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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-13
Our Great Ten>Day Clearing Sale Spring Costumes and
 Fabrics
 COMMENCES Wednesday, May 15.

Everything in the way of spring fab rics and costumes must move, no mat ter what the sacrifice. To make it doubly interesting to you there are a vast number. of summer fabrics to share the same fate. Present accumu- lations and daily arrivals of merchan- disc make the above imperative. Past experience has demonstrated to us that it is only matchless low prices that will make the fast accommodating stocks take wings.
 WASH DRESS GOODS. Figured Shifting Prints, value 5c,
 sale price ss4c Staple Apron Check Ginghams,
 extra quality, sale price 5c Handsome Dress Ginghams, latest
 designs and colorings, value
 .121ac, clearing sale price 71ac Yard wide best qua-ily Pereales
 mill ends, the 121ac kind, sale
 price Sc Best American Dress Ginghams,
 latest designs, value 127a and
 15c, clearing sale price 10c Fine Scotch Dress Ginghams, 2oc
 kind, clearing sale price 121ac 1000 yards rich satin Ginghams,
 the 29 and 39cf quality, clearing
 sale price 221ac French Cheya1ine Satins, were 19c,
 clearing sale price 15c Mercerized Eddy Silks. Dress of
 this fabric looks as well, wears
 and washes better than any Fou-
 lard Silk for $1, clearing sale
 price 29c LAWNS, DIAIITIES, SATISFIES. 5000 yards figured lawns and dimi-
 ties, real value Sc, clearing sale
 price 6c 5000 yards rich figured lawns and
 rich dimities, light and dark col
 ors, value 121ac, clearing sale
 price Sc 5000 yards rich design lawns and
 French Batiste, value 15c, clear
 ing sale price 1Oc 1 case very fine French lawns and
 Batiste, cheap for 1Sc, clearinng
 sale price 121lc 2,000 yards very fine Irish Dimi-
 ties, French mulls and Batiste,
 value 25c, clearing sale price 19c WHITE WASH DRESS GOODS. 1 case cross bar muslins, regular
 price 7c, clearing sale price 4s4c 15 pieces fine Nainsook, in blocks
 and stripes, regular 15c, clearing
 sale price 10c 10 pieces fine imported Nainsook
 and organdie satin stripes, lace
 effects and plaids, regular 21c,
 clearing sale price 121ac. 10 pieces Persian lawn and dimi-
 ties; those are imported goods,
 regular 39c, clearing sale price 221ac 5000 yards fine lawn mill ends,
 lengths from to 12 yards, regu-
 lar 15c, clearing sale price 91ac
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-13
CONLON BROS,
 NEW SHOPPING
 MART. I42- i48 South Main Street.

All Interested in high art, lat est French novelties, see north window, or better still see the freshet of new May blossom fabrics, just opened and placed on sale they comprise the high est art of French and Domestic Manufacturer, while there are very large assortment in many of the very extensive styles, there are only one and two dresses of a color, conse- quently you will not have to look at duplicates of your own costume. If you are interested in bonton wash fabric be on hand uesday "A instant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Rough,
Weather
Clothing

SIo'm Reclcrs Tor Men, s.,
s., =, 50 50 and $40, all with
10 per cent. oil. Mems heavy
Orcrcoats, $ to $50, all with
10 per cent. Oft, except the S
grades. Boys OvcIcoat,. s.
to SIs, all with 10 per cent.
OF. Boys uIs'cr3 and Storm
Coats, s. 20 SO all with 10
per ccu,, Off and some OF
,hcm at s. aud S.. less than
nne-lisii tive original prices
Heavy Salts and Trousers for
Men at great bargain prices.
Have you seen our S5 SUITS
ior Mcut Big bargains among
thcm, Heavy kcl@cy, all
wool IloN '"r;, Tor wear and
warmth, 81 80 per pair.
Closed evenings at 6, cX-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
i Home Entertain.
mentS.
PLEASANT EVENING.

