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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-22
GRIFFITH Y. RICHMOND.

Error.
\ chattel mortgage, admitted t.
probate ana registered, is prima evil
dence of it., execution, subject to re-
buttal (S7 y. {. 249: 116 y. {. 751j.
and the mortgage itself will este?
the mortgagor to deny his response
bility for the forthcoming of the
property, When called for, to lc APP
piled to the debt.
An omis,si On to charge is not ground
of exceptions unless an instruction on
the point is asked ami refused.
In an action to have mort tagged
property applied to the debt. it is er-
ror in the trial judge to refuse tC
submit an issue as to the amount of
the Indebtedness: and q judgment in
such case. which fails to ascertain the
value of the mortgaged property he
yond the admission that it docs not
exceed S50, is erroneous.
STATE V. SOUTHERN RAILWAY co
Appeal dismissed.
As the Act establishing the Western
District Criminal Court (Ch. 81. Laws
1899 amended by CHI. 594), provides
that appeals shall be from the SUI
perior Court to the Supreme Court as
now provided by law for offences ORR
ginally tried in the Superior Courts,
and Appealed to the Supreme Cour~
appeals b,' the State from the ruling
of the Superior Court in cases origin
ally tried in the Western District
Criminal Court, are limited by Sec1on
1897 of The Code.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-22

DO YOU READ The MAGAZINES?
If so, you must have noticed adver-
tisements and testimonials concern
ing the leading and popular Health
Foods of the day. We sell these
goods at Manufacturers prices.
j. w. SCOTT e. CO..
Greensboro, y. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-22

SEND YOUR ORDER FOR ICE CREAM
for Sundays dinner to Dughi's today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
The Uncertainty Ended.

Now honestly, Maud, didn't JACK pro-
pose last EVENING"
'.Whv. ye-e-es! But howl did you
guess?'
II noticed that you didn't have that
worried look this morning. Harper
Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

although resident Oh
'N'
lisa
beenra
quality and range oue
Club She will
Centena
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
I'll" Strict sia.nu,-

Fritzchen-Papa says we are going to
have total eclipse OF the moon Sunday
niother-Yes, but not unless you are
very good children.-Fliegende BIaetter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

evening number of musical selections
were rendered. Among the guests were
Misses McBain and McGee, Messrs. Jeter
Jones, William MCGEE, Joseph White
Walter Watkins and Writ Bowles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
,1HE TIMES: RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY FEBRUARY Is l9OO.

Messrs. Carter Johnson, Littleton Fitz-
gerald, Irving Campbell, Page lrv1ns,
Baldwin Ransom, of Stanton; Henry anu
Julian Rely Joseph Harrison. DUKE,
Caldwell, Woodward and Robertson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Miss BESSIE Ellyson was hostess at
very charming luncheon "Wednesday after
moon in honor of Miss Boykin, OF Smith
field. The decorations and souvenirs
were in keeping with the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Me. I,c,en --.c crte-. med her sister.
Miss Adele 'st7'i. 'i .,sa
.home q 2llss Mais iasw, LlFlp5 TIE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Judge ard Mrs. John w. Rely gave a
charming little card party that evening
in honor OF their guests. Miss Sarah 1iar-
rison. OF Cumberland. and Miss Landon
Harrison. OF Danville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
SOCIAL
AND
PERSONAL

Valentines Day was the signal for n
number of delightful entertainments. ard
the sentiment OF the day was fully carried
out
afternoon. in honor of Miss Frances
Rutherford Goodwin, of Wythevillc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

8 Continued on Ninth Pagel .Assa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

A c3rd-party Of Valentines night was
given by Miss Marguerite Warwick an
honor of her guest, Miss Jetta Thon. of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

.tThe public is queer said Lamosr-
eux, the great French conductor. when
he was in Berlin, just before his recent
death: cit does not wish to hear old
music all the time. and 1t IS bitterly OPP
posed to that which is new and IN
usual" Other conductors and tmpsr-
sar;i have noticed and worried over the
sanac inconsistency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

