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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
Waf6inqtrn, IS. 0(uouft.

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gdlea Iri5, Sin - .q,ott SIR Gin-
ldlnuggelnng pr GaGytn III cas-
SAtpe>Jth et tnihaal. -. .,plicin.
neuaief IA q s,oe9 III ytogaleS
Ietn Iiiiitsnt uto GO;ne;cn- ,upei.
tor 3. s. Sliicp itno Slpel ,'Dtlsitt
IN 0tfftan. Mrs, nrt ntitn per cine
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noinllcn nnrDel. In0erc Gcrti'.
tnnger Itehen b9pot. Is miro oer
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her grpben gn6oDl Ghnncien gcgcn
Sailing non9elted)ungsgeloerll Dol,
S5g b5a 5000 Der &opf cen ,3ittritt
s,.m 9~unocsgebict geitattet bltten.
Nnea 'tanunit Gus Sn0iai.a nnS iteht
~ mOcrtbalt Sabreu III, @unbcs
Rem Oort. 26. aiieuit.
,r Steparb See 4a,iuaicrsI Gam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
Gin %31rrh1nif.

nSdau, Mdnnden, Der !Serr fommi
tdglt4 baber unb tbeilt 3uder aus
inter Die &inber. Der mub elm GROCER
3inberfreunb fein!"-n 8inberfreunb9
NuatiH! Gin 3abnarat piro CT
feini"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
AhuruHnlt.

% a dbarsobn Scr Mar
min beute gar nidt init urs fpielen.
9err bon Meierftein!"-p lie II
Tetn tusugeupelI, iidGy,inu 5u ieinsr
@attin): Der Sunse friest bereits {
Nhnenifpia. Noinl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
Gantiouo Be Ghire. 2e. Nuuuff.

Die bisiiesn 3eitunesn meloeu, bag
Der amsrituaif6s Geiunpts fir Chile,
Ssnrp 8. @ilfon, in Sturgeon bon fei=
mem 9pften suridts9rsn unb fsine3eit
9anbelssei6dften pibmen pirb. gr
piro mebrsre amerifunii9e 5irmen in
Chile perfreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
Intnl.

Raj (bem
Elm Medanifer feline neue'fe nGrfin>
SaH ig" -srfiuriJ .9uN6 r11gs, ise.iis Sc.
Der. bic pumpe 1T IDEAL, muir fhabe-
bic ssypee tit eepumpt:3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
Ueber 0 ~ { m m u n g.
Hhilabelphid. Wa.. 26. Wuduif

6ier elngsIrpf1elen gta6ri9ten Suz
folge baben Die beftisen Regen biefcr
ISOLDE i'm gan5enSt oatelleberIdwem
munger our Solss 9ebabt. Sn MauA
gbunf purbs cine Bride lpsggeriiIen
unb bier Yeripnen ertranfen. Der
bort angsri@tete So9f9aben se1t in
Die Sauienbe. Bon anberen S6silen
Deg Staatss fpmmen GbnIi6e 8erihte.
&irf g.. Irmour idmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
AIR Mtno III rettrn

idprcdlider Serun1taltung &c
II Srau Nannie 8oueaer BON
ae, @a., Sudlen's Nrnica
{ Vi ieinen sroben Wunoen um
2 i'm @eiidte unb i6reibt.
ride Neiluns ole ibre 6offs
h~ertrofIen bate. sic mirtt bel
Queii6unsen. 6autausidlas,
..,s,ud.,S,H, s;surs ..s;s
oiben. 6eilnns aarantirt
! 9ubn, Mpotbefer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
Or. Gotpning, Yrafoenf,

