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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
HuIbIrd- BechteI NuptiaIs,

The marriage of Miss Kathryn For
sythe Bechtle and ID. Wendell Hulburd
took place last evening at the Second
ceremony was performed by the pastor
the Rev. G. p. ii. Mason, assisted by the
Rev. William Writ King, d. D., pastor
of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Of this city. Harold Mason presided at
the organ. The wedding was pink and
white affair, the decorations at the
church and house being chiefly pink
Bechtel wore a white Liberty satin gown
trimmed with Duchesse lace, full veil,
and carried bouquet of white orchids,
maidenhair ferns, and lilies Of -the-valley.
Miss Gertrude ii. Howell, of New York
was the maid of honor, and wore dress
Of white over pink Paris muslin, and
carried bouquet of pink bridesmaid
roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Con
stance La Motto Curran, Miss Mary
u. Bcchtel. and Miss Elinor Bechtel,
sisters of the bride: Miss Helen Sparks
of this city. and Miss Anne Lillian Mich
OILS, of Petersburg Va. They wore white
Paris muslin dresses trimmed with pink
chiffon, and carried bouquets of pink
bridesmaid roses, tied with pink ribbons.
The best man was ID. G. Ammidon, of
Baltimore and the ushcrs William Nj.
Davidson, Jr. of Germantown: Charles
Woods Coulston. of Philadelphia; Joseph
Bailey and William G. Jones, ,Jr.. of
ihis city: Frank Hubby. Jr., of New
York, and Charles Van Pcsten. of Burl-
ngton, Vt. Immediately after the cere-
mony a reception was given at the
home of the bride. No. Isl West Wash
ngton Lane. for the bridal party and i'm
mediate relatives of the bride and groom,
after which Mr.. and Mrs Hlllburd left
FOR an extended wedding tour. On their
return they will reside at No. 5237
lanrens street, Germantown, where they
viii be at home on Tuesdays in June.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
TWO HOUSES SIDE BY SIDE.
And How Families in Them Wanted
to Exchange But Could Not,

Before Magistrate Daley last night
Evan Walker was arraigncd on Il
charge Of trcSspassing on the property Of
Mrs. Christina Capra, at No. 1907 Della
ware avenue. Next door to Capra's
properay Peter Tcrranova has n three
story house. The latter rented The house
20 Walker While awaiting the removal
of the family in Terranova's house.
Walker moved into Capra's house. The
family in Terranova's rented Capra' $
house and were to move into it on
March 25. Tcrranova insisted that Wal
kcr pay months rent in advance. This
che latter refused to do, nor would he
move from Capra's house. His rcfusa!
kept the family in Tcrranova's house
from moving.
There was a tanglc to which there
seemed no solution until Mrs Capra
had Walker arrested. The charge WI
dismissed after Terranova and Wake,
had a@r"'I on n lease. Walker will
NOV" f,um Capra'S house to Tcrranova's
and the family in Tcrranova's will move
to Capra's house and there will be peace
again.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
To Begin This Week,

Dover, Del, March %. -Prepar-
ations for beginning work on the
new trolley system through lower
Delaware are being made this week
and the engineers and contractors
from Philadelphia and Baltimore
are here and have engaged quar-.
ters for the season. Releases from
property owners are now being OBJ
tained and it is planned to start
work next week at Dover, with one
force working toward Smyrna,
twelve miles north, and another
toward Milford, twenty miles south.
The road is to traverse the most fer
tile section of Delaware and a great
fruit growing belt, where accommo-
dations for travellers and shippers
are most needed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
A Rigid Quarastins.

Albert f. Polk, Georgetown at.
torney was Wilmington visitor yes.
terday. He says there is no smallpox
In Georgetown, and every precautlon
has been taken to prevent the conta-
gion gaining hold there. There has
been a general vaccination and hosts
OF the residents are going about with
sore arms.
There is rigid quarantine against
Seaford, where the outbreak first oc-
cured, and no person from that town
is permitted to enter Georg getown.
Armed guards are stationed on the
roads at the town limits and visitors
are required to give an account Of
themselves.
A tragedy nearly resulted on Tues
day because Of man refusing to heed
the guards. William Steel, a far
mer, living about two miles from
Georgetown, drove into the town
without paying any attention to the
guards. A shot was fired through
the top of his carriage, passing near
his head, but he refused to halt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
New Huilding for COIOred College,

