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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUS Sc,
BOSTONIANS TODAY.

The Bostonans will appear at the
Grand Opera House for two perform
ances this afternoon ana night, opening
with "Robiu Ilood' as the matinee at
traction and giving The Eiceroy' in
the evening. This new opera is laid in
Sicily in the sixteenth century, and is
divided into three acts, showing the
Nlceroys palace, the city prison and the
gcotto Of the pirates, and these scenes
have been most gorgs ousiy mounted.
From pictorial point OF view, The
Nceroy' is the peer Of any latter day
production Of the comic opera stage. In
its presentation here, Estelle Wentworth
a be .utilul young prlma donna soprano,
VINO returns 10 this organization after a
years study abroad, with Sbriglia, will
b. heard in the rols Of 'rivoinl, dash
lug young pirate, while Henry Clay Bar
nlpea will assume the role OF the usnrp-
ing Niceroy. W. II. Macdonald, az Cor
leone, o captain OF the guard, is said to
have an exceptionally taking role, and
the new tenor, Albert rarr, will be in
PRODUCED az Luigi, Young fisherman, in
love with the Nlceroy's daughter, Flor.
eta.
Among other new Corners who are ex-
pected t. please music lovers are Mabel
Pierson, a gifted soprano, and Adele
Raiter, cOn.raltO, whose voice is de.
scrbed as sonorous, vibrant and power.
ful 10 range. john Dunsmore, the young
basso, who will be remembered by must.
cal people since last season viii also
shine to advantage in The Niceroy,"
having several ui the most prttentlpuS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

WANT LAWS !.
ENFORCED

The W. G. r. U. yesterday declared
war on snlo0n keepers who are not
observing the screen law and keepers of
| cigar stores who are violating the cigar
ette law. The matter was brought IN
ut the monthly meeting Of the orgnni-
cation yesterday afternoon when sud
| denly resolved itself into an Indignation
meeting. Earnest discussion took place.
| Members made the allegation that no
effort whatever was being made tc on
force the law prohibiting the sale OF
| cigarettes to boys under II years ana
much dissatisfaction was expressed.
The screen law was also discussed.
Members declared that apparently no
attempt was being amde to enforce that
law: that screens were used by Il large
| majority of the saloons to prevent any
one from the outside getting view OF
the bar. Members said that the tenn
perancc people had hard fight at the
last Legislature to prevent the screen
law from being repealed and they should
now see that the law was strictly en-
forced. 1t was the opinion Of those pres
ent ut the meeting that steps ought ia
be taken to see that both laws were
enforced, but especially the screen law
As a result Of the discussion special
committee was directed to hold a CON
ference with Chief of Police Eugene
Massey in regard to the matter of taking
steps toward securing an enforcement
of the screen law.
As soon as the meeting adjourned Tie
committee hastrapd to the Cay Hall,
arriving there about 4.4F O'clock They
We're courtiously received by the chief.
1t is understood that the committee
was advised that the best course to pnr-
sue was to make out complaint against
those saloon keepers whom Il ey founl
were not observing the law.
Among those on the committee which
visited Chief Massey included Mrs.
Elizabeth W. Emerson Mrs. ]. r. Hud.
son. Mrs. Thomas Darlington, Mrs. John
TalIey and Mis-. Ferguson.
The attendance at the boys reading
room at the w. c. r. u. headquarters
during tie past month was 1874. From
80 to 40 boys attended every Monday
evening the meeting of the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

