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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
SMYRNA People Angry.

Smyrna, March 2S.-The report OF Pre-.
siding Elder Corkran, of Enston District,
as it appeared in the Wilmington papers,
was n surprise to the people of Asbury NJ.
E. Church, of Smyrna. According TO his
report the church Of this town paid only
$3.50 of old dobtsi and 5000 for church i'm
provements
We had stated it differently before he
wen to ConIerencs-aDout s., 800 in the Sc
two items, and including the amounts 70 I
salaries, missions, benevoencos, sc W Z
sta ed that tho church had paid about
!5 900 in the conference year.
EvldeLtly The Presiding Elder was
wrong Uor he did not have tho figures of
tho W,lmine eton printers corrected) or
we were, and We sought the chairman
Of tho committee in question and his fig.
ures with the names settled with. showed
1906 of old debts paid, instead of $3.50, and
new improvement $ rs "rwentieth Cen
tury OforiuP,' slS50.G0. instead of $500. us
reported by the Elder.
There was less occasion to mako such
mistakes right here whore the figures
could be so easily obtained, than in the
moro distant parts Of the District, but
such errors have u tendency to -itiate tho
report US to the other places.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
PERSONAL
MENTION.
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors And
Home Entertain=
: mentS.
BIRTHDAY PARTY,

Tuesday evening under canopy OF
American lags al the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Woolsey, 3 s DUPONT street,
birthday party was givon to Miss Elsie
Woulsey in honor Of her 9Gh birthday.
The evening was pleasantly spent in play.
ing games, slneinz and .raphaphonc cou-
cert by Prof. Woolsey, which was Oh Djoyed
by those present. During the evening the
guests were invited Into the dining rsom
wheru justice was done to tho dslicacies OF
tho season, amid blooming plants. At u
reasonable hour Tho guests departed for
homo wishing Miss Esc many more
happy birthdays. She received many nlcu
presents Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs, II. Woolsoy, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Capt.
A. a. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs, l.. A. Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure, MIR. and Mr., +. II
Gallahcr. Mr. and Mrs Green, Mrs.
Somers, Mrs, Snyder. Misses Blanche Gal.
laher, Adie Owons. Ethel GnliAher. Helen
Snyder, Elsie Woosey, Mabel wilson,
Elva. and Helon Wilson, Messrs. Leon
Somers James Donavan, II iscoe Dono.
van and Alma Owens the little cake
walker of tho West side,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
ENTERTAINED HERFEIENDS.

Miss Mary Wilson was rendered an
evening social al her home. No. los North
Adams street, Monday evening, in honor
of hor birthday A very pleasant evening
was spent The guests renamed until a
late hour, in which tlmo games and
other amnsensents were pnrticira oil ia.
Refreshments woro served aftor which
the guests departed for their homes.
Among the quests were: Misses Iizzle
swain, Elalo Burgess, Lulu Bane, Clara
kaslcman, Irene Wilson, Josephine S!mp-
sun, AVIAN Colt, Mary Wilson, lIattio
Swain, NaSsrs. William Ginin, GAVIN
Shower, Richard Gro,hnll, OF phiiadel.
phia ChaI. Wilson, William and j. N.
Wilson, Charles McGinniS. Mrs. sarah
Wilson and Nj and Mrs. Chas A. kei-
nan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
A PLEASANT PARTY.

very pleasant evening party was given
at tho homo OF Mr.. and Mrs Taylor, Ut
Bellevue, last Saturday evening The
evening was spont III playing games.
dancing and Instrumental music. Mr..
Granville sewuil and Mr.. james Bowan,
gave several fine sclnctious on the bnnjo
and guitar. At q late hour tho guests
Were invited to tho dining room where re-
frcshments wore served.
Those who participated were: Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor, of BDllvue, Mrs. Bowan, OF
Gordon Heights; Mrs. Baldwin. Gordon
Heights; Mr. and Mra. Walter Brcnner.
MIR. and Mrs. Granville Jewell, Mrs. vii.
liam Clark, Misses Bertha Whitr, Lizzie
White heba Paris, Lizzie Gross, Mabel
Ogdon, Maggie McCray, SaIio Taylor, Ida
Gressenger, all Of Wilmington; Messrs.
James Bowan, of Gordon Hela his. John
Thompson Robert White, Winfield liughs
Frank Rooney. Dave Rooney Thomas
Haley, L. BoWaH, Robert Bowan, p.
Bowan, Erwin Pierson, II. Ogden, :. Cool
Ing and Joseph Gross.
At u late hour the guests departed for
their respective homes,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
MarShallton items.

