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$50 German Henuctta cloths, 500
yard, at the Bee Hive.
REYENTEp a 1RAGFpY.

Timely Information gwen Mrs,
George Long, OF New S'rartsyille,
Ohio, prevented = dresdiul tragedy
and saved two lives. A frightfnl
cough had long kept her awake ever
night. skS bad tried many rem d,es
ana doctors but steadily sfsw worss
until urged to try Dr X rg's New
Discovery. One botJls Wholly cured,
a0d she writes this marvellou. med,>
clns Also cured Nj, LoGg Of sevsre
attack 81 ppeumonisS Such cures are
positive proof OF the matCh,ess merit
Of this grand remedy for corng all
throat, chest and iuBg troubles Only
500. and 800 Every bottle guar
sntfsd. Trial bottle fres, at ali drug
syores.
w. B. cOrsets, al styles, at actual
cost az the Bee hive.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Misses. Gales select private school
viii open Oct. / at their residence, 7os
z street.
Thoroegh instruction is given in
primary. intermediate and collegiate
departments. This institution Of
learning is Of seven years. standing,
and the tssebers are progressive, EN-
ploying All the new ana improved
method Of instruction.
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&c Rensdy l0r s.anaoh "a BoWaI TroabIas

The Remedy rs'enaOh and Bowel Troubles
4 haye.Besn n the drug business for
twenty yesfs and have sold most all Of
the proprietary medicines 81 any note.
Among theentire list ! have never tound
anything to equal' chemberlain's cole
Cholera and Diarrhoss Remeey foE
stomach and bowel troubles says Q.
W Wakefield, Of Columbus, Ca This
remedy cured two severe cases Of cholera
morbus in my family. ana I have recohn-
mended and sold hundreds of Tito my
customers to their entire satisfaction. 1t
affords a quick and suse cure an pleas.
ant form, No family should be without
il. l keep it in my house at all times "
For sale by Dr. Bishops drug store,
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u BuRFoRn


eQuicR luneh,' Is one OF the coInmoneatof city
signs The sign doesn' say "a healthy lunch Of
COOP food-the character Of tile food ap,arautty
is not considered. It's just quick iuneh-eat
and get aay. Isit any wonder that the stou-
ach breaks DOWN. Food is thrown Al IT, sloppy,
indigestIble and iunutritious food, very often
and the stomach has to do the best itcan. Nor
mally there should be no need for medical as.
sstante tor the stomach. But the average
method fe Is sbnormal and while iliseon-
Iasree's colleen Medical Discovery. II e the
Hedi3 ieh can te relied On to cure
/ ssssases % fte stomach and other organs Of d
ssstion ana nutrition. Itisnot cure 80. i
e medicine designed for the stomach, and TO
cure through The stomach remote diseases
which have their cause In be dcraugtmsnt 81
the stomach and digestive and nutritve S.
tenn. IL cures when all else faiis.
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The Quakers Are
Honest People.

TheQuaker Herb Tom
ic is not only a blood
purifier, but a Blood
M a K or for Pale, Weak
and Bebilitated people
who have not strength
nor blood. It acts AZ a
tonic, 10 regulates di-
gestion cures dyspepsia
and lends strength and
frvaa ~. ~, yraw,,,.,.,. -.
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Dir. Hathaway
Treats All Diseases.
His Method InyarsabIy Curess ali
Catarrhal, Bronchial, Lung, seoaa.
ach, Liver, Kidney and Other Con
plants, as Well as All Diseases
and Weaknesses of Women.

