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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21

down DaIv kicked goal. making the
score West Point ~. Penn o. The halt
ended with the ball In the middle OF the
field
in the second half West Point Kicked
OF To Reynolds who was downed Oh
Pennsylvania's S-yard line after a run
OF 10 yards. Pennsylvania made the nrst
down three or four times by rsyoNlng
plays and a double pass, when she WAS
forced To kick West Point again WORK
cd the bali toward Pennsylvania 5 a. goal.
on Pennsylvania 25-yard line FaIns-
worth was put through the line ana nnans I
a third touchdown. Daley kicked soai.
Score-West Point, IS; Penn. o.
On the next lineup. after an eNcna~E
of punts. Daily, on fake KICK, stole NJ NJ
way through the entire Pennsylvsma
team and ran So yards for TOUCHDOWN
which however, was not allowed, because
West Point had been holding. =, PennsyI-
vanla was given the ball accordingly but
was soon forced 10 kick TO Daily, VINO was
downed on West Points iO-yard nne,
Then began a series OF the nercest rushes
seen during the day. until the BAN was
again on Pennsylvania 9-yard nhe,
where McAndrews was put through tns
line He sprinted for another toucfno,Nh
and DAILY kicked goal Score-West Poin''
"a: Penn, 0. .,
on the next Kickoff DAILY was taken
out OF the game and Williams was put IN IN
at quarter After q few exchanges oi
punts time was up. The line-up'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
FOR OVER So YEARS

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hsE been used FOR over hfty years by
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Twenty-nv. cents a bottle. BE sura ana
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup
srd AXE no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
A POLO CHALLENGE

The Sheldon Stars would like to arrange
a game OF polo with any team the
members OF which are Is years old on
Thanksgiving day. at so cts. side. Send
challenges 10 Thomas White, g. Sheldon
street, Rrov., X. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21

Widener's Bagatelle. one OF the few trot-
ting-brod nags that have high action that
they will carry at top speed There
were cheers and hand clappings when the
judges sent the blue that denoted the
award OF the cup to Lord Brilliant. with
Bagatelle reserved IT was his secono
win, but for a different owner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
GRIDIROS GOSSIP.

THE game schedule for saturday last
between the Monarchs and Merinos was
cancelled by the Monarch mana cement
ON account Of the bad physical condi-
ZION of tho team from injuries received
in mo hard game at HYDE Park on tho
preceding saturday. in which four mcu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21

co,v rees by ptloise tsstimony Of the
hS~hreds OF the cured Mrs Benz. OF 4ls
r. SIN street. Now YORK. VINO Vas Ier
cnred two bottles OF DR. Agnews ca
tsrrhsl Powder and 81 effected an abso-
lutte cure in very short while. yne ,pnil
.td efgp headurh, Sold rv iilauhiug ~
tt|u.iinc aud HlspIr iel1ud pt1- go >.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-21
Brown Freshmen and SophomoreS to
Contest Saturday, Bowling, Polo and
New York Horse Show.

