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tcoin and Csrtiacates,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Thr branch photographic office at Port Townsend
VIII be slsd 20 furnish Ton information. FREE a
charge. % such desire H. n regard % Che iuiex-
i0x notices 90 mariners.
Australia EAST cssst Cairns barber 6epth az wss~x
IN The ds-iyra channel
Australia. northwest oosAt Montaiivet Stands r~sf
westward
British Columbia. Hsro strait. Psnaef i.isad.
wharf At Hops hSy. rock south - samuel isiAs,d
British Columbia Strait o. Georgia. Active rsss
conspicuous mark tn Miners hss.
british Columbia. Tesada island. B,urt tas and
Van Anda cove, general iufefmstion
Fast fnfts islarda Hail strait Dairen tslsaa
rtiot station disesiabllshed
England. scotia oaas;. fake<toas plx extension
lights. f1e signal
Gun q s. Tawrrnee, Northumberland s.ssls. hao,r
- Caps Termsntins
Gnf q ~ Ls~feaes. shipp-xAn gully, lmpruse.
rsnss Ia trgxsec
irsisnd oaesFstowu. Msn-ef var road lishsn,.py
established -
iaks Haroo. Canada, saasssn psnsn..is. Pa.
TIRE hafbor. lusssossHssnt ia Fansx Ashts.
MASSACHUSETTS. LINN harhr. Bisk Nsfxh Chan.
nsl heht alterSu1n m r-~ttfnr.
Ns~ fefs upper bay, B9,srrrils channel huay
discontinued f
Note, rsfsreses - a. o pshslrssla. No a
NOVA sosis. s1sthesst c,=ss. inzsF hsmhrp islana
fsicf srsrtirg wrecs
rgnas Gslrsstoa haf, Red Fish Baf hshs "a.
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oFlICE OF the constructing quartermaster,
SEATTLE. Wash. February IL. 1900. sealed
proposals IN triplicate will he received
hers until y. m. Friday, February %,
No. and then opened. for the construction
n double set OF uonccmmisstoned offi-
ces quarters. fuel shed and lavatory at
Fort Flasler. Washington. Plans and
Specifications may be seen and full In
formation furnished on application at this
once. The United States reserves the
right to accept or reject any and all
proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing proposals should be Endorsed
proposals for construction work at Fort
raaler, Washington" and addressed 10
". W. Robinson. ir, captain and A. @,
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT LuDLow-Ssiied. sshr Spokane for Hiia
" l.. WITH lurahsr. Arrived schr Ariih, with shin
giles
neutrality-suspicious.. pSior 20 Feb 10 Br ear
City q London. from Tsccrns-
NASASAhf- Sailed. feh L. Rr str Port ste
phens fer seattle
PORT fuwNsENp-Arrised. Feb Il. Rr IN Al
leStsnce. from NAgAsAki. Feb IS Rr str Ric>ufan-
tein. fruna Honeinlc. tr Courtney Ford ffoxn H1s.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. Gccrgc W Eldrs,
for Astoria str B-snnaohr. fer Ch~msfnus Arrived.
str Arrsts, frona toss bay str Saani. from Grnys
hsIhcrs IA Kate Davenport, from Pert Bixseisy
HoQtfAA- Sailed, schr Jennie stella Zoe Sxa
Peese; schr panStless. Tor Gnayrnss; TUG TssvcIsr
towing new steam shs Robert Dollar, fcs San
Franciscc
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tiou Temporary alteration in Hsht and dscontsru-
q fos signal
Philippine islands. Luron. Maniis hsy. fssir river
entrance. hshts rreakwater
Scotland. pcvihesst coast, Crozaarty hghthcusA
green sector q hshL
ecciand. west coast. Firth Of Cfrdc. CunasRs
light, intended alteration
Texas, Galveston harhor entrxnce. changes In ear>
ake
yirsiniA. ohssspeake BAY, Smith rOint hssi ssA-
ucA. intended fos trumpet
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Owing 20 ms gYmst deEssn1 far esst
this company has decided 10 sell talt
twenty-five more FIRST class tickets 10
Nome the balance viii - reserved Tor
freight patrons ahl2Mag Svs toss OF Gsxr
Northwestern Commercial Cornpsry, 3ol
and &c Pioneer bl2iadinx --s6v
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OFFICE OF c, Q. NJ. Vancouver Barracks.
Wash, February II. iS0.-Sealed pro-
pceais, In triplicate, will be received here
until II O'Clock, a. m. March ~ 1907.
md then opened for furnishing fuel at
The several military posts IN this depart
rnent for fiscal year commencing July
1890 Information furnished here or
bS quartermasters at posts ". s. re-
serves right to reject or accept any or
sli proposals or any part thereof. En-
seiopes containing proposals should be
marked, Proposals for Fuel at --,"
and addressed TO undersigned. j. w
Jacobs, &. y. NJ.
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST ron WEDNESDAY