In DIR. Hathaw0y'S most
extensive practice, GOV
erlng a period Of more
a,sn4O trs llehas been
called upon ~ treat al
manner OF diseases Of
men aud women and
along the whole line Of
human ailments he has
beer uniformly sue,
cesslul.
Dr. Hatlaway's nae
thod Of treatment gets
dirpotiV M fhe cAaf ri
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p,,,.,e,.. the trouble, purifes the blood
tones up the whole system and
'0 "'Oou. peutralzes the poisons which
produce the diseased conditions.
an Fss.o.. Yearly he restores to nerfeet
health thousands Of sufferers
trcatoos from Catarrh Bronchitis. As.
TINA, Hay Fever Lung Complaints, Stomach.
Liver and Kidney Diseases. Piles, Tunors. Can.
GERS, Eczema ard an manner OF Skin affections
r,s..r Or, Hathaway also treats with
sss the greatest success all. hose
women many distressing weaknesses and
diseases by which 50 many women are afflicted.
e,t Dr. natnav q, eaflces are atted
sev.r'oa' with all the is.sst electrical and
Apphanees' other appliances In the use 81
which, rs well as the microscope ne has world.
wide fssne as IN expert. An Of the medicines
USED ny Dr. Hathaway are compounded IN his
0wn laboratories, under his pesecnal Director,
and special remedies are prepared Tor each in.
1iNldnai case according TO its requirements.
Mwarg.nliar pr. Hathaway has prepared
series otseli -pNamnaiior hlanks
NlAnks' appyipgt0 the different diseases
which he sends free on applications No. I, for
Men; No, 9 for Women; No 3, for Skin Diseases,
mo, 4, for Catarrhal Diseases; No. 5. for Kidneys
-N..,.a Dr. Hathaway makes no charge
SonsatAuOn for consultation at either bis
- Froe. ONCE or by mail r
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, N. D.
DIR. Hathaway q Co,
- Bryan Street, savannah, Ga,
AESroN THIS PAPER WHEN WHITING
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.esnt profit upon sAe cost of land and
cultivation.
The establishment of the factory
win give employment to hundreds Of.
people and circulate money, bring
ing general and constant prosperity ];
indeed, settlers to pugohase and culti-
vate or wilderness Of wild lands.
! hrve personally observed the cul.
tiyation and manufacture otthis hardy
plant. Daring the late war it was
the custom an Florida to grow several
rows Of cassavs in ths garden for do
aestlc purposes. A beautiful white
starch was readily produced from. the
root BY reducing it TO q peIp in a
WOODEN mortar and then working il
out in clear, soft water One Of the
features Of cultiyAting this cfopis If
.lnxuriant growth - sandy soil, not
being affected b drouths Or sxoess,se
moisture q any degree. ana requiring
littis or no cultivation. Az stock
food it ranks high. By comparison
with corn, the following figures Will
demonstrsts its money value over that
cereal.
Csssavs, ten tons to acre lowest
sstimate) at "a per ton ..,... $4,000
Corn, one ton per acre lowest
estImAte) at 800 per bushel 1900
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AFrER rIFrEEN 100.

with bl0od disease which was called dry ee-
zenaa. lie took great deal of medicine with
no permanont relief and inally was advised e
Try Hoods sarsaparilla, He now has no sign
Of the disease, having been entirely cured By
ffis nasaieins. ne says Sc IS the best medicine
on earth ~
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washington SEMINARY sss # H 35s:s5
Music,
Wellesley Randolph Macon
ewyn al
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In favor Of cassava, per acre $4,000
lam informed that plans and speOi-
ioatIons have been prepared for 4 com
pletely equipped plant at . cost 81
100000, 100000 to be furnished b.
capitalists and the balance 70 be sub-
soribed BY our citizens. Surely this is
an opportunity for Brunswick to
grasp. Let our representative citizens
get together and organize the move-
ment to locate this factory here, for
It's successful operation means a de-
mand for every acre Of idle land, and
an unsettled country viii grow 10
wealth and blossom like . rose.
IA. BuRFonp, NJ d.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risera are promptpal-
atabie, pleasant powerful, purifying little pills
YV.J. Butte
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WB, Corsets all styles, a. actual
cost at The Bee Hive.
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When We say "at cost" you know WI
mean 1t at the Bee Hive.
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You buy cheap enough when you
buy at cost at the Bee Hive.
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25c quality cssbmeres, sn oolors.
49, yard, at the Bee Hive.
QUESTIONS 1 ANwE kEp

