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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
l)IIs

. Tho Delaware Field Club has decided
to remain at Elamete temporarily.
! Tho Water Witch Fire Company may
purchase II par OF now elg!nc horses.
Tho Senior society Of Hanover Cnurch
r, vi hold spelling bee his evening.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Eat Like
NJ. t. Church will give an entertainment
tiis evening.
Register Of Wills Crossan yesterday
Selnteh letter, on the Us nto of Anne
ShaTpicss to John Sharpless.
The SUE Of ro,ervol ss.ti for III, cpu-
test OF the Philharmonic Band % DO hold
in tho Opera llouSo on Tuesday night
will open On Saturday.
Ihe Epworth League Of Union NJ T.
Church VIII have n supper IN the church
on Wa-hmston's BirI hday. The l.uagnu
hopes that every one vii. consider them
selves invicd 20 go there for supper.
This evening the Washington Fire
Company will glye its sixty first annual
reception and bait in the German Hail.
Tho members OF City Cnuncli and o NUM-
Der of other officials will be prossut and
the ball Is expected to 10 one OF the most
enjoyable held this season.
The second bowling team o. the Y. NJ
. q. A. lBltatad the first team last evening
by seven pius. The score was Second
teaIn colt FL, st team. 1874.
Work on the new power plant OF he
Wilmington city Railway Company on
the Brandy w!ue will be commenced in
few day. Tbs old station will DO kspr
for some tiu,e. however as n reserve plnnt
after Which it will be converted Into d
car barn.
The monthly business meeting Of tho
Sunday Is cakfast Mission, Will inset TO-
night at $ O'Clock in the reading room, No
n1 Shipicy street.
II is expected that In short time
another new forge and steel company VIII
be located in South Wilmington. provided
She st ro0t Dnl sewer department. can 81
sure loan to make th. Improvement lie.
Quirsi for their accommodation.
jams knna. the meuher Of City Cuun-
Gil from he Fourth ward, and the jpresenf
chat man Ut the finance committee, has
3 . ated to his ends tina. he i, not aftor
r..clecttu,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
LOST $4,000
AT CARDS.

Now York. Feb. 80 On the steamship
Arthur Hill, Ct Philadelphia.
Mir t,iil was the Object of OF much in
t,rest among he cabin passenger, from
the fac that ne had lost 900 in gamb-
ling during tho voyage and cheerfully ad.
mibjed it. He might hive lost gDUl
deal more II he purses OF the ship had
not interterrd and put op to the
game.
Mr.. Hin is quoted as saying that no
could have s.o"d II loss OF 100000 with
out feeling much no worse for 1t.
r'ha 70 called game was the naming OF
The card on he turn before looking at 1t.
IL was Tary fascinating and exciting AMI
proceeded light merrily at different sii-
thugs Tor two or three days in the snok-
ing room, the luck varying somewhat, but
on tho whole from an early stugs tending
aggLd,t Mir I'M.
HIS urpoIent, rs he found out lhter, is
n we!l-known card PLAYER. who plies his
us ute ,siuD on tho ocean steamships, II.
Levy by name. The stake at each turn
ura1u ~ increased unit! it got to be $500
Tbun the pur.er stepped in aud befriended
Mr. Hi by putting an injunction upon
further riny,
Mr.. III! was returning from q tour with
Mrs Hill and his daughter, Miss Hill,
Mr.. i.ill is wealthy
With his wife and daughter he took thu
first train for Philadelphia after landing.
Law had givnu hi. AGdr,sscd as 2JS W.
Ejgnty-s Cnnd street. lnquiry Tonight
developed tho fact that ho was not known
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

