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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-01
La question social
y Ell Prim6r0 de Mayo
QMPRESIONES DE BONAFOUX.) }

Aunque un POGO tarde, la Prem.
50, al fin, reconoce hoy que las huel
gas de Montceau y, sobre todo, el en-
sayo de movilizacion de las fuerzas
obreras, que es Ia characteristics del
<referendum. de los mineros, han sa
cudido ell sopor del 10 de Mayo, i'm.
primiendo esta fecha, de repente,
un movimiento que amenaza produ-
Cir turbulencias en- las regiones mi
neras:
Los s1ndicatos corpCrativos rom
pieron los maniiestos que tenfan va
escritos, para sustituirlos con otros
mas energicos imperativos.
Las delegaciones de los S1ndica
tos y Sociedades de resistencia recla
man de los prefectos reivindicacio.
nes obreras, y. en- demonstration de
jubilo, todo Montceau aparece enga
lanado con colgaduras, banderas y
escudos revoluc1onarios'
Dudo, sinembargo, que Sc libre
hoy verdadera batalla, porque los SO
cialistas ministerfales, combatiendo
a los socialistas verdaderamente re.
volucionarios. consiguieron ell apla-
zamiento para reivindicaciones obre
ras como la de la limitaci6n del ira
baio a ocho horas, asf como tambien
para Ia realization de la huelga ge-
neral votada en- Montceau.
La jornada de hoy sera, pues,
puramente te6rica y como preceden-
te del periodic revolucionario.
En- Paris Sc espera una nantes
taci6n, porque ell primero de Mayo
coincide con el entierro de la ancia-
ma revo.ucionaria Paula Minck, que
tanto Sc distingui6 en- los mas sgita
dos primeros de Mayo, siendo verda
dero fdolo del pueblo.
Las noticias de Italia indican q.
refna verdadero panico ante el te.
NOR de atentados presumibles, por-
que Sc ha dfvulgado la situaci6n del
regicida Bresci en- la amura!lada pri
sion de Santo Stefano, donde esta
reducido complete silenciO y aisla.
miento absolute, que le ha product,
do un desarreglo nervioso, y donde
no SO le permite otra lectura que la
de vidas de santos, lectura que Bres
ci rechaza.
Los telegramas de Russia parti-
cipan que aver fueron arrestadas,
por via de precauci6n, 600 personas
caliticadas de nihilistas.
No Sc sabe, & pesar de clio, 10
que pasarA hoy.
Noticias de Londres, donde ell
movimiento huelguista es CAST nulo,
dicen que allf ell primero de Mayo Sc
rs pacffico, limitandose q la fiesta q.
so celebrara en- ell palacio de Cristal.
Paris 10
Sc adoptan precauciones poll
cfacas con notivo del entierro de
Paula Minck
A la manifestation que con tai
motive Sc veriicara, asistiran todos
los librepensadores y socialistas de
Paris, con 10 cual queda dicho que
sera imponente.
Ell pueblo acompaf1ara los res
tos hasta Ell cementerio del Pe1e La.
chaise, donde Sc inclnerara ell cada
yer las tres de la tarde.
El cortejo pasara por la plaza
de la Repdblica, donde Sc teme que
ocurran desordenes.
Paris 10
A pesar que la SUGGESTION de
Montceau hacfa esperar otra cosa,
10 cierto es que Ia jornada de hoy no
resulta hue]guista, sino juerguista.
LAS princfpales manifestations
desarroiladas hasta ahora ante Ell Pa
rfs Indifference, las ha ocasfonado Ell
entierro de Paula Minck, pesar de
que la Policfa impidi6 que el f1ne.
bre cortejo pssara por la plaza de la
Repdblfca.
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La cruz verGe,

Con este tftulo Sc acaba de abrir
en- la calle de Ia Luna, mum 33, un
dep6sito de leche y cafe molido Sc
garantiza la mas absolute pureza en-
ambos artfculos.
En- Ell mlsmo estabJecimiento Sc
hallar& de venta LA CORREspoN.
DENCIA DE PUERTO Rico.
. 1O-1O
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/ ESTA I'd. S0RDO? 2?

