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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
PERSONAL:
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
mentS.
PRETTY HOME Vi EDD!NG.

A pretty home wedding was sol.
emnized by the Rev. J. EasIcy at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs ii. Sines,
2llS Market street. The contracting
parties were Miss Maggie II. Snyder
and Charles i. Winter The bride
wore Il costume Of white henrietta
cloth with silk trimmings and carried
bouquet Of bridal roses. The groom
wore the conventional suit of black.
The bridesmaid was Miss Gertrude
Winter, the daughter Of the groom
and wore gown Of red hemcttia
cloth with silk trimmings and carried
boquct of red carnations. The best
man was Mr.. Charles r. Knight. The
flower girl was Miss Maud II. Knight,
who wore costume Of white swiss
with red trimmings and carried Il
basket of white roses and carnations.
None but the near relatives Of the
pair were present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winter left on tine
$50 a. m. limited express for their FL
ture home, No. 43l North Broadway
Street, Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
Here We are Again rlpde Glad

When | returned from Camden.
n. j., on the 27th Of December 1900.
was surprised 70 find that one ton
of coal. and a half load OF wood had
been placed in my cellar during my
abscene. A receipt and also a no.
tIcc came saying that two Bees Nos.
and ;. had visited my friends and
dipped financial honey enough 10
pay for both. My family Join me
with many thanks TO the merry par
tclpants. We also tender our
many thanks 10 other friends aud
members o. Haven church Tor two
turkeys and other Sthings too num-
crous TO mention shat came during
the HOLIDAYS. !. W. W. Cox.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Before Judge Cochran III the city
court this morning Marion Adams
was charged with drunkenness and
fined 81 and costs.
John Doian, James Rogerson and
James Flanagan were each charg.
| cd vita drunkenness and rated at
| 81 and costs.
George Rowan was charged with
drank and disorderly in the saloon
of Patrick McGinnis, Testimony
VAS given that George came into
the saloon uSt about closing time
last night and McGinnis ordered
him TO go out but he would not do
so. Then McGinnis put George out
and he came back again and
tErea tened to kill McGinnis. David
Cotfman tried 20 persuade George
TO 20 away but without success.
For the defense the prisoner testl-
| fed that While he was in the sa-
loon McGirnIs had ordered him to
leave and while he was doing so
McG;nnis struck him A fine Of IS
and costs was imposed,
Stanlas Sunkri, William Graski
and Frank Groves were charged
with beng drunk and disorderly.
A fine of S. and costs was imposed,
Amor Ward was charged with
being drunk and disorderly. A. J.
Richardson. the prosecuting wit
ness, said The prisoner GENE TO his
hotel and broke out window glass
and smashed things in general.
Ward had nothing to say for
the defense and he asked that the
trial be postponed in order that he
might secure witnesses. His re.
quest was Granted,
Lydia Johns was charged with
assault and battery on Bessie Pat
tcrson. Testimony was that LYDIA
struck Bessie in the head and
threatened to kill her. A fine of 50
and costs was imposed.
Samuel File was charged with
assault and battery on William
Craig and his wife. Testimony was
that File struck Mrs. Craig in the
breast and knocked her up against
the house. lie hit Mr.. Craig IN the
mouth. For the defense Agnes
Cadman testified that Craig struck
File first and that File hit him in
sclt-delensc. The fine was $40 and
costs.
Joseph Fitzpatrick was charged
with dsordcrIY conduct. lie was
dismissed.
James VIM was charged with
the larceny Of coat and vest, gui-
tar and a pair of shoes, the prop
crty oil James Ridout. The tcsti-
monv did not 90 to show that the
articles belonged TO Ridout, and
.hc case was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