A pleasant evening was spent at the
home Of James P. Ratledge near New
ark, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 22.
All Joined literally in the many games
Refres hments were served at seas on
able hour.
Among those who were present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Ratledge, Mr.
and Mrs. James Stafford. Mr.. and
Mrs. George McKeans, Mrs. George
Lippincott, Mrs. Plumer Leach,
Miss es Alice McCallistcr, Ida Haw.
thorn, Susie Vincent, Bertha M, Rat
ledge, Katie Young, Yarico Ratledge,
Sadie Longland, Katie Ward, Lydia
Hall, Marion Powell, Cara Powell,
Hattie Powell, Ola Tibbltt, Mary
Smith, the Misses Shcin, st. Clair,
Carey and Mrs. Cora Lyman. Messrs.
Carey, Walker, Clarence II. Ratledge,
Hampton Cupit, George Vincent, Le-
Roy Lamborn, Leslie Lamborn, Chas.
Carlisle, Elmer Hall, Charles T1bbitt
William Ratlcdgc, Morris Covcrdale,
Charles Morris, William Ward, Oliver
Appleby. Abncr Appleby, Leslie NC
Callister Warren McCallister, Reese
Moody, Frank Moody. Robert Morri'
son, Howard Yates, Harry Colt, EN-
met Barrett, Reuben Barrett, Fred
Heller, William Leach, William
Knots. Raymond Hopkins, Barton
Hopkins, Mr.. Flanagan and Lewis
BcdWell.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
A Successful Evangelist.

Rev. W. J. Shipway concluded
his engagement OF five weeks at the
M. =. Church, Seventh and Walnut
streets. Tuesday night. In that
time 49, persons have protessed
conversion and united with the
church, showing that he is gifted
with great power to lead persons
to believe in Christ and follow his
teaching. Evangelist Shipway lett
our city Tor Baltimore Wednesday
afternoon where he will spend some
two weeks with his family in order
to rccuperate and prepare Tor
three weeks battle in Chester, Pa,
against the emssarics OF Old APP
polgon and his various allurements
10 mislead the citizens of that place
and lnfuse into their hearts asplra-
tions that will lead to happiness on
earth and everlasting life in the
Kingdom OF Heaven. From Chester
he will 90 to Camden, n. j., and en-
ter upon the battle for morality
and christian conduct. On the l4th
OF April he expects 10 return to our
city and continue his crusade
against wrong doing aud in favor
OF the adoption of the cause OF mo-
rality and religion as taught in the
Holy Scriptures. Mr.. shlpway
is an earnest speaker and his sue
cess in winning souls Tor Christ is
raielv equallcd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
LOSS IN AN
EXPLOSION.

rlttSvn, Pa, Jan. 81, 19Ol.-
Great loss of life, it is feared, has
been caused by a gas explosion which
occurred this morning in the Fern
wood Mine here. Two bodies were
recovered. They were burned beyond
recognition.
The relutlvcS and friends Of the
men who were at work in the mine
gathered at the mouth Of the shaft
Immediately after the explosion.
Great excitement prevailed. The
minor, are nearly all Italians.
Just how the accident was caused
is not known. 1t is supposed that a
miners lamp ignilcd Il volume of gas,
which exploded. As far as can he
learned the mine caught fire and the
escape Of the men was cut Off.
Physicians with ambularccs have
arrived at the scene Of action. The
few men who have been taken from
the mine arc well cared for. They
have not been able to give any details
of the explosion.
The Fcrnwood Mine was recently
purchased by the Erie Railroad Com
DunE.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
GASES IN !.
CITY COURT.