gan bfen, son curablcs pur medic de nuestr9
nueva invencion solameute losque har..n nacI-
do Sordo sou incurables Los ru:dos II las Orc
jas cesar inme edia tamente. Escribanos porma-
nores sobre su case. Cada persona pnede curar.
se por 81 mfsina EN- su casa, con muy POGO gastn-
DIR DAlT0Ts AURAi CLINIC. $50 L. Sale Az.
CHICAGO IT,. 8. y. o. L.
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El lines las dos de la tarde
darau principle en- ell tribunal Su.
premo los examenes para ell ejerci'
clio de la profession de abogado ante
los Tribunales insulares.
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Sc a|qui|an

por m6dico precio los altos &c la ca.
sa no 46 de Ia Gale de Sn Sebastian
compuestos de sala, tres dormitorios
etc etc, zagnan independents. Un
solo inquilino en- las bajos. La llave
en- estos. -Informes: Fortaleza II
altos. a3-2
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N0T'ICIAS

Por conducto de don Federico
psgetau, Comisionado de Puerto Ri
co en- Washington, ha recibido nues
tro director, procedentes del Depar
tamento de Agriculture, diversas Sc
millas de hortaliza, y plantas de
alcanfor y te de China. Estan en-
perfectfsimo estado, como 81 hubie
ran sido arrancadas ell dia antes En-
viamos las gracias al aEigo Sr De
getau por su atenciou
El L.cenciado don Rafael Tira
do Ferrer ha sido nombrado Secreta
rio del tribunal de Distrito de Areci
bo
Por la Oficina del Attorney Gene
raj Sc manifesto al juez de policfa
de Manatf que es incom pacible ell
cargo de juez suplente con el de con
ceja1
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CanlbiO deOfCina

The New York aud Puerto Ri.
co Steamship Ca ha trasladado sus
ohcinas mporaImente del Quarter
master a la calle de Tetuan numero
"a.
S g. e
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FRUTAS FRESCAS.

Cerezas, fresas y peras de Ca
lifornia las hay de venta en- el ests'
blecimiento de f.. Font y hermano.
n-s-3 q
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MUEBLES BARATOS.


Sillerias americanas y de Vie
na. Juegos para habitaciones y co.
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de MINI
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. etc.
PARA <NINOS =
Coches yarias formas con 1lanta
y gomas,. sillas-coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- clos
Novios'' Fortalesa 43
MAP
Varios Obispos espafloles ban
amenazado con Il excomuni6n & los
catolicos de sus diocesis que asistan
las representations de Electra.
No hay motive para tanta desa7on
Por fin los chinos han entraao
on el trolley Sc han conformado COO
tornado con pagar ltresclentos tfeln
T. = siete millonss de dollarsl Eada
mxs, por indenizaci6n de guerra
LIS tropas de las Poteucias se iran
retirando gradualRente
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M0Vinient0
de Vap0reS.

Bergantfn americana sJohn Nc
Demott,-El d1a % del corriente de
be haber salido de New York con
destino este puerto
Espaf1ol <Serra..-Saldr& ell 5
de Mayo de Liverpool via Santan'
der para los puertos de Ia isla.
Procedente de Geneva Marse
liza, el vapor MARTIN Saenz' estara
en- Barcelona dispuesto para salir el
dia 10 de JUNO pr6ximo con destino
& esta isla, y escalas en- Mallorca,
Torrevieja, Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz
y Canarias
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Tranqutitdad,S Salud y RepOsO pa
rn las Madres Y las Criaturas.