Chief Justice Lore aud City So
licitor Conrad yesterday went 10
Dover to attend meeting of trus-
tees lof the State College for Colored
Students. The trustees discussed
the expenditure Of the $4,000 which
was appropriated by the recent
General Assembly tor new build
ings for the college. A building
committee was appointed consist.
ing Of Chief Justice Lore, Wilson Il.
Cavender and DR.. George w. Mar
shall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
,7arzsg Gale Ds;caa

F. c. Stidhdm, auctioneer, sole
at public sale for Harry Chamber
lin, at his residence on the Stony
Batter farm, Mill Creek hundred,
ok Thursday, March 28th. house,
SOL; cows, $50; turkeys, IS. 95each;
chickens. $3.50 a pair; ducks, g. OF
a pair; wheat 800 an acre; farm
wagon, $50, market wagon, $50;
and other things at satisfactory
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
George Washington Clock.

An old-fashion George Washington
clock is the latest addition to Detective
William r.. Jones' long list of curiosities.
The clock was made n present to Mr..
Jones yesterday by Isaac Heck, pro-
urictor of Hcck's Hotel at Havre de
Grace. The clock is made entirely of
wood and has but one hand, which is
the hour hand. On the face Of the
clock is picture of Columbus.
Detective Jones several days ago. re-
ccived a present of an old army gun from
Il friend in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Book Accounts Sold.

A public sale Of the book accounts,
notes and judgments III the hands of
the receivers Of the George II. Mccall
Go. took place at the Court House yes
trr'lay. They were sold to w. Il. prit-
ch"tt for $235. II is estimated that the
fac" Of the papers and accounts called
for between $4,000 and 5000 The re-
r"iv"rS. Grorg" II. McCatl and De
Haven Morris. will shortly wind up THEN
work. They hav" paid one dividend OF
about % per cent. and will pay another
of an amount undetermined
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
AfbeEuIiur Train.

Muhanoy City. pa March IS. W. J.
Whitucro, n Philadelphia and Rcading
brakeman, had Il lcr crushed uudor ms
train, N1wbarry No. 81 this morning A
relentless fate seems to pursue this train,
which has record of five serious accI
runts within II w.ck.
OA Thursday last Edward Jones, ono of
the brakeman, lost both log at Danviile
hI failing under thn tam. The following
day another Orak 'm ~ u.'n ii hScianl
had his right hand crn,hni coupling ears,
On Monday ut Ring own lhn train was
dltched by "A brokUu ak e, b ut mo lnun
mllagrl to escape untnJnrad.
y gain on Ws1nIs'ay came another ac =
cjlenLa n Nowhnr rrv, u observation-disclosures in
WNich both engines wrrs dcmuli he'd bat
M ono injured Whilncro's mi,hRp to.
day has -tnttc! n be'irf among the train
mtn LhAt No 81 is hnNnnnnl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Free Trial Package Of this Now Dis.
coVeFy kallsd to Every Man
Sending Name and Address,
Quickly Restores Strength
and Yisof.
Eco trial packages Of q most remarkable
ren.euy aro uelng mailed TO ali who VIII
write the State Medical Institute Thyy

cured 90 many men who had battle for
years against the mental and ply sioal
suffering of lost manhood that the In stl.
tute has decided to distrl butts
free tIial packages to oil who write 1t 10
home treatment and Gll men who suffer
with any form Of sexual weakness result.
ing from youthful folly. premxtare loss
OF 'trengih and ,nemnry, weak back, ,varl.
oocole, or einaciation orpsrts can now curs
thsmseivo5 at home.
Tho remedy has a peculiarly htnteful
effect OF warmth aud seems to act direct
10 the desired iocati on giving strength and
Developments just whers 1t Ia needed Ii
cures all the Ills and irOu bles thai come
from years o! misuse Of the natural func
ti0ns and has been'a an absolute success In
Gil cases. A request to the State Medical
Institute, St3 Elektron Building. Ft, Way.
ne. Ind, stating that you desire ono Of
their FREQ triIl packages will ts compiled
with promptly. The Institute Is desir0us
OF reaching that great class Of men who
arc unable to leave home to bs trea I'd
and the free sample will snnbls them to
SEQ how cay 1t Is to be cured of sexual
weakness when the proper comedies are
employed. The Institute makes no re.
strctions. Any man WHO writes will he
sent free sample. carefully sealed in
plain package so that its recipient nscd
have no fear of en- barras .ment or publio..
y. Re"dors arc requested to write with.
out delay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

