A. .. &. n.
Delaware Degree Lodge, A. q. &. II.
Delaware Council No. |, 0. A. s. IL.
Encnmpment No. q, U. V. l..
Mechanics Lodge |. OO.F.
J.cnapc Tribe Imp'dO. Il. NJ,
Olive Temple l.. q, E.
stationary Engineers Association.
Iamcs A. Garfield Coun, il Jr. O. U. A. NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17
Tho PrOtecteonjst

inonthly magazine publisIed BY the Home
iarket Club, in Boston, Mass. Leading authority
II sopuouilc questions; 81 a year; 10 cents copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

Tomorrow promises to be clearing and
rather colder. Somowha. similar con-
dtions will probably prevail on Sunday.
The thermometer at W. c. Tayors
drug store, 30s King street, to-day rcgis-
tered as follows:
7o'clock l0o'clock 1oclock
80 80 70
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

Wilkinson g. Wilkinson, Of Dover who
keep the largest drug store in the State
are in financial diillcultis'. Sheriff Whur =
ton seized Cn the drug store yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

A despatch from Cleveland, Ohio, states
that the Office of general travelling agent
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railr0,d has
been created, and the Il. A. Walton has
lust been appointed to he position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

NJ uTICE-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
~ lost or mislaid his deposit book In the
Wilmington saving FIND. No. l98O6 Notice
j. hereby given that he mas made application
for new book. GEORGE Ri NY.
flJ-3tw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-17

Tho work Of dredging tho creek at Third
street bridge was continued this morning
AMI the bridge at that point was conse-
quenty off several hours. 1t will bo
u:ned on this aftor noon.