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. OF. Feb. Is. isA
Fair.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGRf.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
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ALASKA KLOND|KE WANTS
ALASKA BUSINESS CHANCES.


alaska BUSINESS CHANCES.
J. 4. WEST 81 CO.
sit First Avenue.
Coleman Block.
Phone. Main 90. open Evenings.
NOME. NOME NOME
PRICE. $50 PER ACRE.
We also have claims with Al guaranteed
titles. ranging from 500 to $1,000 per
a great snap for some one going to Nome
for purpose Of opening business and car
rying stock along II offered by us In the
street Of Nome City, In heart OF town, to-
sether with building on same and guar
anteed deed for Possession OF same price.
For saie--Ten lots IN Nome CITY; Price
from 1900 TO taeeo. owing TO location.
title and possession guaranteed.
100 placer claims located Ia the Nari0tsA
streams along the Yukon. ~ you are
interested In Nomc properties. see "a
We have been there and cur priccs are
the lowest
COPPER RIVER EXPLORING ExPE-
nfTiON.
An old employees Of the Copper River
Exploring Expedition desiring work on
the Trans-Alaskan Military Road dur
ins $40 Apply ia Captain W. u. Aber-
eromhie, Second T. s Infantry. Hotel
Butter, seattie.
THE nagngficenG steamer IRE Midnight
sun. 1G80 tons capacity, accumfnoia ton
for 80 passengers, viii eail for Cspe
NnUa MAJ 70. 1910 For passage aud
freight space apply 20 H. 8 Tr~mp@r a
Co general agents. rooms ii-f1 Starr
Boyd bas.aing.
GRuBsTAKE wanted by man. oae year In
she deii. Address box g. kesch.kzn.
Alaska
ALASKA CLOTHING.
----------------~--------
SEATTLE WOODEN HOUSE. opposite
Hotel stevens. ~ First General out
fltfars make mems ciothsng 70 order,
pure zooleu goods direct from rail-
alaska ouTFITTERs.
PIONEER manufacturers % AiaskA
clysnlng. rake pure w0otsn goods sni
h2ve the best eqGippea plant tor max
INK clotninF ~ he state Seattle
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
GOoDS-N0thtng better FOR Alaska. uu-
Ter country ana hard work can Be
bought W. KIRK. ilI First avenue.
alaska IMPROVISATION.
e-----------~--
THE schooner Gen. Mcpherson VIII sail
cn OF about March Is for Cape York ard
Care Nome: any Information AZ - ire
voyage win be furnished by Capt J. g.
Norris the master Of the vessel. who
can ~ seer AZ tire Hotel Northern from
until = 3 m or W. h hayden agent,
No. ia James street
THE Daily Alaskan. At skaxway. rs On
sale at ths Hstsi Sortaern news siAnS-
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ssnrATE NOTICE = In the SUPERIOR
rssrt OF the state of Washington, for
~ County OF King. State OF Washing
~ County Of King. ss. In the matter
- 4ha estate OF Thomas Lyle, deceased.
~ I7g. Notice OF Settlement OF Final
xetsce Is hereby given that II. C. Ewing.
.xsrlItor OF the estate OF Thomas Lyle,
Eceased, has rendered to and filed I'm said
so,,rt his final account as such executor.
snd that Friday, the 9Th day OF March.
- Al $50 o'clock a, M, at the court
,eoan Of the probate department of our said
e,n~rlor court. In the city OF Seattle. In
s~id King county. has been duly appointed
q aid court for the settlement OF said
ss<o,,nf. al which time and place any per-
q Interested In said estate may appear
snd dis his exceptions In writing to said
srro,,rt and contest the same.
witness the Hon. J. A. Williamson.
t,see OF said superior court, and the seal
z said court hereto affixed. this 9th day
tsssiI GEo' M. HOLLOWAY, Clerk.
b. ". c. RUTTER. Deputy Clerk.
/. n, Superior Court Of the state of
Warrington for the County Of King. In
nrobate. In the matter of the estate Of
Thomas Lyle, deceased. No. 2976. Order
10 show Cause Why Distribution Should
Not Be Made.
H. C. Ewing. as executor OF the estate
* Thomas Lyle, deceased, having filed In
anld estate IL now in condition to be
iosed and IL ready for distribution OF the
ra1due thereof among the persons en-
lltInd ~ law thereto, and II appearing TO
m SQUIRT that said petition sets forth facts
v1(ncisnt to authorize a distribution OF the
residue OF said estate;
II Il therefore ordered by the court that
III persons interested In the estate OF the
~ Thomas Lyle, deceased. be and appear
befofs the said superior court OF King
ooonty state Of washington, at the court
rOom Of the probate department OF said
eoeF IN the city OF Seattle. on the 9th day
d March. 1890, at the hour OF $3.50 o'clock
4 n. Of said day. then and there to show
sause, " any they. have. why an order of
MgsFfbution should not be made OF the
residue OF said estate among the heirs
nj PERSONS IN said petition mentioned. ac-
MS further ordered that copy Of this
of1ef be published once week for four
WcresSiye weeks before the said 9th day
y Mafch. 1900. In the Seattle Daily Post
paSisSsd In.said Kins county, and Of gem
~ circulation therein.
pens In open court this sth day of Feb
J. A. WILLIAMSON. Judge.
STATE OF Washington County Of King. 49,
!. Geo. n. Holloway. county clerk and
~ nflicio clerk Of the superior court of the
sssts Of washington for the county of
i ! fun, true ana correct copy ss' an
etoinsl order to show cause, made by said
sotrt on the 9Th day OF February. 1900. in
10 matter of the estate 81 Thomas Lyle.
deceased
Witness my hand and the seal, OF said
scsFt this 9Th day of February. 1890.
MeAll GEO. NJ. HOLLOWAY. Clerk.
~ W. G. RuTTER. Deputy clesk.
DFrICE OF the constructing quartermaster,
SEATTLE. Wash. February IL. 1900 sealed
proposals. IN triplicate will be received
hafe until n, m Friday February n
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ZARfSA cigAg~ftee have 3 eis@r favor
rot sgund ia 5thsY eixarstt~s. It's the dsi-
icate aroma ~ Russian bi~nd
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TRY Mrs. wssseotf's 500 dinnsrs AZ Ho-
lei e;svsns fssn 10 . .. m. to1ay.
The sun., 1900-03-19
CUNGRESS AS JESUS WOULD

