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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
CASES in
CITY COURT

The police authorities made an
other step 10 the morocco skins lar
ceny cases BY arrestng Harry
Freedman. Before Judge Church
man this morning. Andrew Ingram
told the story. A few weeks ago
he told Freedman he worked IN
morocco factory and then Freed.
man asked him and his partner to
get some skins. He sold him two
skins at Is cents each and Freed.
man told them he would not give it
away as it would get himself into
trouble. The skins were the prop.
ertv Of Charles Baird & Co.
Robert Baird testified that the
factory mark had been cut from
the skins recovered. Earl Muncey
testified that he was with Ingram
when the skins were sold to Free d.
man. He corrobora,ec the testi-
mony given by Ingram.
Freedman claimed that the boys
came to his place and asked to have
a pair OF shoes made from skin.
Then Ingram asked tor the loan OF
a quarter. He denied that he saw
the young men on Friday or that
he had any understanding with
them about securing the skins.
Morris Wasserman who was IN
the place on Monday night gave
similar testimony.
City Solicitor Reinhardt asked
that the statement of Freedman
have no weight as 1t was not made
under oath. Bail was fixed at
$500.
Charles Alexander, colored. was
charged by Officer Cornish with be-
ing drunk and disorderIy and was
tued 50 aud costs.
Cornclia Harris, colored, was
charged bv the same othccr with
acting in disorderly manner. The
fine was 81 and coats.
William Kent, eolored, was cEarg.
ed by Sergeant Bayley with play
ing ball ia the street. He saw the
defendant and three others catch
ing ball at Eleventh and Trenton
Place. The defendant did not
know it was auy harm to play ball
in that way. The costs were i'm
posed.
Disorderly conduct was the
charge against James Glasgow
preferred by Florence Oakley. The
testimony was to the effect that
when he came home he was drunk
and called her foul name. The
case was dismissed upon payment
nt costs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Three from Newport.

Rev. Aloys'u4 Green of Newport. who
will have charge OF the Young Peoples
mertins 1T Bran lrw!uo Summit camp,
w,ll remove to he camp on Tueseay next
Union boarding table is to be conducted
at he camp this year by Mrs. smith,
who moved to camp yesterday.
The cabinet of tho Wilmington district
Eoworth League met yesterday at ihe
home of MI. Green. to make arrange.
mentS for the district convention to be
held in Newport in October. The confer.
encs president of the Epworth Lea que Ia
Mr. Green, while the Rev. Van p, North
rup district president an, Frod Mccall
d,stric secre ary A program was out
lined and efforts Will be made to get able
speakers Tor the convention.
The Rev. +. n Cantwell, editor or the
Peninsula Methodist, will preach in the
NJ. f.. Church at NowI ort tomorrow
moruiug ana evening, IN the absence OF
the pastor Rev, AlUy,llS Green.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
BUILDING MONSTER WARsHIP.
Keel of the Arn0rcd Cruiser Penn
syIynUju Laid nt Philadelphia

Philadelphia. July 26-Thc keel OF
thc armorpd cruiser Pennsylvania, the
first vessel of the new navy to be nam
ed after the state in which nearly all
the moro modern vessels were built,
has been laid at the yard of the Will
liam Cramp Ship and Engine Building
company.
When the Pennsylvania is completed,
the New York and Brooklyn, the only
armurcd cruisers in the United States
navy, will be small in comparison with
the new wurship The cruiser WILL
have Il speed second only to the Nnrag,
the Russian cruiser and the fastest
ailoa,
A sister ship to the Pennsylvania, the
armored cruiser Colorado. will be built
luter by the cramps. BY "A recent de-
cision of the navy department the two
vessels constructed are to be alike, al
though AT first il was intended that the
Pennsylvania, unlike the Colorado,
should be shrathrd with wood ANA cop
pered. After the contract was signed
the department decided to dispense
with the sheathing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Thrown From Carriage !.