CARTER. Al RE monl. Va. Jan S-Iydia
d. NpbI1srn, wfn o. II. II, Carter.
Relatives and 'rIcud4 IRE irvtad to attend
III" funeral from the residence Of her
brother, Joseph r. Lobnsoa, 10Th and ',ir-r.
v!,w ayunnc. Highlands. Wllrnil ctUn. on
SUNDAY morning Jan. 18th. SrrvIce- Mt The
h u.e at N o'clock. interngnt at icd Clay
CrteEceulctury. "rryi 'es nj Ehurch at L.. 80
rl,nl, wltRnu' further notice.
kennoW Square papers please copy,
LEECH--n this city, on Jan. TO- la0l, Susan
Elizabeth youngest daughter OF Jane. T.,
md ~ad.r r.. I.rech. aged year.
EelattveI unJ friends are invited to attend
tho fun"rnl s"ryics at lhe parents rrsdrnrr,
No I;2l Pennsylvania avenue, Oh Sunday AZ
t"ruoon At o'clnvk. hi erIhent ut Whining
ton and Hrandywn" cemetery.
lBAuGlI, In TING city, on Jan. . 1901, john
NRNsh, aged % wears,
kelatty"a trieuG+ and mnmt ~ of symth
Post u. A. 4. ana The q. &. K. in general,
Wilmington Lodge, \. o. Z. W. and surylv-
ors Of the Twenty ninth regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers, are invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late rrSdsnhn. No
100 JACKSON street. on saturday aitcr.Oo9
at =. ~ O'Clock. lntermtut At Win lin. ton and
RrandywinH Cemetery.
fh ilndalph papers please copy, /
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
TRADE CONDITIONS
All Staple Products Continue Firm.

sf"''"rs' steer III ,7feat De"an".
NEW YORK., Jan. l2.-R. q. Dun q
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says:
/ Only in the textiles is special hesita
tion shown. STAPLE products are hrm,
iron and steel prices are held without
trouble. boots aud shoes and wool are
steady ana MI with fair demand, so that
manufacturers are busy. In textiles.
however, the Improvement which seemed
70 be promised with the new year is stan
delayed. and in cotton goods stocks are
growing in some quarters, though SIM not
oppreSslvely heavy anywhere Through
out the country distribution OF merchah'
disc continues On good scale, ana cor
lcct1ons are unusually prompt
Construction of bridges and buildings.
together with contemplated track eieva
tion, crowds the capacity or all concerns
making structural shapes OF IRON ana
steel. Orders for locomotives. cars, Faiia
ana all forms of railway equipment are
also abundant, ana th"r" is no Sisn OF
reaction IN the industry ilatc ana sheet
lnlllS nave large bnslhSsS' ana rhelehan'
steer Is III DISK u'ilhhu. Inc III ieki'
company proposes TO erect pipe pant
Oh Lake Ifle, anu many olhpr concerns
are ch'ehuihS faculties competition IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
lESNIE SAMTELLE %.

In addition to the twelve diamond
rings given away 10y Managers Baylis
and SawtcIIc during the engagement
of the Jesse SawteIIc Co., at the Grand
Opera House alIneyt week, two special
features are scheduled. On Thurs
day night there will be Il grand ama-
teur cake walk open to local amateurs
only and on Friday night the amateur
vaudeville conlcStat which profession
ais are barred. To those who have
had the pleasure Of attending an&ma-
tcur night, treat is promised.
The opening bill at the matinee on
Monday will be "thatau00ga-ir-Gl
and on Monday night THE Victorian
Gross.
Ladies' tickets Monday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
ADDICKS AND
KINNEY.