Grinhsr se5 .Gbarit9 6ealtb Snitituts". GHtbor ron
popaldfen uIeoieiniiatn 8srten, "Health, How to
Retain it,; Nervous Debility, Its Cause and
Cure: plain Talks to Men :"'Woman's Guide To
Health and Beauty; ELECTRICITY and Vital
Force, ETC..
Gisisr bsseuteHbe, ~erfabrene Spe3is!iit III in Sea saas
gen 0e.elniqteH StddtsH gut uH5 az isiH,m 1osfeil
bstarHt pe9eH Der pielen puuoer5arsH 5elGr9sE lei
9IoHiiAeu, ~uerDoieu uro ~ipe3ieQsn YeissH, iogie Set
apaenz uno GbreHtrdEtbeteu Del3s Der gsHit Gnos.er
4eI;fe rno Spe3ialtften ssipottef 5afieH. Sbm ifs9t sHr
Ssife cine erobe An3dbI taA!tssr, siAtftr Arsts &ns
~sia5rentr Spe3toiifsH, ssrsH GrfabTanosH, Ds4s ~ -
ben gr5ssreu 5oipiidIerH grropos Hn5 2aSTIto5 esiams
mslt bdbeH, Is ttHsH srn5slt3f, p~sr5er9sns Ero arezts
i9e kraHtbstteH nit erfol9 gu bsileF. S3u taH9t99Tiss
erissrGna, tBr msrtDE.otges Gei4I6 aFo tsr SHazssz
tre4szs grGl9 e5t isasH eiESE GSzts4 ar sd5
satTeaeH Ser 3et3en5sH an Zen GTfsr. SH IsssE TaGs
prr5 etFs eartt4e Iaf4t arssssg16ez> : 5g Ss1
EHbfIaGr, 10 ssi3srt s<r Ssi5tHSs ore5 Ste Is ssssst,
DIE ETtCss fH5 6ss9srfitst nit ~DtisFfA6rgtasF SEz
itraEa<nisn, Sezs &5sT 500 ssfea<t Esssn> EassESss
IL en- XzSfsaEsHzgszGszs, art 5eTsS 5Is zsz
har raens LIZ. a-.srfsAf rs-ssr sz-sE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
1aorio. 20. Iu9uR.
GpIumbien.
Golon DC. Nuuun.

Die SampfbortaTe .Sunriis~, gi=
ssutbum elmer Sru6tssiell6uft, lit
iceben nit 90 Moun 8ssisrunestrup=
pen mad @poos Del Soro obssfeesli, ba
Die RebsiIsn foipohl oisIe Siunt ais
aud Gocle henrphen. Ssioe Srti6af=
ten limb Stopelpldbe fir Sununen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
6e;tnneen, 100 anotge sffoIzIos
tDartt1.

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Gsnrsaea. g1isseseitpnaeH, StnmpiHE BEcereiSlS
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SsseHs> Sleine Hrb f6paee Sers SabeE pg3ressS
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29

tbig lei, oieSnieIn los at meroen, ali1
bic Mebrbeit bes Hei6stass unb Dol
tes tilise ben 9ertauf. Dem Mb=
idluKe bss @eiddfts ftebe alein ents
gegen, bab Die angebotene& a,,fIumme
BON $3.750.000 gu eerins i6eine. Sn=
bsiIen bpffe man, baB bic Ingelesens
belt balb been0et iein meroe.
Ifritd.
2onbpn, 26. Iusuft.
2prb &ithener meloet. bah cine bril-
tii6e Sruppenabtheiluna am 10.
4uauit BEL &alfpenbleh i'm Shale bes
gaal Sprren zines g~roBen@agen5r-
aes Der Suren entbedte. pelher nod
sinem fharfen Hitte bon IL Meilen
sinaehplt unb meaaenommen nuroe.
gs murben Is 9efanaene aemaht.
&it6ener befldat iih iiber Die bon.
ftGnbiae llnsuldnali6feit bes linn in
Der leBten s2eit aeianbten Hetrutsnmas
terials, unter benz iih sahlreihe& ran<
te. S6pa6s uno &riippel befunben
ben hdtten.
Srantret6.
garis. 26. Iueuft.
!Seute ipuree elm Oetret perDffent=
lidt, tppnah mad benz /. September
bic fransDYii6sn Iusfubr : Yrdmien
ouf Suder rsouSirt mercen.
gprhsaur. 90. IusuR.
SIN sansen iiihli1sn 5rautrsiGr unb
Spauicn hsrrfden befties Stiirme. Ga
hobsn lid, cine Insabl SobesfdIe err
eianet. fernsr cine Insobl Ssuers=
briinte iufpiss Siisillas.
Sponien.
Maorio. 26. gueuR.
Sn ser &rouins SorasoiIa bat Elm
Sturm sroBe @srWiitans anssri6tst.
In Saroca purnsn so5lrsi6s SGuisr
mathematician, be nann ei%nfiirstsn.
Gs 1srosa cine 9Rsah Sahn Strs=
Ssnarbsitsr perraist uno fiir5tst man.
has lie umostouulen fiRo, Der Ssr=
hit spiro auf 100000 Ssista psran=
i5Iast.
EpIunbien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
SanIas gitb, Mp., 26. @uguF.