Townsend, Del, July 70. Miss
LlXze { Iiaddock was thrown IRON Il
carriage during a runaway near
Odessa this morning and probably
fatally 10 urcd. She was driving
with Mrs, Ella Cochran at the time.
Mrs. Cochran c!uns to the carriage
and escaped unhurt, Miss Had
dock 3 right arm WAS broken and
Ecr head badly bruised,
The injured woman has been
school teacher at Deakynevliie,
near here, for several wears. She
came originally from PhlladclpEIa,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Ferdinand Chairs Dead

Ferdinand Chairs died at the
Homeopathic Hospital shortly before
. O'Clock this morning, aged "a years
lie had gone to the hospital TO have
a carbunckle removed from his neck
at the base Of the brain and the OPP
Grafton was performed on Tuesday
night lie took a turn for the
worse on Thursday and his family
was notified Of his serious condition,
He leaves a wife and three chill
drcn, Harry Mrs, Baker and Mrs.
RuthraulI, OF Philadelphia, The
funeral will take place from his
home, No. OOS King street, Tues.
day afternoon at O'Clock. Inter-
ment will be made 10 Riverview
cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
I )RGPO Ais

DRNPO Ais
~E\l.ED PROPOSALS will be received by
the VrU-t+t,- Of tine Poor of ,,"w Ca-'i" county
until lUuelvrk a, M, WLDN ESD hh ,uiy II,
1901 Tor supply ytny tAe SrW Castle GO. Npsrithi
from .lulv ii 1901 to liz last Wednesday IN
october 1891, with brrf, mutton bread, -rone'
+ es dry goods, -hpu-, tobacco, enrprt .IIppors,
drugs and medicines. ,.,.....,..,,
BID ir'4 On shoes, rli, purS ana tnuacGo "lil
be required 10 furnish samples,
tId- for beef will be h} the quarter in pro.
yottIrn Of on@ hnd.uunrter to three tor''IrAI.
tors out Gf cattle well tAlted Hnd dressing hpt
.,'-4 than 90 pounds
i,u- for multUu wi! b. IN for".quhrl'r9 "
t1Ght rj'.~ only, ...,,.
Bids for G"uCrrt.., dry good. and drugs Hl'
he on ti,, gnrluu4 itnd- nnlnptt On me -'h"tlRlr
and must be OF ia" best HunNty, lhn1 " ~ also
be- received for aupplyins The Hospital WIN
creamery buttor d. yrr"d "a such QuaA')t 'es
u. the suruFlutru II III may direct.
Bll- win al, be received for supplying tht
County Eos II al wf'h coii for year, :"ly
las 10 tGe ton to he Il lveruu IL tn" Din ut
the HosNi al. r.,
All goods to be delivered at the Hospital
in such quantities and at shGh 'imc' rs Tue
superintendent may irnrt
An Dtls t. % directed tt the .ruStrrs ri the
poor, ,.......
altl wli be re"yiN ed unless IN accordance
with IA" nboTr. ..
Irl,trra reserve tnA night f." retac ct any or
al iIrd- DAVID M'Lpi
iy!-Bt Superintendent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
MANILA CHARTER OPPOSED.
The Spanish ChaMber Of COmmerc
There IL Very Hostile to 1t.

There Is Very Hostile to 1t.
Manila. July 2G-The first meeting
Of the Legislative chamber was largely
attended.
Commissioner Wright, speaking Of
the charter of Manila, said the same
reasons that controlled in making
Washington the federal city ebtalned
in Manila, and Washington, he declar-
ed, was the best governed city in the
world.
Representatives of the Spanish cham
ber of commerce yehemently opposed
the charter, asserting that it was in
consistent with the principles of the
freest government on earth to deny the
right of suffrage 10 the residents of the
metropolis while granting it to those
of other localities. They also declared
that the proposed system of goyern-
ment for Manila was far less liberal
than that offered by the Spanish au-
thorities, who proposed to make the
representatives Of the districts IN Ma
Mia elective by the people.
General Hughes cables the news OF
the first surrender of insurgents in the
island of Samar, 800 men, with field
guns, 80 rifles and 20 bolos giving
themselves up to the authorities.
The opinion prevails among the Unit
ed States officers that 1t will take years
to accomplish the economic programme
of General Corbin. The civil and cdu-
catonal authorities hold that 4 contin-
uance of the protection over minor
posts is necessary, aside from that ar
for,lcd by the conslabuiary. 1t is gen
orally expected that the concentration
will be more gradual than IS alltlcipat-
ed in Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
CARD BASKET.