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la .s5ra. WINSLOw
de los ni1os ell periodic de la DENTICION,
Les abanda las ancias resuelve la inamaeion aliva
todo dolor, cura e c6co ventoso, nocente efcaz
tOdos los Aconse jamos asnadres que tena
gan un nho enfermo, que no dejen que la prevention
uropia nj la de oros evite 81 de esta medicna que
droporcona alivio seguro, absolutamenteseguro, 81
es oportunamente.
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La prensa inglesa Sc muestra
contraria a Chamberlain y Kitchsner
en- la guerra del Transvaal Sc cree
que ell Ministario oculta la verdad de
los descalabros sufridos por 81 ejer-
cito brftanicos, y el eminente hom-
bre pdblico Federico Harrison, ha
manifestado, <que aquellos dos HON
bres, estan poniendo q Inglaterra
en- ridfculo y haciendola odiosas Lo
peor de todo es sque es verdad,
Nos dicen que en- Ia casa de Jo-
Sc Otero Melendez, calle de Morovis,
cuesta del cementerio, Sc metieron
anoche por la ventana, dos america
nos. uno de ellos carrero La sef1ora
de la casa que dormitaba en- un 81
lion fue sorprendida por los asaltan
tes; pero arroj6 q <uno de ellos por
la misma ventaEa que pretendia es-
calar, y ell otro hay6. Convene que
la policfa averigue la verdsd de
estos hechos, y applique ell remedio,
pronto y Con eticacia
CoNsRJo A LAS MADREs.---E jarabe claimant
de Wnsl4X debe usafse sempre Hge los niios esten
W cana ne abanda ias s1cas snva e. e.
dos dolores, ayuda al vento regula loe nteetinos
este me1or conocido remedio para la diarrea as re-
sulta de Ia dentfct6n dc otras causas Tenar cui-
dado pedir por "Jarabe Camantede Mr.. Winslow
por ser el m o1or de todo
Ia acusaci6n privada q cargo
de nuestro querido amigo ell ilustra =
do juez consulto don Angel Acosts,
estuvo la altura de Ia fama que
goza en- el foro puertorriquei1o.
Les ingleses han sufrido muchas
bajas en- los dltimos ecuentros tent
dos con las fuerzas beers en- ell Esta.
do dc Orange
Aver sufri6 Pequena averia ell
bote <New York, que hace Ia trave-
sia entire esta isla y la de, Cabra
Ell Sr Paoli ha sido obsequiado
en- Ponce con una serenata por Ia
orquesta que dirige el reputado
maestro don Domingo Cruz Coco
iis).
Sc ha celebrsdo en- Pence j.. ell
importante juicio de la causa seguida
& don Miguel Maldonado Juez de
de Policia de Pef1uelas por lesioles
al periodista don Elpidio de Myer
-e-
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Sc ha celebrsdo en- Pence ell
importante juicio de la causa segnida
& don Miguel Maldonado Juez de
de Policia de Pefauelas por lesiones
al periodista don Elpidio de Myer
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Aver sufri6 Pequena averia ell
bote <New York, que hace Ia trave-
sia entire esta isla y Ia de Cabra
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Ell Sr Paoli ha sido obsequiado
en- Ponce con una serenata por Ia
! orquesta que dirige el reputable
maestro don Domingo Cruz Coco
! tiaA
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Los beers SO preparau para la
campaf1a de inviernos Tomsrau to-
dos los pnetos estrategicos, tan prom
to como los ingles es busquen refugio
en- las ciudades huyendo de las cree:
das de los rios
TACHOs AL VACIO PARA HA-
ClENDAS La casa Robert Deeley & Ca
ha constru(do los TACHOS AL VACIO mas
grandes EN- ell mundo, pudiendolos hacer pc
quenos, los cuales en- todos casos han dado
mucha satisfaction y excelentes resultados.
Para precios y demas particulares,
Informara R. A. Macfie,
Unico Agente en- PR
Gale del Cristo No. l.
Sc han encontrado docume ntos
que denun ian los anarquistas de
Barcelona conc autores de uu CON-
plot para atentar la vida del joven
Rey.
Despachos de las Habana parti-
cipan que hoy comienzan las eleccio
nes municipales en- Cuba. Despues
que Sc formsn las camazas leglsla
twas, y tomen possession los electos,
Sc retiraran los americanOs
Tslegramas de New York nos
comunican que Ia prensa europea,
censura con violencia el fallo de la
Suprema corte Americana, en- la
question de derechos cobrados irdi
bidamente a productos puertorrique
nos.
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CAMBIOS.

Muy encalmada la solicitud de
papel y cierran fojos los siguientes
tipos:
Londres sIv 1854 $4,90 e
New York 5 dTv & Ia par
Paris 8 dIv 2.5o4 2-60 % D.
Espaf1a div 274 % D.
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Vapores que saldran.
PARA NEW-YORK

PAKA NEW-IUnA
Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
Re de NeW-York.
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Les ingleses han sufrido muchas
bajas en- los dltimos ecuentros tent
dos con las fuerzas beers en- ell Esta.
do dc Orange
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Ia acusaci6n privada q cargo
de nuestro querido amigo ell ilustra .
do juez consulto don Angel Acosts,
estuvo a Ia altura de Ia fama que
goza en- el forO puertorriquef1O,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
A Backward Spring.