Ser Sars1aEl: osr ht1t11n Nrz
mniI'{6en 3fol4i .riar un9 9asfia
res p~erTtGr6eneu 6i.ipp o. Qrmonr,
Rirf 8. @rmour, lit. bier eingetrofs
ienea NaGtiAtsn 3afolas, in 0dtfins
Glen u. g., fGsper @srtrarft. Serr
IrnDur bsfanb IiA Iaon felt Is 1loz
noten ni6t we6r re3t mo6( unb Bat
bereits pcr'6ierene aurorte berra
I'm icincr @eiben f95 5n iperoen.
Seine 9J.utttr eff;elt hnte Gle telo-
o~raohiImeM ~rFforosruna, itd 10 i6nsG.
3Is m51li6 rad Datfins Glen gil b.
gcben.
Qm @ebfieber qeH orbtn
, Sooona. 20. Nuguit.
6gute erei9aeis iih rer brittle Go=
otsfqa inFoIos Geff :;:6ers. Das Cpfsr
mGr Trl. Clara Mqas prn Rem Ser:
Ter, einer SronfenparteIin. Die ben
GrHT9 bsete, imwua gu nsro.n rilr
Irh 1o6er BON BEN Or. Gaibas nit oen
@clbFisberIsrum inpfel lie5, ppraE'
il ben Gtifrn 8iIfsn einsrMpsqui.r
ausgeisst murbe. Der einen @elbfisbsr
trontsn eebiIien bate. BON Den 6 81,
Tonen Die 81 ben Experimental per
Yelbfiebsr : gpmmiTipn benubt pur-
BEN. iinb Biz jsbt 3 gstorbsn unb oi,
anberen Or.i .eibsn in lsihtsm @rapt
am @elbfieber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
9ebfieber qef orbtn
Gnnnnn o6 W,tnuTf

9citsrrndHrr 31erftntisntms.
myDietrt dIteIter Sobn tit Bdnfoiref
!%e-l"@ rn is. es Git ie in her met
item TamiIien einsu perlorenen Sobn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
Bruri,tr Urlrurunrtt.

a.: Set einisen Sabren bat mir
ber grst bas 9iertrinten unteriaet!"
B: n@ber Sic trinten bod seraoe
tpel9es!"-I. nSd, piiIen Sic, mir
finb augenblifli4 bos miteinanper!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29

9 ii e ter: nGs tpirb
beabIibtist, bier i'm Orte cine ~freipil'
lias Jellerlpcbr gu bilrenl"-9 uer:
rSd, aber fir pas barl' ma uns NADIA
berIi9ern laHen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-29
3ppsnhaasn. 26. Muaun.

TIN berpprrdsefoer Ypllftfsr
ihsiI.s heute sinem 8erihtsritatter Der
sH. gr. nit. eob Der 1.rtauf Der od=
riitsn tpetinbifHen Sni,ln Dor BEN
Sminii~ n,s,sz sssh-es ohnsihinitsr
Isin iperos. Der aonis unO bas nsue
uftntltsrrum Iuuren 5u prInS9luB ge=
tcmmen. bad es fur OGnsmarf r6=
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
W WASHINGTON
LODGE.

Last evening at tho Masonic temple,
Washington Lodge. No. !, Ancient, Free
aud Accepted Ma,ons, held an snterestlng
session. 1t was the occasion of presenting
to nineteeu pas masters handsome lswGts
OF their rauk. The ceremonies opened Mt
O'clock Henry +. Pickles. the oldest
past master OF he lodge, presided Rpbert
[. fraim, on behalf Of the lodge, PRESENT
ed tho jewe $. and Grand Master George
Mas oy Jones u Dover, received the COX.
ems on behalf OF tie past IIa ters. I he
presentation was followed by vocal music
by Horace B Harrison and Miss IheOdofA
stroud,
Later IN he evening dinner as served
Mt which Past Master Pickles presided.
Music was furnished by an orchestra.
Frederick Kaiser played a snxophone solo
and s!veih selections were given on the
gultar and mnuuu!ni by the Harmony
lro, composed Of Mes.rs. WoIs H.rbcrt
and ,,reen Mayor George NJ ri her made
a short add Charles Is. Palmer gnve
"A reGl alton and Mis- orOui and AR. llar
ri-uu sang.
lhe past masters who received jewels
were: Fonry p!ckels. who was master in
1854; PhiIemnA Chandler 1866; Thomas
tluit, 1872, Robert Weight 1870, William
Maxwell, 1876; Henry McNea!, lSi7; T.
b. Craig 1875; David ShockIoy, 1850; J.
:. SlemunS. 1881; Mprhrcai Barnes, 1850
ST, john Edwards 1857; Wil!iam G. Wal
tors, loSS, William Qulgey. 1883; b +.
Taylor !SJo; Charles Mortord, ls9I.9!;
Roscoe BIylis, 1898; K. r. Iri1gS, 1s3I;
Erdman Hoffman, 1897 OF omer " Speor
lsJS.
Two past mnse ers, Joseph Miller, 1862,
ami t.iia, Johnson, 1873. are dead and two
William Mor!ord lS'5- gt, ana w. +.
ThielmAn, lo9o-lyOD, have received Jaw.
els.
The comm: 60 in charge Of tho ce'ebra
liou was composed OF William Mo ford,
chairman; Mordecai Barnes James u.
stroud, Charles Morfort, o. W, Speer,
John Hrtel, Waltor Lewis, W. II. Nc
Grey William c.: Walters aud Marion
Wool.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