Inc mayor and police Oi New
Castle SHOULD leave no stone un-
turned to find out the contemplate
fiend who has been poisoning dogs.
He has ceased to use poison and
now uscsground glass. The latest
dog to be destroyed in that manner
was a valuab BILE dog owned by Frank
Sheridan.
New Castle people were sorry TO
learn on Thursday that Mrs. J. NJ.
Vallette residence at Pitmau
Grove. had been destroyed by fire.
There are seven attendants and
a fireman at the Delaware State
Hospital for the Insane at Farm
hurst from this city. They are
Patrick II. Kelley, Arthur Murray,
William ID. Leach, Robert Patton,
George List, Oscar Brennan, An
drew Dellin and James McCallin.
Industry Council, No. 25 Jr. o.
u. A. NJ. received four cards at its
meeting on Tuesday night. On
next Thursday the Council will pay
visit to Old Glory Council, Della.
ware City.
At the meeting OF Industry Coun-
Gil, d. OF A.. on Wednesday night
three visitors IRON Wilmington
camps were present and presented
the local camp with two gavels.
Tie members Of the local camp will
pay fraternal visit to Garfield
camp in the near future.
1t was fortunate thing that
some one had withdrawn the car.
t'idges from John Becker's gun
previous to Thursday morning or
there would have been work for a
ply siciau on a colored man. The
proprietor Of the Market Street Ho-
tel was at his breakfast when be
heard a slight noise 10 the bar
room. Upon making an iuvestiga-
ton he saw a young colored man
attempting to break into the till.
Becker grabbed his gun and pulled
the trigger. They worked all
right but fortunately the shells had
been withdrawn.
The colored fellow stopped his
work and ran away. The matter
was reported to the police but the
would-be thief who has served
sentence for chicken stealing eluded
arrest.
Constable Lucius Jones, of Will
has levied on the wheat
and other property on the Clayton
larm for rent. The Trustees Of the
Commons had Constable Fleming
10 sell other property there on
tor the first half years
rent. The farm this year will be
Lcnanted by Joseph Qulgley.
Thursday was very rough day
on the river and but lew fishermen
'entured out. During the alter
noon Lawrence O'Connor and Will
liam Hunter had somewhat of a
lively experience. About 90 shad
we're caught.
The afternoon session in Miss
Cecilia Mahoney's school was held
yesterday afternoon as if no acci-
dent had happened. Young Remen-
er who had his head cut, is getting
along nicely. New plastering will
placed on the ceiling.
Miss Laura Stickney was indis-
posed yesterday.
A little child OF Theodore Hatton
s very sick.
There was general change in
he weather yesterday and last
night the thermometer fell until ice
was made.
Thomas Willis, aged 9years, had
MS head cut Yesterday by boy
hrowing a piece OF brick over the
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank de Haas
Ianvier have returLed home from
heir honeymoon.
Onion seed, Soc. lb., onion sets,
seed potatoes, fresh garden seeds.
New lot ingram carpet remnants,
'Oc. brooms. l5c. Stoops, mana
,er. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
NO RIGHT u Ul.iN2SS

The woman who is l1valy in face, form
cnG temper will always have friends, but
one who UGid bu attractive must Keep
her hDaltL.. Ii she is wenk sicklv.
NIL run down. sh0 will be nervous and il
liable. If she has constipation Or Sidney
trouble, her impure blood will cause pin.
pies, blotche- skin oruptons and u wretch
ed complexion. Electric Bltters is tho
best medicine in tue world to regulate the
stomach, liver and kidneys and to purity
the blood. 1t gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, smooth vevn'y skin, rich complex
ion. II will make II goUl-lUoklng charm
ng woman Of "A rundown Invalid. OAly
10 cents at n, B. DanforLh' s drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Bible Union.

Indications pointto big meeting
in old Hanover Church on Saturday
evening to hear Robert E. Speer's
address on the Second Coming Of
the Lord Jesus Christ The Off
GERS OF the Wilmington Bible Union
by whose Invitation Mr.. Speer comes
20 this city, are convinced that a
very large audience Will greet the
speaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
To Consider New Site.

An adjourned meeting Of the Sturk
huiG"r> of the Delaware Field club will
bo hcId this evening AT No. 800 Market
street. Business oi imp"rlam"" is to he
transacted and large attendance is
expected. The question Of continuing
at ElSm"rc or securing new sit" is To
be considered. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
preDarjup for n Jubilee,

a jubilee will he held IN Delaware Ave
first Sunday in May. 1t has not been
decided how long it is to continue, hut
some Of the members are in favor of a
program which will consume the entire
wrrk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Will Give a Dinner,

Herbert n. Fell will give a dinner to
the managers of the various insurance
companies in this city at his home, No.
S37 Market street this evening Layton
Register of Philadelphia president of
the National Association Of Life Under
writers, will be present and make an
address,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Reception 10 Dr. and Mrs. Murray

The Rev. and Mrs. w. l.. S. Murray,
u, D., will h" rendered a reception this
evening by the members and friends of
ST. Paul's VI. Il. Church. The reception
will b" held at the church from until
10 o'clork. The church is much pleased
at Nr. Murray's return for the sixth con
ference wear,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Wiil Hold Cake and Candy Sale.