TIE Italian baritone. rtgnn.osa, has
oomposett q ons-act operetta. sFortunel-
la, which was produced with great sue
cess at Milan. Like .Cavallerta Rustt-
cana. ..F,asnaccf.'. and other works OF
the young italian school. tt u tale 6
love and murder. IS. s. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07

Mr.. Lin Hi'chen Is very ill at his home
suffering from hemorrhages. He is at
tended by DR.. Springer of Newport,
Mrs. George Powell has bsen very sick
for two weeks with pneumonia.
The farmers are getting the soil ready
for their spring crops.
We are glad to hpar that Brother Hard
Ing Is with us again.
Mrs. Edward Powell and little daughter
Alice has returned from visiting rela ives
OF Newark.
We would be glad If some one would
start butcher shop in this own SO q, we
would got meat nt all times
We hear that Thomas Dickson Is going
to the city Of Brotherly Love. and also
John Bennett. This looks bad Tor tho
wooden mill here Brisk up or more will
follow them. Easy work and more money
make the mare 90.
Charles Manuel of Wilmington, and
lauy spent Sunday with Mrs. George
Hamilton.
- Mrs. John Bennett and children are Wis.
ing relatives in Maryland.
There are several houses for rent here
sui able for small family
Eevi Mann Is still confined to his home,
Mrs. Charles Webb aud son of Will
minglOn, Is visiting her mother.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
DOTS.

Prayer and Testimony meetipr this
evening at Harvoster's Mission Front and
Jefferson streets. in charge Of John G.
Iced. Everybody welcome.
Two car floats for The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will be launched at
Jackson and Sharp Company's yards
next week.
William W. Bullock who has been con-
fined 10 his homo with rheumatism is
around again.
Work is now progressing on tho new
wharf on the Christlann, where Pcnin-
sula and other eamtOats are to stop. A
new roadway Is being built to the wharf
and pans for the warehouse have been
prepared. The wharf will have from
tage of 1926 feet on the Christiana,
A new chapel in connection with ST.
AIMS Church Middletown will be erected.
The New Castle County Republican
Committee will meet this afternoon
at o'clock at the East Side Republican
Association, No. 10 East Ninth street. to
elect II chairman and other officers. DR.. j..
II. Ball is the present county chairman.
Street Commissioner Pierson made q
tour of the streets Yesterday to find out
the sec ions needing repairs.
Mlnqua Tribe, l. o. r. NJ. will enter-
tain tho Ilinnehaha Tribe Of Newark OH
Monday evening.
NV. Groves and family of Landenberg,
moved to this city last Monday, aud Harry
Crossan moved to the property vacated by
MIR. Groves, and will conduct the milling
business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
Death OfC. II. d. Bedford,

Charles H. D. Bedford died on Friday
morning at the residence of Andrew j.
Williams at Greenbank, Mill Croek hun.
hundred from on attack of Bright's dis
ease. He was born in Baltimore, Md,
some G7 years ago, andlafter learning the
printing BUSINESS ho removed to our city,
aud was employed in the lottery flee at
SIKH and Orange streets. He was an
earliest Democrat and served as county
tax collector for two terms. A few years
ago he purchased farm near Brandy wine
Springs, to which he removed but contin.
ued to hold his position in the hitting
Office which Is now owned and control led
by John NJ. Rodgers. Ho leaves wife,
ono daughter and four sons. AIRS, c.
Bogia, Alfred, Frank, Charles and Her.
bert. Funeral services will ba held at the
house of Mr.. Williams on Sunday ovcn-
ing ~ T.3o O'clock, and on Monday morn
ing his body will be taken to Baltimore
for intormuuS,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
CITY Court Cases.