s owen Gibbons pleaded guilty be-
FORE Judge Cochran in the city
court this morning, to assaultlng
Mrs. Kate Brown. of No 1907
CHESTNUT. The evidence was to
the effe ct that Gibbons who is her
brother, came to their housey ester
/ day Afternoon and bruta!ly ASSAULT
ed her. lie pulled her by the hair
loi the head and knocked her down
and used very bad language. The
fine was SO nd costs.
Mahlon McKenzi ewas charged
bv Daniel NJ. Walker with com
hitting an assault on him. His
Testimony was TO the e feet that Nc
Kerzie knocked him down and
then kicked him in the face.
Thomas Mahonev saw Walker
strike Mckenzie first, Then the
colored man was knocked down.
He was OF the opinion that Walkers
head came in contact with the WIN
dow sill.
Mckenzie denied that he struck
Walker until he latter struck him.
They had fight on former occa-
sion. The case was dismissed.
Gunder Olsen pleaded not guilty
to the charge Of assault on his wife.
When she took the stand he cried
piteously. On Tuesday night he
gave her one dollar and threatened
10 leave her. He struck her yester.
day morning while she was sitting
: at the window. He is her only
support and she asked that the
sentence be as light as possible.
. lie was fined $50 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
AT DOVER
TO-DAY.

The Delaware Legislature again
failed to elect two Senators when
they voted today. A surprise was
caused when Mr.. Prettyman intro
duced a bill to tax all foreign cor
porations and firms doing business
in the State. This is a blow at the
Philadelphia dry goods houses in.
GLIDING Wanamaker, who do thous-
ands OF dollars worth of business
10 Wilmington where their wagons
deliver the goods. The local busi-
uess men are Jealous. They have
a right to be when the Phlladel-
phia concerns deliver wagon loads
of goods iu front OF their doors.
Governor Hum today sent in the
name OF Professor James E. Car.
roll. OF Dover, to be Superintendent
OF the Keut county school.
The vote today was as follows:
LONG TERM,
Addicks. l6.
Kenney, D.
Hilles, 2.
DUPONT, 7.
Spruance. ].
Higgins, /.
II. b. Thompson, J..
SHORT TERM.
Salisbury, %.
Addicks. To-
Richards, 10.
Hiilcs, J..
Nieldsr l.
J. e. Gray, l.
The electric railway companies
in the city Of Wilmington will have
to hustle in the lobby. Two bills
are here cunning after them. One
is to compel them to keep the streets
OH which their tracks are laid paw
ed from curb TO curb. The other
is to impose tax on all trolley
cars running in the city OF Will
mington. This would bring in a
large revenue to the city.
Senator Abbott held up the bill
OF the Diamond State Trust Co. and
it was rccommltted.
Senator Blakely is of the opinion
that the telephone and telegraph
companies III New Castle county
should pay taxes on their poles an d
he introduced a bill to that effect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
BIG FIRE IN
new YORK.

In New York last night two lives
we're lost aud several others had a
narrow escape from death in a fire
at Hotel Jefferson. Edgar M.
Hopes of this city, had a close
call. He was sleeping on the fourth
floor at the end Of the hallway aud
was awakened by the smoke filling
his room almost to the point OF suf-
location. He escaped. attired in
his night clothes and heavy over
coat, by holding wet towel to his
face and crawling along the hall
way to the main stairway, where
he met a fireman, who conducted
him safely to the street.
n. b. Rogers aud Wifo and son, l3 years
OF age, have baen spending tho winter in
New York. Mt. Rogers und HE wife wGrc
both cut by falling glass a' they worked
their way 10 the dark smOke-flled hall
way to he fl . escape. aud over The plank
iat0 tho S,einway building. They were
emcng tho last TO mako lhoir escape.
lie returned later and, accompanied
by fireman and lantern, made his
way through the ruins to the fourth
floor and recovered all Of lis clothing
and baggage, but some valuable pa
pers and a silver watch safe.
Other Wilmington people had u
close cal also.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
CoI0rcd Man Killed,

Lewis Berry, co|orcd, Of Chester,
was whirIcd around he shalting iu
the Crun Lynne Works and dlcG soon
afterwards.
one of the large belts in the engine
room sof the works had come off, and
shortly after 10 o'clock Berry was en-
%aged in adjusting it property.
While doing this his clothing caught,
and in an instant his body was being
whired about the shaft The other
workmen, nearby, seeing the accident
ran to the scene, and after the en-
gines had been stopped Berry was
taken from his pcrlIous position. He
was unconscious and the foreman Of
The works sent word to the hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
In hIemOriuii, ,