Dover, Jan. II. 1t looks
more like AddiCks and
! kenney for United States
Senators from Delaware.
There has been talk that
kenney can not deliver
the required number OF
Democratic votes to elect
himself and j. Edward
Addicks. 1t will only re-
quire eight votes if that
many and his friends say
that lie can perform his
part OF the compact.
Since the showing OF
hands in the Learned
Scotch contest the Union
Republicans have come to
the conclusion that five
at least Of these Republic
cans from New Castle
county intend to vote
against Mr. AddicIls and
they have determined to
play the game called poll
tics. This action is to
be deplored when the Re-
publican party never had
a better opportunity to
elect Republican United
States Senators to the
Senate at Washington.
The deal is now in a fair
way OF being consun1ated
and instead of two Pepub
Iican Senators there will
be one Republican and
one Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Next Monday the legislative
committee and possibly other mem
hers Of City Council will 70 TO Do.
YER for the purpose OF presenting TO
tie Legislature the bill approved
on Thursday night under which
which the city would receive two
thirds Of the amount collected from
liquor lIcensee in Wilmington. The
members OF the Legislature will be
shown that Wilmington IS the only
city Of any size that docs not re.
ceivc a portion Of such license lees.
while others have an additional fee
OF thlir own, The bill applies to
all OF the incorporated towns in the
State and it is thought for that
reason that it has a better show of
passing. 1t is only right aud
proper that Wilmington Should re-
cciYc the money derived from its
liquor licenses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Mr. and Mrs. Bigger, who is
bigger! Mr.. Bigger Tor he Was al
ways bigger.
Mr.. Bigger, Mrs, Bigger and
their small child, now who is big
ger! The child. Tor he is a little
Bigger,
Mr., Bigger. The child and Mrs.
Bigger are placed in row, now
vino is bigger: The boy, Tor he is
by Father bigger.
Mr.. Bigger dies. now who is
bigger Mr.. Bigger, Tor he is still
bigger.
Mrs. Bigger marries Mr. Riggcr's
brother, now who IS bigger! Mrs.
Ejggcr, Tor she is twice bigger.
Mr.. Bigger, No. ,. goes on
journey. 10 train wreck be loses
a loot now who is bigger! Mr..
Bigger, he is orc foot bigger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

a long time is remark that fully
covers the grounds. Now that is en-
actly the feeling that comes over you
when you see Dorothy Lewis play
"MlssyH in her powerful play Hearts
CT the Blue Ridge She invests the
part with all Of her own delightful
personality and magnetism and vet
retains all Of the simple nature and
fearless honesty Of the child Of the
mountains.
The play is worth more than pass.
Ing mention. 1t is a pure story of
mountain life in the North Carolina
hills, the dramatic interest being az
oused by Il vivid description Of icud
between the prominent families OF The
region. This play viii appear at the
Grand OPERA House both Saturday
matinee and evening, January II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

An evening social was held at the
residence Of Edward Smith, No II
Buena Vista Street. on Wednesday
evening, Music both vocal and ill.,
strumcntal was rendered. Games
were played and refreshments were
served,
Those present were: Misses Nellie
Lee, Lottic Foulk. Ella Conncll, Ka-
tic Smith, Sarah, Mamie aud Jennie
Smith, Name Lynch, Susie McAvency
and Ollie Lubb;, McSsrs. Bayard Vim
cent, Harry Anderson, George Lynch,
Louis Allies, John Lee, Charles Short
and David Mumrurd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

NEW YORK, Jim, T.. "IXpnnsion
Under New World c"ndirioll-' was the
subject Of an address Delivered last night
Mt the Hotel Savoy heGure the l'Htria club
by The Rev. DIR. Josiah Strong. wv" have
the great races Of the world must enter
upon new era Of competition with each
Other, Th" great movement which here
toforc has bern westward with the star
of empire, must hereafter b" southwark
toward the tropics, wh"r" thu 2norrupied
lands Of the world are. Indeed, both Of
these movements have aIrfaly "ommenc-
cd, and in the last l. Q" lG years The Er
ropcau powers have laid hold Of more
than 5.0uO.DUO square miles in tie tropics
IN area larger han all Europe by
half"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Mrs. Cau'k, State president OF
the Woman sChristIan Temperance
Union. will attend public meetings
with the following unions: Newport,
Tuesday afternoon. January 18th.
at ) o clock; in the evening of the
same date at Marshaliton; Wcdncs-
day afternoon at Newark on Thurs
day afternoon at New Castle, and
in the evening at Delaw are City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
C.ARD BASN EH.