Yes, August Flower still has che
largest saieloi any medicine ia the civ
ilized world. Your mothers andgrand.
mothers never thought Of using any.
thing else for Indigestion or bilious.
ness. Doctors were scarce and they
seldom heard of appendicitis, nervous
prostratlon, heart failure, etc. They
used August Flower 10 clean out tie
system and stop fermentation Of uDdi-
gested food, regulate the action Of the
liver, stimulate the action Of the ner-
vous and organic system, sad that Is
sll they took when feeling dull and bad
with headache ana other aches. You
only need few doses Of Green's Aus
gust Flower, In liquid form, to make
you satisfied there is. nothing serioue
the matter Iwilh you sample bottles
al Butts drugstore or Brown Drug G
Should be in. every household med e
cine cheat. ItanordA certain relief
When you want Ne ant physic Try The new
remedy, chambeTiaiu's stomach aaa
Tablets. Tsey nre.easy to take snd
erect. Price .sss. Samples free at bis1bp's
drug stOre.
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SOC quality Tsffeta silk, all oolorst
CSC yard, at the Bee Hive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
viii Elect Two Sets of Delegates.

Dover, Del, Feb. S.--One of the
most important political moves of
the campaign was made to-day
when, at Il conference of the lead
ers of the Union Republican party
at Georgetown, it was practically
decided to issue a call Tor their
State convention to nominate dele
gates to the national convention i'll
Philadelphia on the same day set
by the Regular Republicans.
At the Georgetown conference
this afternoon there were present,
beside prominent local Addicks men
DR.. c. X. Layton, chairman OF Sus-
sex county; DR.. G. W. Marshall,
chairman of Kent county; State
Chairman, J. Frank Alice, Senator
S. John Abbott, Colonel Theodore
Townsend and others, and it was
first decided to call the State COM
mittee together Immediately. State
Chairman Alice consequently notl-
fed his State central committee to-
night to meet in Dover next Tues
day, when the call will probably
be promulgated, together with the
same. plan for primary elections on
the Saturday before as the Regu-
lars have adopted. The massing
Of all the Republicans Of Delaware,
particularly with the factlonal feel
ing running SO high, may make
February. 81 the liyelest day in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

