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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
MOTHER TURNS !
KlDNAPPER.

Intense excitement was occasloned
at Sunday school picnic held at
Elkland yesterday by the kidnapping
of a 3.year.old child by a yeiled wo-
man who secured possession of the
little one after a lively encounter
with its nurse and then fled in a car
gage.
The child was the 3.year. old adopt.
ed son Of Henry Tubbs of Osceola.
Tubbs took the child and its nurse
to the picnic qrite early in the day.
About 3 3o'clock in the afternoon the
nurse had the child out for a stroll at
one edge of the grove near the pub
lie roadway. A carriage drove up
and stopped and a richly-dressed laoy
heavily yelled, stepped to the ground
The nurse thinking that the lady
wanted to ask her a question stop
ped and faced the woman, holding
her ward by his hand.
Quick as a wink the veiled woman
brushed the nurse aside and grasped
the child. The nurse screamed and
clutchcd the child but a deXterous
shove on the part Of the athletic
stranger sent the nurse staggering
away. Thus unobstructed the veied
woman hurried into the carriage AMI
the driver sent the horses off at q fu-
rious rate.
Telephone messages were sent to
all adjoining towns to head off the
kidnapper, but Constable Il. W. Fen
ton solved the question. He mount.
ed his bicycle and after nearly an
hours chase through the swetering
heat. daring which time he covered
seven miles, Fenton caught sight of
the kidnapper's carriage. He over
hauled it and commanded it to stop.
The woman began to weep but
said she would give up the boy with.
out parley. She sat with the child
in her arms and showered him with
kisses.
She declared that she was the
cEild's mother, that she ha' been
compelled TO put him in an instltu:
tion in Michigan from which he had
been adopted by Mr.. Tubbs. She
managed to tind out his whereabouts
and had come East determined TO
find and take the boy" The officer
having gotten the child made no at
tempt to arrest her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Death From Heat.

A. p Lewis, an inmate OF the
Home at Mirquadalc, died at the
Delaware Hospital, on Wednesday,
from the effects OF the heat, alter
having undergone some ten days
ago, an operation for stone IN the
bladder. The physicians removed
three stones, weighing in the az.
rregate five ounces. lie was doing
well and had il not been for the ex-
treme heat lie would have recover
cd. He was a native Of Connccll-
cut, but had resided at Milford Tor
several years. Services were held
over his remains last evening at
Martins norgue by Rev. Dr..
JetTcris. and the body was forward.
ed this morning to Waterbury,
Connecticut, by the Colonial cX.
press. where it will be Inferred by
the side OF his wife. Mr.. Lewis 3.
Morrow accompanied the train In
order to seq him properly buried.
Mr.. Lewis was II ycars OF age and
a very worthy citizen. His death
is greatly regretted by the inmates
Of the Home, as he had been one OF
them for some I've Or elk years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Sunday School Temperance Rally.

A Sunday schtol Temperance rally
will he held III ltocH'ulA tr@'e. sun
day afternoon, July :, l"u! by
North BAPTIST, Nj Sa.aG, Co,hman
and fiddle Mcmn3h VI. T.. sunday
sc!.oos. Programme WI, consist Of
song, aud rocItatio.s 'ty members OF
the dt'crcnt SclluD >. NDorLnco by
aN combined With o,IHc>'ga aGrom-
paulmrnl, Exercises h'@,N al =. so
O'Clock.
The lllHc, ", { 7. T. will hold
gospel Temperance meeting ~ the
Grove, SUNDAY July : luN at Np.
m. Address by EeN !. \. II,
O'Rrirn. Music g Nj Sgom NJ,
Il. rHoih AI.0rr 81, cone 70 these
mertngS,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
FRAYMORE-C. w. Townsend.