X. r. Layton was ia town Thurs
day.
Joseph Sp cr" is on the ok st.
II. II. Bil.any, ass ia t p % mas
ter is out Of the city.
William $ Head i orh OF city.
James Il. McIyr Of the REpuHM-
cas- stan is SEX at his home in New
Castle.
j. Il. Clemens f Clayton, Del, was
in town yesterday,
David Scott is conf Il ~ is homo
40. ia West street, w.tl az attack
Of Iaglipp".
Corporal q, W. AppIcga'c,f Co. [.
9Th Infantry, late from the Philip
pines is spending few weeks with
his sister, Mrs. X. Cardweil in this
city.
Howell s. England attended the din
ncr Of the llavcllord Club Alumni at
the University CLUB OF Philadelphia,
last evening.
Cards have been issued announcing
the wedding Of Miss Helen Shaw to
Mr. Stephen $. Finn of Company r.,
\. G, u. The marriage will take
place on January 2jrC at Sacred Heart
church.
Mr. William MieiacI:Drync is visit
ing in Philadelphia
Mr.. J. Norman PcnroSc of Buffalo,
\. j., is in town.
Mr.. Fred Mclaughlin and wife OF
New York, are visiting in this CITY.
Mr.. Alexander DAILY of Dover is in
town to-day.
Charles G. kurH real estate agent is
suffering with an attack of grip,
har!es Thomas, janilor OF the police
station is sick,
EsAlrs. Amelia Car. y re iding on Fron.h
street above Tcn,h IS very low tu.day.
To Enjoy Spring uuGcr Southern Skies
1t Is not necessary 10 spend u large
amount OF money to visit the numerous
charming - Ort5 reached by th3 Sou h.
orn Railway round trip tickets are ON
sale ut reduced rae and this great steel
hi.hwhy OF Tho south loads to wonderous
regions Of beauty and health. upon train,
that glide Il. If on thu wings OF the wind,
ovar the snooth0s of tracks. The j,ur-
ney Is made in luxurious trains embrac.
lag all the comforts and c0pvonienOas OF
the finest metropolitan hotels. All
through trains are composed Of the high.
est typs of ve,tibulod Pullmnns, and din
ing cars are operated throughout the year
This resor,s Of the South are varied in
attractions rs well as climatic conditions.
Those In robust health who simply seek
warmer climate whore thoy may escape
he liGorS OF n Northern winter, may
choose wholly rs fancy dictates. Florida,
Th0masvilie, Ga. Augusta. Ca, Aiken,
=. =. Summervile, :. c., Pinehurst N.
e.. arc delightful places to visit during
the water months. The Land OF the
sky has an idenl winter climate. OF
this section Ashvile Is the centre. but by
no meaus the only desirable place. There
are score or others, such a, Salu la, Sky
uka, Tyron, Sapphire Waynssvillo Hen.
derslnvills, Flat Rock Skyland, and
Hot Strings. This winter temperature is
almost identical with that of Southern
France and Norborn Italy. In any Of
these, excellent acconUlations are 10 bS
had.
Tho Sou Kern Railway operate, the
Philad Iphia and Florida, tho South and
Southwest. Cbu,. l.. Hopkins, District
Passenger Agent. SOS Chestnut St., Phil- 4
adclphia, will be pleased to furnish copy "
of book 'Wintor Homes in the South" ~
nd all in formation, ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
ARMY BILL DISCUSSED.


| WASH NGTON. Jan. 12.-Tn the SEN
ate yesterday Il vigorous attack was
| made upon that portion of the army re-
organization bill which confers upon the
| president discretionary power to increase
| the strength of the army TO the maximum
| limit fixed by the bill. Mr.. Bacon Of
Georgia began tho attack, and Mr.. Flat
of Connecticut, replying, maintained
| that discretionary power ought 10 he con
forrcL upon the president and expressed
establishment that uuyhndy should en-
terrain fear that the power ever would
he abused. Mr. Bacon declared he
world rather see hi, party condemned to
universal and never ending Punishment
from political pUwer than to see such
authority placed in the hands of The
PRESIDENT.
An amendment opening the way to the
appointment Of volunteer officers to
grades as high as that Of captain in the
regular establishment was adopted.
Just before adjournment Mr.. Carter Of
Montana called up the Till apprrtiWnng
the representatives Of the United State,
among the several states Without de.
bate il WIS passed precisely is it came
from Ill" house II now goes to the
prr>idru, for his signature.
Not since the Fifty frs, congress has
the house passed rs many private pen
sion bills ~ Il SiugI" sitting Is il did yrs-
.r"rday. In all 40 sIrrill pension bills
wrr" passed at H." session. The most
important was on" to increase the pen
sion Of General Aturri'u>. V. Rice from
S3J to $lGo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
An EVENING SOCIAL

