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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
Members and Friends of WorCes-
ter Light Infantry Pass an
Enjoyable Day at the State
Range at GAINESVILLE
THE SCORES MADE
WERE FAIRLY GOOD
In the Sharpshooters Class, Corp.
L. W. Wilson and Private A. D.
Jefferson Were Tied with a
Score of AZ Out of a Possible
50-0ther Scores

The annual company target shoot of
the Worcester Light Infantry was held
at the state range at GAINESVILLE yes
terday. The usual company prizes
were awarded to those making the best
scores. Merchandise prizes were Of
! fered for the honorary members, visi-
tors and veterans who participated in
the shoot The first three in each
class were the prize winers. The shoot
ling was under the direction of Capt
! P. L. Rider Lieut.. Herbert H. War
rem was in immediate charge of the
shooting, assisted by Corp. B. A. Rus
sell and Private A. D. Jefferson.
Refreshments were served during the
day and lunch at noon time. There
was a goodly attendance of past and
present members of the company
Other military officers were at the
range and participated in the days
shooting. Corp. L. w. Wilson and
Priv. A. D. jefferson were tied in the
sharpshooters's class with a score of
40 out of a possible 80. The other scores
We're fairly good The shoot closed at
IS o'clock. The score:
Honorary members, o. e. Putnam,
%; Thomas Talbot, %;
Visiting officers, Lieut.. M. E. Hines,
&c. Capt j. ]. Moynihan, So; Lieut.. Col.
e. R. Shumway, So; Capt. w. A. Con-
dy, &c. Lieut.. F. W. Jordan, So; Capt.
w. E. Young, So; Major H. B. Fair
banks, "a; Lieut.. j. F. Hurley, SO;
Lieut.. T. B. Shaw, 81.
Veterans, Sergt. F. A. Hatch, 49,;
sergt. c. T. Fletcher, SO; Capt. c. S.
Holden, So; Corp. ]. L. Wilmot, So;
Capt. w S. Lincoln, SO.
Sharpshooters class, Corp L. W. Rus
sell, AZ; Priv. A. D. Jefferson, AZ; Sergt.
j. c., Stevenson, Al; Priv. ]. P. Weixler,
Al; SeFgt L. M. McCallum, Al; Sergt.
F. A Springs, 40; First Sergt. William
Stevenson, SO.
First and second class marksmen,
Priv E. L. Tinkham, Al; Priv. L. A
Mccormick, 40; Corp G. S. Farrow. 3S;
Priv. H. c. Wilson, SO. Third class
marksmen, Priv R. w. Ward, So; Priv.
c. E. HOlton, SO.
A portion of the Wellington Rifles I'M
der command of Capt. w. e. Young
drilled at the fair of the Chaplin Club
at the First Universalist Church last
night. The remainder of the company
were under command of First Sergt.
Harry9T, Gray at the state armory.
The rifle team which is to represent
the company has been partially picked
but as there are likely to be several
changes in the team Capt. Young did
not deem It advisable to allow the
names to be published
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
PIEDMONT CHURCH

In the absence tomorrow of DR.. Will
lard Scott of Piedmont Church, who
is a delegate to the National Council
at Portland Me, and is to preach there
tomorrow by appointment of the coun-
ell, the pulpit of Piedmont Church will
be supplied by Rev. Frank H. Allen
of Boston, who was a classmate of DR.
Scott in Union Theological Seminary,
New York In the evening the choir
will render about one-third of Haydn's
oratorio THE Creation" being the first
of the series of monthly musical SER
vices planned for the coming season.
Mrs. Shepard will sing With Verdure
Clad"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
PERMITS TO OPEN
AND 0BSTRUCT STREETS

Permits to open and obstruct streets
were granted yesterday by Street Com
missioner Wright S. Prior as follows: To
Worcester Gas Light Co, Main Street,
near Austin. for repairs; sewer depart
ment, Blackstone Street from Bridge
Steet to Exchange Street, for sanitary
sewer; water department. Il Sigel Street
for repairs; r. c. Taylor Main cor
ner, of Pleasantfor repairs; Michael Dono
Street and AZ Hamilton Street. for sani-
tary sewers; Worcester Electric Light
Co. Austin Street fom Piedmont to
Dewey Streets, for conduits and connec-
tons.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
FREE-F0R-ALL FRIDAY
INSTEAD OF WEDNESDAY