Mr.. George r. Vernon, wife and
family left to day for Atlantic City.
They will stop at the Mascot
William Bryan Of Stanton has re.
turned home from visit to bis daugh-
ter in Chester.
Miss Reba E. Broomall is visiting
in Manayunk, Pa.
Miss Ella c. Davis has returned to
her home after visiting relatives III
Germantown and Philadelphia.
L. e. Davis is registered at the Ru-
dolf at Atlantic City.
Henry Sullivan, janitor of the Y.
NJ. II. c., is at Atlantic City on his
vacation.
Norway c. I'll. will have lawn
social on Thursday evening. August l
at the home of George D. and May =.
Cloud. All are cordially invited to
attend.
NJ. d. Crossan is out of the city on
business.
Jesse Workman, telegraph operator
for II. II. Robinson & Co. for over
two years has taken a position as
operator with Wolf Brothers at At
lantic City. He, with his wife, lefs
to-day to assume his duties ON Mon
day.
Miss Jessie Banks left for a short
V sit to Delaware City.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Green and chill
drcn and Miss Anna D. Ayars are at
Rchoboth.
j. b. Baxter has returned from a
week vacation at Rehoboth.
Francis James is visiting friends in
| Chester,
Abncr Ii. Ovcrdecr, stenographcr
at the kcntmcre Mills Of the Joseph
I Bancroft Sons Co., has gone on a Two
weeks trip to Gettsburg and Pen Mar.
Mr.. Elmer Vernon. salesman at the
Golden Rule Dry Goods store, viii
| leave tomorrow on his vacation. He
will visit Elizabeth, N. J. and Oxford
Pa.
willis L. Overdeer, the Pbiladel-
phia representative of the Benz #.
| Shaw Co., who is recovering from a
severe attack Of appendicitis, has
gone to Gettysburg and Pen Mar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Set a Trap For a Kidnapper.

Lancaster, Pa. July 26 p. Il. Matt,
wenlty mnrchan OF Lancaster whose ros
idsnco Is just outside the city. received "A
letter on "Wednesday from MI unknown
party, threatening the kidnapping Of his
children unless $500 In cash was placed
lute that night in q private collection box
near his home
MIR, Watt employed couple Of det, ct
i've to watch the box, in which dscoy
letter was placed as ordered. but as the
lctterwrlter failed to appsar 1t is supposed
he learned OF the presence OF tie watchers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Crushed dto i)cat!:

Baltimore, Nd, July %. As a
result OF the derailment Of au en.
glne attached to a Local passc niger
train on the Old Maine Line ol the
B. and o.. Railroad this morning,
the engineer, +. Z. Holman, was
killed, and the tircmcn, q. ". Hob
day, was injured. The accident
happened near Marriottsville. The
engine turned over, and the engl-
neer, who stuck to his post, was
caught under the engine and re-
celved The injuries from which he
died in about half au hour
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Woman Trounces q Bu 'glar.

Mahoney City, Pa. July 70.
When Mrs. George Tuns returned
to her home in Brooklyn, near here
after visit last night, she saw q
man ransackiug her bureau draw.
ers. She grappled with the intru-
der, who struggled desperately to
get away. The woman, however,
held last atd after belabor ing him
about the head until nearly ex-
hausted, she permitted him to jump
from an upper window and escape.
He got nothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Barn Struck by Lightning

Frederick, Md, July &c. During the
heavy 9 orin which passed over Frederick
county last eveding lightning struck the
barn of John e. Crnner, near Lewiston,
completely destroying It. together with
600 bushels OF wheat % tons OF hay and q
lot of farming machinery and implements.
A horse ana colt woe also consumed
in the flames. 1t was patty Ensured In
tine Gruufier's Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Yacht A shore.

The Monhesan, u schooner yacht of 23
tons gross owned by CLARK A. Miller. of
New Haven, went ashore Friday morning
hi 5 o'clock of ship Shoals, below Lewes
Del. TIC yacht was cruising along the
shore when it Is supposed tho wind drove
her on the rocka, Tho crew consisting of
three men, succeeded in gotting safely to
land wi h the aid of The AssateuRue iifo
savers,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
The Gather.