as possible The Varsity and second
eleven cheered each other 20 the echo
after the practice today They have lined
up for hard game for the last time.
Last night the understudies broke train
ing and came back to the real enjoyment
of college life. The two teams lined up
for two Commute halves. and the Var
sity scored four touchdowns- The kicking
was again the brightest feature OF the
practice while the work of the line was
the poorest. All the men were feeling
in the best OF condition, thing that
could not have been truthfnlly said OF the
Harvard eleven at this time last year.
The men are all eager for Saturdays
contest The Varsity lineup is as fol-
lows: Campbell. left end Blagden. left
tackle; Lee, left guard: Sargent centre;
Greene. right guard; Cults. right tackle;
Bowditch. right end. DAILY, quarter back.
Herman, left half back; Ristine, right
half back: Graydon. fun back.
THE team is puzzle, said walter
Camp yesterday afternoon, after watch
ing the Varsity and college elevens
struggle on the gridiron on Yale field for
"a quarter OF an hour. Beyond this he
would not commit himself and seemed TO
be in a blue study as he pondered over
the situation. As 10 the final makeup OF
the team ne would not commit himself.
referring questionsrs TO Captain Gould
When the Cults matter was mentioned
he only smiled. The team certainly is
puzzle and one that Harvard will find
hard To solve. Coaches and players alike
are confident and when the ELS show
up the trick plays that have kept them
so long this week behind locked gates
1t IL expected that the Crimson will have
to hustle. surprise was meted out TO
spectators yesterday when the entire
Varsity team. with the exception OF
Goss and DE Sauiles, went into the game
for a short lineup. In the second half
the college was given the ball on the
'Varsity's 15-yard line. but was unable to
get touchdown. During the time be-
tween the halves Hart and De Saulles
were set at catching punts and got In
some good work. DE Saulles ha/ inn
proved 30 per cent over his catching OF
| two weeks ago.
a mass meeting OF the Yale students
| was held last evening in Alumni hall,
| where the songs to be sung next Saturday
| were practiced and a speech made by a
| member of the faculty. Professor William
| l.. Phelps. The students were enthusias-
tic There Is confidence in the ability of
| the team and the biggest delegation Of
| Yale students that have gone tn Cam
| bridge will go up on Saturday morning
| The work on Yale field yesterday after
| noon was in secret. two long, hard halves
| of fierce football. None OF the men was
| seriously injured. although Welton, sub
! quarter back, had to be taken out. This
| afternoon the lineup will he brisk, but
1 much shorter than Yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Harry McCann. colored, was be-
fore Judge Cochran in the city
court this morning on the charge
oil assault and battery on Mabel
Lee. The latter had a ring be-
longing TO Mccain. When she re-
turned it 10 him last night he as
sauIted her. A fine OF $40 and
costs was the sentence.
When Harry Cook, colored, was
searched at the city hall on Tues
day pocket knife was found in his
possession. 1t Corresponded with
one that was taken from the resi-
dence Of Miss Mary Dolbow. OF No.
1910 West Fourteenth street, on
Thanksgiving evening She could
not indemnity the kuiIe as being her
property and which belonged 10
her grandmother
At the ses sion of court last night
Sarah hester was held in 500 bail
Tor court to anawcr the charge of
selling liquor on Sunday.
ku!us Floyd was fined S. and
costs and John Thompson $50, for
acting iii a dlsordcrlY manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
|ADDICKS
AND KENNY.

Dover, Jan. Io.--It is as
serted here on what is
considered reliable au-
tfority that Addicks and
kenney will be elected
as United States Senators
OF Tuesday. Union Re-
publiCans are inCensed
over the action of Regular
Republicans yesterday in
voting with the Demo-
drafts OH the ScOtten con-
test. The understanding
is that the combination
viii, have 20 Republicans
and ten Democrats.
The Union Republicans
are reported to have de-
cided to stand by the
emit with Sc nator
kenney Democrats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Rash Of No.
l23 Madison Street last night ceeblat-
cd their fortielil wedding anniversary.
Nine children and eight grandchil.
drcn were present. A turkey supper
was enjoyed by all, after which Old
and young joined III playing games.
-Four grandchildren were baptisoA ~
the Rev. G A. Gficc, assisted by tao
Rev. sMr. Suniied. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Rash,
Mrs. Hannah 7. Ellen aud children,
Miss May and Master Fletcher E!bcn,
of LongwoHls, Maryland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Conner and children. Mas.
ter Miles Short, Misses Alberta and
Martha Conner, Mr.. Walter Rash and
son, Master Franklin l., Rash, Mr..
and Mrs. James +. POnScli and daugh-
ters, Mise Gladys and Edith ponScll
Mr.. William b. Rash. Misses Clara
Cora, and Lctitia Rash and Master
Irwin" l.. Rash, Mr.. Peter TruaX, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Truay and daughter,
Miss. Hannah Truay. Mrs. RcDccca
Grllcn, Mrs. Robert Jacobs and
daughter. Miss Fannie Jacobs, Miss
SAllic Shinn and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
W. Spears.
Thee received many useful as well
as ornamental pre- cnts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
AMUSE MENTS.
GRAND OPERA dOU9x,
THE TYRANNY OF TEARS.

The most successful com edy ever
presented at Charles Fro Imam 5
Empire Theatre. New York, is the
one called the Tyranny OF Tears"
which Mr.. Frohman brings to the
Grand Opera lIouse. tonight. 1t is
by Haddon Chambers. and Is de-
scribed as come dy OF tempera-
ment, 1t kept the entire theatre
crowded Tor nearly six months. and
previous to that had triumphed in
London. where. with the great
Charles Wyndham in the principal
role it ran 10 Observation-Disclosures
for an entire season. It's eXqns.
lite story, delicious scntim aud
sparkling wit compel admiration,
and The easy application OF the de-
hShtful moral It conveys TO every
one c sell in the audience, whether
married or siuSle, SO long as love is
concerned makes it sure OF appreci-
alton as well as en- Joy able consid-
GRAFTON. "The Tyranny OF Tears"
is pretty sermon in disguise. the
text OF which is domestic inlelicItics
that are founded 81 foolshness and
have no real CAUSE for existence,
Charles Frohman has provided an
excellent company which includes
Philip Cunningham, clever come
dian; Vim. Smith, who successfully
PLAYED VIM. Gjilctte's role all last
season in Secret Service, is an
other member OF the company. The
other important players are Mar
guret Robinson, Grace EIllston,
Charlie, BoWser. and Harry Spear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10