The Home Department Of sun day
School work viii meet IN 81 Earnabas'
Churcl, next Friday evening, the @Hth
last. and listen to an addrc,- by the Rev.
Mr. Lewis of Rodney : rect Church Viii
lningtgn, all Hrt invi'el.
Tho I, o. &. I. Lodge Ne. Il moved this
week from ". G, T. L, hall to lAr-or
quarters in Il. Of T. hai!.
Several famiiI:, changed homes on
Monday.
5, j. Gray E.,r, has moved to Port
Deposit Md. oar people were nil sorry
to have "SCnay' move 50 farHwuy
Nj Harvey BarrItt m.vod INTO tho
house vacated by Mr.. Gray aid Mr. Hiuk.
,0an !nto the one vacated by Mr. BarTatt.
nj IS Bertha Singer and brother wcro
the guests OF Mrs Anna Mote last week.
Mans of our people attended tho NJ, h.
Conference un sunday,
The public school was rc.opcnod on
Monday, it having been closed lor some
weeks, because u diphthorm among the
pppii+
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
CtI.D BASKET,

Mrs. II. Clay Ward who has boon Wait.
ing in Boston, for tho past wcoA, is stop
| ping for few days at her fnth0r's. Mr..
Daniel McCusker, Sr,, Mt No. 2l6 Wose
| Second street, FOR n tow days after which
she VIII return to her homo In phiadel.
phia.
Mr.. Joseph McCracken and Miss Maria
Bradley were among thosu who attended
the hack ride to New Castle. Monday
eyoning,
Mr.. and Mrs d. f. Phillips spent cor>
feroBco week with Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus
Strong, Thirteenth aud Walnut street. -
Miss Edna Sheppard. OF Baltimore.
spent yesterday In this city. S
Mr.. Schefn OF New York City, who vas
visiting his colored friend, In our city has
returned home after pleasant visit.
Miss Sue Luckily, Of this city was In
Chester yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Benson of this city las
been visiting Mrs. Harvey Smith, Of ClRy~
ton.
Mrs. ]. H. Primrose is visiting hcr
brother, W. II. Collins, Of this city.
Among those from Dover who visited
this city the past week to attend the sess
sion Of conference wero: Mrs. l.. W. Lay.
field. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. NJ Stevenson, MIR. and Mira
Joseph Smithers, Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ,
Price, Mlsso, Arle H.nson. Clara Bewloy,
Bertha Snithsrs, Annie Beckett, Mrs.
Rsbeoca Collins, Mrs. Jos. II. Primrose.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. L. Beckett. Mrs. L. p.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs M. v. Ford, WIN
II. Davis and John II. Huffecker.
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You know how reliable DsnL'e To0thachS
Gum Is when you try it. All druggist lou
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
REV, Or, HILLS
HAS RESIGNED.
Has Sent Formal Letter to
Chicago Presbytery
and Does Not EX-
r.. : pect a Heresy
Trial.

New York, March 2S. To escape
the bother OF trial for heresy, DR..
Newell Dwight Hills quietly re.
signed yesterday from the Chicago
Presbytery. DR.. Hills said to a
North American correspondent to.
day:
81 have Withdrawn from the
Presbytery. My formal letter of
resignation has just been mailed to
Dr. Gray, in Chicago. Ihave stud.
led the matter over carefully and
considered this was the best thing
to do.
81 think my action will prevent
any trial for heresy, though, OF
course, that depends on whether
or not my resignation is accepted.
'Nly congregation is solidly with
me, and if tie Chicago Presbytery
insists upon trial, we are ready
for the battle. "
Chicago, March 29.-Dr. w. c.
Grey, Of the Interior, the leading
Presbyterian paper in the West,
sara last hlSht:-
II received telegram from DR..
Hills to-day informing me that he
had mailed me 4 communication
which should present to the Pres
bytery. il thought the grounds
presented were sufficient. The only
doctrinal points in the sermon which
created so much turmoil. tie dam
natory decree and the Edwardsian
materlalistic cschatology. are view
ed in the same light as DR.. Hills
discussed them by three-fourths ct
the ministers and nine.tcnths of the
members OF the Pres byterlan
Church. ! must read DR.. Hills
communication before say what
shall be done with it. "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
One rlan Killed. One Hurt,
Chicago March 20.