Seahnard Air Line Railway. - The
Capital Giiy LiH".-its Maghiicclt
Through and Local Passenger Ser
vice Between the East and Sonth
and southwest.
The Scnhoard Air Lin" Railway is
called the CAPITAL City Line, hrcaus" il
enters the Capitals Nf the siN States
which il trayrrsts, rHrtutiv" Of III" Nj
toual Capital, through which its ia n'
run slid from New York to Jackson
VILE. and Tampa. Flodiia 1t runs
through Richmond. Va. RAJ isA, y g.,
Columbia. :. c. Atlanta, Ga, Mnntgon-
cry. Ala. and Tallahassee. Fla.
This road will continue 10 run the IA
nous Florida and Metropolitan Limited.
ana the Florida aud Atlanta Fast Mail
trains ufTordinS the only through l!m!"d
service daily. including Sunday between
New York ulh Flor l! and is the short.
est line between these points.
These Splendidly modern trains Of tho
Srahoard Air Line Railway arrive ut,
and depart from Pennsylvania Railway
stations at Washington. Baltimore Pail
ndrlrhu and New York. carrying lH!l
mans most improved equipment, with
unrxrelled dining car service, compari-
mrnt, drawing GROOM and obScrNHt on
cars. 1t has Pullman service five times
per week each way from Washington to
that celebrated resort, l'nehursi, \. e..
Ii has the short line to and from Rich
moni, Norfolk. Portsmouth, Raleigh.
Southern Pines, Columbia. savannah,
Jacksonville, Tampa and Atlanta. and
the principal cities between the South
and East. II is also the direct route to
Athens. Augusta and Macon.
In Atlanta, direct connections are
made i'll the Union Station for Chntta
aoosa. Nashville and Memphis. also for
New Orleans and all points in Texas,
| California aud Mexico.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

l. THE Democrats of this city have
a three cornered fight on hand.
There are at present three cliques
in the field, one of which is sup
porting DR.. J. Harvey Spruanee,
another ]. Harvey Whteman, and
a third is supporting David w.
Hughes. The vote Will thus oe d.
vided and It would not surprise us
if Mr.. Hughes captured the noml.
nation for mayor At any rate the
fight is on and will continue until
election day. The Democrats are
80 certain OF carrying the city at
the June election that it is impossi-
bic for them to agree on their dit-
terent candidates, and this is gong
to make trouble. The control OF
the Street aud sewer Commission Is
another thing that makes the hight
interesting and there will be con
siderable money spent IN getting
out the boys on nomination day.
In fact, more votes will be cast That
day than on election day oy the
Democrats. The Republican par.
ty is going 10, have some trouble TO
paclfy the colored voters. but 1t IS
believed they will be won over as
usual by promises. The co!ored
voters have not Teen taken very
good care OF and the rank and file
are doing some tall grhnblns at
the way they have been given the
cold shoulder when Offices were
given out. They say they only
want their share OF the minor Offices
when the Republican party Is sue
cessiul. The Democratic po!'titians
have been bidding Tor the coiored
vote.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
nc CormlCk's Boy,

Now York April ~, -According to DR..
Henri y. Alexander. nm oCulst Of this
city, tho missing Willie Mccormick is in
his city.
DR.. Alexander said TO day that lat
Tuesday attel noon he ~ as in the office Of
DIR. Archb,ld Weinberg, when the boy
called aud asked for position.
asked him his name said he physi-
clan, and he sal d 1t was Willie Mac and
he.itated. asked him again and he an :
swered 1t was Willie Mckerr. l asked
HIM where he worked and he replied. In
cake factory l thought nothing more
of the III after until yes erday when l saw
the missing McCormck's boys picture in
an evening paper. concluded had se"n
tho face some where but could no remem-
Der tho place. AT 8 O'Clock last night Dr
Weinberg called Inc on he telephone and
asked me If remembered about he boy
who had called at he Office lat Tuesday.
replied that did. I am sure that boy
was Willie Mccormick salt DR.. Vein
berg,
Both of us are positive hat tho boy
was the missing Willis McCormcS.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
VIOLA ALLEN.