Mrs. John Kaiser, Of Georgetown,
accompanied by her children spent
the Fourth OF July In our city, visit
ing friends.
{, The family of William d. Griffith
are tentlng at Brandywine Summit
camp grounds.
Robert 8. Vernon is visiting VIII
mington. having been employed in
New York for the past eight months
in the morVcco business.
L. Irving Handy and family are
spending several days at Cape May.
Miss Evelyn Jones of Dover, is WIS.,
itiug relatives at Asbury Park.
W. W. Knowles. secretary Of the
Guarantee Building and Loan Associ-
alton, who has been away for a week,
taking his vacation returned to his
desk yesterday morning
Miss Ella Simpson and Edward T.
Bowman, both Of this citv, we're married
by the Rev. G. W. Prettyman, D. D., on
Wednesday, in the home OF the bride,
No 40 East Twenty second street.
- Howard Cook, Addison H. Adams OF
Philadelphia. Miss s. Ethel Ross, Ea4
ton, Md, are the guests this week 4
he Rev. Richard Hushlett Adams and
family.
w. P. Phillips of Smyrna, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. +. J. Carter. of this
city.
Miss Lillie McCarroll is the guest Of
friends in Harrisburg.
A. 7. Crossqroye and Miss Sophia
OConnor Of this city, were married in
Germantown, Pa, Thursday afternoon,
in the residence of Mr. Crossgrove'e
cousin,
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Bradford an.
nounce the engagement of their daugb.
ter, Miss Katherine NJ. Bradford, to 7
Edward Burns Of Cleveland, Ohio. MI
Burns is draughtsman, and his native
place is near Boston. Miss Bradford ia 2
popular attendant at the Wilmington
Institute Free Library. ., .,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
ABOUT STANDARD TIME.
How 1t In Impaired All Over the
Country from the Washington
Observatory.

"What time is it?" Few questions
are more common than this, and yet
each day the Usited States govern
ment goes to a great expense in giving
1t an official answer. TO ascertain the
instant when it is noon on the seventy.
fifth meridian, and to send that infor-
nation all over the country, is a great
and Il costly task. The astronomical
observatory in Washington computes
the true time, which is thence trans.
mitted by electricity to every impor-
tant city and town, says Youths Com
panion.
About five minutes before the Wash
ington noon the telegraph companies
cut off all theirregular business, except
on lines where they have more than
one wire. They then connect all i'm
portant points, from which there may
be numberless ramitIca tions, with an
electric wire going into the great clock
in the observatory, so that all over the
country it's tickings may be heard. For
the ten seconds just before IL o'clock
there is silence, which is broken by the
moon beat" Regular business is hen
resumed.
In some cities the wires connect with
a timeball which drops with the noon
beat. The tincball in Washington
over the state, war and navy depart
ment building is three feet in diam
eter, and can be seen from all parts of
the city. Crowds frequently gather
about to see it fall, distance of 81
feet, high in the air. The man whom
some of the spectators suppose to be
dropping the ball is merely there to
hoist it again to its place.
In the building bepeath are 90 clocks
which are each day automatically cor'
rected by it,. An electrical device
"sets' them, placing hour, minute and
second hands exactly vertical at the
instant the ball drops. The hands that
are too fast are pushed back, and
those that are slow are thrust for
ward.
Although Washington is on the sew
enty-seventh meridian, the noon hour
Is for convenience computed for the
sevcnty-tifth, the time standard for
the eastern part of the United States
In the central belt, which is governed
by the ninctieth meridian, the signal
from Washington means IL o'clock, in
the Rocky mountain belt it is ter
o'clock, and on the Pacific coast it is
nine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
IT DAZILES TIE WORLD,

No Discovery In medicine has over
created one quarter OF tho exnitemen I that
has bson caused by Dr. Kings New Dis.
covsry for Consumption. It's 50 verest
tests have been n hopeless victims Of Con.
sumption, Pneumonia, Ilemorrhage, Pleu-
risy anil Bronchitis, thousands OF whom
It has restored to perfect heal n. For
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Hay Few
or, Honrscness and y hopping Cough II Is
the quickest. suress curs In the world.
1t l., sold by n. B. Danforth who guarhn-
tees satisfaction or refund money AZ Large
bot les go and ~ o. Trial bo Ties free,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
HUMOROUS
--n
sl1vJs4

