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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
CUENTO9 Y .NARRACI0NEs


s1 sInssgt 10 ri aegastTz.Y - desssp sperzbsa an
ft4eF caso sEEg1E2r Que les ocorrf4-
y CSeya1 eI8 Iug3ba FIetorIE2 el e I8r6En
II paiacio d SIS padres. cGaudo oy6 ruido eu
f eca1sno faueGfa1O- Alxo les 0tOS y vf6- m
ATagnAaeo c0rssIo one ss oIrislA - regfo al
Al frenss dsla cont.ivs ' en- N soosrbto
iAcsll0. ios nOntadO IN J6sen de harm0Sfsino
t.speeso-
--.Qas h0nore tan gaHardo .eleganse.
--exeIan6 Il nina
Luego pens6 qus 81 eI naaee6o senia ia
Ee1to de pedirla en- mzsrtaonio, sst2hA ella
pr0ntA c01csdeFle 81 m2n0
El5aTeu, qEe Al pzs4s h4efa vi<to SESic-
tosins, se detuvo le dijo:
-Pgeg1e t2S hsdaS que SsSIs y @hfJs del
ray Mat2qufn, porque yeDgo 5 e4s4rne COZ
clay Sois Ia erI2sura mas encaaEadors de Ia
-lPnes soy IA princess Yicsorinaa
Des5e sQuel instsnseSe anayon con deli
III
;Jdzguess cp4f serfA Is <ituacidn del rey =
No Sc trztaba "a de setfzfaesr Ia petict6a
de IN enEaIador. sino la de 81 propIa hiis que
les supsSraba con'Izgrinas en los oios que acce.
dieSez "a demands del recisn ilsgado eabs-
Ilezo.
sPOr otra parte, ef prfneipe DIANA nte. htio
gdel emqerador de G0iconda. p0dfa poner en-
Epie de guerra cuatro 8 einco ejereitos, y no era
otra cosa de desafrarie torpemente-
No pudieodo reyslarle taupoco el fatal
secreto, que shubiera sido considerable como
aAsurdo, consi nsieTon 81 In en- Ell cssaniento
de los dos zmanrsz.
~
FL rev y ia rein8 estaban sumsmente in
tranquiIas ei dia de IL boda. solo abrfgaban
la es speranxa de que Ell hada maidita hahfesa
dssistido de Tenganza.
Al dia siguienEe Sc presentaron los esposos
& recIbir Ia bandici6n paternsl.
-;HijA afa!--exelauo el rey lleno dc ho-
-Victorias-seElore Is msdre.
No soy yuestra htIa, sine saestro hijo
Victorian0.
volviendo<e haefa Ia puert2. alladi6:
Ven heruosa Diamantiua! @Por Que
tIamblss asp He aquf mi espossl
SQns h 8bla ocurFido para aIuei eambio2
Que mfensrss Ia princess - convertfa en-
galardo rnsneebo. el principe msrced s otro
con juro de Filinds, Sc trocaba en- hernoSf>ima
Y agraci&ds doucells, burlandO zsi el hsda pro-
fectcrs de Ftctoriua. los efectos De IA peryer-
siGad de Trgands.
Catulo Mendes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01