The coming OF Miss Viola Allen to tie
Grand Opera House on Wednesday even,
Ing, May !, has aroused very great deaI
Of interest among the theatre goers of
Wilmington This will be Miss Aliens
fret visit to Wilmington. Her great fame
as an actress has preceded her, however,
and her welcome here is sure to be a
royal one.
''ln the Palace of the King" in which
Miss A lien and her really fine company
will appear, is dramatic stion OF +. Mar
ion CrawtOrI's love story of Old Madrid.
Miss A len success in this play IN New
York was enormous, the one great hit Of
the theatrical season. DurIrg the five
months Of Miss Aliens stay at the Re.
public the theatre was packed to the
doors nightly.
an the P8lace OF the King" is in six
acts, and deals with the love Of Don
Juan of Austria for Donna Dolores de
Mendoza, captain of the hou-ehoId guard
in the palace Of the king The action Of
the play is laid N old Madrid. The story
is thrilIingly romantic. The scenery and
costumes are described as being Of great
mag niicence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
WILL FIGHT
MAYOR FAHEY


A number of Democratic politicians
in This city are up in arms nh"ut M
part Mayor John G. i'ahey Is taxing
in the NY campaign. They a!lege that
he is making desperate eholl l" re-
tain his grip on city affairs. 10 DO TINS
he wishes DR.. j. Harvey spFnan'e
nominated for mayor. Mr.. Fancy hfS
control Of considerable of the machinery
i" the ely.
He appointed ;lr. Joseph L. l'yle
member of tie Na'I Department ana
it is said win endeavor TO get the com
missioner to use all his influence to
have the choice of the mayor
nominated. The health board is an
other powerful factor. Inc members
of il were appointed by the mayor.
Secretary Cnhill, tie popular young
secretary of the Board Of Health was
the choice of Mayor Fahev for tlIat
position. He was at one time employed
in Mayor Fnbcy's store and he is
naturally in favor of the mayors nomi-
nee. The health officers, it is said are
working with the secretary. Patrick
Fahcy, a brother of the mayor. IS the
iH'N' "h'i'''h " WV '''' 49,
Commission. and as matter OF course
is on TIE Sprlan'e bhhh "a:oh' '"'
Street ana sewer department mas h'ahN
men under 1t and 1t IS an eas! matter
10 influence them.
The mayor is not having cFerN'hihG
his own way however. ). Harvey
Whitcmnn is the choice OF large e'c.
m"nt of the Democratic party MOST 81
the Democratic lawyers favor MN. IL
is also stated that Irter >. ford Is
il Whlteman man.
David w. Hughes is cahdi1hte
whom the politicians VIII nave 10 mh'ch.
He has the working men at MS back
so his frieniS clam. uhtll recently ne
was a equity constable. previous 10
that tim" he was employed by the Hat-
lan n llollmgsworth Company. lie Is
a popular MAJ and the leaders OF the
other factions admit that he is meeting
with much success in his canvass. HIS
friends and those of Mr.. Whiteman
init" in saying they will oppose an! at
tempt made by Mayor Fahey to get
grip On city affairs.
MR.. SMITHS TROUBLES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
I'm A. $: E
BEGIN SOON

Dover Del. April 10. The spring
term of the Kent county courts will
convene here ON Monday and Chief
Justice Lore. Associate Judges
Spruauce and Boyce will be on the
b anch.
The most important case to be
tried is that OF Daniel Bending, Of
Harrington, charged with the MUIR
der Of George W. Ilearn, in Harring-
ton. on March L. The State has
been hard at work ON the case and a
! large number of witneG GeS have been
summoned. 1t is understood that
during an interview between Mrs.
Margaret Bending and her accused
sou. J. Il. Honey, a member of the
Coroner s jury, was placed in an ad-
Joining cell. His leS tmony is eX.
poctcd to be Of great value, as Bend
ing states that his mother gave him
the money with which he paid his
bills on the night Of the murder, the
charge being that the money was
Hearn IS, lie having had about $500
in his possession on the day of the
murder
Several well krown people of llar-
riuglon will testify to the good
character of Bending and it is stated
a strong defense will he made.
The detectives have worked up
chain Of cirCnnsiantial evidence but
cannot secure any direct testimony.
Among the other cases to be dis
posed OF are five criminal oneS-two
for assault with intent to kill, ano
three for larceny continued from
last term.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
LEXINGTON DAY OBSERVED.
Meeting Of Sons Of the Revolu-
ton.
Delegates Elected to the National
Congress in Pittsburg
This Year.