The Worcester Driving Park Com
pany has made a big change in the
program for it's October race meet at
BARRIERS crossing next week. The
free-for-all pacing race, which was or
iginally scheduled for Wednesday, has
been put over until Friday afternoon
and the PIP pacing class scheduled
for Friday will be put on the program
Wednesday in place of the free-for-all.
Notice Of this change was sent out last
night by Secretary Julius F. Knight
to the horse owners and others inter
ested in the two events.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
SEEKS TO RECOVER
FOR INJURIES RECEIVED

Frank B. Hall, as counsel for Mary
Hall of IA Milford avenue, served no.
tice yesterday through Deputy Sheriff
James Early on Prescott G. Kent
holding him responsible for damages
sustained by Miss Hall in an accident
at Kent's GAINESVILLE mills, September
"a. On that date the plaintiff fell
through a defective place in the floor
of the mill and sustained a broken leg,
sprained ankle and other severe in
juries. The notice is served under the
statute preliminary to a suit for per-
sonal injuries
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
O. A. KELLEY.
By J. G. FOLSOM & CO., Auctioneers
Auction Sale
Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1910
SaIesroom, $50 Main Street,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
COMMENCING AT Q O'CLOCK


Goods from Private Family and Storage
Co. Also New Furniture from Manufac-.
turers consisting in part as follows:
One HA:INES' BROS. UPRIGHT
PIANO, 1-3 Octave, Mahogany Case, a
nice instrument; One OVERSTUFFED
DAMASK PARLOR SUIT; 1 Cherry
Frame Velour Suit; Morris Chairs.
Couches, Parlor Tables, Fancy Chairs,
Mirrors. Clocks, ETC.; 4 SQUARE Elk
TENSION TABLES NICE SIDE
BOARDS, 2 Sets CHARTERED Oak Box Seat
Dining Chairs. i CHARTERED OAK
CHAMBER SUIT with French Beveled
Plate Mirror, Ash and Painted Sets, 1
Boston Iron Bed Couch. 1 Sliding Bed
Couch, Folding Cabinet Bed, Brass
Trimmed Iron Bedsteads; Hair, / Cot
ton and Fibre Mattresses; 1 Cherry
Chiffoniers with Mirror l Oak Wardrobe,
2 Oak Chiffoniers, 4 Brussels Carpets;
Linoleums and Straw Mating.
NEW AND SECOND HAND RANGES.
Parlor and Oil Heating Stoves, Crockery
and Kitchen Ware.
J. G. FOLSOM, Auct'r.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
At Grace Church

At Grace Church tomorrow night the
pastor after preaching on THE Con-
version of a Major General will reply
to the questions sent during the week
such as rs it Right to Ransom Miss
Stone?" Was Christ Socialist?
what is Freedoms Next War for HUI
manity?H etc., etc.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
DECISIONS IN CIVIL
CASES HANDED DOWN

Judge Utley has handed down de-
cisions in two civil cases heard by him
recently. Case No. 634, Fisher VS..
Sanborn, judgment awarded claimant
with costs VS.. plaintiff. Case 63S,
Clahin VS.. Babcock, judgment for
plaintiff. $4250
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
MARRIAGE Licenses

City Clerk E. H. Towne yesterday IS
sued the following marriage licenses: To
John J. LAWYER, IS. and Julia A. Sweeney,
%; Alfred D. Query of Montreal. Canada,
%, and Agnes E. Metiver, p; Benjamin
Qutllia, %, and Emma Beaudette. p;
Charles F. Parker, Jr., &c, and Edith A.
Foster 10
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12

YOU COMPLEXION. as well as your
temper, is rendered miserable by a dis
ordered liver. Improve both by taking
Carriers Little Liver Pills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12

WILL POSITIVELY CURE SICK
HEADACHE and prevent its return. This
is not talk. but truth. Carriers Little
Liver Pills. One pill dose. Try them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12

Worcester Association of Spiritual
lists, G. A. R. Hall, IS Pearl St.-Lec-
lures at and by DR.. George A. Full
Ter of Onset. Seats free.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
Worcester, Mass, Oct. II, 1901.