Red Lion, Del, Feb. 2l.--On
Wednesday, Feb. 20, at high noon,
Mr.. Robert Lee Richards and Miss
Mary Davis we're united in marriage
by Rev. #. B. Hunter at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel 7. Davis, at Harmony on the
b. & o. r. r., in the presence of
about fifty relatives and friends. Mr.
Earnest Davis, brother Of the bride,
and Miss Edythe Truax, cousin Of
the bride, entered the parlor which
was prettily decorated with laurel,
followed by Mr.. Richards and Miss
Davis where they were made man
and wife The bride wore mode
cloth trimmed with brown velvet and
white and carried carnations Az
ter congratulations and wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Richards
drove to their future home near here.
Among those present were: u. d.
Davis, Oryille Davis, Earnest Davis,
Chester Davis, Lizzie Davis. Mark
Davis, S. G. McMullin, Mrs. James
Richards, Joshua Richards and wife
John Richards and wife, James Davis
and wife, William Richards, Clarence
Richards, Maude Davis Davis CART,
Sara Draper, James McMullin and
wife, Price and Allan Richards,
Ethel George, Ethel Deputy, Mrs.
Clara Deputy. Andrew Spear and wife
Mrs. Woodward, Thomas Slack and
wife, II. Silver, w. +. Silver, Grace
Hayes, A. G. Brown, Rev. and Mrs.
Hunter, ID. II. Richard S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
CUTS Her
THROAT.

Philadelphia, Pa, FEBRUARY 2l.--
Crazed by thestrange idea that her
3-year-old son Louis was about TO die
Mrs. Sarah Flomenhaft, 80 years old,
4 Of 1889 South Fourth street, attempt.
ed to commit suicide yesterday by
slashing her throat several times with
a butcher knife. The woman is the
wife of Harris Flomcnhaft, pros
Y porous butcher, and is the mother of
i've children.
Last July another baby came into
the Flomenhaft household. 1t was
the only girl and the mother was de-
lighted. The day after the chiid's
birth 1t was suddenly taken sick and
died. The mother was Frustrated
7 with grief over the loss of the child,
and since that time she las been SUI
fsrtng from nervous prostration and
melancholy.
About a month ago all the children
were taken sick with the grip. The
h woman grieved considerably over
Illness and remarked to ncighbor
that she was tired Of living, as she
believed that her little ones were
given to her only to be taken away
( by DEATH The women was highly
respected by the neighbors who did
everything in their power to cheer
4 her but ii was of no avail.
The family physician, DR.. Brown,
was called in to attend the sick child
/, rem and finally all OF them recovered
with the exception OF Louis, the
youngest child and his mothers fav-
Orite. The woman believed the child
was going to die but was assured by
the physician that he was out Of dam
ger. The mother did not believe SO
and would sit for hours at a time
crying and wrlnglng her hands in
grief.
Yesterday morning after the father
had left for his daily trip to the stock
yards and Two of the boys, Lyman
and Charles left TO attend to their
I fathers business the mother being
left alone with the children, was
seized with fit of melancholy and
going into the back shed she picked
up a hatcher knife and going into the
Bathroom She drew it across her
throat seycring her windpipe.
When Lyman returned home short
" before T. O'Clock he did not see his
mother around as usual. lie asked
one of bis Younger brothers where She
was and he was told that she was up
stairs He pn led IN har and pptt inc
no answer he hurried mp stairs and us
he pas Scd the bathroom was horrilied
to find her lying in pool of blood
He notified Il neighboring phySicon
upon whose arrival he found her IN u
dying condition and ordered her sent
to st. Agnes Hospital, The doctors
there say She has no chance to recover
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
IN The ny
LEVY COURT.

In the Levy Court this morning
the examination OF the assessors
books was continued.
Mr.. Chandler OF the first district,
presented the following resolution
relating to the building OF the Sew
enth street bridge:
Whereas. The work on the Sew.
enth street bridge across the Bran
dyw,ue is progressing so slowly
and unsatisfactory, and the cost
and expense Of the present employ
mcnt of an inspector by the day is
,burdensome, and
Whereas, 1t appeariug that when
an inspector Of the work at the SAID
bridge is required, the inspector
should be person proficient in the
knowledge OF bridge building;
therefore be it
Resolved, That tor the purposes
Of saving the taxpayers of New
Castle county needless eXpcndl.
tune Of money, that for the present
the position of Inspector of Seventh
street bridge he, and the same is
hereby abolished, and the person
now acting as inspector OF the said
bridge be relieved from further SER
vice, to take effect from the date of
the passage of this resolution.
The resolution was passed and
the secretary was ordered to notify
the acting inspector Of the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
CARD BASKET.