"Lcxington Day was observed by
the Delaware Society of the Sons of
the American Revolution last night. a.
meeting was held in the list, rial So.
ciety's building. 1t was decided to have
the society well represented Al the Ma
tional Congress of the various State
societies whicl. will be held at Pitts
burg, Pa. The following delegates were
chosen: Harvard De Haven Ross,
Frank II. Carswrll, l.. Irving Handy
Martin Beadenkopf, d. B. Ferris, Harry
II. Thomas, Lawrence Il. Jones and Ed
win De Haven.
J. ID. Wainwright was awarded
medal for service in the Spanish Alncri-
can War. He was in the navy and is a
member of the society.
Judge Whitehead of New Jersey and
Governor John Hum were elected hon.
orary members. John ]. Hardness was
elected life member
The following new members were
elected: DR.. Reed, ]. Mckay. Louis
Eiason, J. Austin Eliason, Chas. X.
Lloyd, Edward L. Lednun, Augustus
Jrfferis. Leonard d. Tufts and Alex
andcr ii. Lod.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

The interesting ami novel entertain
mont was given at he home OF Mrs.
Charlie, Cletand No. 23i Franklin street
last nigh', by ihs Ladies' Nj sonury So
cisty Of FRS Jntod Presbyterian [ hurch.
About one hundred persons were pres
SEN, and each ono was measured as his
height. For each foot Of height each per-
son was required to pay three cents and
one cont for each inch. In this way con :.
siderable money was raised toward the
fund for the now church.
The Rov. j j. Hus on opened the even :
ing with prayer The following program
was then gwen: Recitation The Cob.
Inns Will catch you II you don't look
out Name katas; The Bald Headed
Man, by L"letta Day; reading, The Old
Maids Trip TO New York, Mrs j. Croz-
iDr, and pantom ne-'Nesr or My God to
Thee by L,etta Day and Mamie Hates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
SCHILLER STOCK co.

The newspapers all over the cJn1try
have only words OF praise ior the Schil
Ter Stock Company, which opens II
weeks engage Gnant at the Grand o era
House on Monday night. The play sci
ected for the opening ni4 lit is the grea.
New York success, "A Soldier ofthe En-
pre-" with Il carload OF magnlticent
scenery and effects. Seats on sa e this
mnrhlng.
SpeciaItes will be introduced between
the acts. Matinees daily, starting Tues
day, with an elaborate production OF
"The O2toroon." Prices during this en-
gagement will be 10, 20 AID 30 cents at
night; and 10 and 70 cents to the matt
uces.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

A PHILADELPHIA special says:
.'The report has spread that Dia.
mond State Steel and Tidewater
Comp anes were to be consolidated
and that combination would then
be made with the capitalists who
are to build the new forging plant
at Paulsboro. Diamond Steel sold
up to So IS per share and Tidewa.
ter, 80. y per share Yesterday. The
tip has been given out to buy Tide.
water. Contra acts for the new roll
ing mill department have been put
out and the mills will be greatly
improved besides the connections
with the railroad companies The
shipbulldng concerns in their new
estimates for ships are tie III ing on
plates at $40. The Diamond State 8
omen hearth furnace and new mil
would supply an adequate quantity
OF slabs, ingots and beams. and
would be a iormlda bic adjunct 10
an, combination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
pkINCESS CHIC.