Richard Reniman, engineer, was killed
when the Columbus and Wheeling express
train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
crashed into Chicago Junction freight
train at Whiting Ind, thirty miles from
Chicago last niQht Tho engine OF the
passenger train was thrown into ditch
beside the track. Tho fireman was SEE
verely injured but 1t is thought he will
recover.
The dead Richard Reinman engineer,
Garrett, Ind, caught under his ongino
and Instantly killed.
Injured: George O'Connell. fireman
severely bruised about body and inter-
nally injured by jumping from englne
after collision: will recover
Tho train was in charge Of James Hole
man conductor, and was outgoing 1t was
running at a high rate Of speed when the
collision occuaod.
A large number of passengers were on
tho train, bnt none of them was In jurod,
Mono of the coaches left The rails.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Suits for Hold over.

Harry and William S. Gardner has in
stitu Q | suit against Harry Pizor for pos
sessi, IL of the premises No. 800 Market
sheet. f. Is Frazer Is the agent of the
property and alleges that the property was
rented by Pizor In 1895 for five years. He
Furthermore alleges that Pizor was served
with the legal notice to quit On the
other hard pizor claims that Il. B. Frazer
resan ed the property to him some time
ago. The cuse will be heard before referees
IN Magistrate Kell0y's court on next Wed.
nesday afternoon. William Y. Lyman
represents Gardner, Walter Fl. Hayes re-
presents Pizor ana H. II. Ward represents
LippincCtt Il Co., to whom tho property
was sold sons months ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Trust Those Who Have Tried

l suffered from catunrh of the worst
kind and never hoped for curc, but Ely's
Lreaa Bum scans to do oven thut.-
Oscar ustrom, ij Warren ave, Chicago,
I'll,
suffered from catarrh t. got so bad /
could not work; | used Eiy's Croam Balm
and ain entirely we'll. A, G. Clarke. 3ll
Sbswmut Ave, Boston, Mass.
The Balm docs not irritate or cause
snsesing, Sold by druggists at 30 cts. or
mailed by Ely Brothers, 5G Warren St.,
New Ork,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
tARTER-HARPEE,

Miss Emma Harper daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Alexander Harper, Of No. SO
West fourth street and Captain Harry
\ Cartor of Company A, lst Delaware,
wore married last evaning
Tho ceremony was performed at z
o'clock at tho rosdeuce tho BRIDES
parents by the Rev Jancs Grove.
only tho immediate families Of the
bride and groom an0 several friends were
presont. They wore: Mr.. and Mrs Alex
ander Harper, Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander
Harper. Jr.. Charles Harper Mr.. and
Mre. Winfield liinkle, Misses Susan and
Margaret Carter, Eioroucc Howard, Eliz.
aboth Butterworth, Ella Mckay and Elsie
Springer, Hugh Carter, MS Harriet
Richards, Mrs Marie MaxiIeld of Phi D.
dclnhin, Harry Ta20wcii and Frank
White.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

STILL after
nine HOURS.
Carpenters and Employees
Have Reached No Agree
ment as Yet. w

West Chester, March. ..29-Tfe carpent tors
OF this place and their employers have not
yet reached an agreement In regard to tho
request made recently by the worknen at
ing the scale of wages and hours. 1t is
understood however, that all the employ
ers have agreed to tho requests Of the mon
with the exception OF one, but the men are
still holding out and hope TO get tho agree
ment through in tho near future
At tho meeting Of the carpenters thoy
agreed to ask the employers to grant them
a day OF nino hours all the year with q
uniform rate Of wages. They now work
ten hours In summer and nine
In winter. 1t is not likely, however that
there will be any trouble over the matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
tCAN&ON