On Thursday evening. April 18Th the
East RranLywinc kindergarten Club
will civ" a cake and candy sale in Kings
Wood Methodist Episcopal Church. -Four
t"enth and Claymont streets. IT is pro-
posed to give an entertainment in con
nrctiun with the sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Stole Gum Boots From Car.

Detective William Il. Jones of the p,
w. d b. railroad, arrested a negro at
Baltimore Wednesday, for breaking into
/ freight car at Havrc de Grace and
tcaling a lot of gum boots. AT n hear
ng in llavre de Grace yesterday the
negro was committed to the Belair jail
TO await the action of the grand jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29

DELAWARE is the only State in
The Union without u. S. Senator.
The Nebraska Legislature elected
Joseph H. Millard of Omaha and
Gov. c. II Dietrich of Hastings
were elected at the joint session tor
the long and short terms IN the U.
S. Senate. Each re ceived 70 votes,
the entire Republican strength.
Mr.. M.llard succeeds Senator John
Thurston and Gov. Dietrich. the
late Sen ator Hayward. The elec-
t,on was made after a deadlock OF
IS days.
Senator elect Mlllard was born
in Hamilton, Canada, /, 1886 and
came to Nebraska in 1856. He is
the founder and president Of the
Omaha National Bank and was for
many years a director of the Uuion
Pacific Z. r. He has never held a
public Office.
Gov Dietrich. OF Nebraska, now
Sen ator. ispresident of the German
National Bank OF Hastinge. He
was born at Aurora, Ill, IN 1882,
and when 16 ran off to the Black
Hills for gold. He never held Office
until elected Governor last year.
Prior to his nomination for Cover
nor on the Republican ticket, he
had never heen in politics.
D. e. Thompson was candidate
for the short term and received So
votes. The contest for the long
term was chiefly between Edward
Rosewater, editor OF the Omaha
Bee and George D. Martiejohn, who
resigned as assistant Secretary OF
War fortnight ago. feeling sure
he would be elected Senator.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
I.nhorers are Scarce.

7. thHlklcy llatton, engineer in
cllHIg" of sewers. stated yesterday that
thrr" is an unusual scarcity Of IahOr"rs,
and he is having difficulty to lind enough
men to do the work which he has
planned
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
MIR. Rettpw Seriously III.

Horace q. Rcttcw. receiver of taxes
and county treasurer, is lying seriously
i'll at his home at Fourth and Jefferson
streets. Mr.. Rettew is suffering from
muscular rheumatism.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Fell Erp,, Stnoat Gov

Miss Margaret Payne of No. 1918 West
Second street, fell from street car at
Seventh and Market streets yesterday
morning and was slightly injured. She
was removed to her home in cab.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Address by Miss Fighter

Miss Clara Fighter. who has spent
twelve years in China. made an interest
in= address in Delaware Avrnur Baptist
Church yesterday afternoon Her sub
.i"ct was "k"ahrn Womrn and Their
Needs "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
A Sock Sucial

y sock social was held in Bethany
baptist Church, Elm and Jackson
streets, last night. II was under the
auspices Of Glass No. % Of the Sabbath
S,hunl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
Tlis fish Marker.

Powell has on his stalls in tho Third
stree market hOu.e, he following fish
Whiting. four pounds for ii quarter; also
yellow perch. lake shad, fresh Sind sheep
head, cat fish smelt, and fine KeDnebeck
salmon. Cal! early and get first choice
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
CERTAIN papers in this State de-
| uht n n husiuU man thew arn On

CERTAIN papers in this State de.
light in abusing men they are op-
posed to electing to office. They
forget that unmerited abuse bene-
fits rather than Injuries any one.
The people will resent unmerited
abuse, and the abused party often
is benefited rather than injured by
his foes. When a man grows in
popularity with hia neighbors, he
cannot be either boorish, unchari-
table or vulgar. Calling him bad
names may injure him in the csti-
NATION OF strangers, but not among
his nejghbors, and the strangers
should not form their opinions Of
any one BY the representations OF
political encm!es. Let all learn to
he charitable and accord to every
one the right to aspire to office or
engage in any lawful enterprise.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29