It has been the complaint OF lovers of
genuine opera comique that the delight
full form Of musical entertainment has
degenerated into the bufe,qie and trivi-
alties that are given Us in the form of
comic opera. Ar bin Hood" and THE
Hishwayman' were the last Legitimate
comic operas that were pr sented unEil
Kirk LaSheIle's The Princess Chic ap-
paared for the iret time in the latter part
Of last season. He had tried TO find
llbretto that would satisfy the dem nd
for pnre sentiment and clean comedy,
but being unsuccessful, wrote for him
self what he wanted Mr. LaShele is
highly qualified for the work he 81 sue
ccssiully undertook. Il comes here on
April 50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
Candidate for City Solicitor.

Robert Aiair, candidate for the
Republican nomination for City So
licitor, has ISIS ued a card stating that
he will remain a candidate until the
polls close on May 18th next.
On the reverse side of the card are
statistics Of the city election of 1899.
The combined Republican vote is set
forth, by wards, in comparison with
the total vote polled by the othel
parties respectively. The card will
he of general interest and value as
the statistics are compiled from the
official returns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
Married Couple Get Two Receptions

William V. Hutchins and Miss Alice
May Brown, who were married in this
city on Tuesday evening last by the
Roy. Join SHape, are m)"e fortunate
than most young married couples as they
have been rendered two receptions in
honor of their marriage. On the even
ing of the wedding they were given a
reception By Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ser
geant, No. S35 Monroe street, uncle
and aunt of the bride.
The parents of the groom, Detective
and Mrs n. II. Hutchins Of Dover,
rendered the young couple receptions at
their home last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
Oyster Flo at Beckett Restaurant 7ta
and Shpley streets
Rendered Unconscious,

Thomas Lee, aged II years, living at
No. 1922 Reed street, while riding to
work on his bicycle about 7 o'clock !e,'
tcrday morling, lost control OF his
wheel on Chestnut street and at Van
Buren, street was thrown to the street
He was rendered unconscious by the fall
and was picked up and carried to near
by grocery store. Dr. Frank Z. Harris
was sun moned but before he arrived tho
boy had gained consciousness and walk
ed to his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

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Schedule in effect November Is. 1900
All trains Illuminated with Pintseb
~ EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Avs
hue Station. for
.lo.52 a. m; 'I2ls, '2Sl, ass. sis (Royl
Lim.tes 's: ~ .lots 3 B j, m s y 2. !:
tRoyal Limited. '7.42. 'lo52 p; m.
$50, $50. $50. 's25. % So .lo6s. Los a, m.
12is s234, 500 .35S. .51s (Royal Limit
sd), '525. 1927, 6,25. "7,42, To.52 y. m. Suns
days. s5.01. $50, $50. 81 1853, III. IS a. ms
rs!. aoo. .ats: '5.ls RoysJ LImited); sss.
$50, 'iO52. ll.OS a m: asa. 800. '525 sS5s
~. '105zJ m. Sundays. 7.8e, $50, an.
so6s. '1l.SS a m; '2.sa 800. GS. re, aOa
Atlantic city.week days. $50 q. m ;r21s
Cape May. Ocean City. week days,
| $50 a. M; "2.s4 p. m. Sundays. $50 a. m.
Sea Isle City. week days. $3.50 q. m's
Baltimore and Washington. week days,
N1s. CTS, 1904, '11.ol a. m. '1268. '20s.
cis. $40 a.67. .s2o (Royal Limited). 'se[
'1s p ,, 81 80, ssDssg, ~ ia shoy - i,ls::
Baltimore and way stations, aN q. mt
sls . M, daily except Sunday: sos a. n.a
as p. m. Sunday only. u
.1i,oi a. M: :i2s. sls. a.!. Ga. 's:N
p. m. Sundays, AIS. 'a0A, 800 = ma
I2.os. A57..S4s, 1872. 'Ss4 p: m.
PittsburE. week days, 1904 q. M; .4.oss
s10ls p. nj. Sundays. >lN T. m; ash
Chicago, daily, .s.o4 q. M; AT .. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, %B Q, MT
~ Sc and sl0l6 . m, daily.
Singerly accommodation. week dayss
SH a. M; 3 10. 626 p. m. Sundays "W q
m; 643. 1872 p. m.
Iandenberg. accommodation. week days.
sis Ar D m. Sundays. SIS p. m.
| LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days, $40 p n.
Iandenberg, week days, $40 q: m; ~
600 o. m. Sundays. $50 a: m; y p M.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WE
| minrton, week days. s33. $50. T.3o. JUN
II % a, m; s12c9, s1.N. 2lh. .30. H:D 4so.
q 40 .sR Royal Limited. 6b6. $50: T.0:
- 40 ~ 8s .. m SUNDAYS. s3t, I:U ~
and Il 90 A. M; 'l2.2o. '137, +. t&. W:
s5R (Royal Limited, CSC, 20, Ss l0.2
p. m. ,os
Rates to Western points lower tnan ns
any other line r D ENpERWooD.
Gnrrral Manager
II A miller po7ra. w. want Will
S. S'1.' ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