From the sunday star OF Yesterday.
The inherent sacrilege Of the Rev. Mr..
Sheldon's journalistic exhibition at To-
polka, Kansas, is already bearing its !, gti-
mate fruit, and We have the resulting an
nouncement that some irregent poll
tician in Wisconsin will run for Con
gress as Jesus would" MIR Sheldon )
performance hos hecn distinct failure
III eyely srhce yAc1pt taat III money
making. IL has degraded those con
cerned in it and brougng contempt upon
Mr. Sheldons : calling. This vagar triil-
ing with sacred taings began some years
ago when w. I. Sfoad published a book
entitled 'tWhat Chist Would DO ii He
Came to Chicago" 81 that the Rev.
Mr.. Sheldon's vuigarity Is not even orig
inal, but there can ~ ao question that
it will do great dca ~ htrm, by incit-
ing other unbalanee minds 60 similar
antics,as is proved bs the announcement
OF the Wisconsin crank, above noticed.
So we may now expect to Near OF uen
who will undertake to ran rum mill or
conduct prize fight 'as Jesus would,
and in other ways degrade the name oi
the gentle Nazarene and bring tine cause
Of religion into contempt.
The sun., 1900-03-19
500 Howard. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Cata,rh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken iri-
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as.
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprletors have so much faith in it:
curative powers, that they offer Ont
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails TO cure. Send for list Of testi
monials.
Address, T. j. CHENEY, < CO.,
Sold by Druggists, 75c. Toledo, Q
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The sun., 1900-03-19
STRENGTH OF GET -TuGETHERs