Adjutant General j. Pusey Wicker
sham, who has been confined to his home
with the grip for several weeks. was
much improved yesterday.
Mrs. Elliott and three children, of
this city have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sweeney of Media.
Mrs. Walter McT.ear is the guest Of
Chester relatives.
Several Wilmington people attended a
progressive euchre party given in Ridley
Park on Monday evening.
Edward A. Price Of Media has been
visitor here.
II. II. Hamilton has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Caskey in Ridley
Park.
Caleb Mann Of this city, has been
guest of Coatesville, Pa, friends.
VIM. G. Bryan, optician with S. II.
Baynard, Fifth and Market Street.
S. Picoe, president of the Charles
Sumner League, Of Connecticut, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Ella Fisher has returned to
Perryvllle.
Harry p. Joslyn is confined to his
home with the grip.
Miss Sallie Jacks on of Elkton has
been visiting friends here.
Miss Margaret and Florence Miller
Of Philadelphia, are visiting here.
Harry Hurif and Miss Mary NJ. Bet
ling were married by the Rev. Fred.
crick Doerr on Tuesday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
FIVE MEN
ATTACK GIRL.

Baltimore, Feb. 2l.-Five mem.
bers of Suicide Club OF Highland
Town, an eastern suburb of Balti-
more, have been arrested, charged
with assaulting Miss Louise Traut-
ner and mortally injuring John Tay.
lor, who tried to rescue her.
The accused men are Edward
Altvater. Edgar Felix. Henry
Schenck. Vim. Marshall and Chas.
Steer. They attended ball at
Highland Town and one OF the men
asked the GIRL to accompany them
in carriage.
She declined, but later. after she
had been Piled with liquor, consent.
ed. 1t was alter ? clock xnen sho
entered the carriage. Her escort
was joined by Tour others aud the
party drove off.
On reaching vacant lot at soma
distance from the city. the carriage
was stopped and the girl dragged
out. Despite her screams. she was
carried 10 secluded spot and as
saulted. Her cries were heard by
some young men. returning from a
dance. and John Taylor, one Of tho
party, ran to her rescue, the others
meanwhile yelling Justify for help.
Taylor promptly attacked tho
men. who turned on him and beat
him cruelty. They pinned him to
the ground and kicked him in tho
face and body until he was uncon-
scious. Then they ran off, leaving
both victims on the ground.
The girl was not teriously hurt,
but Taylor is in critical condition.
His Jaw is dislocated aud he is in.
jured internally. The police ar.
rested the five men on information
furnished by Miss Trautner, wtD
identified them. ~..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
NO PLUM |
]. DAbGLED.

In the philadelphia Record to-day
the following article from Whining
ton appears:
National Chairman NJ. A. Hanna
is making desperate efforts to have
the anti.Addicks Republicans turn
in aud supporttwo Republicans Tor
United States Senators, and Mr..
Hanna thinks the best way out Of
It is for Addicks to be one of these
Sen ators,
Hanna is summoning the various
members OF the Legislature to see
him. The first man called before
him was Senator Samuel NJ. Knox
oi this city.
The visit was very enjoy able, but
Hanna has told subsequent visitors
that Mr.. Knox was the most deter
mined man he had ever met in his
political career, and he could do
nothing with him.
Then Deputy U. S. Marshal Jas.
II. Clark, OF this city. was summon.
ed to tell what he could do with his
brother, Theodore F.Clark and It is
rumored Hanna told him that it his
brother would turn in for two SEN
ators. he, the Deputy Marshal,
would be made the next Marshal.
1t is also orted that the Deputy
Marshal said he could not influence
his brother to support Addicks and
he would not attempt II.
Representative Robertson, who is
expected to go to Addicks at the
proper time, it is reported. ag reed
with Hannas view Of the situa ton.
Representatives Hodgson and Finn
were also in Mr.. Hanna's presence
but he could get no promise from
them.
tits said Hanna made some I'M
preston on these men. Represen.
tatives Chandler, Pilling, Clark and
Senator Ellison have been informed
that Hanna wants TO Sc e them.
Pilling is reported to have said he
expects to be IN Washington during
the Inauguration aud Hanna might
look him up. Senator Ellison has
refused to 20 to see the Chairman.
1t is SAID that neither Chandler nor
Clark will pay any attention to the
summons from Hanna.
Deputy Marshal Clark to REpUB.
LIcAN reporter SAID this morning:
"Kindly contradict that uncalled
for statement made in reference to
me. There is not word Of truth
in it. l called upon Mr.. Hanna and
had very pleasant conversation
with him, but not word was ever
limited about the Office of marshal.
1t is wrong TO publish such, and
therefore ! ask you to kindly cor
rect If ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
DEAIH.o.