The Board Of Health last year,
when the small pox was raging in
this city, was compelled to pur-
chose groceries. fuel and other ne.
cessities for those who we're afflict-
ed. A bill was presented to the
Trustees OF the Poor at the meet
ing last month for S2l2.27. which
the Trustees would not allow. 1t
was presented a second time YES
terday and after along discussion
by the members was fin ally allow
ed aud an order drawn for that
amount. The Trustees considered
the bill a bad precedent and by a
unanimous vote forbid the Secre.
tary Of tn. Board Of He alth 10 pur.
chase any more supplies without
getting an order for the same iroas
one OF the Trustees OF the Poor.
They Will ask City Council to give
$1,000 to help pay for the pest house
at Farnhurst. Council last year
promised them $500, but up to the
present they have not received the
money, and now they need it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
PAST MASTER
RECEIVE JEWELS

Past masters Of Wash ington Lodge, No.
l. A #. and A. NJ. were presented with
jewels last night, aud the exercises wuro
followed by banquet. Nearly every mem
Dor OF tho lodge was presant AMI tho oc-
caaion was u notable one in the history of
the lodge.
Those whe rec ivod jewels were Horny
+, Pickels, who WAS master in 1871; Phi
emma Chandler. ls66; Thomas Holt ls79
Robert F. Wright, 1873; William j MAx-
well. 1876 Henry McNsal 1877; T. Ben on
Craig. 1855, David ". Sbocksny, 1880; Ju-
mo- = SlamOns, lSSl Mordecni Barnes,
1885 o6; John p. h awards. 1857; William
c. Walters, 1888; William j. Quigley,
1899; Il. Frark laylor 1850; Charios y.
Morior.i, lSti-!i2; Roscoe i. Bayis, 1893;
X. Emmitt Triggs, 1891: Erdmnn Hotl
man. 1897, Ott0mer Spec, 1888.
Two past masters. .loseph T. Miller,
1892, aud Elias II. Johnsnn. 1883 have
died, aud 'wo William Mo'lord 1898 50.
ana William Thielman, lSJ9-l9)0, have al
ready received jewels, haviug served two
terms each.
The ceremony began "a s O'Clock in
the lOdgoroom In the Mssonic Tcmpe
Henery f. Pickles, thn oldest past u!aster
Of the loigs, presiding. The Program
was a. follows: Invocation. X. w. Grand
Chaplain. tho Rev. A. n keigwin; ad-
dras, Of welcome =. NJ. Henry + Pick.
les; solo 'Fear Not Ye. o Israel" Dud-
Icy Buck. Horace B. Harrison; presenta-
,ion of jewels. Robert G. Fraim: accept
ancs OF js els, NJ " Grand Master, Il =
A. Jonc,; solo, "Oh, Shining Lgh',"
Spencer Adams. Miss Ihoodora stroud;
selection, orchestra.
Fol owing the ceremony Il banquet was
he'd IN tho banquet h ali, Mr.. Plc!le pre-
siding Durnt tho banquet fine musi
cal and literary program WAS rendered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
FRILLS OF FASHION.
Favcrite Materials for Costumes and
Wraps for the Current
Season,