On Sunday, fair weather, slowly rising
tempera ure and fresh eastorly to south
easterly winds will prevail.
On Monday, fair weather, with slowly
rising temperature,
Ths therm ometer at W. c. Taylor 8
drug store So2 King strost today regis
cred as follows:
O'Clock lOo'clook O'Clock
C6 ~ 79
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Baby Of Gigantic Promise

Colorado Springs, Col, July 26.
"A son born last night to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Leaf weighs II pounds,
is "a inches high and has l5A in
ches chest measurement. 1t 10 the
biggest baby ever born 10 Color.
ado, and perhaps 10 the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Spcueancous COMBUSTION.

Frederick, Md. ,QJuly ID, Fire
from spontaneous combustion at 3
o clock this evening destroyed the
large brick stables OF the NoYltatc,
the Catholic College. in Frederick.
The horses, carriages and harness
were were all gotten out safely.
About Is trunks Of the seninarlans
which were stored in an adjoining
lott, were DESTROYED. The loss is
estimated at $500, covered by lu-
SurlnCe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27

Summit Grove Opens.

TAO storm at summit Grove Camp made
1t necessary 10 hold the first service in the
large labaruaclo las nigh Tne e1crcis es
were under the direction of lSov. d Dr,
Hubbard and were informal IN their char
nc,er, lns cad Of an opening sermon. the
,eyernl ministers aud workers made ad
dresses. Among tho arrivals were Rev
j. Lo.Glyn and T.. 4. Cail isle, of Fred
uricka, Dol Mrs EIbriAgo k,isc ami
Henry Enck, OF Bal imors Miss Flora
Dic.riuk, OF Gettysburg. The appoint
mcntsfor sunday are Rev. Hugh joh n
sou at A NJ, Rav j Jo,oIyn a 3 p
NJ and Rev q II. Mayd we'll NJ ) =, NJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
New Maine Launched.

The new battleship Maine was
launched from the Cramps Ship
yards in Phlladel phia, this morn
ing. The new namesake OF the
memorial Maine was Miss Mary
Preb.e Anderson Of Portland, Me-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Letter from u soldier.

Mr.. Banard Dougherty Of du-
Points Banks, received a letter
from his son James, who is in the
service ol Uncle sam. lie IS sta.
toned two hundred miles from Ma
n,!a, and it took the letter sixty
days 10 come. HIS time will cX.
plre in February, 1902
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
VIII Wed a Soldier.

On the evening of July 81. which
is Wednesday next, reception will
be given Miss Rebecca Milligane
at the home Of her parents. tn.
Rev. and Mrs. J. X. Milligan at St
Georges. 1t will be bon voyage
reception as Miss Milligan will
shortly sail tol Manila, where she
will become the bride Of Lieutenant
Albert W. Foreman Of this city, who
is now in the Regular Army station
cd at Manila, Miss Milligan will be
assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Josephine Mllligan Rommel, Miss
Sara Milligau, MISS Nellie Johnson
Miss Estele Foreman and Miss
Nellie Kern. Trolley cars for Dell
aware City will be met atthat place
by hacks to take the guests to st.
Georges.
Miss Milligan. accompanied by
her father, will leave this city for
San Francisco on August E, and
will saffron San Francisco on the
transport Meade on August 10. DR..
Milligan will accompany his daugh"
ter and perform the ceremony.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Charged with Stealing Hive OF Bees,

Nlkton, Md. July %. Charged
with stealing hive of bees from
John Cameron, Of Rising Sun, Viii
liam and Henry Greenfield and
Elmer and James Johnson were
each committed to the Elkton Jail to
await the action of the grand jury,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
DOT s.

