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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
CARD BASk E'r.

Miss Name Colwell and Miss Liz.
ze Snyder are spending week a
Cape May, N. j.
Miss Anna Wendt bas just arrived
home after brief visit to her par.
ents at the Wendt Publishing House.
2636 f. Dauphin Street.
Miss Ethel M. Hinderer is having
very pleasant time on her vacation
at Rose Wood cottage, Stanton.
Mr.. John Lambson, manager for
Kcnnard & Co., is away on his vaca-
tion.
W. s. IIillcsis out Of the city on
his vacation,
Frederick e. Mammcle is able to be
at his paint store on East Fourth
Street, this moruing.
Miss Bessie Grimes is visiting her
friends in Oakland, Garrett County,
Md.
Miss Minnie Grimes is home from
her vacation.
Mr. Daniel Stenger has returned
from a visit to Altoona.
Miss Florence Walter Of philadel-
phia, is visiting her cousin, Edith
Scott.
Rcv. Joseph Il. Buckson and wife,
oflIllendale, Pa. are the guests Of the
latter's brother, Artcmas Smith.
Mrs. Hannah Reese Of philadcl.
phia, and Mrs. Annie Vernon Of Up.
per Providence, have returned to
their homes from visit 10 relatives
in this city.
w. E. Douglas has arrived home
from an extended trip to the Pan.
American FypastiNn auI Niagara
Falls.
II G. Ki'ncr will go to Virginia
to spend iva weeks.
*. !. Newcomer has returned from
his Vacations
=. = !'u,'ial j. Norman has
tr u r.i +" ln 'aa Wilmington
H.
'".-, 10, 'r'uny are at Gray's
h." :. !.
''''3, OF the Su.
i ".
a., AA, returned from
-...~..o-., .A~. -'-s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
DOTS.

s. H. Foulks's large hack, Sunset, will
cave Sixth and Market reefs, Whining
ton about 80 q. m. on Thursdays and
SuRlays for camp.
P. G. MoColley. who hos bean away ten
days on hts vacation returned h one last
evening. -, ." u.s. ag
One Of the Darby cars jumped the track
asst evening about O'Clock near Holley
Oak, The cur was filled with passengers
and another car was run down and the
passeng gers transferred 10 1t. No one was
injured.
The Rev. Henry s. Dulansy has return
cd home from his vacation and will preach
at Asbury church on Sunday.
Harry Engle l., confined to his mothers
residence inthis city. being slightly indls
posed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Seysnth Street Bridge

A citizen who visised Seventh
street bridge on Tuesday said this
morning that the pier at the western
approach Of the bridge, was not yet
completed.
No iron for the structural part Of
the bridge has yet arrived and it will
be at least several weeks yet before
the bridge is completed. The street
has now been without bridge for
over two years and in that time has
been a source Of much Inconvenience
to pedestrians.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Hryanl,es Desert the Ship.

Cleveland. o., Aug L.. George A.
Groot. chairman Of the Bryan conference
ut Columbus yesterday, was today shown
Cincinnati, saying that he would not ac
tspt lhr nomination for Governor Oh the
Bryan ticket
Mr. Groot was evidently chngrined over
The announcement, and said ths executive
G0mnit,ee would have to iii the vacancy
"WiIl you be- tho Gubernatl oual oondi
da'e asked the reporter
Il No sir. Certainty hot What would |
.Nant 10 be a candidate for"
= Youngstown. O., Aug, Stephen Clark,
nominated yesterday at Columbus for
Attorney General by Progress i've Demo
Gratis. declared today that he Is not in
sympathy wi h the mOvemont and Will
not accept the nomination.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
JunInsl from Train

\ Sryre Pa, AuI NJ, H. Longarre. an
,lnsano intlent, got away from his k-eNer
land ittWped from q tlst lHEtgh train
NJ 6Igh \ window IN . the darkness carly
his morning and Is being 'rGAtcd for con
'Tu'situ Of the brain at Packer Ito piJai
hsrH
I Bes,!n namb'r ot larora'pns the man
shOwed no UthUr hur', w. WAS ftOm Hut
ifa!o aud was bound fer q phIialci phla
lhospitnl The trilI wa7 gulng a. the ra G
OF 81 'ul'eS IN huut.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Grand Outing

! The Grand Commandery OF Della
ware Legion OF the Red Cross will
hold reunion atShcllpot tomorrow.
The amusement committee ias ar.
ranged special program oi sports
The events will include three
legged race, club and pie eating
contest, tug ot war, JIG dancing
and prize Waiting. Visitors from
PENNSYLVANIA Will be In attend
lnlc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
"..Ole EIOsk De,trt we'd hy Eirs

Ciarks sv'jc Mo, Aug. 2.-Fre
was discovered in the grocery store
Of Cash 4 Marvin, las; night. 1t
soon spread and consumed one entire
block, including two grocery stores,
restaurant and meat market, Ne,.
son S harness shop, department
store, hotel and tire: or four resi-.
dehces. The lcss is not known.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
De ath in a Touch of a Wire.