Inquirer.
There is some Question now as 10 the
strength Of the ''get. together people. )"
They are composed Of the members Of
both parties who want tie two sections
of the Republican party to unite and
allow every man to take his equal chance
for preferment. 1t is generally admitted
that this section, or third party, is be-
coming stronger each day, though the
members are not in particular favor with
either branch Of tile party.
The Regulars do not believe in the
''get-together" movement, because they
think it would result iii Union Repubn-
can supremacy, while the Union Replb-
licans have fear that it might result
the other way In the meantime the
'get.together" movement appears TO
grow, and all that is needed 10 make
some showing is for some prominent Re-
publican to get into the ring and lead
them on. OF course, il 10 impossible to
tell whether the movement will amount
TO anything, for there have been &C
many attempts made to bury the differ
eRces Of the Republicans that people are
sometimes discouraged over the result
before moveneht has had time to be
tested.
The sun., 1900-03-19
HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
SEASON AT REH0B0TH
WILL BEGIN AUSPICI0USY
Many improvements Being Made
and Many Cottages Be-
ing Built.

Rehobotb, Del, March 1s.-Active
preparations are now being made Tor the
coming season at Rehoboth, which is ex.
pected to be the most successful OF it.
history. The Queen Anne's Railroad
Company will enlarge the Casino, add.
ing seventy-tive feet to its length, and
erecting another story.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has shell.
ed Rehoboth avenue, and several other
avenues will be thus improved.
The new ocean pier, which is being
negotiated for, will be situated at the
foot o. R..boboth avenue, and will be SOC
feet in length.
The new boardwalk will be sixteen
feet wide and i. carer the ocean, III place
Of the present ore OF only eight ieet
width
r c. Hardesty, 0. Wilmington, will
have a pretty cottage erected ior his own
use. Another cottage, that o. George
w. Mccullough. OF Win. ington, will be
erected on the site of the "a enlopen's old
bath houses. J. A. Redeem has just
completed two pretty cottages on Brook
lyu avenue, one for Ills own use. The
l;ehoboth Cluo's building will be COM
mcnced in d few days. At this time
twenty. seven cottages are being erected.
The camp meetings. which have been
held Tor several years, will he discontin-
ued this year.
The sun., 1900-03-19
BOXING TOURNAMENT.
Warren Athletic Club will Give
Gold Watches as First Prizes.

The first grand amateur boxing tour
nament of the Warren A. A., will be
held in the Academy of Music on Thurs
day evening, April 10. The tournament
will be open to all amateurs in the State.
The classes will be los, lis. l2S and 145
pounds. Contestants If over weight will
not be allowed to go into the next class
unless they are within two. pounds Of
that class.
All contestants must weigh in at the
Warren A. A. at p. m. on April 49,
They will be allowed but one second.
The first prize in each class will be a
gold watch. Entrance fee fifty cents,
which must be paid at tine Of entry but
will be refunded to all those who par
ticipate.
Entries will closa Saturday. April Ii.
Prizes will be on exhibition in a promi.
nent store window on Market streeS the
week of tie tournament.
George J. Bacon, captain Of the War.
ren a. A., No. 5U4 Tatnall street, has
charge OF the arrangements for the tour.
nament.
The sun., 1900-03-19
Events Tonight.