CITY OF WORCEsTER-In Board
of Aldermen, October II, 1901. Upon
the foregoing petition of the Worces-
ter Consolidated Street Railway Com
pany, it is hereby ordered that this
Board will hear all parties interested
in said petition, in it's room. in the
City Hall, on MONDAY EVENING.
OCTOBER 2S 1901. at s o'clock, and
that notice of said hearing be given by
publication of a copy of said petition
and this order thereon. once in the
Worcester Telegram. Worcester Spy,
Worcester Evening Post and Worcester
Evening Gazette, fourteen days at least
before the time Of said hearing
E. H. TOWNE, Clerk.
A copy Attest:
E. H. TOWNE, City Clerk
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12

PAIN IN THE SIDE nearly always
comes from a disordered liver. and is
promptly relieved by Carriers Little Liver
Pills Don't forget this.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12
BuiIdinu Permits

Superintendent of Public Buildings
Charles H Peck yesterday granted a
building permit to z. Z. Pratt, builder
for himself for a one-story wooden poul-
try house, 14x12 feet, on Maiden Street
near Brooks Street. estimated cost $50.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-12

TO THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
OF THE CITY OF WORCESTER
Respectfully represents the Worcester
Consolidated Street Railway Company,
a corporation duly established by law,
that it's charter as such has been
accepted and its tracks have been
located and constructed in the City
of Worcester.
1t prays that it may be authorized to
extend the location of its tracks in
said city, beginning at a point in
Chandler Street about one hundred and
five (l05) feet westerly of the junction
of said Main Street and Chandler
Street; thence by the construction of a
double track In an easterly direction to
the tracks in Main Street, with all
necessary connections to enable the
company to run its cars from the
tracks in Chandler Street to and upon
the tracks in Main Street and from
the tracks in Main Street on to the
tracks in Chandler Street, the location
to be substantially in accordance with
the plan hereto annexed, marked "A, -
with such relocation of the present
tracks in Main Street and Chandler
Street as may be necessary for the
proper construction Of tracks hereby
petitioned for, and that it may operate
the same by electricity or other motive
power than steam.
WORCESTER CONSOLIDATED
STREET RAILWAY CO.
By FRANCIS H. DEWEY.
President.
Worcester. Mass Oct IL 1901
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
DOTS.

Moses Bullock has hvcn removed as fire
appo!n el IN his place,
Miss Mary Ford Of No. 10 Jefferson
stree who wa, inInrsd ut he +, W. u u.
sJa ion Is slightly I'm proved.
The Rev. J. y. I. Hama .. West Chcs
ter delivered an intrr"Stirg !Iin-trn'sd lee
turc in uracD :-un day school hall last even
ing,
A slight fire otc"r.d yesterday in the
s'rt"t. ly Some rubbish catching fire
lha flame, wer0 tx ln.uishoi b. the
Friendship Company
Bu!lnin2 ln,pcc or Cassidy yesterday
Erlutou Mi'lnm NJ Connolly u pGrm!t to
buiid an addition c1stint $50 to he -tablo
Of llsn;y " !hChu3ter at Frunt and Ju5ti-
son st'eets
y pleasing nrngrni.ma las Lucn ar
rang ii Tor the on crtlinmnnt al the Baird
nem1rlal inidaiOh tn-niaht. ono Of tho
fta-uro OF the evening w!l BIZ the Squash
vile Myrt,ry,' by Mossrs King, NV
conner nnd D'haCtn.
MsmLnrs Of the t hers nian Of the
Union ". T. CEuiCA, gave II delightful On
ter aiumrn last Gvcning in the church. ut
Fifth and Washington stree's, before II
large and en Ausino,lc audience. Tho at
fa!i vas in charge o! larry ~ Eyans, j.
Richard Bic@ing aud Water X. Jefor,
nhd the programme a!rGady printed was
gven.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
4 ~

M} Inverness Mackinloshcs:
assorted sizes, excellent quail
itv. $40 goods for S1.25.
sizes n to G2-,.
Ii will pay YOU to examine
our Coats, I''r-, Millinery
and shoes. We think Won
can save a little moucy by
buying Of us. We have the
right good. at the right prices.
Our holiday goods are COM
ing in every day. We have
secured not only very large
assortment Of the best things
in Toys, Games, Fancy Goods
and Picture Books for the
Children, but at a surprisingly
low price.
We will present t" the most
popular Fire Company i'll the
city a beautiful I;ugIr with
ta~~Ic. Every person buying
Il dollars worth Of goods will
hr entitled to a vote. and
Trading Stamps as well. Cou-
ponS will be ready in a Jew
days. One vote for every dol
lars worth Of goods purchased
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
with the jolly irangers.