Joseph Welsh was charged in the
city court this morning with acting
in a disorderly manner at the Davis
restaurant on Market street near
Front. On Friday morning he
claimed that he paid three times
for five cent meal He alleged
that Mrs. Cordelia Davis struck
him in the eve. Mrs. Cordelia Davis
testified that she did not receive
three nicked for the scrapple. He
was fined So and costs.
Nora View, colored, was the next
prisoner. Reese Harris testified
that the girl pawned the wrapper
and stated that the wrapper was
taken from a house where she had
been at work. She was held in 5000
bail for her appearance at court.
Frederick Fink was taken up bv
Officer Tucker for being drunk and
was allowed to go to his home at
Lancaster.
William Jones was another VIC
tim of "Bock Beer and was re-
tired for ten days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors And
Home Entertain.
ments.
SHIRT WAIST SOCIAL

A most successful shirt wni It social wa,
given last evening at Miss McClafferty a
dan cling school, 10h aud Market streets
The name given was In accordance with
the costumes worn by the young ladies'
The costumes being dark skirts, white
shirt waists. linen collars and black bow
ties. BY request: the gentlemen also wore
black bow tics. Music was furnished by
Miss Bucher and Mr.. Albert. The room
was very beautifully decorated with palIns,
smilax, roses and princess lamps. At ten
thirty the young ladies retired to the sec
ond floor, and after several minutes had
elapsed, each one returned bearing delica-
C;es for herself and friend
Among tho guests were Misses Mamie
Hanley, Bertha Hill, Mamie Kenney, Rosa
Thompson. Joe Lukens. Flo Cam, Anna
Mitiljn, Bertha Truitt Bell Mamme!p,
Alice Harrigan. Helon 1'aggart, Sue Lay.
man, Ida Wilson, Doll Everett, Martha
Niegler, Katie Rigney. Mabel McCann,
Bertha Everts, Mary Dillon. Bess Thomas
Helon kilmcr, Elsie Joslyn, Miss Thomas,
Diessrs Geo. Booker William Mask, Les
tor Reeves, John Middleton, Lou Nc
lowell: Emit McKaig, Harry Sprin ger,
Hazsl Fogweil, Fred Snyder, Louis Brad.
ford, james Iiogler, jos Holt Harvey
Booker, George Middleton. John Han
Icy, Leslie McVeigh, Horacs Kilmer, Nor
ris Jacobs, Warren VeIdor, Mr.. Nc
Daliol, Reginal Goodwin, Charles snyder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
"SaphO' Is Let Loose Now

New York. April Road companies
playing ''Sapho" soon will swarm every
where. William A. Brady will send out
four companies having mado arrange
ments through Miss Mnrhury with Olga
Me- hersole and Clyde Fitch, the author of
tho play. Leo c. Teller, manager Of tho
Comique, on Broadway will present a
version OF tho play that will EN- pbasizo
the fact that the conventionalities are al
ways expected to make concessions to art.
Mr.. Tcior will send another 'Sapho"
company on the road.
Wallack's was early sold out for to-mor.
row night. The slde-wal a. kcd and re-
Ceivcd double price-$4 for orchsstra seats
four rows from the stage and % 50 for or.
chvstra seats further back. Tho price for
sests In the balcony was $3.50.
Mise NUshsrsols says she will play here
"Sapho' until the season closes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
Deputy State Councillors.

Charles W. King, of Laurel. State coun-
cilor of tho Junior Order of American
Mechanics of Delaware. has appointed do
putty State councillors as follows:
For Councils Nos. 9. 10, 2l, and 84-L.
V. Messick of No. 81, Seat0rd.
Nos. IA and i6-T. b. Spen GER of No. 16.
Milton.
Nos. 13 md 32--Cyrus Hatfield Of No. Is
Georgetown.
Nos. 70 and 30-W. A. Law OF No. 20,
Roxana.
Nos. 81 and 36-W. II. Wheatly of No,
81, Lebanon.
Nos s. 27 and a3-Herman e. Taylor Of
No. ", Dover.
Nos. 3, II, "a and 26-H. NJ. Smith OF
No. II, Townsend.
nos. 3 and 22-J. S. Hailott of No. 3,
Milford.
Nos. 4. Is and 23-L. G. Stcrner of No.
80. Camden.
Nos 13, II and 1S--Charles w. PaDooast
OF No. l., Delaware City.
No. ]. s, rs and 20, james w. Robe rt-
son of No ], Wilmington,
Nos. T. O. 10 and 25-Willinn II. White
man oil No, TO- Wilmington,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
Newark News Items.