-
Encontraronse una vez dos b. lanea :
Ia iadera de un bosqpe nmediatofA IsAlA1e
Uua de elias, que sc llamaba t--0sla s.
taba de muy NAL humnr por 40 hat Il il II
vitada a las efiestas que Sc abio 1FAgc
para ell bautfzo de la hij4 del rey. = = ora,
denominada Fiiiuda, hallabase en- aFelLA3 81
tsfecha porque "a habfan conyIA-a - ce-
remonia.
con as hadas ocurre 10 m 10 que con
los hombres; son buenas cuando e@1 co1ssn-
tas, la tristeza las predisponesaz b.
-Buenos dias, hermana-dijt 'odA-
-Buenos dfas-gruf1o UrgaIs-supongo
que te haoras diyertido mucho . eoFse 1et
rey Mataqufn.
ilumnadas como las de auestros sclos sub.
terIaneos, Sc sirvieron eXqufsis nSrlsres
en- claros,de orc sobre manteles de- g les- Lue-
20 sc bail6......
--sf, 4, desde aquf he oido1c1 oiiIes- Y
en- pago de la hospita idad deir 1&orAs he
cho la princesa soberbios done
-lPue es clarol I prince era her nc
sa como e dia; voz Sc asem a "a del
ruis efior tendra su cQerpo too Iss perfec-
clones imaginables, -Ademas, 4 lsio este en-
edad de casarse, contraeTa m mollo cor
uro de los prlncipes mas bello podercscs
del mundo.
-iPerfectamente!-dij Ursada eregien-
do los dieutes.-Yo o tambien qu-3 nostr4rne
geDerosa con ella.
-Pere no vayas q otorgarltrI don tats "
--HO6dO 6JoTC6F COHbTd e A4O 4E 4
coniuros. La princesa Victori2 sera hezn0 n
sa como ell dfa, va que nipgdnldz puede GsS
hacer 10 que otra ha hecho sIv0z - sSew
lara Ia del ruiseflor tendr4s ezerpo tod ~
las perfecciones imaginablesssss casars &C M
uuo de los prfncipes mas bell4.h 2o1erosos d
mundo; sino que 49,.
-Sino que. ...-repiti6 ia llena
inquietud. - K
-Sino que, cuaado Sc CD 81 del ara de 81
muier para conyerdrse en- hoM Re. @
Filinda llorG y suplic6 YesesperscioN
pero TODD fue On yano. Urg H. 10 quiso Il
eucharla desapareci6 COZ pCr enssiuM
mtenti as "a otra meditaba az d de los med
de que podria valerse para Far as con
cuenaas del terrible conjur~T
III ~
A los diecseis amos er - heTuosa "a
Drtneesa Yictorfna que en- - Il undo II
Sc hababa mas que de su eX Esaicaris belle
"a No hubo naci6n que q, #ss4Fs ea ia
dores la Corte de Mataquh ~ 5eto De Pc
dir la mano de la princesa - mss Fieos
poderosos mOnarcas. ~
Pero ell rey la reina, sedoFes aet te-
frble secreto, no sablan Ell 1s9st2F B9
pedfan cortesmente los eu w. GoFss, stn cC1-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
C0sAS De LA CIEncIA

& Uundo cfensl6ea en- Is Amssfca de-
Norts Sc AatIa pe1ife1te de N ensaye qaae.
- resliEa Ell Is sesaaitda6 Sc q Hospital Be
llsvne dc Naavs York
= Un sG5eso spelafds1o Crawford ingres6
ascs POGO en- s9aeI sStabIeeIDiens osBe1e0
p0r p@Sscer ana en- fsrmedad sa ID 6oca- Les
tns3icoS, para sarvsrls. savter0n que apsIsr
una operactea 6eiscada Ia de eortsrle -
leDSus-
uno de los GoctoreS 50 te oenrrtS su$t@
falr aquel apeldtce p0r 0sro artificial de sEl-
mimic. y sin mas vaetlsetoaes coloeo la ngeva
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
CHIN0S

TelegrafSsn dc Hergse>5sse. SesoFs. / AaS~
TT. Isx2- FL don5ngo qRe los sg1esras essSa
AsArar2nl0 Eans12Derts - srs6a1o de 1sS nj Z
nzS oerSs G16uSsFSaS en- q r8rse occidental
1s Nexfcs. con gr2ss d2sximeesa 3s gos o6Ee-
T0s Gel pals
e Aeeao esd ex2esrh2a3o los snlaos
.sorEra les ea5aes, va Se t-stS se sEreairaes
20c ~ GIRO dis sa zgre1l0 0ns r1sssts de-
- esS Ssssfszss 9ae vsnfans de gSasy0aas. que
1aEaeso saal p2rados ysFt0s &c slses &ssErors-
xzGos los denS<
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
BANaGO ESPANOE
DE
= TT II r TO r TG ..
DIvIDENno PAsIvo.