THE hremen. it is believed, will
come to an agreement in regard to
electins a ch'et and assistants. 1t
is said some antl-combine hrcmen
are willing to 60 back to the old
custom oil electlng the candidates
in convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29

Miriam, the six year old daughter Of
Charles Ilaci, of No. l0O2 West Thild
street. is suuerins with slirh. attack of
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29

TODAY is the last day the Levy
Court will sit 10 hear the protests
against the county assess ments.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
ALWAYS.
GOOD,

Early buying enables you to
avoid the discomfort of crowd
cd stores 80 often experienced
about Easter time.
Shopping at this store now
means proper attention aid
better service. We want to
serve you better than ever be.
fore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29

Group instantly relieved, DR.. Thomas
Eclectuo OIL. Perfectly safe. Never fHlls
At any drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
ople are very unrestful in
The Grand Duke Vladimir

eopie are very unrestful IN
Russia. The Grand Duke Vladimir
is organizing mediation committee
Tor the purpose OF inqulring into
the complaints ot the students at
St. Petersburg. and are endeavor-
ing to persuade them 10 desist from
making any move demonstrations.
The result of an encounter between
the Cossacks aud the students dur.
ing the riots week ago has result.
ed in the death of 10 students. The
Cossacks used leaden bullets in the
thongs oi their whips. The Gar is
having his hands iuli in governing
his discOntented sui jects who are
Clamorlng for more liberal laws.
We would advise the readers of
the REPRBLlCAN to purchase their
household goods aud supplies IRON
the live merchants who use its col
umns to announce what they have
ior sale. The Wilmington Mcr-
chants are slowly awakening to the
tact that they should use printers
INK if they cXpettto caIch the trade
OF the citizens 0! Wilmington. The
dead merchant do4s not stay in
business long, but the live, wide
awake merchant can readily read
the signs Of tnctjmes and rouduct
his business accordingly.
CAPT. BLACK, after resigning
from the police force to accept the
appointment oil State detective, has
now resigned as detective and last
night was reappolnted captain.
1t is hoped the Governor will APP
point a detective vino knows as
much about police business as the
captain. Only men having had eX-
perience IN police business should
be appointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1901

The Every Evening does not ap-
pear to be highly elated over the
capture Of Aguinaldo, the Filipeno
leader. The news of the rebel
generals capture was received in
official circles at Washington yes
terdaY with great satisfaction. If
the guerrilla war could be kept up
indefinitely, the Every Evening
wocld be glad OF it and would raise
its mighty voice in defense OF the
negroes who have been killing our
soldier boys. Shame on such Amer
ican editors. Gen. Funston has
covered himself with glory as he
effected the capture OF this slippery
General in the Province OF lsaoella
March 23d. The press dispatches
say: "lt is rather remarkable
tribute to the daring and resource.
fulness of Gen. Funston, that long
before he made the attempt, he was
selected by the authorities as the
officer who might accomplish the
capture. II the proclamatons
issued to assassinate Americans,
Europeans and friendly Fillpenos
can be settled on Aguinaldo, then
he would be subject to trial BY a
military commission tor violation of
the rules OF war, and he could not
claim immunity under the ordinary
conduct OF war.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
The real estate sale of twenty

The real estate sale OF twenty
six properties and building lots
held at the Court House Yesterday
afternoon shows what inadequate
advertising will do. Out OF the
whole list only two small building
lots were disposed of and tour
small dwellings. The sale foot
ed up less than $1,000. 1t shows
also that real estate is a drug in
this city al the present time, al
though the stock market has been
booming Tor several months There
has been more real estate placed
on the market since January lst,
than the persons having money to
invest cared to purchase. 1t is
suicidal to place any more real es-
tate on the market tor some time 10
come.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
SOME of Gen. Funston s sayings:

SOME of Gen. Funston s sayings:
~ can hold this position until my
regiment Is mustered out.
4 u ap not hero; | don t feel like
Que. ! an simply an officer who
has been very fortunate in his men.
!. "ln four or five years IRON now,
there will be very few people who
will acknowledge they wanted the
United States to abandon Manila. "
!. Independence with the Filipinos
1nca1sl license toraise---, and if they
get control they'd raise fire crop
Of it,
"The best way to govern the is.
lands is to give them stiff-necked
colonial government.
"Agulnaldo himself is shrewd
but not clever. With HIM the cam
paign is great confidence game. "
"Atter the war want the job of
profe ssor of American history in
the Luzon University when they
build it, and I'll warrant the next
generation of Filipinos will know
better than to get in the way OF the
band wagon OF American progress. "