Forty-elght horses froE the stock farm
of William Rogers, near Elkton, were
shipped to Morris Park. New York, on
Monday. The thoroughbreds occupied
three express cars. In the string were
fourteen hoad belonging to Colonel Pop
per of Kentucky. They will run this..ssa-
sou under the coors of the Elkton Stock
Farm.
Alvan. the l3-year-old son OF James
Hayes, met with n painful accident whils
riding his wheel down tho hill at Nonan.
tum Papor Mills, ono day this week. He
lost control of his wheel and was thrown
Violently to the ground. His left eyebrow
was badly lacerated together with severe
scalp wouni. DR.. Horny dressed the
wounds, tho little fellow is getting along
nicely.
Theves1 effected an entrance to tho col.
lar Of Jas \. Walkers honse on Delaware
Avenue, Monday night, and carried away
everything in the eatable lina in the place
including butter, eggs, meat, preserves,
cakes, etc. The thott is supposed to have
been committed by some one familiar
with tho promises.
Joseph Croes aged 20 years, died at his
home hear Head Of Christiana Church,
Monday. Tho funeral took pl ace on Wod
nesday. with interment at. Head Of Chris.
tiana cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
Pigeons ind Rabbits.
Stanton Items.

Wanted 600 pigeons-i00 small English
'abbits. Address 2ll West Sth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
Pre- esident OawthrOp.

J. Newlin Gawthrop has been reap.
pointed tru ,tee Of the New Castle County
Workhouse for five years. The term Of
President Gawthrop expired April l.,
but it was known that he would be reap.
pointed, and there was no trouble on that
account, although the trustees were prac-
tically without u president until yester-
day, when tho new appointment arrived.
The appointment Of Mr. Gawihror gives
genela al satisfaction. as he has mado an
efficient officer or tho board and has
shown considerable interest in tho new ia.
stltuiOn,
Work on the building is being pushed
and there is no doubt Of it being com plcted
i'll November, In timo to use when the
next sheriff Is elected Shoriff Taylor, will
therefore be tho last sheriff to care for
prisoners. Good progress is being made
with tho work by both contractors, who
are erecting thu buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
Mrs George Oldham Massey Dead.

Mrs. Mary Sandborn Massey, wife Of
George Oldham Massey died on Thurs.
day at the residence Of her hus-
hand, 149l North 5jth street, Philadelphia,
after fow days illness Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Massey was daughter Of John d.
Eliason, of near Middletown, Del., and
was well.known in that vicinity In 1881
she married George Oldham Ma ;sey,
whose family Is prominent one IN Kent
After their marriage they resided on a
farm In tho Second district. Cecil county;
several years ago thoy removed to Phila.
dolphia. After her marriage she became
IA member of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church, in which she was an active work.
er. Hor husbinI and one daughter aged
10 years suryiya hor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
THE NJ. P.
CONFERENCE.