80 del Raneno do
q lie
m
qu
Puerto {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
Catulo Mendes.
Pajaro de cuenta

Nos informan one Rom6n Peffs, alias La
Nanca. promoter de los sucesos del sabado an
Re pasado e. un psjaro de cuenta.
Hace sfios estate Is humanidSd en- IN
barrio de BayamoD, titulandose licenciado en-
medlcins.
Sorprendi1o. fue zampado la carcei. for
mandoseIe IN preceso, en- el que sc lie -condeno
4 varios af1os meses ; d1as de presidio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
i No MIS- HEHGPTISIS!! mo MAS E[HoRRIGIsS!

Ell Baano indiana de l> fapda radealnene tan
certificates de
sorpendente
K Patron,
Juan de Puerto Rico
medicamento, excllsvamente, al por mayor al detail
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
e COLONIAL -
(ANTES HOTEL MAY FLOWER }
Essuina de San Francisco = Oristo. San Juan T. B.

Esquina de San Francisco Oisto San Juan F. R.
JOS. WENAR, Ptpf g@eiauon
aeSpsap ysurfr ,LoeN Timbes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
jUlCl0S ORALES

e efneo Gel pFese0te 81 cele6rarsG 3a Ia +
Carte de DSStFlfa &c San fllan, ia vlsts pGolic:s
de ia cauSa ssGafia Iose keIls P0 robe,
e ocho tendraa sfect9 las 1e Joss Cggl
Nillegas por Stsnsaio y Francisco Marcaaor
osros, por qQaora ntsmtenta De c( = sena*
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01

heTmoSa "a
In DO I'D
icaria beIl=
embafs-
DC jess3 de Pc
| ns mss Ffc0sy
! e 1oFes del Ee-
>Es5St2F- Lt7
n CCYeS. SIN cC1-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
Ell IIBRO AZUI.

8 nj ssSresa 1aersSs 4ae o. Gsg2.
cerr2fS eE rezceS vusSsr1 e2fe6a
sEeDc 4ae sksk0. ri e1eas amiga
en sms sAfEaS llsvar eeuSfgs
4GousGS 1eUro 5a Ei p2Ss51
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01

14S-A~s> -E 60 = Z ~ s2>sSsA
sQsereIs 0ae * halle 6e mis- zm1~ess
P1eS sgn8 Eae1es 5 cue las fierss
gl2fatsS Sc 6aer1ar "a es fardfa
01fo las erfs&s per 10 CsteS2s.
y me ree2s 70 De ssceElas rosas
q9e aq4f PsrfGEaG e e2-sriE-
Va vets. se61ra. ss-soy asSeFeto,
= 2v3rfcGoso gu2r1a s8,ss<r go
ds Ina, de aroma de ertsa tar
ri Ana - ssErsrid arr eerrads,
1e16e % ilsyc. psesa ge1r1S1a
su c0Ccls aaczr, nSio De 41ez.
Made 10 sz6e. 1adis IS rodilo.
EeE o sfEeness, scEbrs s rasdo.
este sacreso nu4ea saeef-
E3sre SGs bojaS. caaE = violeka.
70 con nj . 2s dorm5Gs = qafesa,
"a eassa Euszgen De ess E5a1 Jer.
soy como sEaro, cue 81 tes0ros
s1s r5c2S peFlSs, montonsS de oros
guards en- e fondo del Ftejo are6n
y c12Rdo mi alma sisute tvlsseEa,
psrs. 4have atArso can 81 rf1ueza
rs 1a pGatiafas IL cor2a61.
ConseGpls 81 orc de 81 caheilo,
Sus Oios cl&ras. 81 ters0 euelto
sus braE0S bGs1c0s de -cS2-fSs
y porqge 10 entire Is lUs caricsa-
mis- o]os luego cferrs nedrOsss
Pensando aeaSo gae eI sol nos vs
s. nj seereen qaertis qae os dfga,
cerrad, 81 os place. vUessro balc6n.
Eema Que m Silfo. mi bUsaa amiga,
en- Sns atlas ileFar conSiga
StonoS de GRO de mi pasi6ns
Manuel Gutierrez Naiera.
Mexteuno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01
TACI0NES