Stanton Dec. d. The Changers enjoy Ell
tb. sAccit lent cn ersainnent provided by
tho ladies OF Diamond state Grange.
At tho afternoon 50 SION tho y tendance
was larger and the following officers were
elected: Matter granger. John Hayes ni
Now Castle hundred: over Ger. u. W
Day, of Brandywine hundrGd; secretary.
Mrs. lWilli.m Hightiall OF Marshaii.on;
treasurer, Professor Arthur \. Neule OF
Newark
Professor A. Il. Nealo and Professor W
II. Bishop uf the ExDeriment Station a.
Delaware Collage. addressed the Grnuse
on timely tOpics. and considered subjects
hy the members. Professor Nea'e was
asked his opinion Of tho 3 nn,lnrd for milk
require by ordinance In Wilmington
Tho law ruuiras l.i3 psr cent OF solids
which DR.. Nsale thought was too h'gh'
ile said he believed mostcf the milk takei,
to Wilmington by farmer. was pure. put
accounted for the fnilure to meet the
.tuu,iaIG in many Instances by ths fact
that tho milk was from Htlstein and other
breeds OF cows which do not give such
rich milk US Jerseys. shJ product from
which will meet the requirements OF the
law.
Professor Nealo suggested. asa means
OF keeping milk ut u high standard that
an ordinance bc enacted provliinRSior an
analysis or MIX SOlu ny hI uSt.iefe AZ"
the publication a. slnte,vals OF the resui III
Of analyses. by this method, the tpublicc
would 10 enabled to determine who SOLD
tho rurest milk. and whoss product did
not meet or approach reasonably 10 the
standard. g
Professor BishaD was asked about III
educational requirements u successful as
ricuIlnrisl should possess. which gave
him nn opportunity tc land tho oppor, Il
nj los offered by Uclawar. College to Inc
Young men of the sac. "" rOln'"! our
The excellent advantage of Delaware Coi
leyc and its agricultural cour5as.
The Changers ionk forward w.th deep
in crest TO ths meeting of the state Grange
to be held ON mex, Tue day at Milo d.
Pn'lcs Commissioner Alexander Hart
is s,ill confined to the house being SUI
terer ilUm Iheuluati-m.
Jefferson Chafnnt bns in his studio the
picture Of Mr.. Isaac Pyie which he is
pain,in. to Leput On exhibition in New
York.
Special prayer service AZ St Paui 10
nj ,ht at I. lJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Mis-" TrnpRh's Case.

R\R\STAEl. Mass. Dec. g.
Withuut waiting for Ia" usnAl pro-
"""tn@s Of Il formal hearing h'f"re t;r
district ,"ur. at which Inv defense
usually has an opportunity tu b" heard,
IL" kIgn>l0ui" county grand i1rE 10
day Will be- asked To @"t Gp,m III" ease
ut Miss lan" Iuplr,4. who is inrar-
ccrared III bnrusla'l' jail charged with
rutHumrt. Mass. The calling Of til"
grand jury is therefor" an "Stra"r-
binary occurrence and las created con
siderable comment il tbs vicinity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
The KNOW
ING ON BS.
Are Many in Wilmington.

Hundreds Of our readers know, all
about Doan's Kidney Pills. They
have heard their neighbors discuss
their merits and they have endorsed
them publicly themselves. Read
what this citizen says. Can you ask
for better proof?
Mrs. l.. Maddox, No, 225 Tatnall
street. says:--"l allowed my exper-
icnce and opinions Of Doan's Kidney
Pills to b. published in 1897 in our
Wilmington papers. For years pre-
vions to obtaining them at Daniorth S
drug store had attacks Of sharp
shooting pains accompanied by a
stiffness in my Joins. A change in
the weather CT any cold contracted
always settled in my back and made
it 50 lame and sore that it was Il hard
matter for me to get about. When
suffering as described above, & lady
called and advised me to use DOan S
Kidney Pills, saying she had thorough.
Iy tested them and found them reiIa.
BILE, \ few doses gave me relief and
before | had finished the box, the
trouble disappeared. Since then ]
hav. had Slight occurrences but oil
every ccasion a dose or two Of
Doan Kidney Pills has relieved ne.
Any preparation which performs eX.
actly as it promises should be known
TO the public. 1t gives me pleasure
to make this factoknown to the pco.
pie of Wilmington.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster MiIhurn Co. Buffalo.
n. y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name.-"D "Doan s..
and take no substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
LIFE CRUSHED OUT
UNDER TROLLEY WHEELS