The "Infuenco Of Friends In the Anti
Slavery MovemenJ' was tho subject for
discussion before tho Young Friends As
snciation last night. Charles Swayne,
United Statos Judge for the District of
Florida, was tho guest of the society, and
delivered m inicl esting address.
David Ferris read paper on tho mod
orn anti-s!nvery movement, He consid-
cred the movement In Ben jaInln L,Indys
connection with William LLOYD Garrison
in 1921 These two great aJoli1unsts pub
lisheu papcI, Lundy advocating gradual
emancipation and GnrfMon advocating i'm.
mediate emancipation, Garrison subse-
quently being imprisoned fer the strong
expression OF his views. John G. Whittier,
Wendell Phillips, Lucre>ia Mott,Susan B.
Anthony and other prominent Friends
We're active iu anti-slavery work. Mr..
Ferris paid n glowing tribute to tho name
of .Iohu Jackson of Darby. who was q great
anti slavery leader aud who spoke eio-
wrongs and evils of slavery.
Pennock Pusey, i'!lwood Garrett and
RoDj jamin X. Smedley relate anecdotes of
the devices employed by Thomas Garrett
in assisting fugitive slaves. Mr.. Garrett
assisted 2,76O slaves. VIM. P. Bancroft
gave personal recollecions, and Mrs. w.
L. Webb read brief accounts of the lives
OF noted aboitionsts and abolition rhymes
composed by Benjamin. S. Jones OF darby.
Judge SWayne spoke of the Delaware
abolition law bill which was killed in the
state Senate tluring tho legislative sos
sion of !Sl6-l8f7 Ho also gave brief ac-
count Of The famous pus,nore William
son casein Philadelphia. Judge Swayne
spoke of tho Africans as a race and their
future pro poets, dwelling upon their con-
di.iOn in tho South where he said, they
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Captain A. L. French of the British
tanker Luman had an interesting expert
iencc on tho Delnw ware river.
The ship has been loading oil at Marcus
Hook for Hull, England, and has been
tied up by the f0ggy weather and ice inthe
river. At 4 O'Clock Thursday afternoon,
Cap. ain French decided to go to the quar-
antine wharf for the purpose Of telophcn-
ing to the Company's agent at Philadol-
phia, regarding certain pieces Of machin-
cry which were to be sent down to the
ship and had not arrived. In small boat
accompanied by tho second mate and sew
eral members of tha crew, tho captain ar
rived safely at he desired point. 1t was
on his return trip that tho captain and
crew Of the boat expo iencad all kinds Of
trouble. 1t was ebb tide when tho party
made he trip to the quarantine wharf,
but when tbey attempted to return to
their ship the de was running up strong,
the fog wns dense, the floating Ice was
troublesome, and to make matters worse
darkness was about setting in.
The par became lost and rowed about
in vain attempts to find the ship. They
blew u horn and it was answered by the
steam whistle of the Luman. Guided by
sound alono they were within q few feet
Of thoir Ship when their frail boat was
caught in an ice floe and carried mp tho
stream. They landed On the edge of q
marsh and after u struggle with marsh
mud they reached The pike, whers they
bearded trolley car for Marcus Hook.
1t was found that they had landed near
the Chester oil marsh.
1t was 10. 80 o'clock yesterday morning
when the cartain and hi, party again set
foot ON The deck of the Luman. Hthey were
Il sorry sight, their clothes being covered
with tho marsh mud
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
To Change Districts.

A bill has been introduced in Congress
by -enator Teller, of Colorado. the object
OF which is tho reconstruction of the
judicial circuits Of the United States. AS
at preSenG constituted he circuits are far
from being evenly balanced. the Eighth
comprising eleven States, namely, Arkan-
sas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas minnesota,
Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Sonth
Dakota, Utah. and Wyoming, as against
three each in the Second, Third, and
Seventh.
Senator Teller's measure does not pro-
vide for the creation of Il new circuit, but
transfers States from one circuit to
another in several Instances Vermont
and Connecticut are taken away from thu
Second and put in tho First with tho
other Now England States. The whole
Ghirl Circuit, comprising New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, and Delaware, is joined on
to New York to form the Second. The
ether circuit, are also rearranged SO as to
do away with tho excessively large Eighth
Circuit in tho Wost Bills are also before
Congress 10 divide the State of Washing
ton into tro Federal districts and to
create a third district In Pennsylvania,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

The Ideals opening play "In the
Heart of the Storm will be follow
ed on Tuesday by the celebrated
metropolitan production, "Lost in
New York. which has never been
presented here at cheap prices and
which will probably attract a full
house. Other plays that will be
given during the week are "rhe
Irish Hero, "The Ladder of Life,
.'The Charity Girl, " Eagles Nest
"Thc Buried Past and 'Fanch-
on the Cricket Matinees will be
played daily after Monday.
The usual parade and concert by
Howson' S Goth Century Band. will
take place OH Monday at 1l.30 a.
m. The band is under the person
al direction of Ned ]. Howson, who
played a successful engagement at
Brandywine Springs Park last
summer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
o q IN HEEaBEaa aI1