Ks prsst6sete IL "a Corss 6e 1QSsfetA 50
Hlra2ea0. cssa j lSsrnarsa0 Alvarez. alias C0asAs
ras@ssss para Csc eCGpsvescA = 6tes &c 50lso =
lss dos De u sar5e ; ageSAr sas 6ereeAes ea -
spelsescc cue f9EerpuSq eoGsra Secesaeia est
!czg2do G9n5c5 paf en- Sa5e elo s2ere tslt&s-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01

fsnSaa n paefaGse. sajssAa&Osa-A s GsterG 5saSs
rsgfGen eoasn1sEaeassr1o,
L2 preSeoss &c sedes los que coaeeSn q
case es ssea SashlarA 20 hAegAra CraafSr5s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-01

For el fesSado De L s'llo tguae@ense 50
ella SeEapfo CF0s> COMO ss,stlso> pAra-Qas
eonearra Il easace de julio ta Corse &c D5s-
triso is sMaysg0ss, S 6H 5e SER sSAmiaSdo sa
= eaosa gae - fnssrny6 ) Lose FsatS Nalder-
oada Feroga1es, por hurse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
Removing ,Chinaman.

The removal of the remains, of two
Cinnamon, Sam Lee and Lee Mong All,
from their graves in the Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery yesterday
afternoon attracted number Of spec
tators. The remains in about two weeks
will be shipped to China, with number
of others from Philadelphia and New
York.
One of the Cinnamon had been buried
for eleven years and the other one twenty
years. When the baskets were hoisted
from the graves it was found that they
contained only the bones of the dead
Cinnamon. Each bone was washed and
wrapped in cotton before being placed
in the boxes for shipment. They were
about three feet long and zinc lined.
The scraping and washing of the
bones was interesting to the spectators.
One of the graves was on the Jefferson
street side Of the cemetery and the
other on the Adams street side. In
the casket with the remains Of the Celes-
tial who had been buried for eleven
years was found quarter and a ten cent
piece. The money was taken by two Of
the spectators as souvenirs.
A Chinese doctor from New York
and Charles Zip OF Philadelphia pre-
pared the bones and made the final az
rangements for shipping them. There
was no ceremony whatever at the graves.
The boxes after being sealed were
shipped by express to Colonel Good, a
member of the Board Of Health of
Philadelphia. lie will ship them to New
York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
Juror Talked too Much.

Cape May Court House, N. j.,
May 2,-There was a sensational
tcrmin alton today Of the trial of
William Pesselnick. charged with
the illegal sale of liquor at Wood
bine. in the Cape May County Court
of Quarter Sessions. In the midst
of the trial Judge Voorhees, aston
ished spectators and lawyers in
the Court by ordering Charles
Grace. one Of the jurors. to leave
the box and be seated among the
spectators,
There being but eleven Jurors
left, the Court announced m strial
and declared the case off until
September, The Judge gave as
his reason for this unusual pro-
ceeding that the Court had positive
knowledge that the juror in question
had permitted hmse If to be drawn
into heated argument with one of
the States witnesses, VIM. Camp.
over the outcome of the case, the
Juror being credited with saying
that he "had so far seen nothing
upon which to convict the accused. -
Jacob Coleman, upon conviction of
aggravated assault upon Stephen
Williams, in Henson's selt-.onfess-
ed gambling house at Cape May,
was sentenced to one year at hard
labor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS.
One Nominee Less for the Office Of
Mayor.
Republican Committee Notified That
Henry F. Pickles Will Not Stand
on Account of Ill Health.