An evening social was held at the
home Of Miss Jennie Powell. No. 9lS
Linden street Thursday evening.
Games Of all kinds were played aud
refreshments served. Those present
were: Misses Jennie and Emma Powell
Annie and Katie Doughcrty, SalIc
Taylor aud Rcna Jones; M",,rS Di-
Nid Mumtord, Charles laylor and
William Lewis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

The Epworth League Lycenm OF
Haven VI. T.. Church will present
its program in symposium tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
programme follows:
Opening chorus .....Lyceum
INVOCATION.
Vocal selection,
Mt, Joy +. l.. Quartet
"Childrcn- Their Nouth -
Miss Dora Lewis
Their Hope"
Miss Della Colburn
"Thejr Home, " Miss Ida Caldwell
Vocal selection,
Mt. Joy L. L. Quartet
Collection.
Closing chorus.
Benediction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Schedule In effect November =, 1900
All trains Illuminated with lruiscA
~ EMPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave-
nue. Station, Tor
SGM a. oH .l.s "$S S. ! 5Ss Isl oypi
days, :5ol,, ~, ills a. m '.:A, 's5s,
'6is Eoyal Limited). 80, 'lVj- y. n.
So $50, 10, SIS. .9oy, 'loJ2 IFS =, m
It'd; -; -: .5:5 &C., ~ ' W. "":
sSay. 70 o., '' :! 4 $'2 Is s tK iS,3 Is
ted, So. 1i42, 9oS, sos p. IN
Chester week days, $50, $3.50 $50. Is q.
'yaa, TlV,5@, li,oo H. m. '-Si, ) W, . % b.5.
T.i2. 'I052 T. N. Sundays. 73v, $50, "i3e,
1855. "Il.5j u. III. +2.1i, $40, e.J1, '14-, g.vs.
Aliomtic city. week days. GEO q N:
TllS, '2$i and 49, y, m sundaJ:. 80
Cape May urtsn city, week days, so
q. m; +2.Ji l.. M Sundays, 80 Il. III.
Sea- Isle City, week days, $50 "a m:
baltimore and Washington, week days,
ais, G55, '>V4, I'll. Ol II. m, -l2,Jt, 100, $40.
$40. All $40 tROEal Limited, 'hOi,
'l06 p. m. Sundays, H.ls, "Soi 80 a, m I:
'l2JG. 200, 'a51, ~ Qioyal Limj,edj,
Baltimore and way stations. IS a IN !:
$40 y. m. daily except sundays; sv1 a, H.. !;
6t3 y. m. sun days only.
N"wark, week days, = IS, 6J5. sS0i 'll.ol
q. M; -l2 e., 3ly, '45i, O25, 'sU p. m.
Sundays, ans, 1904, 9Qi a. m. 'l!.st, ~
6&, 7aa. 's.Vi p. m,
Iittsbarg, weak dsys, 800 a. M sO1.
1901 a. Sundays 'S.94 a In, 40; '!o'ls
p. III.
Chicago, daily, 800 a IN; 'ttl y, IN
Cincinnati and st. Louis, AIS Il, m;
y. Sc and 'l0iG p. m, daily.
Singcrly acconmu4 alton, week days.
6.JJ a. m; 3!a G,lJ .. III, Sundays 900
Q. a-. G4p, 10. p m.
Laudenherg accommodation, week days,
si9, 457 p. N. Sundays, . - p. IN.
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days, SO p. IN.
Landenberg, week days, $40 u, m; SO.
$50 D. IN. Sundays, go q NJ; q 45 p. IN.
LEAVE PIIlLhDELPIuA for VII
mimgton week days, '3Sa $50 '7:ao: 'lo.2s.
iI0O a. M. 'i2.2d, 'l.31 AIS, 1907, 70, 80.
$50, -5.E CPoyaI Limited. 300. SO 'l,Se.
s. W. .ll.35 p. IN. sundays "SS5, 80, S'W.
LEO a. m; geo, 'l31. l.iS $40, $50.
ss4B. (Royal Limited, $50, '!.SO, 'siV.
Delrnarvia Telephone No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than VIA
any other line. +. d. UNDERWOOD.
General Manager.
D, q. MARIAN, Man. Of Pass. Traao.
II, A. iLLEl. Pass. Agt. Will, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Col. John Wainwright of Whining.
ton has secured a pension for Mar
gar@t Hnson. widow of Amos Hin
sou residing at 10, l1l9 ". Fourth
street this city. Twelve dollars a
month from June 18th, 1900. Mr..
Hinson served in Co. f. ~, Rcgl-
meut, l.. S. colored troops.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Clarence n. Wrighl and "a ric II.
White were married on lanU ry 9Th,
at the Residence of Theodore | oplns
No. 1882 Lincoln Street, by 4 c Rev.
j. ". Jones, pastor of G. okman
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Rev. Moses B. lIenly will preach
at the Sarah White Home 35th and
Market street tomorrow afternoon
at ;. 50 o'clock.
a great revival is in progress in
the First Methodist Protestant
Church. The Rev. George l.. Wolfe,
pastor, is being assisted by the
converted actor, Rev. w. J. Ship
way. During the past ten days
there have been more than fifty con-
versions and many are still seekers.
The evangelist will pre- ach on Sun
day at 10. 80 a. N. and 80 p. MA
and conduct an old ia shioncd cX-
pcrlencc meeting at 500 p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Crank Outside Waterman. c. S.
Watson, assistedsby several OF the
grand officers installed the newly
elected officers OF Centre Lodge, No.
3 Of Ccntreville last evening. Al.
ter the installations had been per-
formed banquet was served to
those present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Br idgctUn, Jan, II - A great portion OF
tho city was searched for three children OF
Joseph Lloyd last night and to-day. At
first it WIS thought that they had beeu
drowned but whils they were dragging thu
lake wcrd came from M'ilviIls that they
had ramrGd into tho city andhad been fed
and put ", bod, They arrived homo On
the ,raiua little later.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
5IENLtAU NEMEW VUNPNNY, UNI N0U Vt W" t0'A
keep YOUR BLOOD CLEAN