"Why are you reading the book II
you don't like it?" swell, because
began it."-Harlem Life.
"Your gown has an elegant fit."
sYes, but it is nothing as compared
to papa's when he saw the bill. 1t
was something lavish. indianapolis
News.
II suppose" said the family friend,
iocularly, of the summer girl, you'll
be engaged to the same young man
This season at the shore? (Which
one?' she inquired, demurely.-phila|
delphia Times.
"Why am not shown common cour'
tesy?" demanded the woman, warmly.
The sales person lost her temper at
once. "You didn't ask to be shown
anything but two-cent prints!" re-
torted the latter.-Detroit journal.
Mrs. Swainson-"lIow came you to
recommend that girl you had to Mrs.
Gregson2 You know you said you
positively hated the girl!" Mrs. Pear
Dull lCoS put NoA nav ANA Aa
much as do Mrs. Gregson. ."--Glasgow
Evening Times.
Johnny-"On the stage when man
leaves a kings presence he always
goes out backward. Why is that, pap
Learned Pat is because his trou-
sers are not in proper repair behind or
because he is afraid the king may be
handy with his boot" ."-Boston Tran
script.
A Pertinent Query.-"And just in
the nick of time said Maj. Bluff, de-
scribing an alleged experience in the
Philippines, 81 was rescued. That was
an awful ordeal. ! was afraid every
minute l would become hopelessly in
sane" "And didn't you" inquired
Miss Sharpe.-Philadelphia Press.
Schoolmaster (turnng round sharp
ly)-"Which of you is it that is daring
to make faces at me?" Six Youngsters
Tin chorus)-Freddy Brown, SIR
Schoolmaster-"Ah! then you boys
stand out and be gained. If yon saw
Freddy Brown making faces, il shows
that you were not attending to your
lessons" Fun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
The Cow Trade.
Wilmington
je29tu th sut.l

rhomas l.. Parry 10 doing quite
an extensive businessin buying and
selling cattle on his little farm, near
Centreville. Christiana Hundred.
He rents couple ofmeadows on the
Brandywine and has now forty
head on hand, among them being
many springers, feeders and few
bolognas. Mr. Parryis an enter
prising young man. aud prepared
to do the square thing by his Gus.
toners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Girls Locks ShOrn.

Grecnsburg, Pa, July 5.-A
bolt OF lightning struck the resi-
dence OF Edward Cole at Harrison
City to-day. The electric fluid ran
down the wall where o-year old
daughter Of Mr.. Cole was stand
ing and every hair Of her head
was burned of. Aside from a
severe shock she was not other
wise injured. Her grandmother,
sitting near hear, was badly shock
ed and may die.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Strikes Rich Find.

'Iwa, troubled Tor several years with
chronic lnli sestlon and notvous debility"
writes +. J Il con, OF Lanca-Let, y, H.,
"No remedy helped INC uu.il be gan us
ing Electric !3iltrrs, which did mo more
good than all the medicines ovsr used.
They have also kant my wits in excellent
heu h Tor years. she says Electric BIZ.
ters ara Just splendid for female troubles,
that they arc grand ontc and iuVigura-
tor for weak. run down womcl, No other
medicine eau take its place IN our family,
Try them, Only 5Dr. Satisfaction guar.
nnleel by \. b. DAntorth. -,. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Shamrock Wins.

Rothesay, F Firth Of Cly Dc, July b-1n
fair trial 10 day, In 4 sma breeze. tho
Shamrock l, boat Shamrock . BY over zoo
yards 10 q three mile turn " wlndWard:
This 10 thu older yachts snost decisive
victory over the CUP challenger
Ths yAah started from Knock Castle
on . .Lens to tho windward, under all
light wea. her Canvas The conditions
seemed eli iR favor OF the ohallsngss. but
The older b6at boot her on every tack.
Ina .scoud ttisl to day the Shamrock
\ Ia h h.E 9 !sa4lA u a. ealab.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Salc of Cows.

II. c. Passmorc will have a sale
of fresh cows on his farm, on the
Concord pike, next Monday after.
noon. lie recently sold two large
Durham cows to B. Frank Dill
worth Of Christiana hundred, al
private sale, one Of which gave
twenty.lour quarts OF milk pei
day and the other twenty-eight
Many Of the lot 10 be sold on Mon
day are first class and as milk il
in demand at this time they will
soon pay for themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Dt.A ms.