Vegetation has been greatly retard-
ed this spring by the cold wet wealth
er experienced up to the present date.
Thus far we have had but two or
three mornings that there was not
frost. Last Sunday morning the
fields were white in the upper part of
this county. AS result there are
few leaves or blossoms on the trees
beyond our city limits and the grass
is unusually short. The wheat, how
ever, is looking very well and bids
fair to yield well. The oats are just
coming up as the sowing was delayed
by wet weather. Potatoes have been
planted some time. but thus far have
failed to come up. Corn will not be
planted for week or ten days yet,
but the farmers are busy p'owing for
the same. Should the present grow
ing weather continue the cows may
be turned out to pasture in another
week, and thus save the hay and
meal. The prospect for fruit of all
kinds is good and all are looking for
ward hopefully for a profitable sea-
son.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01


The various conclaves Of Heptasophs
in this city win participate in the Mem
orial Day parade. ,If has been discovered
that about $50 members of the order
work for the Diamond State Steel Co..
which recognizes but two holidays in the
year, Christmas and July 4th. They
would therefore be unable to participate.
Members of the Heptasophs brought
the matter to the attention Of the Joint
q. A. Il. Memorial Day Committee
yesterday and asked that they have q
representative call on President Wal
to let the men off on that day. The COM
mittee delegated Captain Peter b. Ayars
to see President Wallace Should his
visit not bring the desired result, the
G. A. II. department of Delaware Will
see what they can do in the matter.
w. II. Blake, chief marshal of the
Memorial Day parade has selected Peter
b. Ayars as chief aid and Past Depart
ment Commanders Daniel Ross and w
b. Norton assistants. A communication
was received from Col. Stevenson o!
the State militia stating that four com,
panies will participate in the Memorial
Day parade.
The printed proceedings of the last
cncampment are being distributed. Il
was through the efforts Of the present
administrator that this was done, which
| WIS the first time in the history Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
PROF. THARP
ELECTED,

Chester, May AT a special
meeting of the Board Of Education
held last evening, Professor W. B.
Tharp, of harrington, Del, was
elected principal of the Larkin School
to fill the vacancy caused by the res.
ignation of Adelbert II. Adams,
There were four other applicants, all
from out of Chester, but Professor
Tharp's name was the only one rlac-
ed in nomination and he received the
unanimous vote.
The teachers committee reported
that Professor Adams resignation
had been received and it was accept.
ed by the board.
Professor Tharp has been engaged
in teaching for ten years and was at
Henderson, KY, until last year when
he returned to his home in Delaware.
He will take immediate charge Of
Larkin School. His salary will be
the same as that Of his predecessor,
sos per month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01

every little victory 10 but a prepa-
ration for greater. The need OF
the day is the trained hand, the
trained head, the trained eye and
the trained heart. Jesus spent 80
years 10 training to do three years
work and the men who like himself
are more than conquerors in the
contest, are those who never face
the struggle ill-prepared. Prepa-
ration reveals characters One
bone of a bird will sometimes tell
its species. and the picking up OF a
pin has been known to start a young
man on a successful career. The
best possible preparation for work
is work. LUMINOSITY by retlec-
ton is a lesson we may easily
learn.
Two elements determine the Sue
cess of Gideon battle--a divine and
human element. On the human
side five things enter in; on the di-
vine side three.
There was earnestness. The men
did not stop to drink but only hur-
riedly paused. The world will excuse
ignorance quicker than it will over
look iciness. The lack of earnestness
is the lack of victory. Goodness is
one condition Of a corpse. A live
man is always dead in earnest.
There was bravery. Twenty-Five
thousand went back and then 8. 100
we're sent back and God and three
hundred brave men overcame the
MidianiteS.
There was unity. They stood
every man in his pl ace. Scattered
forces seldom win. Omitted we
stand, divided we fall'-and victory
usually falls with us. Denominations
no longer fight each other and labor
apart in the Master S works but to-
gether meet and fight a common foe.
And herein lies the secret of the S uc-
cess Of the gospel in recent days.
There was strategy. Three hun
dred men, three hundred pitchers,
three hundred torches, three hundred
trumpets and not spear or sword
among them-save ''the sword of
the Lord and of Gideon. We also
are to be wise as serpents in our war
fare against that old serpent the dev-
IL.
There was faith. Ernest, united,
brave, strategic faith wins. This Is
the victory that overcomes the world,
even our faith. Tingling to fight,
they faithfully stood and won the
battle by not fighting 1t.
All this was the human side Of the
battle On the divine side there
was the divine presence, the divine
approval and the divine promise and
this triad of power linked with the
five human elements brought victory
in the name of the triune God.
Thirtyfve years ago this month
General Grant received this message;
April 7, 1865.
Headquarters, Armies Of the U. S.
City Point, Va,
General U. S. Grant:-"General
Sheridan says if the thing is pressed,
Lee will surrender. Let the thing
be pressed" A. Lincoln.
Brethren more formidable q foe
than Grant forced is the enemy of
our souls-but even he will surrender
if the thing is pressed. Let the
thing be pressed now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
MR.. MAHONEY RETIRES.
Supervisor of De aware Railroad fol
Thrift five Years.