Henry f. Pickles, one of the Repnbli-
can candidates for mayor, withdrew
from the contest. He announced his in
tention of withdrawing from the mayoral-
ity fight to the committee meeting i'll the
morning. This leaves the field to II. &.
Conrad, Daniel Ross and George NJ.
Fisher. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Pick
els was seen and asked concerning his
withdrawal. He said:
Il have withdrawn upon the advice
of my physician. l entered the race
with the full intention of making an
effort to secure the nomination and filed
my name with the committee, but after
the meeting of the committee last even
ing was taken sick and called in a
physician, who told me that had better
withdraw from the contest. as my health
demanded it, and have taken his advice
He fears that the work which would de-
yolve upon him as candidate might
seriously impair his health. He was
critically III for some time and has just
recovered and he says he must be very
careful to guard against relapse.
Yesterday the Republican Joint Com
mittee fled with the Department Of
Elections the names Of the election Off
GERS who will conduct the nomination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
knocking off Hats Caused a Shoe ting.

Mt, Carmel, Pa, May bryan
Ronev attempted to take the life OF
William Martin last night, with a
shotgun, and is no" in Jail for at
tempted murder. Roney and Martin
had been knocking off each others
hats, when Rooney picked up both
hats and ran home. Shortly after-
wards Arthur Stewart went with
Martin to Roney's home to secure
his headgear.
When on the sidewalk on the OPP
poslte side of ii street, and about to
cross to Roney's house. the latter
ran from behind a tree box and fred
a .oad of shot at the two men, Both
Steward and Martin we're struck
by stray shot. intlcting serious but
not fatal wounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Work to Start on Trolley Line TO
Newport.

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany yesterday awarded to w. @. Gull
len Of Trenton. N. j., the contract for
building two miles and a quarter Of road
from the city line to point near New
port. Work will be started at once. 1t
is possible that the road may be extend
ed to Newark. At the railroad crossings
improved derailing switches will he
placed.
On Monday the Riverview cars will
start to run cars to Shellpot on ten
minute schedule. When the business
increases five minute schedule will go
into effect. The Citizens Railway Com
pany started work on the Seventh street
line at Seventh and Broomc streets yes
terday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
BAPTIST STATE MISSION.
Annual Meeting Held in Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church.
Officers Were Elected for tho Ensuing
Year. Reports Show Encourag'
ing Work in This City.

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
yesterday afternoon and evening the
seventh annual meeting Of the Delaware
Baptist State Mission Society was held.
Delegates from all the Baptist churches
in this city were in attendance. Inc
meeting was opened at 23O o'clock with
devotional services.
The Rev. f. II. Briggs, secretary, read
his annual report. which showed en-
couraging work done during the year.
The Rev. II. G. Jones Of the Eighth
Street Baptist Church, read an interest
ing report of the work done among the
colored people, The Rev. o. p. Flippo,
d. D., district secretary Of the Amefi-
can Baptist Publication Society Of Phiia-
delphia made an eloquent address which
was followed by twenty minutes dis
cussion.
The business meeting was held at AIS
o'clock and the following officers were
elected: President, the Rev. 0. G. Bud
dinston: first vice president, Harry EN-
mons; second vice president, the Rev. Fl.
G.. Baum; treasurer Lawrence b. Jones;
secretary, the Rev. Il. #. Briggs. The
Rev. r. B. Cook, D. D., A. Stevenson
and j. r. Farra were reelected man
ayers for term of three years, their
terms having just expired. The other
managers are as follows: s. Hickman
Hewett, John NJ. Ulmer, J. Fl. West
colt, the Rev. John Shape, Charles Sim
mons and William H. Whitenack. Fol
lowing the business session luncheon was
served in the lecture room by the women
of the church.
At the evening session an address was
maze by the Rev. e. B. Palmer, d. D.,
district secretary of the American Bap-
list Home Mission Society. There was
also talk by the Rev. Milton G. Evans,
D. D., of the Crozier Seminary, on the
subject: New Testament Basis of Mis-
sions."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
A Bad Hole.