A breakdown of the 100
pound horse power engine at
the Penn street power house OF
the Chester Traction Company
will put the engine out OF ser,
vice until noon to-day.
At 2 o'clock this morning
one OF the connecting rods
broke and the big Corliss com.
pound engine had to be shut
down. The broken rod was talk
en- to Richard Wertherill &
Co. machine shop but no
work can be done on it until 7
O'Clock. 1t will probably take
five hours to get the rod back
in place.
Until the engine is again ready
for use power will have to be
obtained from the power
houses at Clifton and Will
miugton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
REV. BISHOP :.
-.--f
COLEMAN.

''Fellow tramps, began the"Walk-
ing Bishop of Delaware, 'I''-
But the famous churchman was
speaking to keenly sympathetic au-
dlencc at the "SquirreFlnn," on the
Bowery, New York, and he had to
wait for the rough and ready crowd
to cease laughing at the wit Of his
ready words.
Bishop Coleman was here to attend
the annual meeting of the Episcopal
Church Temperance Society. Usual
ly these meetings are held at the
Waldorf Astoria, but this year the
squirrel lnn," the cheap estaurant
under Bishop Potter's patronage. at
the corner of Bowery and Grand
street, was chosen.
In the afternoon nearly two hun
dred men and women, who, probably,
never before had visited the Bowery
had participated in the routine bust
ness Of the session. In his afternoon
address Bishop Coleman said
THE great work of the society is.
while not neglecting the man. to re-
claim the woman: for tell you that
intoXicalion is growing among women
at faster rate than among men.
During the past fifty years statistics
prove that drunkenness among men
has steadily decreased While the in
crease among women has been most
alarming. The election Of officers
resulted as follows;
President, the Right Rev. William
c. Doanc, of Albany: vice-prcsidcnt,
the Right Rev. leighton Coleman,
OF Delaware: treasurer, Irving Grim
mel; secretary. Robert Graham.
In the evening the audience was
mainly composed Of residents Of the
ncighborhood who cvinccd the keen
est appreciation Of the walking
Bishops" account Of his ramblcS
during The last forty years.
Fellow trnmps' he said, IL have
often been called a fool for walking
when was able to ride. Why do
walk: Well, my life most Of the
year is like Il railway time table
scheduled in Diet to the last min
ute. Why, my notebook contains
appointments clear up to the year
1911. But in my Summer vacrtions
| can get away from all this. walking
along ON country roads. independent,
irresponsible, sleeping ina led where
they II take Il poor tramp in or III u
havnow when the door is closed in
my face.
"Why don't you say you'rr
bishop" V" often been asked aud
spar" yourself all these lardshipn;
"fcIoW trampS, I'll tell you.
There are three rcasut,. First,
very often they wouldn't kmow what
a bishop was: second if th"y d sumc
idea IF IL bishop they'd probably
think | was telling Whooprr third,
I'd hate 10 be held up as horrible
example to any nice. clean. respects
able bishop who might chaurc to
ride Ikea gentleman over the same
roGiv,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
PERSONAL;
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain=
mentS.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.

Mr.. George Rue, foreman Of The
Harlan & Hollings worth Company ant
Miss Lena Maddox were married at
high poon yesterday, at the home OF
the bride, Fifth and Washington
Streets by Rev. G. A.Grise Of Union NJ.
L. Church.
The parlor was handsomely dc corat.
ed and the service solemn and impress
Sive. The bride wore dress of pearl
silk, trimmed in white and carried a
bouquet Of American beauty roses.
Her only ornament was diamonds, a
present from the groom. The groom
wore the convcn tional black.
The close attendant of the bride
was Miss M. c. Robbins, who wore
white organde over white silk. The
best man was Mr.. Wan. G. Hanna Of
Philadelphia.
At LOG the happy couple left for
Baltimore where they will remain ten
days. On til cir. return they will re.
side at I'll Harrison Street.
Only the close relations were pres
cnt. A reception will be given to the
happy couple at 1871 West Fourth
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10

The members Of the Legislature
came up from Dove" this morning
and inspected the Delaware State
Hos pital for the Insane at Farm
hurst. Every hole and corner oil
the buildings showed that the hos
pital is under excellent manage.
ment. The poor unfortunates con-
fined therein showed that they are
we'll treated. DR.. John ]. Black.
President of the Board of Trustees,
addressed the members in the
amusement hall and dwcit upon the
necessity for large appropriation.
The op,nion prevails among the
members that the appropriation
should be granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
Can Of Hot Tomatoes Exploded.