added the list attributable tvoey cars last
night James Gilmore ground by the wheels Of Car NO ~
the Wilmington Company at Peach and Head streets
Gilmore resided with his wife and children at
No. O9 Is o'clock last night he driving to
his death Mooman Thomas Hill tried to stop
the
The car Gilmore thrown out He fell along
distance twenty feet Officer Michael
the and lifted the
taken out Dr. Weiderman was summoned
life extinct The man head aud
his side severely mashed Deputy
Chandler aummoned and the body removed
the bell Of the
trolley
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
IhTOWI From His Car

Motorman William +. All ell, of
the Delaware Avcnuc line OF the
Wilmington City Railway. was
brown ircm his car while turning
the curve near Mt. Salem Lane at
IL o'clock last night and had one
OF his gs lroHcn at the ankle.
Without a controlling hand the
car sped along Tor some distance
before the conductor could get TO
the front Of it and bring It to a
stop. Alden vas then picked up
and carried to DIR. Moore's drug
store at Delaware avenue and Lin
coin street where the broKcn limb
was set by rs. Moo and Palmer
lie was then taken to his home.
No. IcI4 Vest Third street in a
cab.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
E. STRANG
823 Market St.
Plenty OF Game.

Robert II. Scott, and George w.
Moreton of this City spent three
days cunning for ducks and other
game OH Hog Island. Mr.. scott re-
turned home early this morning
bringing with him hall 4 ton Of
ducks and several hundred weight
of partridges.
The rabbits they ate down in
Virginia. Tuesday was an unusual
rough day on the Island the ram
coming down in torrents rendering
cunning impossible.
The gentleman gunned on Nom
day Wednesday and Thursday.
and liked the treatment and sport
SO well that they did not return
home. They report plenty OF game
on Hogs Island and vicinity. They
had good luck and plenty OF good
shooting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
10 pIint Roosevelt Fight

Chtago. H., Dec. 5-"kooscvclt
at San Iuan Hill" Is to be The sub
ject ola painting by NassIll Ncrcst,
chasia, the painter oi battle scenes
he famous kusS'an artist to.
day announced his intention OF de-
voting two years or more to port
ruvlH, on canvas the battle which.
he thinks, b cause OF RooscvaIt's s
elevation to th2 Presidency, i, the
most n,"ici'iNt : war scene OF mod
en- t,nta to Amer cans
Caption F., !. Il Q, Api j, II. ,lehutl,y
alv iHIhlIing IN SJnth Curu.ina.
CAn0ri py!v Il aw1y vn agaEnlus trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Three Killed In n Wreck,

Malvern, Ark, Dec. 6.-Threc
persons killed and IS in urcd is the
res ult oil a hcad.cud collision be
tween two passengers trains on st.
Louis. Iron Mountain and South
crn Railroad, IL miles south ol
here, last evening.
The trans were the ST. Louis
fast mail southbouni, leaving St.
! Louis at ) a. IN, aud the Little
Rock aud l.ltorado passenger
noythbound, due in Little Mock at
| . p. M.
Jerry Dickson, OF Saginaw, Ark. ,
aud two other co!ored men, un-
known, were killed.
! The southboundtrain was 10 mce
the other at Malvern, but the lat.
ter train was late and the former
moved ahead expecting to meet the
tram at the mex; station.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
III S