MCINTYRE. On Feb. IT, 1901. David NJ. son
Of Catharine and tho late James Mcintyre,
in his 2lth year.
Relatives aud friends are lnvi ted to attend
the funeral from his mothers residence No.
lG2 W. iw. nth street. oil Saturday. % inst.
Mt 2 O'Clock. lnterment at Green Hill.
COLLlNS."At Camden. n. j., on Feb. %, 1901,
Charles II. Collins. aged 81 years.
Relatives, friends and members of Alpha
Council, i. o. Il. {. are invited to attend
his funeral Oh the arrival Of train ut 2:5 at
r. ". s. y. station ON saturday afternoon.
lnternent at Hiverview cemetery. +
MAHaFFY-On Feb. 20. 1891. Ella Irozicr,
wife oiLr, james X. MHhany, in her 25th
year.
Funera, services at her late residence. No.
90O jackson street, on Saturday afternoon.
Feb 23d ht l30 o'clock. Intermont at Mt,
Salem cemetery.
BRATTON-In Christinna Del. on Feb. 70.
1901, Ann. widow Of VIM. Brattou. in h or
90th year.
Relative, ana friends ara invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence Christi
ana. on Saturday aft ernoon. feb ed, Ssrvi.
cos IN NJ e. Church Christiaua, at l o'clo elk.
Carriages Will meet trains 1t Stanton, on
saturday Mt 10 90 and ll.l8 q. IN. Intsrnept in
NJ. e. cemetery, ChristiunA.
GIFFORD.--1E this city on Feb 10, 1901, Anna
r.. wife Of John Clifford, aged Of years.
Relative. and friends are invited to attend
the funeral ssrvi ces at her late residence,
No. I'll W. 18th street. on Thursday after.
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Green Hill
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
PUBLIC SALES.

F'brnary
Il .uhu W. Derury on the Buck farm
sew tu-ti" Id
.2-.furn, iur- go Market street,
: Wv, u !craoa s., Wa ann tou -tr1NL
. furniture
70 FranIs $ Durp 4 Co harue-s. IL and {!
ucluck
= :j-H. G. I'assInore. Bran Iywiu" HI.
\, 26-Iiuuanhnd sails 1871 Walnut.
2.-W II. kiaIr thrl-siHnn Il
.S-F. f. Is ackbuTn, \, " tu+tl- Ia
aS.-NlrS. Warren. thri-tlnna, tlI.
2s-l;nHI EHat- ii ~ harKit,
March
i-thari,., Ne.gn~on New Cast" Id.
l--s,iv u good FurutWru At Stiih ans
i auction nous
,--'iarrg fillIs D'll,y1r- ave. and Tat
= nail st., ini+ ely, horse ,,c.
= ) Waite" Thompson, l"i lArn HI
john u mott. un k"rIrtt Pike, near
a. GrntFryi'lo,
III .-tuiyiu ,rn44tu, u,.sr Prices Corner.
b--Su II Nuuhu On It, Of COOL tnTni-
turv
Il ll--Lydia \. and S-i"I.E' DcrricllAOn,
MI4Cre,R Id.
l2-iur thr a,cy L. ate near Clay mint
I Il--Ho.,eth3ld ,Nlr, IA King street
4 4-&u EracLth, NGw load, tnri,tia N
3 Id.
( li-l,wis y alien Erauliwire Hi.
K l5-Wil Sfpops. New Castle Hid
ii--W. VI. Strnup, New Castle Id,
ls-Sulr ~ furniture at the Gables D"ln
" ware avenue and lTtnail street
l. iS.-iraYii r. Morgan, New Ca t 9 HID.
y 10. Ss,c of iurnitrrs at the GABLE, D"'a.
y Wata avenne aud latnull II eel. O.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