The pupils of the Wilmington School
of Eloc,uion and Music gave delight.
ful recital in West Presbyterian Church
last night under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavors. The school was assisted by
Miss Agnes 3. Refsnyder. contralto
soloist and Miss Mary Thombson
pianist, of Philadelphia. There was
! large attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

Building Inspector Cassidy yesterday
granted the following permits: To David
bangle, for the erection of back
building at No 1917 West Eighth street
at cost of $500; Calvin l. Swayne, nj.
terations at No 1914 Van Buren, street
$500, and No. 1909 West Fourteenth
street, 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

the Citizens Republican League met
last night in the McEey building and
clnctcl >n,ccrs as follows President
Frank Forrest; secretary. Raymond Kus
sell The league will takr an active
part in the city campaign.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
Quilt With $500 Pieces

The Rev. II. s. Delaney thu new pas.
tor OF Asbury NJ. Z. Church, has a
quilt of $500 pieces, presented to him
by Mrs. Margaret Campbell, aged So
years of Millinston, Nd. Every stitch
in the quilt was taken by Mrs. Camp
bell without glasses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
Papers on Amusement.

Before the Epworth League Lyccnm
of Haven NJ. L. Church tomorrow
afternoon at 4 O'clock three papers on
the Amusement series will Re pre-
scented. The vocal and instrumental
selections will be feature Of the meet
ing Two new soloists will appear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

Tho Ludwig piano Is becoming very
popular, they possess wonderful power
and depth Of tone, The case i the richest
the market ran produce. Weinvite all to
call and see and hear them. We manu-
facture ANA ell NJ factory prices. Our
terms are within reach OF every honest
buyer. Ludwig Planco ompany, No. 5l5
shirley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

In its advanced and chronic form COLI
in the head Is kuowl ~ Nasal Catarrh
md is tho Recognized sourc, Of other dis
e,ies. Having stood thu test of continue |
4cce ,sfuI use rs o >pec. TIC for mem branal
Diseases In the nasal passages, and you
should resort to this treatment In your
own case l | tot drying, docs not pre-.
duce sneezng Prci 30 cents at ng'
gis,s or by matt. Ely Bro hers, 56 War
rem strsetuSew York. Give up prejudice
and try it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
Pension Quickly Secure !.

Col. Wainwright Office No. 3 W. 7th st,
Wilmington, l,el. secures widows pension
In from 40 to 80 days. Soldiers Sailors and
widows. Write to him or call at his Office
for information about their title to pom.
eminent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20

Mrs. Mary A. jenkins Of No. 504 We7t
Ninth street. died Yesterday at the home
of Spottswood Garland. Several days
ago while visiting Mr.. Garland she was
taken sick She was the mother of Mrs.
.Iuliana Il. Taylor, widow Of G. W.
Taylor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-20
reception at SheIIpOt Park.

A reception was given last night in
the pavilion at Shellpot Park by the
Brunswick Fife and Drum Corps. The
we!l-known Mazgrt Maze Quartet gave
several selections and the @ was also
a baratonc solo by Joseph j. 'irubb.
dancing followed the musical program.