Delmar, Dol, March 2S Miss Sadio L.
German dan2htor OF Nj. II. German, q
prcminent c!tlzon Of this place aud Will
liam n. Cannon, associated with tho firm
OF DR.. Robert n. Eilesood, druggist, wero
married at tho II, p, Church hero TODAY.
Miss Nettie Cannon, sister of the groom
presided at the organ. Tho bridal patry
entered the church TO the sweet strains OF
tho wedding march aud the coTomony was
performed by the Rev. l)r j. f. T. IwelI.
the pastor. The ushers were Messra. Ar
thur and Harry German, cousin and
brother OF the bride. respectively, Harlan
Elliott and Everett Cannon, brutiior Of
the groom. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon took tho
northern express for New York The
bride wore u handsome costume OF Ii.hS
blue boucle cloth, with hat TO match. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Pool Room Raided,

Officers john i. Welsh raided tho pool
room OF Joshia B Harding, Of No, SIG
Market street to-day. He found five boys
there and took thom to the citu hall
IhTee Of them arc nro over IL years OF
age and the other two nn.ler the ago pre-.
scrIbed by law. In all probability war;
rant will he sworn out lor Harding.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Columbus NachinistS Strike Settled.

Columbus, O., March ~ The
maChInlsts strike has been settled.
The employers agree to take back
all the old men, but they arc left
free TO employ non-union labor on
equal terms with Union labor. The
machInists get nine hour work
day and twenty-five cents an hour,
price and halt to be paid for all
overtime, The settlement is 4 COM
promise.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Chicago Complement.

Mr.. J. A. Lyons, OF Chicago, a text
book representative, who calls on nearly
all business colleges in the country,
said yesterday, while in Wilmington,
that tho typewriting done by the Goldey
Colege students Is the best he has seen
sinco no had left Chicago The new
method of wiring by touch" intro
duced by his college, is attracting much
favo: able attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Vienna Woman StrangIed BY Her Dis
charged Servant,

I!oopodne Benker, nee Braun, was found
dead yesterday in her home In Budapest,
having been strangled with string.
She had boen living apart from her US.
band.
A girl who had formerly been In the
sorvlco OF tho dead woman, was arrested
and confessed to having committed the
crime ths objeo of which sho said was
the robbery of the victim, who enjoyed an
independent income.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
MARRIAGES,

Observation-Disclosures the
residence OF the minister, sO7 Van Buren,
street, on Wednesday, March 2S, by Tho
Rov. John D. G. Hanna, ID. d.. Mr..
Howard Is Pennington and Miss Mary
E. Coursen, both Of this city.
CRkIG-UMFLET-O March 2Stb, at
Union NJ, Il. parsonage by the Rev. G.
A. Griso. Amos L Craig and AMMO c.
Lmhet. both of Grcenville, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
TypewritiuR by "Touch -

Did you ever see person write aocu-
IN ely on Il typewriter without looking ut
the keys? fnot, call at Goldey College,
Sth and Market, and see the students
work. The new and Improved methods
that have been introduced will Interest
you. Next weak is an excellent timo to
begin Commercial or Shorthand
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
AGEEEABLY SURPRISED,

A nunlber Of people from his city Jour-
neyea to Philadelphia ands sjoined {, num-
ber Of others there who had plnnnod a
surprise party 10 DO rendered to Alrs.
sarah II. Shust0r, oImerly of this city,
There woTo about fifty in the parry aud
very enjoyable evening was spent
R0fre ,hmonta were served and al do
parted for their homes wishing Mr., Sbu.
Hter many happy returns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
ALnftY Stack.