The funeral of Mrs. Mary A.
Toy, wifeoI Thomas Toy, took place
this morning from the residence OF
her hus band at lIenry Clay, Del.
The funeral service was preached
by Rev. Father Scott. assisted by
Fathers Birmingham and Kelley
in st. joseph 5 Church, or the Bran
DIVINE. The floral offerings were
numerous and handsome. Inter
ment was ma de in st. Joseph $ Gem
etery, Branywine. Undertaken Kill
roy had charge of the lunera! on
account Of the illness Of Undertaken
Doug herty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
HI FOoLD THE SURGEONS.

All doctors told Rsnick Hamilton, OF
West Jefferson O., after suffering IL mos.
from Rectal Fistula he would die unless
costly operation was performed; bnt he
cured himself WI tn i've boxes Of Bucklen's
Arnica sSalve, the sursst Pile cure on ear b
and tie best sa!ve.in the world, 70 cents
a box Sold by N. B. Dantorth. druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

The Christian Endcdvor Meeting
OF Hanover Presbyterian Church
will DC he'd tomorrow evening in
the lecture room. The subject will
be youthful Conservation. Rev. v.
Frcund viii. preach both sermons in
the church 10 morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

G., NaChcr 157 Osgood s., Chicago.
says My wife had u very ,uverc case OF
"A griI and it left her with a very bad
cough. she tried u bottle Of Fo!ey's Hon
ey aud Tar aDt 1t Gavu immediate relief.
A 10 cont bottlecured hor cough entirely"
Pace! q. ard 30 c. sold at n. Il. Dnu-
forth 10 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
Pension Quickly Secured,

Col. Wainwright offl,s No. 3 w. Eth IT.,
Whining on, Dol. secures widows pension
In from 40 to 90 days. Soldiers, Sailors and
widows Write to him or call ut his ofllss
for information about their title to pens
sions and other claims against the Covers
mOpt W
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Chancellor NicEcl.on gave notice
THIS morning that lie would sit in
thc { haGccry Court on Monday Of
next week.