Before Judge Gray in tho United States
court today argument was heard i'll tho
ca Q of James II. Sadler VS. Tho owners of
the tug Statt!e. The case Is one growing
out Of collision in the Delaware river
when fishing boat, are alleged to have
bseu damassh by the tug, Tho argument
is on motion by tho respondents to have
the libel dismissed on the ground OF non.
prosecution of tho case. Messrs. Col.
Nie!ds and &. 4 Elliott represent the
plaintiff and Il. L. Pu9h of Philadelphia.
thu respondent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
AT DOVER
TO-DAY.


In the Legislature at Dover to.
day fifty members voted for United
States Senator but no one was
elected. Two Republicans, Kitchen
and Chandler were absent. Moth
ing was said about the Hearne
bribery episode today. The vote
was practically the same as yester-
day. No further change Is ex-
pected for few days. The vote
follows:
LONG TERN
Add;.Ls ia
Esnnev %
aupont ,,.. aou.p,ye, .,....., 81.
,.,.spfJ,ts;r,s ~ ,eqav~ ~ g-
pis5 u,
I sya,,r nun, .
-, > - b..
Sau,spurY;
Aao'eks' :"
n ,,; l.
ns' L.
nu''on' D.
In the Senate the resolution APP
Dropriatlug $500 to the S. L. c. c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

Frank c. Stidham, auctioneer,
sod at public sale tor the estate of
loun W. entcher, VIM II. Lyman,
attorney, on Tuesday, February
lDfh, two tracts OF land in Newport
Tor 200 and $500 to VIM. Il. Ly-
nam, attorney, and to JOHN Gram
son,
Auclioncer Stidham also sold at
public sale Tor the estate Of Robert
II. burgess. dece ased. at kirkwood,
On Wednesday, February 20th,
YIN. I. LYMAN. attorney. one tract
OF land. Sl555; one tract of land,
800, TO X. L. Cam.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
TESTIMONY
BEING TAKEN

Thomas L. Young, cashier OF tn
Farmers Bank,swas the first wi.
ness called BY the defense 10 tn
case of John Pritchard VS.. Henri
Henderson and testified that Mrs
PPritchard had an account in the
bank, aud from what he had sect
of her he considered her Of soun(.
mind.
John N. Carswell, teller 10 tn .
same bank. testified that Mrs.
Pritchard was a customer at the
bank. Her account was opened or
July 18th, 1859 with 800. aud WIS.,
closed with a payment to her exc
cutor, February 18th, 1896. She Of
ten made small deposits and drew
out small sums and each time he
saw her sign her name. Ga sever
al occasions she brought Henry
Henderson with her and she otter
said that she was going 10 provide
for Henry
Mr.. Carswell never had a doubt
as to the sourdness Of her mind and
considered her perfectly able to
make d will. His copy Of her &C.
count while at the bank was admit
ted as evidence. On beng cross.
examined he said she had $1,000 to
$4,000 OH deposit and was such
good customer that she was treat
ed kindly and when she talked oil
her plans, ailments or advice she
was listened to attcntively,
IF she had not had such a large &C
count she would not have been treat
ed SO graciously?" asked Mr.. Consta-
bic.
81 think she would not, a." answered
Mr.. Carswell.
Gilbert Robinson. formerly cash
icr OF the farmers Bank. testified
that the signature Of Caroline Eg-
ner (Mr. Pritchard) was on a book
at the bank. He always consider
ed her OF sound mind
Bernard D>nahoe testified that
he was a grocer in this city and
that he had had dealings with her,
and from his dealings he had CON-
sidered her of sound mind.
William Fisher on being called
testified that he collected rents for
her and made returns to her every
month. He testified that he al
ways thought she was Of sound
mind
John Thompson testified he sold
her a team 81 years ago and she
was very close.
Did you think she was able to
cope with you on a horse deal,"
asked Mr.. Constable
II think she wa" answered Mr..
Hamilton U.aushter)
Catharinc Scarborough who resides
at Pleasant Hill testified that she
knew Mrs. Pritchard and always
thought her to be Of sound mind.
John Lloyd who rents a stable off
Mrs. E,,ner or Pritchard testified
that he thought her to be of sound
mind.
Thomas Reardon gave testimony
to the effect that he had dealings
with Mrs. Eyner or PrItchard and
thought her TO be of souned mind,
Samuel Forrest tes titled that he
had done some work for Mrs. Prit-
chard and that she was of sound and.
dispOsing mind.
Some dispute arose as to the ad-
mission of a receipt given by him to
Mrs. Pritchard and was finally ruled
out.
Court then took a recess until EOS
this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
Basket Ball Games