Atlantic ~, n, j., August 1.-1hir-
teon"goar Old George Fersu son, of Da It'll
more' LIVING. 10" the summer with his
parents ut No, 40 New York avenue
north, was Instantly Killed this afteruo on
hyn 1--we electric wire at Baltic and New
York avenues The lad was passing un.
der ;roe when he innoccntly took hol
oil n piece OF wire thai was hanging
through the branches He foil to the
grduni Immediately tho wire wrapping
around him.
Policeman Parker summoned the am.
bIIanc6 uni hnrried the unconscious boy
u ne hospital but too late. He diel en-
lou e. Tho parents are grief strick ken
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
NINE. DeCOURCELL.

America Greatest palmist, tells every hing
lore the pubic as Palni5t and Nlcdlum ali
her lie and Is known from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and has read the lives OF
some of the most prom!uen, people in the
INT, cd Statrs. she tells you everything
ii de, nothing from YOU, tells you II the one
you love Is truo OF if your affection are re.
turned or ii ynur business or Investments is
will DO good, etc This is som cthng that
every ono should know. and a visit to Nine.
DeCouroall will prove bayold d any doubt that
eve r: ching Is not hidden She viii! toll gu
yuur most innermoft thoughts ana secrets
Httings for ladies only at the present time.
day or evening Present prices 20 cents.
Regular prces s.. 90 and s2o0 Nos0s Bennett
street. Everything strictly confidential.
Mail questions answered il accompanied by
stamp A2N
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Beyard Model Repaired

! Il Is likeiy that in u short dino tho e.
liGott nodel for o statue OF the late Thos.
#. Bayaru. which has had Gl,.ckura1 ca
ear, Will he pre-ente to thu Blyard Le
wio, Democratic Cub and piaoal Ia It's
hDni,.
TAs modal was at tho Pennsylvania
Rail it1ad station about to bu sold for
fro 1ht uhargos when 1t wal puI chased by
Hubert Cassidy Wh,n it was unphckei
!itwnI found that tho nrm4 hal been
,brrk II yif and th) IL Jdnl harw!sd dam
Agsl
NJ Cas- ily had u phtladelph!a artist
peol.r the mode! AMI will present. 1t TO
Aha rriDu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
stolen Property Recovered

Detectives Jones and Eatlelge
and Special Officer Harry Pierce
recovered on Tuesday last 1000
yards of umbrella clothing which
had been stolen from car at Els
mere.
Michael Tully is locked up in New
Ca ,tle jail on the charge being con-
cerned in the larceny. The cloth
was recovered in the woods along
tue Kenneth Pike.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Outing of st ,jOIln ng md NnIta

The knights Of st. Johns and
Malta will hold their first picnic
at Brandvwine Springs, Saturday;
Aug 3. MorIel and Wilmington
Encampments will play base ball
at 5 p. m. Dancing at 8 p. m. The
committee has arranged pleasant
outing Tor members and their
friends. Chas. H. Collins, Samuel
W. Taylor, J. n. Fitzgerald, Chas.
Balls, William Jones, Charles Bird,
and Albert Canal, committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Sunday Concerts at Brandywine Springs

The special Sunday concerts Of
the Royal Venetian Band at Bran
dywine Springs Park last Sunday
was the means of attracting several
thousand people 10 the resort, and
it is admitted that the band never
furnished better music than on that
occasion. No more enjoy a BILE
means Of spending a warm after
noon can be desired than trip to
Brandywine Springs The many
attractions Of the park, combined
with the pleasure OF listening 10 the
delightful music Of Professor Lam
bases company Of musicians, 60
to make the tip pleasing In every
way. Extra cars are placed in
service over the Peoples liue and
quick time is made both to and
from the resort. Another special
concert is announced for Sund ay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02

PATZoWsKY.-AtA Atlantic City, N. j.. on
July Blst lVOl Sophia, beloved wife of Itch
ard Palzowsky In her 4Oth year.
Funeral to take place at 1871 St. Char1e,'
Place, ATLANTIC City at 30 a. III. Friday IN orn
ing TO take 0O5 train for New York. Inter.
ment at Linden Hill cemetery.
COCHRAN On July 81, 1901. Alice E. Cooh.
ran, aged " years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services on Saturday mornipg,
Aug ). at II 80 o'clock precisely, from the
resdence Of her niece. Mrs. Amelia william.
son, No 1879 South 47th street. West Phila
lnterment at Thornton Cemetery. Del Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
To Erect New Buildings.