Ashland. Pa Jan 8. Whilo preparing
dinner ut her home here to-day Mabel
Endsrs placed can Of tomatoes on the
stove. Shortly afterward she placed hot
conl on the can TO mslt the solder about
the lid.
The steam that had generated IN the cnn
explosion and the hot contents were dash.
ed into hor face scaldins her fesrfully
about the face mock and shoulders Fart
Of the contents Went into hor eyes. Dns
they will not DO permanently injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
TO WE'D IN NEAR FUTURE.

Joseph 7. Hutchinson, a former
Wilminglonian, but now the genera
manager Of th" Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, will in the near future
claim as his bride, Miss Lcrcna Mayer
North, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. n. North, Of Lancaster. Mr.. Hut
Crimson acknowledged that he was
engaged to Miss North but refused to
state at what time the marriage would
take place. lie was born in 1910 and
has been employed in the peunsylvan.
Ia Railroad Company ever since he left
school, excepting during the Gellys
burg campaign in 1868. lie was as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
EOOI'ES -IiAIEf.L.

Deiawarcans are interested in the
wedding Of Miss Florence Il. HAZEL Of
Smyrna and Lieutenant Harry Y. ID.
Rootes, a Wimingtonian now Of Fort
Keogh, Montana, which took place in
First Presbyterian Church, st. Paul,
Mimi, at noon yesterday. Miss la.
2ell left Smyrna on Monday for st.
Paul, as Lieutenant BoOtes could net
secure a leave of absence long enough
to come East.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10

Grand Inside atchman Curtis
Kirk last evening installed the fol =
lowing officer. OF Columbia Lodge,
No. ], \. o. /. W., Past Master
Workman, NJ. J. Toy; Master Work.
man, +. l.. Baden; Foreman. i. \.
Fcrraro; Oversee crer, S. Fisher;
guide, {. lla%an: inside Waterman,
d. J. Lynch; outs de Waterman, f.
J. Tullcy; tinancier, n. II. Bell re-
cciver, +. Ainsworth h; medical eX.
amlncr S Chandler; trustees, +.
N. Moore, Lewis Hartman and Il,
Barrct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
Isigned the position Of General Mana
ger In 1897.
PLEASANT RFCEPTLON.

The students Of the Wilmington
Conference Academy were given a
pleasant reception by Principal and
Mrs. Vaughan S. Collins on Friday
evening. William T.. lIabbert, prcsl.
dent Of the Scott Literary Society,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Collins received the
guests. Mr.. Wclton, Miss Hooper
and several students furnis he'd excel.
lent music daring the evening and
the students participated iii the regu-
lar promenade.
Late In the evening refreshments
were served and the guests departed
after having had one Of the most en-.
joyable receptions Since the Inaugural.
ton Of the term receptions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
Personally conau.,el Tours via 3 81, K <

The Baltimore n Ol.n Railroad COM
pany aEnOnnce' tho following personally
coadU2tod Tours FOR the season Of 1891.
Wellington u G; 'Soyen Tours will
leave PhliaAeiphia aud Wilmington as
follows; Jan. Eth, Feb. !l,t, March 7th
March FIST, April ith. April 18th and May
2ad. TheIala from Wilmington to Wrsh
inslOn aud iciurn Will b, $500, which
covers every expense. including trans
portation for the round tip transfers ana
'wO daye board at first rlassliotrl IN Wash.
inSjOn. Tickets Will DO good 10 return
On any trnlu except Lite Royal Limited
within ton hny, lnriudine date Il Gu,lruu
and permit rlOT-0yer mt l}AilinOro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
5 X Bridgcton sHoys Drowned.

Bridgcton, Jan, 10. Six boys broke
through the lee while skating At
Gridgrton, \. j., last night and were
drowned before assistance could
reach them. Three Of the boy $ he
longcd to ON" family.
The warm weather OF the past two
days had soft"ucd he ice. and HE
combined weight Of The lads none
spot caused it to give way, prccpiDa-
ting all into The water.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
DOtGi!EHrN BRAINEFt.