SHO II. In this city on July ), l'Ui, Louisa
II short, aged Il years.
Relatives and friends are lnvit ed to attend
ths funeral services Al the rr,tnenco Of her
daughter, Mrs Isaac j, Co'nIs 24S French
street on sunday ovenIng July Al DhCl0ch.
lutejlu Mt W 6lrli-hUrn, To on July Sth
Train leaving F., W Il ii depot s. IS a. N.
PANsON>.-In this city on July b 1901. James
H., intant son O. VIM, uus md Kate Par
snN-, aged gear AL week5.
ReIu,lyr+ and friends are lnrstcl to at.
tend the funeral from phreut, residence No
hiJ / lNcolu street On SUNDAY att",nOpr at i2U
o'clock. Services at mouse, lhtermcnt pri-
Natc
Sa ely, aaf"Iy gath llr d in.
- Far fIOm sorrow, far trpin SIN.
40 more chi hsh grl Il or icI,s
No NOR" +ulun5,. no more tcnrI,
For the life 50 yonu. atd tHlr.
Now hath pns4e from earthly care
Gui himself ihc soul w,li keep
AVN. h,5 beloved sleep.
Passed lcy oud all grief and pam
Death Tor t..erlS ttue+t gain.
For our loss we may not Wnip,
%ur uur loved unoi long 10 !,vrh
IRON tina home of rcN and pelc'
Nhrre all sin ana sorrow cease
ArNr MARY,
CDYIr In tins city. on July 3tn, lila NJ.
wife pt EIw"ud IL tpyir. aged u years,
i,rativr, and friends ~" invited to attend
the funeral services from tho residence" Of n"r
huenOuul No, ljS K!rkwuo! street, on sun
unF afternoon At 'hdJ OCIpvk, lnttfNopt NJ
Mt. ShItm cemetery,
| NICE'FT In ihi1 clty, on luly l. 1911,
! llora Faucet. widow o; lyhn laucet,
EuiltIvus and friends UIo invited TO li'nu
| the funeral ,erytcDs pn sunday afternoon, nt
| 4o'r!urk at her lat" u'al iauU". No IOt bu,tuu.
| wood street lnttrmenb AZ iAyrryiuw ttme'
| tory
| M'DOW LII III thl4 city on IN" i,h instant
Fmmn A., WIDOW Of ,Ip,rph M"npHcil
HrlNilEns hni ttlnnI| are Ihrlt II to .nttund
! tie funeral On MuudAv mrruinS a. p'C!urk.
| Gpr. the uSnienr' Vt n"r parents so l3j!
. Nrs, !7rv ViI ,lI~" iil-h Alh>7 at Sacred
| Heart tuGlrh Ml,rmunt at New Cathedral
! Cemetery.
! WhhSlhIG In RrAudyw'p" liA OF .lu'v 81,
itDl james krrd NuD'trr. teri ~ wears
! ltrlnl iyr, NNd ir'rn IS are n"ttri lu rlt"ul
| h"I'mrru frpW the residence Ot sarah r..
! NrO ter, ON ~uHlhr ldprn ns. at . clock
| service, ut the hJl,n. l.tUI mrnt ut SLOAN
| Cemetery,
Ban K7-D,n tho 3rt instant, Mary j.. wife OF
AItrpa ] bnuEe, "a cd " yeuis
EeNi we ,NrG Erp.n % htN Invited TO Tthcni
the tuNrrLI I.Um the residence OF hri hus
band, N bInndywlne Hundred. on SATURDAY
afternoon ,iGIy at 3 o'clock iuterus 1t I!
lIy,rylr" ci eiery
| COINt'ty- ON July 4, 1901. Il PhIludn I,hia
Mut t. GJImerV, wl!p~ 0, heprgo " tpl
IN, ~ aged slycRr4
tuuSral ,erviG'sG at st. James th1rch, "tnn
, tun. ou ARRIVAL Of 3JJ train. b. IS y, l.. II.
| ~,,lt rInY afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
SpELiAL. EXCURSIONS.
To Pan American Exposition via B~iti-
more and ONO Railroad

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
viii run popular excursions to Butfal u on
account OF The Pan American Exposition
on he following daen July II. II, 20
and 30
Trains viii leave Delaware avenue sta.
tlou at y.3)h. III, with through parlor
cars attached. Tickets VIII be sold at low
rate of SO for the round trip, anu will be
good for seven days including dav of is
sue with privilege of returnlng on all
i"ams nxcep Black Diamond EXPIRES and
ROvH Limited
Parlor car space can bo reserved on ap-
pllcation To II. A. M.lior p. a., Delaware
Avenue station, Wilmington, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
DOTS.

Mr., Charles Hayward OF this city, has
ront tho handsome cottage 1T Rsht both
from tho Rev. Mr.. Adama. of this city.
Mr.. Hayward will remove with his fam'
lily to tho seashore tor tho sensJn on Tues'
day next ,..3s
Du,ing the storm Tuesday lightnirg
struck tho ne WY harvested stacks ol
wheat Oh the ann OF Captain Samuel
Payntor, near Ma ssau, Sussex County,
and a portion OF tho yield was destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
A Deem rlysferv.