The funeral Of Carl Balm Wiles,
apeu 5 months, OF Dover, took place
today. Interment was made In the
Wilmington and Brandy wine GENE.
terry.
During the past week 20 children
died 10 Wilmington. There were
33 dsAths iu ~ tss2xaed :, x~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Deaths and Funerals,

Mrs. Mary Lowry, aged seventy
years, OF Philadelphia, die d yes.
terdaY.
William Gceucv, aged ! years, Of
No. ll2V West Fourth street, died
today.
Miss Kate Craven, aged - years,
OF No Jl4 Chestnut street, died on
Thursday last.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Is state Deteotiyc

Theodore Francis received his commits.
sion from 10 Y-aor Hum this morning,
confirming u ! appointment as state do.
tective The oaCh Of office was admins-
tered by Magistrate Hollis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
sunday Concert a, BranIyuine Springs

A 50 cial musical concert Ill h3 given
by the band at Brandy wine Springs Park
on sunday uliernOou aud evening. Tho
sunday atlcn lance at tho springs has
been large all season, and the paris man
asemcHt wil make the sunday concerts
ns nttrnolve ao possible Professor Lam
bases Band has become vary popular
with the patrons Of the SPRING, ant he
nom herp indIFliu uly hnvo many i.iOAis
I.,r
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
PERSONAL;
MENTION
MIR. BROWN ENrERTAIN5.

Harry Brown, prominent baritone
scoist Of this city Is the guest for a
few days of Councilman J. j. Maho-
ney Of Ches ter. Last evening j" on
ter a ned pa ty of Mr.. Nal n .
friends with several vocal sele cv.ons.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Bandmaster for Ferris School.

4 +. J., stewart. Of MCntville, Me-. has
been engaged as bau1master at tho Ferris
Industrial School lie has arrived at the
institution, and will cndeavor to make
the band more proficient than ever before,
The wheat crop hns been harvested and
yielded $50 bushels This ts an average
Of more than y bu .hes to an acre
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Moonlight Excursion.

Star Of Delaware Lodge, No. !,
Order Shepherds OF Bethlehem. will
give a moonlight excursion to Wash.
ington Park on next Monday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Charged With Larceny,

Edward Lang was arrested this morn
ing by Sergeant Lyons and officers Sherry
aud button ou tho charge OF larceny OF
brass from lhe Harlan and llollingswOrth
companys yards Tho brass vas recover.
l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27

Rev. r. s. Accoo, pastor Of tue U. A.
NJ. f. Church, will preach at the Layton
Home tomorlo ow afternoon at $50
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
i)tA rs.

WILSON. I'm This city on July z. i'E'l. Sarah
j., widow of lhr lat Henry B. Wilson. IN
her 9th year.
Eeulivns and friends are invited to at:erl
tns funeral at her lat residence, No.lio North
Adams stree. on Monday Afternoon, at Z
O'Clock Services at the house. ln.srilehe
at Eivurview tanetery
test in peace
Richmond papers please copy.
CHAIRS in THIS city on July q, 1901, Ferdl.
nlnd Chars
Nvlatives, friends nnl mon bors OF D"!a,
l,nr, ire Go. No ), are invited 10 allenu
the funeral services al hi. !n.r residence No
a1i ing str,,"t on l,r sday afternoon, July
Hyti, al 4 o'clock. lntcrmcnt at Elvcrv:eW
cemetery,
KElLY.-In this city on July y, 1901 Annie
A., wife of Frank }, Kelly.
rrl,,iyc, aud friends are invited to attend
the funeral frorr the residenc" OF her broihcr
ln-law. VIM j. Kelly, No, 500 Walnut street
on Monday morning at o'clock. Solemn
Il, uuiem Mass at -. Mary's L. C. Church. i.
lntrrncnt Cathedral Cemetery. ,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Sc Per Share

pRoliPp SUBsC RIBNRs WILL IMMEDl.
ATrLI N CElVE THE APP OklloN MENT
SCRIP DIVIDENDS Of - per cent. each, 'ie
clurud by the Conptuy May J, May 70, Jun =
10 and July 10, of the New England Federal
Northwestern snd Atlantic Snb.tonpa mes,
who have u laced IS per cont Of their capital
stock into he pareat tompnnys treasury To
he divided among its stock. older' As a 70 per
cent Grip dividend.
Make All subscr tptlOnI payable bS 'h"cA'
draft express or money order reg stored let
Ter etc, to the order Of the Company.
American Wireless Telephone and leie
graph CO. i345 Area st, Phiiaae'Phia' fa'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Repairing Chimneys.