For sale hy
KILLER Drug Co 40? Market street.
N, B DAnforth, l24 Market street
Jacob :, Reetoln, $40 Delaware avenue.
r. B. Cartmen COL Madison street.
Almonds Pharmacy, 7th and Orange,
John J. Gallagher " Bro, l4'n and 2O04
Market street.
Blccksom e. Spear, n. Il Cor. Second
and West streets.
Horace Bradley, NJ. d, Cor, Fourth
and Rodney streets.
J. f, Stamp, Co... Tenth nnd Poplar SITS.
Wilmer c. Taylor, No, 30! King street.
Joseph P. Williams, Cor. 9th and Madl-
son.
ii. r. Bripghurst ST. Market street.
Edgar II, Allaband, Cor. A and Heaid
streets
Seventh Street Pharmacy, Ger. Seventh
and Jackson streets.
u. James Belt, Cor. Sixth and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Clork of tho Peace Foarl yesterday after.
noon made his usual return to State
Treasurer Ball The total amount re-
ceivod by Mr.. ECard for liccD 80 fees during
the two months was s4Gl527, an increase
of Sl2JJ 30 for tho corresponding two
months OF year previous, ana there also
has been an increase of sixty-six licen' es
issued.
This licenses issued and the amounts re-
cnivea from them We're: Inn or taverns.
. issued, 1907 % received; special inn or
tavern 26, s65o; special retailer to soil u
luor, g. s75; hawlsor OF pc iior. II. s53;
merchants, yearly l5S, $l,D D-1O4, mer-
chants, ,ix months. %, 1881 81; mhnutac-
'urers, yearly, 40. Sl6SS' nahu'acturers.
six months, $l99. l6; marriage %, $50;
nucyiorioers, /, SO; broksra, !. 500; doc.
tors, II, sl2o; dentists, T, SIS; eating.
houses. 10, $50; lawyers, 3. S32 so; real
estate, g. Sli5; sIallions and jacks, :, 500
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

yANTED--GEST TLENEN BOaRbERS OR
wv lad cs to take rooms in private family.
West side centrally located. Address 4.
hjs it;c, fJIJf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
Charters Granted.

Dover DEL. Feb. 0-The Alaska Nome
Nuggst Limited, mining company with
n capital of S1,25O,O 900, and consisting of
prominent Now York men. was incorpo.
rated here this afternoon to engage in the
mining business.
The American Assurance Company, a
Wilmington concern with capital stock
of $500, 900. was chartered to go into the
insurance business.
The Gibbs N Williams Lltho Company
capital stock $1,000 was chartered to do
a general publishing company business
lthographing, etc. This is q Now York
concern.
Another charter granted was the Zinc
Copper and Lead Review Publishing Conn
pany New York concern with capital
stock of $40, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
Tho PrOtectsOnSst

is monthly magazine Published by the Home
Market Club, in Boston, Mass. Isading authority
economic questions; s; asr5 10 cants a copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
Gamblers Tia We Fled.

The exposure OF the gamblers resort at
Grubb's Landing last Thursday evident-
ly frightened the patrons and hackers of
tho place away, as the house was closed
yesterday and, judging from appearance
1t is not likely to be rcOpened.
The matter was reported to Attorney
General White who detailed Detective
rest any people Wpo mlght be found about
the placs Violating the law. Yesterday
afternoon the detective, visited the house
and after critical examination fou nd 1t
empty. All the shutters and doors wero
closed and there was nothing to indicate
that anybody had been there during the
day,
It has been learned that the place has
been in operation for about three months.
The headquarters were situated in a
Philadelphia Hotol, near the Broad Street
Station,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
CARD BASKET.

Willie Brian who has been employed
as ornamental painter in the car shops of
the Jackson and Sharp Company, has
gone to Mexico, under the advice OF q
physician. ! as he has been suffering for
som etime with bronchial trouble.
Jno. W. Canary of A. G. Yates & Co.,
of Philadelphia has gone to the Mountains
of Western North Carolina for his health.
He will return to business on April end,
when he hopes to see his old friends from
Wilmington again. "a.
DR.. John H. Scherflv and John Toh-
mann, Of Eyertsdalo Pa, are visiting in
town.
Miss Emma and Essis Strickland of
this city, are visiting their brother in
Clayton.
Robert D Hoffecker, Jr., Of Smyrna was
in this city yesterday,
Miss Mary Anthony, of Smyrna, Is the
guest of Mrs John Truax.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