Westminster. Nd, April 6.-Tke
devotional service which preceded
the business session OF the Mary
land Annual Conference this morn
ing was led by Rev. J. W. Norris.
The session was occupied for some
time with a discussion Of the camp
meeting question, in relation to the.
oblig upon ministers to preach
at such gatherings when requested
to do SO, and the Importance of
Sabbath observance in conducting
the meetings. Both were referred
to committee. The afternoon ses-
sion was occupied chiefly IN the
election of delegates to the General
Conference of the Methodist Prot
estant Church nthe United States,
a proceeding of great interest to
the entire conference.
Rev. w. II. Graham, D. D., ch air
man Of the pulpit service committee
announced the appointments for
Sunday.
Rev. DR.. F. r. Tagg, agent of
the Twentieth Century ThankoHer.
ing Fund, reported that he had
only visited 80 charges, but had re-
ceived contributions from IA others.
The amount collected is IS, POS and
about $4,000 is in sight.
The committee on statistics re-
ported the entire membership in the
conference ministerial and lay-a
22.S44.
Rev. c. L. Queen, fraternal mes.
senger from the West Virginia Con-
ference, brough. greetings from that
body, and spoke very pleasantly
concerning their relations. Kew.
c. +. WILDER, editor OF the Sunday
school literature of the church,
spoke briefly in relation to the work
at Pittsburg, Pa. Rev. DR.. J. w.
Mcllvane. agent Of the Maryland
Tract Society, spoke in the interest
OF that institution.
DIR. J. W. Herring, treasurer of
the Aged Peoples Home, in Balt,-
more, reported that 1882. 15had been
expended during the year. The
churches throughout the Conference
contributed $3.50. so to the Home dur
ing the year.
Tonight meeting in the inter.
est of missions was held at the
church, Rev. Il. {. Klein presiding.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07

E'oR SALE-FOR WANT OF USE, 2 SETS
II Of light carriage harness, oak surrey,
buggy, also ! cnrriaGe oak pole to fit same all
in good condition. Apply at j. b. Carpenters
stnblo. tleNenth and Madison street. ll1.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
OFFER MORE PROOF.
Surely No One Can Ask for
Any Better.
The People Of wilmington Are Inyitei To
Investigate the Merits,

Can we offer you further proof that
Morrows Kid ne-oids will cure backache.
nervousness, sleeplessness and kidney all
ments, than we have already publishedf
We give you some Of the best references
in this city of persons who have been
cured OF the above named ailinenls by the
use Of Kid-ne-oids. We are sincere in
every claim that we have published about
the merits Of Morrow's kid-n oids and
invite you to investigate the merits of
Morrow's Kid-ne.oids by asking any Of
tho druggists in Wilmington about what
the peopl6 who have used Kid-nc- oids
have to say about them. Not one COM
plant has ever been brought to our no.
tice.
We can give you the statements from
many people in this city who daily praise
Kid-ne-oids. Mr. John ]. Flanagan.
No. 1l35 Jackson streot, engineer at the
Delaware Pulp Works. says:-'I was
troubled with my kidneys for somo time,
would have aching and sometimes sharp
ana very severe pain across the small Of
my back, grew nervous and could not
rest we'll at night. Morrow's Kid-ne. .o.ds
relieved me. took two or three boxes of
them and can say that any one suffering
from kidney trouble should give them u
good trial."
Morrow's Kid-no-oids are not pills but
yellow tablets and sell at fifty cents box
at all drug stores and at N. b. Danforth s
drug store.
Mailed on receipt of prlco. Manufactured
by John Morrow 6; Co., Chemists, Spring.
field, Ohio.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
DOTS.

Mr.. A. Taylor will sing the Palms" at
Brandywine NJ. Il, Church tomorrow
evening. Tho Choir will also sing the
Gloria From "Mozarts' IL Mass.
MIR. Fl. G. Moore. assistant superinten-
dent for tho Prudential Insurance Com
pany, who has boon confined 70 his homo
for the past three weeks suffering with an
attack OF La Grippe. Is now able to return
to his work.
Miss Mabel Hart of Grace Church will
slug ''The Heavenly Pathway" at Union
NJ K. Sunday school tomorrow afternoon,
Misa Carolyn Pisroo will also recits .
poem. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
CARD BhSK EFT.

Miss Florence Jamison, Of St. Georges
and Laura Jamison, of Philadelphia.
are visiting Miss EIma McWhortor.
Maggie Bedford, of Richmond, Virginia
is visiting friends in this city.
Bayard Jones, of Smyrna. is the guest
OF friends in Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Robert Shortees, of this city, is vis-
Ting Mrs. Alice Green, OF Landenburg,
Pa,, and helping the latter to moro into
the adjoining dwelling 6 belonging to Wash
ine ton Ewing,
Morris Shields and vito who spent the
Winter in that city, will shortly return to
Kennatt Square for the Summer. and
will occupy their house on South Union
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
Observation-Disclosures.