The cauesway over Market street
bridge 10 in a terrible condition.
The mem bers OF the Street and
Sewer Commission should have it
repaired at once as it is really
disgrace to our city. A lady was
forced to get out Of her carriage
yesterday and get man to lead
her horse through the slush and
mud IS he refused to travel through
It. Such quagmlre on one OF our
principal thorough(ares should not
be allowed to exist single day
and we therefore call on the com.
missoners to at once and save
their credit as we'll as the credit OF
the CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
GOVERNOR RODE THE GOAT
Initiated Into the Mysteries Of
Jr. 0. U. A. M.
Big Delegation From All the Lodges
in the City Crowd Winona
Council Chamber.

Nearly every council Of the Jr. Order
United American Mechanics in the State
was represented at the meeting of Win
ona Council No. 9, in Eden Hall last
night when Governor John Hum was
initiated into the mysteries of the order
The governor rode the goat well and
seemed to enjoy the affair very much.
At the close he was presented with a
magnificent bouquet of flowers
The lodge room was packed. smoker
was held after the initiation, when num-
crous speeches were made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
NOT A PERSONAL FIGHT.
No Further Resolutions on Henry R.
Smith by Silver League.

Routine business was transacted at
the meeting Of the Democratic League
last night. 1t was expected that there
would be further resolutions adopted
on Henry r. Smith, recently appointed
a supervisor, whom members of the
league think has held office too much.
Members who were spoken to after the
meeting stated that the fight was not
against Mr.. Smith personally but it was
the principle of the thing. 1t was an
nounced that Michael Roach would be
a candidate against Smith for Council
in the Eleventh ward. Roach is wood
worker and employed by the Harlan u
Hollngsworth Company. He is n men,
her of the Eleventh Ward Democratic
Legion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

Members of the BOARD of Trade after
the adjournment Of the regular monthly
meeting last night INDUCED in shaker
at the boards rooms in the Equitable
building The feature of the smoker was
genuine American tea which was served
to all present. Edgar Nj. Hopes got
the tea used at the smoker last night
on recent trip south.
The beverage was much enjoyed by
members of the board and all were of the
opinion that it was the equal of foreign
teas. Other refreshments were furn-
ished by David Snelenburg. The cigars
for the smoker were furnished by Selak
n Hoffman, Samuel Hawkins and Will
liam u. Mulin & Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
COIOred Men to Build.

The Grand United Order Of Odd Eel
lows, an organization of colored men,
has decided to build hall on its prop
ertv on Orange street above Tenth. Plans
and specifications have been prepared
and placed in the office OF Beggs and All
mond, and William Z. Grinnage, of No.
9l4 French street, is to receive bids until
next Saturday week. The building is to
be Of brick, two stories high and will
cover an area OF AZ feet 8 inches by 100
feet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

AT the meeting Of Clayton Lodge,
knights of Pythins last evening, Cap
tain Thomas Mullin, Jr., presented the
lodge with a gavel which was the gift
of Captain Alfred Foreman of the
Fourth Infantry. U. s. N, located in
Manila. 1t was received by Edwin
Spenser, chancellor commander. on be-
belf of the lodge. The gavel was made
by Felix Dewitt, Aguina!do's chief of
ordinance, who now has a shop at
Rascolor. 1t is made Of the hardest and
most extensive wood on the island, called
yulanan. The gavel is finely carved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
Steamers City Of Chester and Brandy
RAILROAD.