w AN'rI D.-TO BUY A EtI.L Top DESK.
w Apply TO Stcrlllh Bros. front and Tat
m Mn .itA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Bonldcns Union A M e Chapel Eighth and
Locust streets. Rev G H Boulder pastor At
10 80 III and 7 SOP m preaching Z by ley WIN A
jackson. sunday School IN. Christian
q 80 p IN.
Plymouth A. NJ E. Zion Mission, Trout
and Tatnall Streets Rev. Fl r Wales, pastor
Preaching 1890 III by the Rev A Spencer
and 7.5O p. M by Rev H Pennington. Class
IL m Thursday SPIN.
Grace A. NJ. L, Zion Church. 1lth aud DUPONT
streets, Rev John W Mckinzie, pastor, Preach.
Ing 10 80 m by Rev W Kirby.3 IN by Rev
G l. Jefferson an 10 p IN by Rev J spen-
GER. Sunday school Up In 9 80 p. m. Chris.
tian Endeavor Glass 0 q III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
BURGLARS Visited Him Twice.

Dover, Del Feb. THE clothing store
OF Joseph Nathan, on Lockorman street,
was robbed OF $500 worth of goods this
morning, including nearly 100 spring
suits just received from Philadelphia. 1t
ia believed that there wero four mon in
the gang, two remaining outside while tho
others forced an entrance with . jimmy.
This is tho second robbery at this store
within few months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
ALetter From Manila,

Miss Eleanor Irwin of 400 Poplar street,
has just received letter from Mr.. George
B. Campbell, who Is now Marine Guard
on ths Flagship Brooklyn now at N Manila
Bay. MIR. Campbell says he Is enjoying
good health The letter was sent on
JanHary /, and was received February
q I 1900. Miss Eleanor willanswer his let
tor sr'amineliately.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
calvary BAPTIST Church.

At Calvary Baptist Church, cornor
Fourth ana Fronch streets, there will bo
Preachns n at 10 80 a. m by tho R9v; ,n. 4 ag b.
j. Wesley sullivan Of Philadelphia. The
morning subject, ''Christian Living" and
evening ''The objectionable Sin" Chris
tain lGndeavor meeting at p. III. in the
main auditorium. Sunday school at p III.
At 80 p. M, a mass meeting will bo held
in the church which will 10 addressed by
Mr., Sullivan Subject. Come At 10 a.
m. a preparatory meeting will be held in
tho church Mr.. Sullivan will preach
zach evening during tho week in the
lecture roem at 7,45 O'clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
sSke Returned liOmei

There is n woman residing on the east
side OF town who had her opinion Of II taR
factory considerably changed during tho
her relations but wished to make q little
pin money. So she resolved to go to
work ut the tag factory Ninth aud King
street. Accompanied by noghbor sho
Went to tho factcry and the first notice
sha road was q reduction OF one cent por
thousand for tying tho twine on the tags.
When she learned that the twine had to
be tied through tho oyeets Of 1000 tags tor
2 cents she resolved to call somo other
time Size will spend her leisure moments
reading her Bible,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
Damaged Car Windows,

Detective IIutchins at Georgetown yes-
tciday arrested five boys on the charge of
throwing stones at u Delaware Railroad
train. On Wednesday evening when the
passenger train reached Georgetown tho
stones wero thrown through tho Cur
windows and two passengers had close
call from injury. The boys were hald
under a peace bond Of $lU0 not to trespass
on tho property.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Addcks became prominent In Felaware
politics, the Democratic party never had
doubt at election timo Of winning with
hands down; but since Mr.. Addicks en-
tered Delaware politics. the Democrats
have not won an election. The next leg.
iSlature will e'hor elect Mr. AddicEs
United Sta.es Senator or elect two Dom o.
cratic United States Senator'S