Contractor William J. Brown has
been granted a permit BY Building
Inspector Cassidy to erect two
buildings for the Kartavert Com :
pany, at Maryland avenue and An.
chorage street. at a cost of SO, 500.
One building will be l44x75 ieet,
one story high, and the other 3lx65
feet and three stories high.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
DR., Veasey Won.

The second Of he series Of three games
of the gold medal rogue trophy Of the
Middle States Association between DR..
b. X. Veassy and }. H. Chalfaut was
played yesterday on the court OF James
B. Hickman. DIR. Veasey won the con
test, and honors are now even, Mr.. Chal
FAINT having won last Sai urdAy's fgHme.
The deciding game will be played to
morrow afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Funerals To-day.

The fuscr4l OF Mrs. Jsns RsaeAe} No.
1908 'Washingsop Strset. took plAf4A$Qdsy
lscsased was 81 years Of agsf %1{~e41Isnf
was mads at the Wilmington ana sYrah
dywias Cemetery
The funeral OF she lats FIssas -. Mo
No. 025 Poplar Street, this Afternoon.
Dslsgatio ns from the l. o. Q. =. and
X. Of p. attended tie funeral. Services
were conducted ~ Scott NJ. Il. Church
and intsrlnent WAS made In Mt. salem
Csmetory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02

The trolley ride by ths Y. M. c. A. to
Delaware City, last evening. was very
pleasant event. Two cars lsft Fourth
and Market streets at 7.l5 srrivinR At
Delaware Oity at 8.4j. Refreshments ts
were served on the lawn in front Of Hag
ans Restaurant. The party loft Della
ware City at 10 O'Clock arriving in this
city at a late hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Seriously CHARGED

civilian j. Taylor is locked up at the
City Hall on the charge OF using for ono
Mary NJ. Smith
! The lnttor Is Is years OF age and / at one
u the local hospitals Another charge VI
D similar character has been preferred
ALaln,L him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
The Weather

On saturday, fair wen'her slowly ris
lna 'mpernturo and light to e,b var
liable winds wlli prtynii
= On -unday, tuli to partly cloudy, warm
pr weather.
The thermometer at w E.. Taylor .
rras store 80! hins street today regis.
cred as Eolow,;
I u'GioGk lUOclpos o'clock
T. - S3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
" IndOW AWNINGS.

Window awnings now grace the
windows Of the office of Chief Massey
the meeting room Of tho Police Com.
mission and the matrons. 1t Is a
much needed improvement,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Young Giri Arrested

Upon the complaint Of hcr pare nts Mr.
And hrs kennurd Smi'h, Of No. 30 Mar
Se' rect the police thts morning arres ed
Claudia G Smith aged Ii years
The charge against the girl is that she
has been leading an idle and vicious NE.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Race With \ storm

IT, nj .ht in A-hIry l.Jr'ura room the
Rev, HJUry =. Du' tney viii gJvo hrs OK
psrIouGc In IN Glevlr.ra, storm On board a
ArnIev running from Long Branch to
Oc,Nu Grove ON tuesday l,,t, Free seats
md u vel nrme
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
root dashed.

Frank poccia an Ita!,Nn got his foot
rnHatci At the tieIl"view lunrries ,hls
7nUrntns EVory 90 on his foot was hrOk
en- ''r WAS taken TO tho llomeuptthIr
hoidlAl,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Personals,
BIREIIDAY PARTY.

A birthday party was rendered to
MISTER Hugh Mullen, in honor of his
eleventh birthday, last night. at the
res sidence of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Mullen, 20 Sixth Av.
cnue. Refreshments we're served in
abund ance.
Am ong those present were: Leray
Seltzer, Allen Davis. Edward Jcrsky,
Herbert Bacon, Randolph Kellum,
Aus tin Scott, Helen Scott, Ethel
Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mul.
ion
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
First Trolley Ride,

The None Such B cycle Club will give q
trolley ride to Delaware City on Thursday
evening August 8, a s O'clock
Cars will leave Fourth and Market. The
tickets are 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OUR PRICES AND GOODS,

N Clearly demonstrate beyond doubt
u that we can and do sell good footwear
" fur less money than Is often asked for
W the cheap trashy kind. We do not ad.
y vrrtiso fictitious bargains, we d. nor
u, promise impossible goods at impossl.
N bic prices but you viii find tho bar.
u gains named below HERE aud they
W viii tU heir own talking
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Motions