Vaudeville Docksader's
"ihc American Girl" Grand Opera House.
Board Of Police Commissioners
BrandyWinc Lodge, J. . o. +, Highlands
Herman Lodge, !. o. Q. i. Eden II 4ll
Lady Franklin llome Communion, b. OF T.,
Fourth and King streets.
Washington odge, X. nfP. X, ot p. Hall.
Eureka Temple. y q. p, seventh and Market
streets.
sumner Post, Il, A. R., Fourth and shipley
streets.
:, Diamond Council, Jr. o I. 4. M. Eden
Hall
Wilmington Division, /. R. X. Of IL, X. Of i.
Hall.
Wilmington ard l,randywine Council. 0. l.. A.
NJ Fourth and King streets.
Wilmington Encampment, X. OF st. j. and NJ
Gll Shipey street.
delaware Ledge, $. Of IL, Red Mems Han.
Minqua tribe, /. q. H. Red Mems Hall.
Wilmington Conclsye, !. .. H.. Masonic Hall,
Bible Class, Y. NJ. & A. Building
Ch sen Friends Caste, h. q. e., 6l0 IL Market
street
Delaware conclaye. :. ". NJ, saa Orange
street
Brownson Library Association, Fourth and
Jackson streets.
Bricklayers' International Inion Smith
Building.
Shields Library Association, sla West sixta
street.
Fidelity Lodge, A. o. 7. W, Workman,
Hall
Blue Rock Council L. 0. L. O.. Red Men.
Hall,
Delaware Lodge 1. 0. o. f., Odd Fellows
Hall.
alcsman's League,
DetswRre Union, I5. L. T.
st. Benedicts Beneficial 50ciety.
Grocery and Provision Clerks association.
First Regiment Band, Sixth and snip,e,
streets
Warren Athletic Club, sol Tatnall street
| llelta Gnmper, r. A. NJ, Masonic Hall.
Wilmington Bicycle Club. delaware avcnu,
and TAtral street.
Appomattox Carnp. s. Of v. Sinth and Kin;
/ STREETS.
r. fc'cts Beneficial Society.
/ Operative Pisstelers' lrttectve unian, IL
, East fultI, h siiceI.
/ Apollo Castle, X. G. L.
The sun., 1900-03-19
BICYCLE FAIR CLOSES;
WHITEHEAD GOES TO PARIS
The Popular Club Will Probably
Realize 81 900 on the Fair to
Build a New Home

/
| The Wilmington Bicycle Clubs Fair is
over and now several hundred people
will have to seek pleasure elsewhere
until next March. From the very Begin
ming these entertainments have boen
popular among the young people and
have been an event Of some note in the
history OF the club, This year, how
ever, the fair will be remembered as the
most successful yet given both finar-
claliy and as a means OF great eniov-
nfent.
Each year the bicycle club has realized
a satisfactory sum of money, but as near
as can be estimated by prominent mem
bers OF the club, the pecuniary end this
year will greatly exceed that OF any pre-
ylous year. notwithstanding larger e1-
pense.
Several members OF the club said last
night that it would be nearly two weeks
before 1T could be told just what the
amount realized was, but that they
shought II would be in the neishbor-
hood OF $1,000.
The expense this year was greatly in.
creased by "A Trip to the Paris EXPOSE
tlonn contest. This was won by John
y. Whitehead, professor of Manuel
Training at the High School. He re-.
celved 1881. The next two in the lit
were Miss Doud, Of No. IS School. Who
received l3,7lS votes, and Miss Osborne
OF Brandywine hundred, who receive d
S,SSS. The total number Of votes cast
were A, i16, This means $4i1. 4G. The
expense for the trip will be about
$500 '
Each night Of the two weeks Of Il
fair, with the exception Of Thursday
night, which was stormy, there VAS a
large attendance, but SATURDAY. nioht.
the closing night, broke the record. So
great was the crowd that there was
hard y room to move about, and ii would
NOS be exaggerating it to say that the
Wilmington Bicycle Club did more bust
ness that night than any institution in
Wilmington. In the voting contest alone
nearly S300 was spent the last night.
The money received from the fairs Is
to be used for the erection Of new club
house. Each year the treasury OF the
club has been replenished by the receipts
from the fairs, and now it has swelied
to proportions nearly large enough to
enable the club to begin the erection az
the new building.
The prize winners at the fair ON Sat-
urday night were:
Leon Truitt, barrel of -four, donated
by William Lea & Sons; Nav Nuttall.
esnter table; Thomas Zane, rocking
chair, both donated by Megary & Son;
Margaret Hubbert, No. 10 South Market
street, clock; James Campbell, No. 72o
Pine street, lamp; r. l.. Mitchell, Elk
ton, Md, Morris chaic; Albert D. Stent-
tan, Grand Union Hotel, umbrella; Mr..
Welch, Bancroft's Banks, stick pin.
The sun., 1900-03-19
SOME REPUBLICAN POLITICS