Shaggy felts and silky beavers are
undoubtedly the favori,e autumn hat
materials.
Black velvet applique is in evidence
at all the shops, and there are, too,
beautiful velvet appIiques of softly
shaded coIors which promise stunning
effects upon gowns in white or soft
pastel tints, says the New York Sun.
Many cloth and wool costumes have
their edges cut in square tabs, which
are about an inch apart. The tabs are
stitched down on an under band of
contrasting color in silk, often dotted
in back, steel or silver. The effect is
easily obtained by an ordinary dress
maker, yet is decidedly modish.
White net dotted all over with tiny
jet spots aud with border of black
lace applied on the white ground and
heavily encrusted with jet is among
the most exquisite of the new robe
materials.
Silver tissue is being much used as
a background for the fine laces and
embroideries of the season.
Partisan makers are turning out pic
turesque ermine-bordered tippe1s,
large collars and huge mufrs of
velvet.
The silk Bruges lace is not only used
In its creamy tint, but is also colored
to correspond with the material to
which it is applied. and on certain i'm.
ported models it appears in soft tints,
shading from palest cream to deep
orange. lu some instances silver
threads are woven through the lace,
which in its atural color has almost
the sheen of silver.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

Secretary Rock Island Literary and AIT
Society.
with the close confinement at my desk
brought on nervous prOstratiOn,
so much SO that for a year l doctored
continually. l tried different REM
edies which only succeeded in poison
ing my system, and my stomach re-
fused food A ncighhor who had suf.
fered with ovarian troubles and
was perfectly cured, called my
attention to your Vegetable Compound,
and made up my mind to give it a
two months fair trial. However, be.
fore one month had passed was like
a new woman, and after six weeks
faithful use of tho Compound was in
perfect health. 1t certainly is of great
benefit to women, and l wish every
poor suffering woman could have a
chance to try it, Yours very truly,
Miss W. CuiLr Lrs-RLACKBuRN, 2922 Fifth
Ave-, Rock Island Ill."-Soo0o forfeit u
aboue Testimonial is not genuine
Nothing will relieve this dis
tressing condition SO surely as
Lydia +. Plnkham's Compound.
Mrs. PinlShn;n advises sick wO-
men free. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
Uncle Tommy Visits.

Rev. Thomas Blackson Of
{ hristiana, better known to his
friends as Uncle Tommy, visited
stansbu'y Murty Jr., eycsterday
and renewed old acquaintances
lie is 81 years old but notwith-
standing his age is as lively as a
man half as cid.
Uncle Tommy has the honor
Of being the first colored man TO
have the biography o' his lite wrote
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A bill was introduced in the Spanish
cortcs 20 regulate siril;"S hy law.
It is estimated that Germany must
import %nuo.DnO tons Of wheat his cur
rent year
AZ M"SSl1a, Sj"i'N, IN" flooding Of
the lnonntain streams has caused vide
spread damag". Eleven lives have
been lost
The sultAn was Informed by the
TurkiSh ambassador at st. pa 'sbury
that The annexation II t.rt ID Greece
is inevitable.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
Suit For lresDasS.

Harry Hlobson, OF Wooddae has
brought suit IN Magistrate William
sons Court at Hockcss in, againstthe
two DuRosS brothers, who he charges
have killed his crop OF grass by fail.
ing to harvest the wheat crop which
was on land now owned ty him.
The defence hopes to prove
that after the wheat was cut they
we're not allowed to move it because
Hobson threatened to sue them if
they came on the land. Harvey
Whiteman represents plantifand
Walker and Tcwnsend the defendant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
To Guard Paper Mills.

Sheriff McDaniel has sworn in two
deputies to do duty at the paper
mills " hile the men are OH strike.
There has been no friction between
the strikers and the officials, but
thew besire watchmen who have
police authority for duty in event
Of emergencies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
RRIAln Pie,

One cupfnl of seeded raisins. one
third of Il cupful of water; cook for
five minutes; have an ordinary pie tin
lined with good paste, put in the
st,wcd raiSins, sprinkle with three
1ablcspoonfuIs of sugar and one tea
spoonful Of -four, add upper crust and
bake. This will keep as well as mince
pic. Peoples Home journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
Tested Seventh Street Bridge.

A test Of Seventh Street Bridge
was made yesterday and was found
to be in good condition. One
man turned the draw entirely
around without a hitch. The pill
ing tor the approaches are now
being driven and will soon be COM
pleted
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
Italian cities Shaken.

ROME, Oct. 81 An earthquake was
felt in many Ital.an cities, Including
Sp"zzia. Genoa, E0!ugnn, Verona, Rrcs-
cia and Milan. There We're two severe
shocks at 'iaLlarntr. Whrr" Il number
Of houses were damaged
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
Eaten nv Hogs.