Tho big smoke stack at the now works
of the Diamond stats Stoel Company -
finished and IL l7j foot IN height.
1t Is IL feet in diameter and its Oatli1at.
cd weight Ia about Al tons.
Tho work of erecting 1t has takon uD
about ten weeks A large American flag
has been placed at ;he top of the stack
and will remain there for several days
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Rceeption at Asbury,

The congregation of Agbury NJ. II.
Church, will give their pas or R1v. James
Grove, o grand reception tomorrow (Frl-
day evening. Tho people OF Aobury are
weti pleased with thoir pastor, and are de
terinInsd to hold up his hands and
strengthen his efforts to do good the
coming yoar
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
~ - g g GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

I CoRsE PAXTON STOCK COMPANY,
At the Opera House yesterday
the Corsc Payton Stock Company
again appeared to good houses.
Last night Eagles Nest" was
presented in a thoroughly accept
able way. This Afternoon the play
presented will be 'On the Kappa
hammock. and this evening False
ly Accused Both are strong at
fractions and should have good
houses. The scenery is excellent,
the company is well balanced and
spccialties are first class. The
company deserves good support
and earns the excellent patronage
which it is receiving, No better
company has ever been seen here
at popular prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Woman's Tailor Sues Adiicks,

New York. March ?S.--A suit has been
brought in tho Eighth Municipal DISTRICT
court against j. Edward Audick3, the
Delaware gas man, by ladios' tailor of
No 81 West Thirty first street. for those
items:
November =, 1898. TO altering baby
laihD COAT. ..,.'..,.. ...,.,,..,,..,. ASuJ
December g. lSbS-ro refining coat. 5000
December ., 1856 TO sable cuffs. $500
loltl Ds 10. W
A local law firm repeatedly sent in Il
BILL but got no response, but the plain
tilf's attorney could not explain today
why the first item is entered on Novem.
Dor 81, 1898, when Addicks was not mar
riGd third timo until Dscemb,r n II, 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
TO PRE-
-vENTSALE.

BrldReton March ao--Ihe Board uf
Health of this place hns learned ON what
is considered vory reliable authority that
meat infected with tubercuiar bacilli has
been sold Tor some tilHO past in this city
and county, AS to the de ails Of tho in.
formation The members Of the board will
make no statement.
The fac, however, Of the Increased
death rae from tuberculosis iu this city
and county has lod tho board to mike
an Investigation, aud for sometime past
The members have been considering the
best method Vl striking at the root Of tho
evil,
A one Of the results Of this investiga-
t!un City Council last night made an ap.
rroprillion Cor the emuloymont of a
veterinary surgeon, who shall inspect
meats under tho direction OF the board.
The inSIcctO: has not boon appointed as
yet, 1t will TO lho luy Of this officer to
make examinations Of animals ready for
slaughter, and at tho discretion of the
board examine meais offered for sale
The hoard Is going to keep u strict
watch and has perfected arrangements
for prosecuting any one who Ia found
guilty in this respect of Violating tho pure
food laws Of the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
To Get a Good Position

You must bo sblo to write II plain, rapid
hand. A special penmanship. class will
be started next Monday evening. 715 at
Goldey College, and will continue for two
months, two nights week. This is your
last opportunity until next fall,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
DOa't Tehscc0 Spit and smuIe Iour Life Anax.

To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag.
netic, full OF lie, nerve and yigor take No.To.
Bao. the wonder WORKER, that makes veal, men
strong. All druggists, JQc or sl. Cure guarar.
seed Booklet and sample free. Address
SteltinE Remedy Co. Chcago or New York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Robbed A BOarder,

Two weil dressed mon walked into tho
hDuse Of Waltor Kelley, No. Gil KinR
strstt yesterday afternoon and stois II suit
Of clothes and other articles Of c!oLhlng bs.
longing 70 u DJarler,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING,

Last evening pretty homo wedding
took place ut No, $500 Washington, street,
tho homo OF tho bride, pnrsnts, when
William 4. MaGonchic aud Miss Bessie v
McElroy wore married. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. w i ), Mar.
rny. llcrhort A. Sent.nnn was best man
and Miss Mayme Atkins was bridesmaid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
To Have "Opcn House.