The marriage of DR.. Edgar Worthing.
ton of this city. to Miss Levina Shellen-
berger. of Orange, N. j., took place in the
First German Presbyterian Church, Of
that city, on Wednesday evening. April
4th, The ceremony was performed by
Rev II. F. Gruhnert, pastor Of the church
The Church was beautifully decorated
with p!slms and plants for The occasion.
Immediately after the ceremony. DR.. and
Mrs Worthington loft for the BRIDE
groom's home in Doylestown. Pa, where
reception was held Oh Thursday. They
returned to their new homo Twenty third
and Market streots.
Doctor Mlchncr. of Philadelphia, has
been filling DIR. Worthington place dur
ing his absence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
Death OF q Young Man.

William H., youngest son Of Eliza.
beth S. and the late John f. Englc,
died at the home OF his mother, No
6l5 Poplar street, on Friday after
noon, after an illness of some two
months, aged ~ years. He was a
very estimable young man and his
early death is greatly lamented by
his mother, brother and sisters.
His remains will be inferred in the
family lot in Riverview cemetery on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
BlCyCllsts Collide,

There was y collision betwoen two BIZ
cycles at Third and Shiplsy streets yester.
day afternoon. Richard Blcking OF No.
2O3 North Jackson street was thrown of
his wheel and sustained severe injuries
on the face have Two teeth broken aud re-
ceived n gen eral shaking up.
Bcking was on his way homo to dinner
and was riding down Shiplay street whom
he colided with another young man. The
collision was unavoidable. Bckinp was
picked up and taken to his homo whore
be was attended by q physician.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
NOTICE.
CITY ASSESSMENT

NOTICEABLE MEMBERS OF MINQUA
~ Tribe, No. s. are urged to meet al tho
wigwam next Monday evening, the 9th
inst. at o'clock sharp. to take pnrt in
parade and receiving Minnehuha Tribe, 20
of Newark. JOHN WHITE, Jr.,
Chiof of Records.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.

Last Thursday evening, Miss Annie r.
Woods was agrecably surprised by num-
ber OF her friends, ut her home, on Lam
c1ster Avenue. Gune', recitations and
music wcro tho enjoyments Of the evening
followed by refreshments. Among thoss
present were: Misses Elsie Kantner, Bessie
Macgrognr, Olive Bayne, Mamie and Anne
Woods, Elizabeth Hydcnright, May Cole.
MessrS, Clifton Kirk, Daley Macklin,
Walter Green. William O'Keefe, G. j.
Wood. Eugene English and Cecil Thorn
ton, Of Harrisburg Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
NlODJ ESkA.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

1t must not be supposed that the
Modjcska company is like the ma
jority Of starring organizations, in
which a Dig name is the only at
traction. Even without Madame
Modjcska the supporting company
would of itself be a guarantee of
the excellence OF the performance.
John E. Kellerd. the leading man,
is now playing legitimate roles for
the first time in many years. He
has been identified with nearly all
the more important productions OF
new plays for several seasons past.
He is an actor of forceful tcmpera-
ment which rarely has opportunity
for expression in the first love, as
it were. 1t would seem there would
be larger range for his ambition.
John Malone, another prominent
member, has always been asso-
ciated with the higher drama.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-07
COLD STEEL OR DEATH.

"There Is but ono small chance to save
your life and that is through an operation"
doctor after vainly trying to cure her Of a
frigbtful case Of stomach trouble and vel.
low jauntice. He didn't count on the
marvellous power Of Electric Bitters to
cure Stomach and Liver trOubles, but she
heard of It, took seven bottles, was wholly
cured, avoided surgeons knife now
weighs more and fcefs better than ever.
It's positively guaranteed to cure Stomach.
Liver and Kidney troubles and never dis
appoints. Price 5Oeat N. b. Danforth's
drug store.