Iou can save money by buy
ing your f'lrS here.
Black Martin SrartS, $500,
$3.50. S7.7j, $1,000, $1,000,
$500. $500,
limitations Mink MuI1' 81. -:
Scarf s33.C,
$500, near seal coat al
$500.
Our $500 walking skirt lu,
Is rows Of stitching. made OF
good heavy Milton cloth, lal
seams and cannot b" duplicated
at amy other store for less than
$500,
Wc"rc showing a great line
Infants, Children $ and Ladies'
coats.
Ladies' S1.2J, mcr~riuo
unlrr-skirt~ at !,S cents.
I.adir. i'|anclcttc Wrapper,
with corset attachment at Sl.W
Dressing sacVl,cs OF fidcn.
down for ~ to $50.
DO your Christmas Shoppin.
now. Our store is full Of dcSil O.
able good. for Christmas gifts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Two burned to Death.

pitlsburg, Pa, Dec. "a dwell
ing occupied by family named klcc
residing on James street, Carnegie,
nine miles from here, on the ian
Handle Railway, was burned carly
this morning. Mrs. Klee and &
year old daughter were burned to
death and Mr.. klee was badly inj ur-
cd. Three children were rescued by
the father throwing The m out Of a
, window.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
a WINNER


r.Oi, SALE-l0J SUPERIOR OAK AND
Z walnut chamber suitr'. 3j elegant
purIor suites upholstered N ATM damask, fig.
nred Lrocaieile tapestry aud silk plush up.
right and square pit nos; fine euainsled bed
steais. chittonitrs. bitobuarGs, walnut ward.
robes. high back d!ning chairs. cabinets, book
cases. fine couch, easy chairs, fancy rockers.
hall stands, parlor and extension tables. odd
brds,eads, blrean7. washst aids, mattresses
springs, bedling feather beds and goose
feather rilloMs, upright show cases with
glass doors. IT. copper restaurant steamer,
round end saloon tables, all kinds Of cook,
gas, oil and room stoves stove mats coal
hods, wash boleas, glass, china and kitchen
ware, carpe1, oil cloth. mating, all kinds Of
rugs, ladies coats, capes ard collarettes,
gents suits pantalsons, coats, vests aud
ovcrcoats: 100 pieces antique furniture IN.
clnding bookcases. secretaries claw foot ta.
blcs, column and swell front bureaus. caldls
stands, chairs. h gh boys desks, chest Of
drawers, din ing and card tables, clocss. pew.
ter pots, rare china und glassware. MGManoA
BROS. No, 60! King street. Delm phone laaA
ID. T. A: l09 A, na
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
DOTS.

The KAN, Horn man gave very Sue
CHs.ful nnd entertaining lecture las, evon
ing, i'll a bury church. 10 a good sized aud
icDct.
Tie Rev !. j. Hanna gave u very enter
thinning ioCttii" last evening at Grace
church On WhaI he saw at the Buffalo
EXpUIillun, to Il good sized audience.
Mrs. Maty,wife Of J. Absrt Dougherty
who has Lcun very i'll and her life despair
OIL off i, slowing mendng and bids lair
BOW to recover hor health.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
- -
Six Hundred LnbOrers or Strike.

New York, Dec. 6,-Work on The
rapid transit tunnel from SjXLieth
street to One Hundred and FCurth
street, was stopped today because OF
strike Of 600 laborers. The men
whO haG been receiving 81 IS day,
we're notified Of cut 10 $l.50, which
they refused TO accept.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
|. B. RILEY
Cloves.

Never in the history Of the
store have We shown such a col
lection Of gloves as We have
this season.
Buy your Christina, gloves
now, there will be- Il Scarslty OF
golf gloves this season. For the
present we have all the wanted
kinds Of Infants, Chiltlrcn'S,
Misses, Ladies and Mems at
- and 80 cents.
Scotch wool gloves for boys
and men at - and 80 cents.
Heavy working gloves fol
men at 80 cents to S2.DO.
Cur Ladies Kid gloves wear
that is the great feature OF all
of our kid gloves; they wcal
well.
Ladies r., Sl.M. $l.2j
Sl.:JO. childrrn's - cents and
$l.oO.
Mems 100 and $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Wilmington Team Dcfeated.

The Wilmington Whist Bowling
Team went to Germantown last even
ing and played the l'eiylllc County
Cub. The score resulted in the Bel .
vile team defeating our home team
by score o! : 10 SO. The home
team scored % 20. Grefn $. Wood.
ward made the highest score Alb,