In sad but loving remembrance.
OF our dear friend. Mrs. Anna W..
Hammond, who departed this lie
January -. 1901. at the Ebeneezer
Parsonage.
The blow was hard, the loss severe
TO part with her we loved SO
dear,
The trial was bitter we ii not COM
PLAIN.
Bat hope in Christ to meet
again.
torbarc dear ones TO mourn and
weep
While swcctly in tine grave she
sleeps,
But only trust in Jesus name.
And we shall meet our friend
again.
Gone but not forgotten.
NJ, l.. Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Tas s,sat terlal css,est

Ths icvsry Evening tskcs : yleep intsrest
iu ,he election OF u. E. Senators beoHuse u
hopes that IL may open tho way to 'Dsiho-
crntis services AZ the city election next
juno. Tho Evening journal which 10 man.
ARed By and died iu the wool Democrat
seems 10 be actu6ted by similar motive.
The fact OF the bittcr oppo,ition OF the
two pauors may thus BIZ accounted for.
Republicans who are willing made
catspaws to pull cheAtnuts out OF tho Fire
for the benefit OF Democrats must be
blind or daft. 1t is Tot often that Repnb-
licans can DO thus used for the benefit OF
the Democratic party usually they can see
through the professions nado ty such
hypocrites. The talk Of dtshonor from ths
election OF any man as Sena'or Ia o more
show of the worst kind. The same game
wa, re sorted to iu bennsylvanis. but IL
failed ind vet the state Is still in pcsition
In the Republican ranks and will continue
10 stay there. uotwtb standing the lamen.
tations OF n lot Of hypocrltcs. The mem.
bers Of our legislature should take the
hint, and act for tho good OF the purity
without regard to the howls OF pretended
friends, MS the SUCCESS Of the par Is moro
i'm port ant than the feelings OF pr0ie .sed
friends or out spoken enemie. The turn
was when tho Republicans In our state
abandoned tho TRIP of SUCCESS ana made
no II nomin at Ions, aud We hope there Will DO
no returns TO such state OF disor9aniza'
tiun although some protessed Republicans
seem TO desire IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Deaths and Funerals.

Funeral services over the rem a n S
OF Mrs. Rachel A. Carswell OF Els.
mere, we're held this afternoon.
The funeral OF Mrs. Annie +.
Donahoe, wife OF Officer John J.
Douahoe, will take place tomorrow
morning.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary II.
Rozell took place this afternoon from
her late residence, Buena Vista
street and Railroad avenue. In.
terment was made at Lombardy
cemetery.
Requiem high mass was cele-
brated in the Sacred Heart Church
this morning for the repose OF the
soul Of Mrs. Josephine Kiefcr. In
terment was made at the Cathedr al
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
CARD BASK ET.

Job II. Jackson is confined to his
home by illness. -s
M. +. kcogh and Peter ?. MeCon-
nell are contemplating an II ftpean
trip. =
Eugenie, the little dlughtef Of Eu.
gene and Anna Snow. slying critical.
ly i'll with pneumonia.
J. Albert Wood who has lcen i'll
for several days has goneto Atlanttc
City to recupcratc.
Frederic Reeves Pcttiiohn Of thI'
city. and Miss Minnie Steele OF
Georgetown were married at the
home of the bride yesterday after.
noon.
7The international Association OF
Machinists will hold their third annu.
al ball in the Turn Hall, on February
sth- The ball is expected to be tho
most enjoyable one Of the season. =
Mr.. and Mrs. William f.. Smith,
formerly Of No. 9o7 Gilpin avenue,
avenue, who have been visiting in
England are expected to arrive in this
city on Friday or Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
The CITIZENS League.

There was Il good attendance al
the meeting Of the Citizens League
last evening when the saloon screen
law was discussed, The committee
was discussed. The committee OF
the Citizens League and Law and
Order society proposes to so TO
Dover tomorrow and appear before
the Senate committee, Bishop
Coleman presided at the meeting.
The antI-cigarettc bill the anti
bucket Law, local option and the
anti.screeu movement arc favored
by the committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Volunteered to PLAY.