The Fast Side Republican Club will
have Open House for its friends tonight
The Association has recently renewed to
No. lOl East Ninth street. The new club
house is nicely situated and the rooms are
convenient. On the first floor is the pool
and reading rooms and on the second the
meeting and committee rooms. Republic
cans have Il warm invitation to attend the
smoker Tonight.
Tho following parties will take part in
the program
Barrytonc Solo,........J. Howard Morris,
Cornet Solo, .....,...W WIN i. Hnnarbrcy,
Ban selections, .....Auth0r Handy,
TAo Lilt,o Dancing picguninne-,
Svlvester und John Thomas Harris
I9n0 solo o........,...Sa samuel Is. Morris
ah0 south side 'luartetlo,
William McrmUn, Frank Warren, Will
liam Watson and John Ro5enhihcr
Uooh Singer. j. Bruce Clark,
Tenor Solo, William D0naYan,
Addre,. by William lieald
Committees: ". II. Page, J. p. Jones,
y. Fl. Davis \, l.. Watson, A. H, lei
brick [. c. Higgnutt and j. \. Macklin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
The Weather

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
followed by clearing. Saturday fair
and rather warmer
The thermometer at W. c. Taylor's
drug store, 800 King street. to-day regis
tered as f0ll0ws:
7o'clook 10 oolock O'Clock
35 43 4S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
RepOrted Dead,

Herman Anderson, Of this city. son OF
John w. Anderson, Is seriously III OF ty-
Rhold fever o. the homo OF his father. In
Dover. l'ol. He Is well spoken Of by those
who know him.
A later report gives 1t that he died at
1880 o'clock, We'd nsSday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
MEETINGS TONIGHT,

City Council. y
Wawuset Gun Club.
Republican lnvincibc,.
| Asylum Lodge |. 0, o. F..
Eden Lodge, No "a, |. q. o. r..
Liberty Lodge A. .. u +.
Alpha Council l.. o. II. q l.
Jefferson Lodge,i 0. o. L. q.
Keotuk Tribe Impd O.R,M. :
End ward Single Tax Club.
sth ward Single TaxCub.
Palestine Castle, 40 X NJ. G.,
7th ward Single Tax Club
Campo. pOSA.
Democratic League.
Grant Post. q A Il.
DUPONT Post g AR
Delaware Saengerbund.
Clay ton Lodge X OIL
Division No, 4. A OH.
America Lodge, y OF II.
Humboldt Castle. X. q. X a.
Grand Opera House Band.
Excelsior council 7 A.
Crusaders remple l. q e.,
delaware CouclRvc o H.
Noss liose Temple L. u. H.
Kadosh Commandery K Of NJ:
Wilmington Ledge a. o. U. w.
Brandy ywine conclave 5 W M.
Washington Lodge A y A NJ.
Abraham Lincoln Command. U V u.
Winona Council Jr. OU M.
BrandywineLodge Orderof the World.
Lady Washington Homo Communion.
Union Woman's Foreign Missionary 500 iety.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
A man named L. Presson. q

A man named L. Presson, Of Presson-
Vile, Kana, wrote letter tho other day,
saying the opinion Of every bndy iu his
town who has used foIey's Honey and
for la grippe colds. coughs, etc All drug.
giats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Hebrew Society,

The Hebrew Sunday Scaool Society is
making rapid progress. A few weeks ago
tho SOciety was formed with 70 scholars
and 2 teachors. The society now has IA
tonchers ana 1865 scholars. The society
ha Its headquurl crs nj Eighth aud Orange
street. Rabbi Cohen and II. j. Gordon
are at tho head OF the society.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Use DR.. Bull Cough Syrup at once, for
bronchitis and grippe. 1t has stood the
test and Is Fositivey stood tho test. and IL
positively n remarkable remedy. Life Is
100 short to experiment with now so call.
cd ''suro cures" Bulls Cough Syrup
costs but % C,s,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Michael II. Kelley who was Bailiff of
Council fow years will remove to Dan
vile, Pa.
Tho Bayard Legion will hold Its annual
reception on April 80 In Turn Hail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29
Depth OF John Rebmaru,

John Rehmann. Of Marcus Hook died
yesterday morning. IIo wa, tho owner OF
cons idcia rJa! pSiutt 81 chat tJwn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-29

Providence, II. /, March 20. 0.-Three
children were burned to death in fire
which destroyed tho farm house " John
Brassill, In East Providence, lazt night
he mother succeeded In rsscuing QUE
an Infant, from It's burning cradle. but
th, babe lived only few nours.