On account Of his having reached the
nge limit John MahOncy of No. $40 Jack.
son street, supervisor of the Delaware
Railroad. with an Office ut Clayton. TO
tired from active service yesterday. Mr.
Mahoney Is 70 years old at which age
the employees are pensioned and excused
from further service.
Mr.. Mnhmpy has good health and is
fully qualified, physically to remain in his
position for several moro years.
Mr.. Mahoney entered the service Of
the railroad company in 1S4S and in 1856
was made foreman. In 1865 he was
made supervisor of tho Delaware Rail.
road. His successor has not been named
but Is expected TO he a supervisor from
another railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
COnnelley-Concannon.

Contractor " lillian NJ. Connolly and
Miss Margaret G. Coacannon. were mar
RED at o'clock last evening in st. Paul's
r. G. Church by Father Connolly. Miss
Mary A. Concannon sister of the bride
was bridesmaid and John a. Campbell
was best man.
The bride wore q beautiful gown Of
white paris muslin, trimmed with lace
and ribbons and carried bride roses.
A wedding supper for the immediate
family and few friends was served at
the home of the brides parents No. S0i
West Third street. Father Connolly was
among the guests at the supper and
made felcitious address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01

The First Regiment, N. G. d. has ne
cepted the designations of Lieuts. A.. Il.
Reynolds of Co. B, George B. 'Ruas OF
Co G. and Lewis Ellison Of. Co. X and
honorably discharging them from the
military service of the State. The
board of examiners is to meet in this city
on Friday evening to examine Capt. u.
h. Rogers, who has been recommended
for appointment as first lieutenant ana
GuartermastCr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01

Luncheon was served to the Office force
OF the Harlan & Hoilingsworth Com
pany In the Office at noon yesterday for
the first time and was voted success.
The meals are cooked and eaten in the
third story Of the building, the cook is
employed by the firm,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
Phoenix Ambulance Busy

The Phoenix Ambulance had two re-
moval cases yesterday. Anne Powell
was removed from the Delaware Hos.
pital to No. 1923 Chestnut street. Ben
iamn German was removed from No. 3l2
East Ninth street to French street sta
ton, where he took train for his home
down the Delaware road. He was sui.
fering with a broken hip.
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Officer Gaynor Married.

Policeman John T. Gaynor Of No. 1908
B. Street and Miss Ella S. Reed of No.
416 East Sixth street were married by
Rev. Northrop at the NJ E. parsonage at
Delaware City al 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. They left for Washington on
wedding trip to be gone week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
Magistrate Bradley's Court,

William II CULLEN was before Mag
istrate Bradley last night on charge Of
assault made by Arthur Sims. CULLEN
was fined the cost OF the case.
James Mitchell was held for upper
cour, on charge of nou-support made
by his wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
Change in Railroad Schedule

About May &c the scm.annual change
in he schedule of the Mary aud Del
aware Divisions OF the F., W. & b,
railroad will go into effect. 1t Is ex.
pectcd that several important changes
will be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
Rase Ball Manager Here,

ter, IA. baseball team was in this city
put one Of the best professional
teams in this country in the field this sea.
son.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01

There will be au American tea drink
and smoker at the meeting Of the Board
of Trade tomorrow evening. 1t is ey-
lccted that the attendance at tho meet
ing will be large
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
Dormjtory Received.

Bids for erecting domitory for the
Delaware State College for Colored STU
dents at Dover were received yesterday
by Architect Lewis Il. Springer. The
contract will be awarded at meeting
of the Trustees today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAL WEAKNESS

and Prostitution from Over
work or other causes.
Humphreys Homeopathic Spectre
No go, in use over 40 years, the only
successful remedy.
S1per vial, or special ckage with powder for So
Sold by Druggists, sent post paid on receipt price
uuMrllREYs' HID Co., Cor. William John sts.. New York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
viii Go 10 Thomas, W. Va.

Edwin f. Mullins of the druughting
department OF the II. 4 IL. Co. has ac-
ccp,'d position with the engineering
corps of the Davis Coal 4 Coke Com.
pauy and will leave for Thomas. W. Va.
on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-01
Welded In Justices Office.

Miss Annie II. NAPLES and Robert L..
Dowdell. both of Mission. Sussex county,
were married at the office of Magistrate
Hollis yesterday afternoon. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. f.
Burgette Short,