Harry Roche and Fred Weber,
two members Of the Chester De Nondc
Company, nov playing at the Opera
House, through the Efforts ot Harry
Dawson, have rendered their services
to the FIRST Regiment Band which
viii play at the funeral Of George p.
Farrell who was killed at the battle
Of pciin Mr. Roche plays the pic.
cello and Mr.. Weber the cprnct, Both
are strangers here, but when they
heard Of young FarrcII'> bravery at
rrkiug they volunteered to play at
his iMMernl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Where He?

'> Why don't the garbage contract
or see that the gatherers collect
the garbage. The residents OF
Eighth and Bennett streets have
not seen this persons for three
weeks OF more. Is it any wonder
that the people are sick, When
the gathercrs miss 4 week and the
good housewife asks where he has
been, shereceivcs a blessing in any
thing but Sunday school words.
Now they would like to know what
the men are paid to do, collect the
garbage or give them a curslng
when they have not done snsle
thing to merit it. They want to sec
garbage collector down there and
quick 700, or they will see il they
can't get satisfaction from some ono
higher than the Board OF Health,
4 word to the wise is sufficient,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
DoTs

Anyone having for sale ciGnr store
and paper route may find q purchaser by
addressing "Cignr Store" this Office
Tho Rev. Jo.eph B. Turner Of Dover, is
cond ucting special exercises In the Third
Presby terian Church In Chester.
Capt William A. Kiny on, OF Chester,
will raise ,ho large dreIge Potomac, which
was sunk noar Lewes during heavy
storm several weeks age
Walter II. Haves. j. Ernest Smith and
Andrew q. Gray, the bar association COM
mitiec to consider propused amendments
10 tho general incorporation law, are re'
viewing tho law. ~,-,
William Hurlock, tho two years old son
Of James Hurlock, of No Si4 Poplar
street, hal his band badly scalded by cof.
fee on Tuesday evening.
TIE executors Of Joseph Tatnall deceas-
cd, have sold the wharf property on tho
Brandywine. lying between Lea's mills
and Grubb's wharf, to Preston Lsa, for
s4,S5O.
tits understood that Municipal Judge
Cochran will recommend to associate
Judge Spraance. the appointment OF cyl
vester d, Townsend, Jr, Us deputy NUM-
cipai judge,
-Four new phones have been put 10 tho
Cour. House.
John Farra employed at the p. W. & b
railroad freight depot at Fourth ana fine
srre,ts had one OF his fingers badly mash
ed while at work yesterday afternoon. III
Buckmaster dressed the wound
Tho p. ". s. b. Railroad Company Is
laying AN additional track ut Newport.
The Retail Grocers' Association will
giyea a dinner at Becketts Cafe on Feb. lo'
F. Dell. Janvier, trustee. has been
directed to soil the roal esta o OF John Il.
Stoops Of New Castle, who was declared
Il bankrupt.
Lnc,us c. Jones ni South Wilmington
is Il candidate for bridge tender at Third
street bridge.
David Evans Is suffering from n cut
n 49, caused by being struck accldencally
W tn hammer at the works OF tho J.
NJ 'r'on Poole Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopherson. returned
missionaries from China, arrived In Will
mlugtun OH Tuesday. They are visiting
relatives In this city and will probably
attend the meeting Of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance this evening.
Henry White of Siverbrook, Chris"
tlana hundred, and is seriously ILL., aud as
le Is about So yenrs of age. rcs, grafton
of health is hardly possible.
Mis-, Lillia Morris. OF No. Coz Adams
street has boon laid up for tho pnst two
weeks from an attack OF the grip.
Clark Webster prominent farmer OF
Brandywine hIndred, Is suffering with
au attack OF tho grin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
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MhaI 4 hNIIl thc IiilIt

WiImiugtonians Interested in the
bills concerning the city nov before
the Legislature are ANXIOUS about
them. Nothing has been heard of
I'll. proposed Wilmington City Char
ter or some time.
It is gcucra.ly considered that
the proposed bill TO borrow moucy
tor new city hall will be dropped
and the bill to give Wilmington two
thirds OF the amount received here
tor licences 10 sell Intoxicating
liquors Is considered doomed. The
Street and Sewer Department meas
urc s still awaiting the action OF
City Council before it IS seat 10
Dover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Bracc Of Acc dents.