At reduced prices, are as fol.
lows: Half price and less
Hooks and Eyes, &c and 4c.
per card.
Safety Pms sc. per dozen.
Tortoise Shell Hair Pins, &c.
per dozeD.
Hair Pins, SC. per box,
Darning Cotton, 2 cards for
lc.
Hair Pins, 2 packages for lc
Basting Cotton, &c, spool, 3
for &c.
Combs, lOc. and l9c.
Scissors, l5c.
Toe til Brushes l0c.
Hair Brushes, 25c.
Pocket Purses, &c.
Fans lc, and &c each.
Belts, l0c, l5c, and Csc.
Dress Shields, Sc, per pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Hosiery

Saturday we will sell 800
pairs Ladies' fine Lisle thread
lace stripe Black Hose. the
regular 39c. grade, for 2jc, per
pair, and 800 pairs Ladies'
fancy stripe Imported Hosiery,
the regular soc. grade, for 29c.
per Dalr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
MARRIAGES,
DE Al rs.

MINKER-- H HoPKINS-On July 3lst, 1901. by
Rey. John France, Harry W. Minker and
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Albion ', Young Men, Brotberoea,

A1oIou VI 7 ount Men hBbfotneFOso.a
: The team Of tho Young Mems Brother
hood Of Philadelphia Will play the Albion
A. q. at Brandywinv Springs PARK to
morrow afternoon at $50. "ns ss-.a
season, Albion being the winner. The
Brotherhood however will have several
new players aud expect TO turn he tables
this time Following Is the batting or
der Of both teams:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
R, H. SCOTT.
R. H. SCOTT.
314 Market St.
Millinery

Saturday will be winding up
of our summer Millinery. We
will sell all SOC. to 75c. Hats
for sc. each. All $l.O0 to
$1.75, Hats for 25c each. All
our Trimmed Hats ranging in
price from $2.35 to 81. so for
S3c. each; only about 20 left.
All Flowers and Foliage 39c'
to S1.35 reduced to 19c per
bunch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
E,b, RILEY

Ladies' lawn dres sing
Sacques, pink, blue and white
trimmed with lace and en-
broidery reduced from $l,00 to
Is cents.
From Sl.25 to $l.00
We have 5 two piece per-
Gale suits reduced from $3.50
to Is cents.
All of our shirt waists reduc.
ed.
Linen skirts reduced.
$3.25 skirt now $275.
$3.50 skirt row $500.
We have a fine assortment
of Summer shawls ranging in
price from 25 cents to $3.50.
Laces at half price.
228-230 King St.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
riday, August ?, 1901.

Hanscom's Sparkling Ginger
Ale. Pint. Imported style bot
ties. Special this week, Sc, S 100
dozen.
HANSC0M'S Seventh and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Turkish Towels

advertised for Wednesday we're
all taken before noon. Satur-
day we will offer another lot at
the following reduced prices:
l0c, Faucy, Wash Cloths, sc.
l0c Whito"Turkish Towels,
7c.
20c. White Turkish Towels,
12lc.
SOC. White Turkish Towels,
25c
15c Unbleached Turkish
Towels, 1Oc.
zoe. Unbleached Turkish
Towels, 1890.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
Wrappers

50 Navy Blue and White
Percale Wrappers, nicely made
the regular Sl.25 quality, will
be sold Saturday for 75c. each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-02
FOR 70, MORROW

! Misses Patent Leather Ox.o7ds,
y 5,He- | tor rs cents, usually Sla5,
!, an uothor lot, II cents, good 81 value.
y Boys Light DOngola Shoes, fancy
!, iopo edge, 81 Is usually 81 ,j
i BOYS Velvet Calf Shoes, fulr stitch
/, Il 20, good Sl,5O shoe.
b SUrrlal line Of Ladies' fancy Ok.
y fuTls a. 9s cents. dongu!a and fancy
y tips pGtoGt bu3h .tny, fou will have
! hard work to e4uaj these bx'ur1s for
l. in-- tnDn Il ID.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-03-22

Hood River, March 20, l9Ol.--Editor
Glacier; Having experienced the hOr-
rors Of several large fires, and realizing
what defenseless position our city
would be in should a fire get start
among the wooden buildings which are
being closely joined here, have to sug-
gest that the citizens, by means Of a sub
scription, build wooden tank 10 feet
square by feet deep, with supply and
drain pipe, to be located in the center
of the square at Third and Oak streets,
same to be equipped with 45 buckets,
two axes and one extension ladder.
This could be done with slight indi-
vidual expense, and might be the
means of saving the town serious
fire and rendering many of our
people homeless ard destitute. Don't
wait until you have to stand by helpless
and see your property destroyed, but
lock the barn before the horse is stolen.
CITIZEN.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-03-22
Simmons.