RlDGETOWN. ont, oct 31.-Mrs.
James Robertson was knocked down
by ram and while PROSTATE was at
tackled by drove of hogs and killed.
When found both srms had been eaten
off, and the body otherwise was terri,
bly, mangled
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
Whale CRptured In Montreal ilar!,Or,

MONTREAL. que, Oct. 3l.-A whale
forty feet long maze its appearance in
Montreal hArbor yesterday. 1t got
stranded in shallow water near Veto
ria hl'dg" and was captured by Eugi-
neur Nelson Of the harbOr board.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
NERVOUS PRos1RA7IoN.
Miss w. Childs- Black burn Tells
How She Was Cared.

"DEAR MRa P1NKHAN:-I take
pleasure in acknowledging the effects
Of Lydia II. Pinkhain's Vegetable
Compound. In my estimation there
is no female remedy to equal it. Weak.
ness not properly attended to, together
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
Resolutions OF Respect.

AT a stated session OF Blue Rock
Castle No. 25. X. G. E., Of TaIjey.
vile. Oct. Sd. committee OF three
was appointed 10 adopt the follow
ing resolutions OF respect:
Whereas. God in His all wise
providence has seen fit to remove
from our Castle and midst our hon.
ored and beloved brother. William
Clough, and
Whereas. We are filled with sor-
row and grlet by the death oil our
brother aad feel kecn!y his absence
among us and mourn with his grief
stricken family at his death, yet
we bow in humble submission to
His will, who doeth all things well,
who giveth and who taketh away.
Resolved, That We tender our
heartfelt synpathies TO his beloved
wle and chlaren in this, their
hour of grief and aiillctIon
Resolved. That our charter be
draped ior the period OF 50 days in
honor of our deceased brother.
Signed by Committee,
CLARENCE FRAN.
THOMAS GRAY,
ALIEN. ATWELL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

OUR police force were formally
inspected yesterday afternoon at
the city hall. The bows showed up
well and presented a neat and
nattv appearance as they came up
IN squads and were marched
around aud inspected by Comms
sioners Jones and Clarkson assist.
ed by Chief OF Police Massey. Our
force Tor ito number 10 hard TO ex.
eel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31
Police Cases.

The following cases we're disposed Of bs
fore Municipal Judge Churchman this
morning.
Tommy Wolf who belied his name was
found drunk and taken to the Hall by
Officers Fox and Conner His fine was
50 and coss.
Theodore Carlin WAS brought in by Ser
geant McD1rmott and Palmer not bsing
able to caro- for himself. 1t was u case Of
drunk. Hi' fine was Is and costs.
Joseph Donneily was loaded with bug
juice and Officers Scott and Winthrup
brought him in 10 thehall when he was
adjudsod guilty and u fine OF Il and cost
imposed
Harry Miller charged with assault and
ba terry was fined ID AMI COSTS.
Theodore Lynch. charged with assault
aud battery, His case was con inuel un.
I'll Friday morning at . O'Clock.
Juseph Russell charged with 1isordorIy
cond ucl was adjudged guilty and fined 30
and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

Curas Group. aors throat, pulmonary
troubles. - Monarch over pnin OF every
sort. DR.. Thow,as kelectric Oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

TO save time and trouble, Thos.
Weldin is willing to abide by the
decision OF the Judges OF the Su.
perior Court and take only part OF
the money this year the balance
to be paid him next year. Both
sides, we understand. the Water
Commiss Cners and City Council.
will carry 1t to the higher court as
soon as the decision is rendered in
the court OF first resort.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

Roofing and heater work j. G. j ohm
sou * Son, N. Il. Cor, Sixth and King
stre0ls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

POSTMASTER Wm. H. Heald. as
stated in the REPUBLICAN . week
ago takes charge OF the Post Office
on Friday, the first OF the mouth.
lie will not make any changes, Mf.
Harry Biilany still being assistant
postmaster. Mr.. Heald will make
very acceptable and accommodate
ting official.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

MILK Inspector Waiter a. Nc
Evilly. is interested IN having an
ordinance passed By City Council
imposing a heavy fine on milk deal
ers who put iormaIdehyde in their
milk The dealers who are using
it, and there are several OF them
in this city, will De looked after and
compelled to comply with the law.
The Milk Inspector intends to pro-
tect the people o. our city IRON i'm.
pure milk if possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-31

STREET and Sewer Commlss loner
Patrick Fahey said :hat he had
not found his bond yet. He was
not worrying over it, for he had it
prepared and properly signed aud
that was the last he heard Of it
until all the talk over it in the pa.
pers. "such triile is not worth
worrying over said the commits
soner, and we don't believe lie is
losing any sleep over the matter.
bond or no bond.