1t is mystery why women endure Bacl
ache, Eeadache. Nervousness, Sieepless
ness, Melancholy, Painting and Dizzr
Spells when thousands have proved tina
Electric Btters Will quickly cure sucs.
troubles. II sufferer for years with kid
ncv trouble Writes Mrs. Phebs Cherlsy
Of Peterson. IT,. land lame back pain
cd mo SO could not dress myself. bu
Electric Btters wholly cured las anc
although 73 years old, now am ablo
do all OF my housework." ltuveroome;
Constipation. improves Appetite, give
perfect health. Only 50ceEts At N. b
DAnforth's $ drug store. 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
tiirhIl.utH Rag

Tao drl'h rntetn W omnr an bos hcau
a toCJri breaker a, !" "t.t &, 0rleI az
hJ Boar ut Health.
FOR the ruu espoudJ4 wc'k ,ast year
there wHre 3! teaOh-. 4le d, @Ao-t nombnr
o, deaths to,1r ed ~ 'L' W,rt Or Years
was - turDug tue ~ou44 l du.y last
year.
Gho"a w'r. aImr0D- nu.. - un?'ia.e7
reported during tn4 week I.pr The c'rre,
pDnllng week last year tAuIe were lj
blith, aud /! marriages
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Burned by Shooting Crackers

John, the l2.year old son OF ex-
Squire Daily while setting of a
large shooting cracker on the Fourth
of July. had both eyes badly burned
bv the cracker exploding in his hand.
Both eyes are closed and tor time
it as feared that the lad had lost
his sight Drs. John G. Fahey aud
Elligood are attending him and
hopes are entertained that he will
recover the use OF both eyes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Should not be Tolerated.

MR. EDlToR. do not SO why Market
street between Third and Fourth In 'front.'
Of L,ppincott's dry goods store should bA.
boarded of, This would not be aliowl63
in any other city Of its size and l for ohsl
do not see why 1t should DO allowed b.
our Street and Sewer Department. -
has and is now going on In Philsdelphia,
on Chsstn ut street, near Ninth, but the
public wsrs never incon onvenionosd one sii
:ls hour. Why herss ~
A Tax Payss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Seven Years in Bed,

"Will wonders ever cease?' Inquire the
frionds of Mrs Il. Pcase of Lawrence, Kan.
they knew she hud been unable to leave
her bed in saven years on account OF KID
nav and liver trouble, nervous prostfSS
tion and gen oral debility; but, Three bob
tics Of Elsc ric Bittors enabled Inc to walk
he wri es, "and in throa months I felt
Ikea new person Women sufferlfH
from Headache, Backachs. Nervousn6tE
Sleoplcssns.s, Melancholy. Painting and
Dizzy Spells will find it u priceless bless.
by N. b. Dantor,h. Only SO conts> -s---~>
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
PERSONAL.
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and I
Home Entertain.
mentS. 4
VISITED STIELLPOT.

Misses Bessie Barney OF Boston,
Mass, Frances Denner OF York, Pa,
Madeline Peck Of Philadelphia, Ida
Close of Germantown, Pa, Anna Ed
wards and Charlotte Johnston Of Me.
dia, who are the guests Of Miss Berry
Of Chester, visited this CITY on Thurs
day and spent pleasant day atShell-
pot. 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Train Crashes into an Engine.

Mount Pleasant, Pa, July b.
The Baltimore and Ohio aCCommo-
d alton train from Connellsvllle,
Pa, crashed into an cnslne on a
siding near here last night and
was wrecked. Many passengers
were more or less injured, but none
Of them mortally Those most Sc.
rious!v hurt are
Mrs Victor Woodward, Lancas-
ter, Pa, cut about the head and
face and bruised lbou, the body,
Engineer EpdenpuE bruised by
Jumping from the engine OF the pas
hcnger train
Samuel Fish, Lowell, Mass, hruiS-
ed and cut a(wut the head.
The accident was caused hy an open
switch The cars did not leave the
track und were moi badly damaged,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
A I ne rpItgr

rradk DUrc uas'ac q rnn finest
lro,,ing horses ii @rr'y, His ad-
mircrs think Thar 10 e1oho' G cat,
en- q, he ha, gone IFS Mlo ~ ~,
Thc race between N.u and l~HoraO
I'ostleS hol5c IhS 'u''T&ooU OH the
Nuwa,cl track "l| AGagWe tAe
NIlOtr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Cjrrt,S Train In a Crash.