In the Circuit Court for the state OF Oregon
In the County Of WascO.
Charles A. Lane, pllA, Suit FOR divorce.
VS., SSummons by publ.
Viola T.. Lane, deft cation.
To Viola E. Lane. the above named de.
fendant: In the name OF the state of Oregon
YOU are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint filed against you in the above
entitled suit and Court on or before
Friday the 22d day OF March, a. ID. 1901,
That being the last dAv prescribed in the
order for publication OF said summons. where
In tt was ordered, that said publication be
made once q week for six consecutive weeks.
and for seven Insertions, in the Hood
River Glacier, newspaper of general
circulation. published weekly In the Town OF
Hood River, said County and State; and II you
foil to appeag and answer said complaint, for
want thereof, the paintiH VIII take Iudg-
ment against You for a decree dlssoving the
bonds of natrimOny heretofore and now exist
ing between the plainiH and you, defendant
herein.
The service OF this summons Is therefore
made upon you bv publication thereof in the
said Hood River Glacier, n newspaper OF gen
eral circulation, published weekly in said
WascO County, State Of Oregon, by order OF the
Circuit Judge OF said county, w. +. Brad
shaw, under date the Goth day of January.
a. ID. 1901, for six consecutive weeks and for
seven insertions, the date of the first pubi-
cation of which Is the eighth day Of Febru-
JOHN LELAND HENDERSON.
fSm22 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-03-22
The POnlirY Club.

Nothing but words Of commendation
from our advertisers. b. Lee Paget
says: 81 am pleased with my ad in your
puelication and like its setting" Mrs.
&. p. Young: "Ad shows up WELL" X.
f. Robinson: "Your book is neat one
and speaks well for your club lnci-
dentally, it speaks well for the printer,
Mr.. Bradley.
In personal letter of some 219 closely
written psges r. L. Robinson says many
things OF special interest and value to
our club. He is in a position TO advise
us safely, having been for four success
sive years president Of the o. s. p. a.
The letter is too long for publication, but
the secretary will take pleasure in read
ing it at our next meeting, May 4th. At
that meeting steps will be taken TO bring
our club prominently before the public.
To do so in the pleasant manner sug-
gested by our first vice. president at our
last meeting, it will require the active
assistance OF almost our entire club
and each member is requested to be
present. Let each one who desires 10
do SO, bring ten minute paper on any
subject of special interest TO poultrymen
We will hear them and discuss them and
in this way gain more information in one
meeting than we might individually in
many days and weeks of watching and
experimenting. If you have poultry to
sell or exchange or wish to buy, write TO
your secretary, who will keep record
of wants and put members in commu-
nication with those who can supply.
He now has proposition from progress
sive poultry breeder in Portland who
wishes to hire some one to raise pure
bred fowls for him. Call on the secre-
tary and investigate the matter; there is
more money in 1t than in raising for the
market and you know the price you are
feeding for, thus doing away with the
uncertainty of fluctuations in the mar
ket Any one desirous Of joining the
club can do so at any meeting. A very
few are in arrears for dues; would be
glad to have them "dig up" and bring
in new member with them.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-03-22
SheriTs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on the 25th day
of February, 1901, an execution WAS regularly
issued out of the circuit court of the state of
oregon for Wasco county upon a judgment
given and rendered therein on the lSfn day of
February, 1900, in favor of Mays 4 Grove,
plaintiffs, and against Wilson Il. Winans and
Mary Winans, defendants. for the sum of
S.9300, the same being enrolled and dockeied
in said court on the I'd day of March, 1890.
said execution being to me directed and COM
manding me to levy upon and sell the per-
sonal property of the said Judgment debtors,
or in case no personal property be found, then
to levy upon and sell any real estate belong
ing to said judgment debtors or either OF
them on or after said I'd day Of March, 1900,
and under and in pursuance Of said execution
did, on the 2jth day Of February, 1901, levy
upon the west half of the southeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter of section one in town
ship one north of range nine east of W. NJ, in
WascO county, oregon. and will on
Saturday, the 30th day Of March, 1901.
at the hour Of 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, at the court
house door in Dalles City, Wasco county,
Oregon. sell the above described real estate 10
the highest bidder tor cash in hand for the
purpose OF satisfying said judgment
ROBERT KELLY,
mlm29 Sheriff Wasco county, oregon.