Schedule In erect November 10, 1900
All trains illuminated with Pintssh
~ EXPRESS TRANS. 7
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Av~
nue. Station, for
.lOb2 a. m; 'l21s. '2a4 's.6S. 'sls (Roys1
Llm!tes >, 's: :. ~ .1oss B !, m s y
; d. Gim,ted sS = :7 e. .,o5s p nd Oh
PHILADELPHIA. week days. s.o1,
$50, $3.50 7.3O, 'sa, sss, 'Io52, n,os a. ".
12lS. '2s4. 800. ass. Sis (Royal Lm1
ed), '5.25. 1927. SIS. T.42, '10B2 p. m. Sun
w. 80. SIS. : 81: Royai Ilmltsd'; 81.
chester. week days. $50, $780, IN, ~A
$50. '1O.52. ll0S a. m; '2A 500, '6S. S1t
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Atlantic City, week days. $50 q. m ~ u
'2S4 and '5,25 p. m. Sundays. 7.so g. ma
Cape May. Ocean City. week days.
Sea Isle City, week days, $50 q MT
Baltimore and Washington, week days.
Ms. sss. .s:o4, II Il o. a m; 'mtS go
n. M sl2.5s, .2os. a57, 800 (Royal Limits
4r). as, 1904. 'lo.16 .. m.
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O19 D. m, daily except Sunday: S.0 a. ma
$40 y. m, Sunday only.
Newark, week days, AIS 6H, s8Ms
sl,Ol a. M; sL28. $40. s457 63, ssW
p. m. Sundays. rls, 1904. aS =. m.s
IL 80. 457. aES. 1872. 800 p: m.
Pittsburg, week days 1904 q. m; .i0s
s1O1s D. m. Sundays, "S.04 a. M; %Ns
Chicago, daily. ssN a. m: AT p. m.
Cincinnati and ct; Louis. AS a. nj
1855 and '10l8 p. m. daily.
einRerly accommodation. week dayA
SIS a M; S1s. 625 p. m. Sundays. no q
N. 643. 1872 p. m.
Landsnberg, accommodation. week dayss
SIC. i57 p. m Sundays. 6,G 2. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOn
baltimore, week days, $40 p. m.
LandenberR, week days, $40 a: m. ~
500 D. m. Sundays. $40 a. m; 6b p M
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA Tor WE
nineton, week days. . IS. $50. TU 1oIt
Ii, 90 a. m; '122s, 'l.s7, 2lb. 800, 40 t0.
$50, ssR (Royal Limited. 6H. SO T@.
o 10, al IS D. m. Sundays. 1886. ~. BY
and /, % a. m; 1920, 'i:7, Las, ~. So:
1.W (Royal Limited, $50. $50, $40. lon
pelmarvia Telephone No. lsS.
Rates to Western points lower tnan We
any other line. F. D. UNDERWOOD.
n. A. Miller. Passenger Agent. Will
m1ngton. Del
.. =. MARTIN. Man Of Pass Trs6A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
BUSY MAGISTRATE.
Justice Bradley Disposed Of Eleven
Gases Yesterday.

Magistrate Bradley had eleven cases
last evening. Serrick King was arragn-
ed charged with assaultins his wife.
His case was continued until today.
l..sht small boys were charged by Bay
ard Pierce of Eighth and Union streets
with damaging his wagon. They were
required to repair the vehicle.
Mary Spars and William Spars were
charged with threatening to kill Lottie
Perkins. The woman was fined 81 and
costs and The man was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
MACHINISTS MEET.
New Lodge Will be Organized in
Smith Building Tonight.

An enthusiastic meeting of the locnl
lodge of Machinisits WIS held in the
Smith building last night. About .lSo
machinists were present.
This evening the new lodge or Ma
chinists will be organized in the smith
building. 1t is expected there Will be
about so charter members.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

John J. Cassidy was reelected build
ing inspector and Walter A. McEvilly
milk inspector at last nights meeting of
Council. Council received fine, large
cake from Oil Inspector Kelley and wife
in honor of their recent marriage. Presi-
dent Alexander presented the cake to
Council and Mr.. Healey accepted it on
behalf of Council and wished Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelley life long happiness.
The building inspector and the milk
inspector provided ice cream and other
refreshments to go with the cake.