Glclwitz, July 6.-Barnum and
Baicy's circus train was in a colll'
sion today at Bcaulhen, Upper Sile-
sa. One person was killed and sever
al were injured. Great damage was
done to the material of the show.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
The Wealth er.

Tomorrow promises warm ana party
cloudy indicating showers In different
sections.
Somewhat similar conditions will prob
ably prevail on Monday.
This Thermometer at w. c. yl0rs
drug store 80l King .trost to-day regis
tered a. follows;
2 o'clock l0o'clock O'clock
81 IS %
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
A Great Stencil,

Great complaint IL b,inz m,ls by resi-
dents on Union street, betwssn Third ahd
sixth streets OF an In olernble stench.and
the mem bers OF tho Board OF HsR!tA
should look into tho mat ter at tho eArlieyS
possible date. II the con trnctos falls ~
do bis duty the Board should acs. and thus
vreyent, disease and doath.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
KLOSs.-.O'BRIEN,

Peter Kloss of Baltimore, and Miss
Eleanor 0 Brien Of Philadelphia.
were married at Central Presby yterian
Church parsonage yesterday after.
noon by Rev. DR.. T. A. McCurdy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
fun.rni Of ltnrcce Nhnndl.r

Tuo funeral Of ll, ,rauDe, Chandler
wiu Iuke place from ln, .atu LyHe near
GuyencoQi' Ihl- afternoon,
lnLetmuut VIII Du natp in Lower
Brandy vino Prt'ly'cHNn cemetery
Mrs Chandler Ind boon -'.'Ie 4: for a
uumber Vt years Ct ia y',s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

Mrmbsr- OF tho \, NJ. c, Auto tho nun
Der OF thirty nrr mailing preparations fol
,boir ouline at bowers Beach from AGg
Ord to the I1th,
The boy, viii all wear white caps, which
can he bat from tha secretary,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Observation-Disclosures.

Herbert s. Litzenberg and Miss
Margaret E. Whltesell, both Of Phil
adelphia. obtained marriage license
yesterday from Magistrate Hollis
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

The Wilmington improvement
Company has transferred to the
WoodIawl Company S3G, 900 worth of
property in this city
Patrick ReardOn died at his home
at llorkeS>in last night, aged about
10 Years. lie was the father OF Thorn.
as ltcarduu of this city.
The property Of Bird get a. Nc
BRIDE at Second aud Madison streets
was sold at thc Court House lhts
morning by the sheriff, to Agnes
llan!cy for sljjo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
RUPTURE
AND
PILES.

Cured By our gentle method. Without tho
knlf8- Absolute cure or NO 0harge. Ihe
proofs we show are too strong for any one to
doubt. Our new book full Of valuable hfor-
nation lust issued tells all about 1t, Write
for one. Sent free to any address.
Fidelity Medical Institute,
718 West Eighth Street.
Wilmington Delaware.
je90tu th sat.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Brlcklayer's Bxeussisn.

The Iuterna atiosal Union Of Brick.
layers Of Della yars will give al ex.
:ursion- 10 Atlantic City on next Sat.
urday week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
CARD BASk EFT.

Where Wilmingtonian, are stopping
in Atlantic City, N. j.
STRATH HAVEN-Mi Mary
COhh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

Purs Ice Cream only at Beck ct:sCafs
Nsh aud chipl"y st'acts,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
WiJiCio SC at Noon.

Several paper hangers and daalsrs In
wall papers in this city have en- cred into
m aGreumcnt to close .heir places OF bus.
ipsss at noon on Saturdays The agree
msnt will go into effect today. Those
who have signed the sgreomsnt arc Geo.
W. Goodley, Forbes q Company, hosiu
&, Brother, l.. W. Ellis. II. A. Wolfc,
Clifford Groom m IN and Thomas ). Taylor
Il IL expected that other dealers will join
In the movement today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
.kAE

NELAWARE Rive, SAVlG ALTON co a..
- PANY. STEAMER JOHN a. YAK
NEK will leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
wharf, 73O u. M. and l.;U, p. m.
I.oavo Wilmington, King street wharf lO'Jo
a m. and $50 y. III.