One Of the prctticst weddings SOL
cmnizcd fer long time in the st, Rose
Of Lima Church, Lcipcryilc, was that
yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock, when
John p. Doughcrty, the young music
composer and pianist, Of Chester
took unto himself wife in the per-
son Of Miss Lizzie Hraineif, Of CIum
Lynne, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
HraiEeH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
COMMITTED
SUICIDE.

Mrs. Mary L. Southland, wife Of
Stephen S. Southland of No. 6O5 w.
Fourth street sent a bullet fro m
S2-calibre revolver crashing
through her head this morning.
Mrs. Southland has been melancholy
Tor some days past and Mr.. and
Mrs, John Aspin Of No. o27 West
Fourth street, invited her to stay at
their house last right as her hus-
baud who is a fireman on the Mary
land division OF the p. W. a. B. K II.
WA absent. AS she did not come
down to breakfast this morning the
servant went to her room and in.
quiicd what she preferred. Scarce
ly had the girl gone down stairs
when the people IN the restaurant
heard revolver shot and was fol-
lowed by a loud pounding on the
floor. When AsPin reached the
third story front room he found the
woman lying on the floor with the
revolver clutched i'll her hand. DR..
Spruance was summoned and an
examination showed that she had
placed the muzZle of tho revolver
close to her head between the tenn
pie and ear on the right side. The
woman was very weak from the
loss oil blood and expressed sorrow
for committing the rash act, She
as carried down stairs and later
was sent to the Delaware Hospital
in the Phoenix Ambulance.
The revolver with which the act |
was committed was taken out of |
Aspin $ room by Mrs, Southard. 1t
is now at the police station where
Captain George Black took it. She
has been married about three
years. Her condition is critical.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10

Mrs. Sarah Ann Weed, widow OF
Isaac Weed, WHO WAS found dead
last night, resides at No. POO South
Broad street, Philadelphia One Of
his daughters married Howard
Eaton OF this city. and the other
DR.. W. II. Caldwell, Of mdianapo-
lis. Indiana. lie owned consider.
able property in Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10

Harry Roberts, employed at the machine
shops OF tn, Harlan and tlollncswor;h
Company had his foot mashed this morn
ing and haa TO le takun to tho Humoo-
pCthlc Hospital in tho Phoenix umbu.
lance. Roberts and II nlimbcr of other
men wern moving largo pieco of iron,
Weighing "a tons, on Iollers when his loot
was caught underneath tho rollers mash.
ing it, in'o Jelly but doctors at
tina no p'tnl think they can save II part Of
The toos by amputatiny tho injured part.
! hog int2nl ~ watch it for Il hours. I'm :
matlhte.y after the accident DR.. DraDer
was summoned hut arrived aitor the in.
jared man had bGeu taken 10 he hcspit.
al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10

\ play that tells stoty of noun
tain lie in North Carolina and has
not word 10 say about an Illicit
distillcry, or drags in an unwiil ny
revcnuc officer who Invariably gets
killed, i, indecda novelty, and such
IS ''llcarts OF the Blue Ridge.'
T his PLAY depends entirely FOR sen.
sation rom the various dramatic
incidents Of 4 tcud between the
Garter family and Rcyn3lds family.
and certainly that field offers much
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10

TAO annual congregational mrn'io.
OF thI'M lro'blitrian thU9,h was
III. Barns, V, &, Hazard t,curtu r.. l;,l
ret Ard Lanes " Price werc re- ,.rr.cI
trustees aud Adam II. Earn wns u.roruI w
tbs vacancy eau I'd BY the dcatI ul N.u ge
W Bush The lnnuN report Of the bard
OF Trustees shovel all Obligations or tbs
oInrch 10 beWld, ami IL gratifying Dy.atIGc
IN no lrra+Gry after lheoHIop'Iuu Of bona
Hde pc" 'eut,. ms treasure, $ report
maWo h' "'pI3 10 happy 'ba' allied
forth = hra:tg singing OF UIr - su.vry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
NEASfI " ARLINGTON,

The wedding Of Miss Virginia War
rngton, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. S.
Warrington Of ilalDeson, Sussex coun.
ty, and Edward Ncasey, Of Coolspriug
took place in Beaver Dam NJ. L.
last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10
1hliD 1--WE LOcTORS.

Mr' Francs /. sales of Missouri Val.
ley, la, wu'o,. Il had soysrs kidneys
trouble for years, nau II ed fvo DOCTOR
W i'hout be nrlf but ,nrro bottles Of Fol
c. Kidney Cure Cure m,.7 sid at
Danforhs drug store, 10 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-10

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