The hill at Rising Sun was very
slippery this morning. A pair OF
horses attached to an ice wagon
were unable to keep the wagon
from sliding down the hill. Consc-
quently the horses could not be
stopped until they ran up against
telegraph pole. The wagon tongue
was broken.
D. W, Lynch's horse attempted
to come up the hill but as it was
not rough shod the horse slipped
and the wagon was turned over.
Samuel Frizzell hitched his horses
to the wagon and hauled it TO the
top.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
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Einpcr Amputated.

John Farra, employed at the p,
". g. b. railroad freight depot had
one of his fingers broken at the first
joint yesterday. Farra was at work
helping to load piece of iron when
it fell on his finger mashing It.
He was taken to the Office Of II. G..
Buckmaster. Fourth and Poplar
streets, where it was amputated at
the first joint.
W. j. Pennell, employed at the
same place, had two fingers mashed
yesterday while helping to move
heavy piece Of iron. Dr. BucEmastcr
dressed the injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Euncrni OF Air. HasSun

The funeral oil George Hasson
took place this morning from his
late residence, No. sos East Tenth
street. The services were conduct
ed at the house last evening, and
this morning the body vas taken
to Hope well, Cecil county. Md. The
pallbearers were selected from the
drivers OF the Consumers Ice Com
papy, by whom he was employed,
and the members of Liberty Lodge,
NJ 10, a. .. L. w. They were:
John Sheldon. WaltcrWallace, Gar
rett Burns. Frederick Ueiss, Chas.
MeiIcr and HlrryIimmecman The
floral tributes consisted o. beat
ti(ul anchor from the ice company,
and design representing d cake
ot ice aud pair Of tongs IRON the
drivers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Hog Attacks a Man

WhlIo john human n farmer NJ Adele,
NrR Castle county, was fcelins hts hogs
In. the pen yesterday one nt The nn.
nimais attacked him ana badly tore his
sntie arm and hand NumHu mad beon
wing 10 drive some Of tho hogs back
while he was filling the iroughs. one
rurncd on him and tore hm on the arm
whiia he was leaning over Tho trough'.
Other labDrer- With Hliiicuity guG him
out OF thu prn before the hog Lad iniltctod
,uprs severe injury Jn ham Ni!man was
taken 20 the Pre- .byterlan Hospital whare
the wounds were cduterIInu AMI svwcd
ny,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Peace Envoy Shot.

Cape Town, Jan. 81 The Boer
attack on the Boksburg mines re-
suited in damages amounting to
100000.
The Commissioner at kroonstad
reports that Andreas Vessels, one
Of the peace ENJOYS, was shot at
Klipfontein January %, by order Of
General DeWct.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Ash-rc al mn 5 Point

New Castle, bel. Jan. 81. The
Merchants and Miners rranspor-
tation lompany's steamer Berk-
shire, went ashore OH hujkhcad Bar
pylsc. iu the Delaware River OF
lHinn's Point. near here. She was
bound from Savannah tor PhlladeI-
phia Her passengers were taken
10 Wilmington. Del. 1t Is hoped
she will be iloatcd, but she is IN a
very bad position.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Treated the Members OF Legislature.

The members OF the General AS
sembly on Monday enjoyed treat
of Baldwin apples sent by Repre-
sentative Shallcross to Dover. The
apples had been placed in cold stor
age in this citv some three months
ago and were as mellow and juicy
as only Uncle James Shallcross
apples are noted for. We take our
hal off TO him tor his treat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-31
Charged with killing His Friend.

MlDDLETOWN, n T.. Jan. 30
John II. Grouse. a hotel proprietor of this
city, wns committed to Goshen Jail,
charged with being responsible for the
death OF William II. Hinmnn, who died
in the hospital here Monday night
Grouse and Hinmau had been friends for
years, but quarreled over game of dice,
and, 1t is claimed. Grouse knocked Him
man down, crushing his skull. .