From the Dover State Sentinel
Certain rumors referring to Republi.
can politics have been in circulation fol
some weeks. One is to the effect that
certain menbers OF the so-cailed Regu-
lars assert and reassert that in the COM
ing campaign there will be but one
ticket in the field. The other refers to
the personnel of a ticket proposed
to be nominated by the so-called Resu-
lars.
Without mentioning the names of the
rumored candidates we think it is safe
to say, If We understand the temper oil
the Union Republicans, after the rejec-
tion by the so-called Regulars of the
proposition of the Union Republicans,
that any ticket they nominate will not
be accepted by the Union Republicans.
The Union Republicans in good faith
made most liberal proposition in the
interest of the success Of the party 1t
guaranteed to the minority faction, one
half Of all the State offices TO be voted
for. 1t guaranteed the election OF the
entire county ticket OF New Castle
county; it guaranteed to the mir ority
its choice OF a Senator, only reserving
to the majority party the right of first
choice.
NO more magnanimous or liberal offer
was ever made by majority party.
The proffer was rejected 1t will not be
renewed. The Union Republicans have
now but one duty; to proceed in an or
derly way and nominate such ticket as
will inspire Republicans with conf
dence, and secure the support Of all good
men. We know that the great Mass of
Republicans are true to the principles
and traditions of the party. We know
that the masses are opposed to Demo-
cratic misgovernment and misrue. We
know that with the great body OF the
voters OF the State, no sympathy exists
with the purpose OF an insignificant
coterie, because of personal spite, to
hand the State over for another genera
tion to the corrupt and corrupting inHr
ences Of a debssed Democracy.
The Union Republicans, conscious OF
their rectitude, will nominate their own
candidates for State and county Offices.
They will select good men. And no
man need apply who accepts nomi-
nation from any other organization.
He will not be acceptable to the Union
Republicans, and moreover. he will not
be accepted. Il will be we'll TO bear this
in mind.
The sun., 1900-03-19

some compromises for the sake OF har-
mony, but they are met by an absolute
refusal upon the part of the Union Re-
publicans to make any concessions"
In view of the very recent history OF
the party, this declaration of the News
is amazing. 1t is absolutely false. As is
we'll known, the Union Republicans
made a tender, which for liberslity was
never in the history of partics offered by
the stronger to the Toakcr. That tender
was rejected and no counter proposition
made. Let the News declare the plain
trnth; come out fiat footed in declara-
tion of its intent and purp oae to give its
aid to the defeat of the pa rty; and hand
The sun., 1900-03-19
MARSHALL FOR GOVERNOR.

From the Harrington Plaindesler.
The Union Republicans will nominate
Dir. George w. Marshall, OF Milford, as
their GuEernatorial candidate. The
Regulars have not vet intinatel whom
they will select. DIR. Marshall will poll
large Republican vote.
The sun., 1900-03-19
By WireIess Telegranh.

About 10 o'clock this morning horse
less milk wagon loaded with cowless
milk collided with brainless rider on a
chainless whtel. The luckless Wheel
man was bad, injured aud being home
less, money less as we'll as fatheress he
vas taken in "A horseless cab to the Home
of the Friendless.
The sun., 1900-03-19
Milford wants steamer service.

Dover, Del, March IS. Wilson Vim
yard and j. E, Short, Of Milford, have
been in Philadelphia and New Jersey
endeavoring 10 secure y steamer to ply
between Milford and Philadelphia, to
take the place of the Delaware, which
was burned to the waters edge at Mil
ford last week. They expect to have the
boat ready for traffic April l.