William Valance tho staoplo climber,
il making repairs % tho chimney Mt tho
delaware Cotton Works. He will work
ali OF 10 night and to morrow
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27

rEPOltT or THE CONDITION OF TILE
n FIRST NATIONAL bANh,' 0,tf OF
WIlNINi.TON at Wilmington, in tho state
Of Delaware at The close OF business July 10.
1881
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts.............. i0t %
Dverlraits secured and unsecured. 81 -
u = Bonds to secure cirrulai ion.,. hoWo %
4. s, Bonds TO secure l.. ) deposits aUWo W
STOCKS sGcEl ties, rtr..........r..,,, ossooJ Oh
Bankiug.house. furniture ana hX' ,,
lures .-..........',' ''''.. ..'.'.'''' o'oW ~
Other real estate owncd......,.,. $4,000
''" s,., "a ,eo aren,s',....".. ,....... 4e7o7 90
Dua from state Banks and bankers. ,U14 e.
Dueirum approved reserve agents. " lou "
Chrrks and other cash teils......... 1924 SO
Exchanges for clearing house u, w. 10
Notes VI other Nulionai l'unNa..... l,ili0O
fractional paper turiuncy. nicke'5
and Cruts............... .....,..,,,.. J.S w
Lawful money rsrrve In bank. w:
,.eral tender no cs -. 10, ,uJO0y- 1891 20
Redemption ipnd with L. 5, Treas.
,lrcr d per cent OF circulation 2,5OOOJ
Due from L. Treasurer other
thun 3 por cent redemption Iund Woo w
Total. 1890! %
LIABILITIES.
Copi,pl stock paid din............... in $500 O0o %
Surplus tund ..,..,..... lOnO'Oh)
Undivided profits. less expenses
and inXcs spnld,.........,.......... i4."iS %
National bank not .soutstaniiig ,... $1,000 %
Due to other n ttiOnhl bank. k...... ,..HiD ii
Due 10 Trust UmlIaules and savings
Eunks,,....... ....,..r...,... 81 so 80
Dividend. un, and d,,,,.-,.,.,.,,,,.., I3a 30
Individual deposits subject to
UHeek ...... .,,',.....,..,..sHl! ~ =
trrtiiitd d checks S............., IL, ss5 Il
tnilcd states deposits. .....J5 ly2 II
DEPOSITS OF l. y dlshGrsinl
officers. o,1O1 II l9G22 OS
Total =, 1870! q
| Stat" of Delaware" County Of New Castle, IS:
Henry Bush, cashier Of the above named
| hunk, II SDlcmniy swear that the above state
| ,nrut ~ trrr to tho best Of nv lin ,wielsr and
belief HENRY BUSH, Cashier
| Subscribed and iworn To brfor" nle this 18th
| day Of July, 1901,
CuARI.ES II, SCOTT, Notary Public.
| Correct, attest;
| W. HAROLD SMITH
| Il JAMES REll
| JAMES p WINCHESTER
| 1t directors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27

A loon to rnvulcrs, Dr. Fow)er's Ex
tract Of Wild Strawberry Cures dvSen-
terry, diarrhuen, -enscknes5 nausea Ploa-
ant to take Perfectly harmless.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27

The body OF Evin Williams who was
killed AZ Landith was buried ut Farm
hurst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27

lNXrHANGE pEHoRATlNH GO. FAINT
j.. er- and paper han -crs, II You have not
Ih,- cash We VIII take any kind of met chan
ll,cln ,XcHnn gel for work, incluihs new and
sncgnl AVnl iurnltGrc carpets, pianos, etc
Rooms paperrl s.. 80 paper lncuaod; painted
&l.jUup runt, paint ID s. up, Doors grail
ed leo, Roofs aintci 4c. foot. Our work
- strIctly first cInsS Work done in city or
country end postal and We WA cal ao5
Eluuttt street ly-'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
Richmond papers please copy.

TEpOkT or TIE CONDITION OF "TI!E
n FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON. at Wilmington, in tho state
of Delaware, at the close oi business Ju'y 10,
1881
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
NINE. DeCOURCELl.

L'DI, ShLE-A TWO BURNER q AS COOK
4 ing stove usrwi ng machine and wash
ar Can at 5lJ West 9th street. lt