IA, The ta,kct ball OF the West End Read
Ifang room. accompanied by u good seized
(tUrowd OF sport, went to Philadelphia 10 It
|heyening and WAS defoa I'd By the tuaIn OF
the Columbia Fleld Club by tho score Of
SD6 10 II.
Il AT the same time the West End reserves
hWere defeating the Company As baskUt
\ ball team. The Reserves won by the score
s'Of 30 30 o.
Reserves Oh Friday next iu this oi.y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
nlentS.
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.

On Tuesday evening number Of
the friends Of Mrs. Mahala Freeney
assembled at the residence Of Mrs.
Amelia Gritfen, 9O2 Wilson Street
and from thence they went to Mrs.
,Freeney's residence and carried hex a
large amount of groceries, besides
$3.50. After spending pleasant few
moments the, company returned to
their homes with God IS benediction
upon them for their generous acts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
Shipping Lumber

Mr.. Bayns had 81 pie es OF walnut ,Iu,n.
Der ioadei on Il cur Of tho y w. & d. X
Il. company at Stanton on Monday, to DO
shipped to Germany. Three Of the trees
came from the farm OF Ellis p. Hicks. nsas
Midtown, Mill Creek Hundred, aud tho
others from fariua In tho vicinity, The
large trees have been pretty we'll gathered
liz Ia our county, md our German friends
will b. compelled to look elsewhere for
their supply.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
Missionary Supper Tonight.

The Grace Auxiliary OF the Wo-
meas Home Missionary Society,
will give supper at the home of
Mrs, Washington Hastings, No. 100
Delaware avenue, from 5 until 10
0 o'clock, tonight The proceeds will
be applied to charitable purposes,
and therefore good number Of our
citiGcns should attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

The horse OF S. Slesinger. driven
by II, Topkis, ran away from the
corner OF Delaware avenue and
Union street, on Wednesday alter.
but was stopped on reaching Wash.
ington street, without doing any
material damage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
Singular OiylDDeaYaNce,

A large white and black bull dis.
appeared from the farm Of e. II,
Robinson. Brandywine hundred,
last Monday evening aud thus far
no trace Of him can be found. It's
possible that he may have been
converted into bolognc sausage,
but nevertheless the farmers in the
vicinity should look out Tor him i,
he should appear on their premises
as Mr.. Robinson is willing to pay
for information that will insure the
recovery Of his propertv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21
Elsie Was lmpolite,

Elsie Briscoe. colored, will re-
tire to New Castle Jail this after
noon in default Of payment of fine
and costs. Elsie used bad lam
guagc toward co'ored girls and
they resented nis conduct. Accord.
iugly lie was g, ested and Magis-
trate Kelly imposed a tiuc Of 81 and
costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-21

Frank {. '5iidhun, auttioueor. sold at
Public Safe for James Wilson, Now Cas-
Vie Hundred, on Wednesday, Feb. 10th,
Horses. S2GI. fl?G sl25 mulss $40 year
ling colt S7l; eight month, colt $40; cows
Yes to 81 ! yur old heller So to S3l i,
yoarling SiS 80; bull $40 So pigs q cents u
pound; chickens ii centI pound, End
less Chain $7j. flaming uten lis al >ntis-
factory prir0,. Tho ale WAS we'll attend
ed and lha bidding fairly good